The National tribune., 1910-06-02

Post 81. G. A. r.. of Nevada, Iowa.
unanimously indorses the candidacy of
Comrade John McElroy for Command
er-in-Chief NJ. c. Allen, Adjutant;
Jason d. Ferguson Post, 81.
; John Mecray Post. 40, of Cape May,
\. J., heartily indorses The National
Tribune pension bill and the candidacy
of Comrade John McElroy for Com
mander-in Chief of the G. A. r., ana
will use all honorable means to secure
his election. James j. Doak, Command
er; A. c. Gile, Adjutant.
At a recent meeting of Denison Post,
S. of Hampden, Baltimore, Md, in
structions we're given the Adjutant to
say that Denisson Post would use all
honorable means to secure the election
of Comrade John McElroy, the best
friend the old soldier has to-day, as
Commander-in-Chie Andrew ]. Lam
bert, Commander; B. F. Rodgers, AdJu-
tant.
G.. A. 4. Post, 1T, of Renville. Mimi,
is heartily in favor of Comrade John
McElroy for the next COMMANDMENTS
Chief. L. A. Brooks.
r. c.. Sleater, Past Department Com
mander of Utah. sends in the unani-
Post. Z, Department of Utah, and says:
.s,fhere were three Past Department
Commanders present at the meeting.
At the next State Encampment of Utah
I have no doubt but that Comrade Nc
Elroy will receive the unanimous IN
dorsement of the Encampment, which
he so richly deserves. From present
appearances i expect to see Comrade
McElroy unanimously elected Com
mander-in-C Chief at Atlantic City"
Zeb Branson Post, 462, of Ipava, ILL.,,
heartily indorses the candidacy of John
McElroy as Commander-in-Chie of the
G. A. r. for 1910-1911. oliver Wood,
Commander; ]. A. Morrison, Adjutant.
Stewart Young, Department Com
mander of Idaho. G. A. r., sends in the
Endorsement of the candidacy of John
McEIroy for Commander-in-Ch by
Gen. Lawton Post. 20, Department of
Idaho, and says: so far as my infiu-
ence will go as Commander of the De-
partment, will boost for the comrade to
the best of my ability
At a regular meeting OF Stephen
Munger Post, 425, Freeland, Mich, a
motion supporting the candidacy of
John McElroy for Commander-in-Ch Chief
was unanimously indorsed.
Edwin r. Lee Post, IS, New Hart
ford. Conn, is unanimously in favor of
John McElroy for the next National
Brown, Adjutant
at recent meeting of George H.
Thomas Post, IS, of ottawa, Kan, II
was by a hearty and unanimous vote
resolved that we most earnestly indorse
Comrade John McElroy for the highest
and most important place in the G.. A.
R.-one who at all times earnestly and
faithfully advocated any measure for
the betterment of the members of that
army who defended our country in
time of its greatest peril" ]. 8. For
gey, Adjutant.
w. c. Harper Post 79, of, Keosauqua,
Iowa. heartily indorses Comrade John
n-Chief of the g. A. r. Jas. a Fowler,
Commander; VIM. NJ. Houston, Adju-
tant.
Moody Post, So, of susquehanna, Pa,
most heartily and cordially recommends
John McElroy, of Kit Carson Post, 2.
Department of Potomac, for the Office
and has instructed its representatives
to the State Encampment to use all
laudable means to further such choice.
DIR. G. w. Gleason, Adjutant.
Mexican Post, BAT, of Farmers Val
ley. Pa, strongly favors The National
Tribune pension bill, and is for John
McElroy for Commander-in-Chi l.
L. Stanton.
Thomas Ross, Adjutant of John C,
Fremont Post, SO, of Littleton, Colo,
sends in the Endorsement Of John Nc
Eiroy for Commander-in-Ch Chief by his
Post, in which 1t is stated that Com
rade McElroy has during a long num-
Der of years devoted his life to the up
building of the interests of the g. A. r.
he has worked diligently to secure pen
sion legislation both for the old soldiers
and for their widows, is fully in touch
with all the aims and needs OF the G.
a. R., having attended all National
Conventions for a number of years, and
has shown himself to be fully in har-
mony with all the interests pertaining