The National tribune., 1910-08-04
FOR COMMANDER=IN=CHIEF.

The Endorsements of Grand Army
Posts, of Voters in National
Encampment and Other Per.
sonal Endorsements Continue
to Come in BattaliOnS.
Grove, Pa, Comrade John McElroy was
selected as its choice for Commander
fn-Chief to be elected at Atlantic City
next September.-J. E. Norris, Adju-
tant.
At a regular meeting of E. ]. Davis
Post, 54, Department of Texas. Corpus
Christi. it was resolved that this Post
heartily indorscs the candidacy of John
McElroy for Commander-in-C Chief. and
earnestly hopes that he will be elected
at Atlantic City in September.-E. j.
Kilmer, Commander.
Black Eagle Post, 453. of Horton,
Kan, unanimously indorses the candi-
dacy of John McElroy for Command
erin Chief of the G.. A. R.-Geo. ii.
Francis, Commander.
AT a recent meeting of Post sc, De-
partment of Missouri, Maysville, reso-
lutions heartily and unanimously in
dorsing Conrade John McElroy fer
Commander-in-C Chief were passed The
National Tribune pension bill was also
ohm Stratton, Commander;
George Lloyd, Adjutant.
E. NJ. Stanton Post, 208. of New
Pa, heartily indorses the can
didacy of John McElroy for Command
er-in-Chief of the G. A. r. for 1901.
Lloyd, Commander; Oliver
Moiter, Adjutant
Remi Boerner, 1926 Poplar street,
Philadelphia, Pa, writes: John A.
Koltes Post, 22S, Department of Penn
sylvania. is unanimous for Comrade
John McElroy for National Commander,
and we all hope that he will be elected"
c. P. Taylor, Barron. Wis, writes:
1--WE are all in favor of Comrade John
for Commander-in-Chie and
we also favor The National Tribune
pension bill"
At a regular meeting of S. c. Dwyer
Post. of Westport, n. Y, the members
voted unanimously in favor of John Nc
Elroy for Commander in Chief of the
G. A. R.-C. E. Stevens, Acting Adju-
tant.
Lander Post, 156, of Lake City, Iowa.
at its last regular meeting passed reso-
Iutions favoring Comrade John McEl-
roy for Commander-in-C Chiefs. T.
J.. c. woodman Post, of Lawton,
Mich, is in favor of The National Trib-
une pension bill, and thinks Congress
should get busy and pass 1t without
before it is too late. IS the
boys are fast passing away. The Post is
also in favor of Comrade McElroy for
Colnmsnder-in-Ch Chief to be elected at
he next National Encampment.-C. D.
Hooper.
G. A. r. Post 562, Chateaugay. n. Y,
has passed resolutions indorsing Com
-ade John McElroy for Commanders
Meagher.
Morgan Post, Is, of Petersburg, Pike
County, Ind, indorses Comrade John
McElroy for National Commander of
the G. A. r., and requests him to ap-
point more loyal and energetic PEN
the last National Encampment, as it
seems they made no effort to enact pen
sion legislation in this Congress; they
spent their time, drew their pay and
quit without an effort. We hope for a
committee in the future that will make
IN effort for the comrades and their
c. Ashby.
"As a member of the Daughters of
Veterans. Ladies of the @. A. r., and
he Woman's Relief Corps, very much
hope to see Comrade McElroy Com
nander-in- Chief of the Grand Army of
the Republic. / feel there ought to be
1 Tent of Daughters of Veterans in
every place where there are United
Of the Confederacy, and I
believe you would give the Daughters of
Veterans your loyal support. Carrie
A. Sanborn, Redlands, Cal
Mrs. NJ. A. Lakin. of Raymond, Me,
writes that she reads The National Trib-
lne to her husband, who has had a
para1ytic stroke. and that he enjoys it
very much. And she adds: He wishes
10 say he appreciates all You have done
for the soldiers, and heartily indorses.
you for Commander-in-C Chief of the G.
A. r. He says that he thinks that The
National Tribune bill should pass. 1t
would bring relief to many soldiers as
needy as himself. God bless you, and
help you to the honorable position of
Commandcr-in-Chief Of the c.. A. r."
st would like TO have Comrade John
for Commander-in-Chie and
| will do all / can to get him there. 1
heartily indorse his candidacy.
Taylor, Owosso, Mica.
THE National Tribune is a welcome
visitor, and / want to say just here that
we approve your paper, your pension
bill and your candidacy for election to
the Office of Commander-in-C Chief. No
man has deserved the honor more than
ice of the Peace, Washington ID. c.
1.-THE National Tribune Is the soldiers
friend. May it live for ages to come
and may its editor become the next
in n-Chief''-Wayne Z. Nor
ris, Freeland, Mich.
The National Tribune is an invalua-
BILE paper, and had 1t ceased reaching
my home for even one issue you would
have heard from me at once. Permit
me to congratulate You now as our next
Chief Helen NJ. Will
son, Department President of Illinois,
Ladies of the G.. A. r. -
'I think your election to the position
Of Commander-in-C Chief of the Grand
Army is as certain if you live as If YOU
had the office already in your grasp I
am sure that Xnur department is such
year if such We're the custom. I fully
int t,aI-