The National tribune., 1910-04-21

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roy, has for many years been untiring
in his effeHts for the best interests of
the veterans lof The war of the rebel. ,,
cause of the old soldiers. and ever ready
to stretch to them n helping hand for
their cause! Therefore. our Post unan-
imously resolved TO indorse him for
Commander-iI Chief, and instructed
our delegates to give their full support
at the National Encampment, and
power to that end" II. II. n ssley.
Commander; Philip Dieter, Adjutant.
James Harvey Post, Pennsylvania, in
dorses The Natiohal Tribune pension
bill, also dohn McElroy for Command
er-in-C Chief, and says: Boys, show
your colors by turning out to the De-
partment Encampment, and instruct
the Delegates to the National Encamp-
ment to support our candidate for Com
mander-in-Chief.'' John p. Kirkpat-
rick, Commander; Joseph Jones, Adju-
tant
John Murray Post, New Jersey, at
meeting at which all the members We're
present voted unanimously in favor OF
John McElroy for Commander-in-Ch
at the National Encampment at Allan
tic City in 1910. S. ]. Trusty, Com
mander; l.. Y. Cox. Adjutant.
L. s. Grant Post Missouri, unani-
mously voted to indorse John McElroy
! for Commander-in-Ch Chief, and contin-
ued: The justly deserving sentiment is
that Comrade John McElroy has done
more for the veterans than any other
living man, and is entitled to the high
| honor of being elected COMMANDMENTS
Chief" Levi Orin, Commander.
Lookout Mountain Post, California:
I'VE heartily indorse John McElroy for
| the Office of Commander-in-C We
| acknowledge The National Tribune as
the hest G.. A. r. paper, and recon-
mend it to all the veterans and their
families. 1t is always full of patriotic
sentiments, and is always ready to help
every comrade who went to Lincoln s
call for defenders of the Union and old
Glory. We also iudorse The National
Tribune pension bill, and ask our men,
bers of Congress to use all honorable
means to secure its passage" w. H
Wfeseman, Commander
Wadswortk Post. Montana: "Recog-
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Elroy, Past Senior Vice COMMANDMENTS
Chief and editor of The National Trib-
June, has ever been true and loyal tc
the best interests of the old soldiers o1
the civil war, and that his fidelity tC
the best interests is known and recog-
) nized. therefore we heartily indorse his
candidacy for Commander-in-Chief o.
the G. A. r. Also, we most heartily
indorse The National Tribune pensier
bill as a just measure" Frank p
Sterling, Adjutant.
Harry Sisson Post Ohio, unanimous
ly votes for John McElroy for Com
Chief of the G. A. r. G. j
Fisher. Commander; ]. s. Cherrington
Adiutant.
sJt &C . U--
Cameron Garrett Post, Missouri
unanimously indorSes John McElroy 70
Chief of the G.. A. r. il
, 1910. IL Wise; Commander; w. E
Evans, kdjutant.
w. B.1 fIazen Post, Department o
Washington and Alaska, fully indorse
Comrade, John McElroy for Command
er-in-Cfief, and also indorses The Ma
tional Tfibune .pehsion bill and urge
A. C. Legaabo. Adtdftant.
Gen. Ri9st Post, Department of Wash
ington and Alaska, unanimously in
dorses tie. candidacy of John McElro
for Chief in 1910, an
, also indDrses- The National Tribun
. pension Bill. j., J., Worts. Commander
W. T. Sherman Post, New Jersey, sin
cerely heartily and unanimously in
dorses Comrade John McElroy for Com
mander-in-Chief in 1910, and says
"May you be successful in securing sue
: an exalted position for which you ar
so well qualified" George F. Wiltshire
: Comma nder; A. L. Chamberlain, Adju
: tant.
c D. r. Shriver Post, Ohio, unanimous
$ ly indorses Comrade John McElroy fo
e Commander-in-Chie in 1910, and be
j lieves that The National Tribune per
Espy Post, Pennsylvania, unanimous
ly indorses John McElroy for Com
= mander-in-Chief in 1910, and hearth
= indorses The National Tribune pensio
= bill, believing it to be the best bill c
any that has been proposed for tn
betterment of veterans OF the civil wa
Z who are fast passing away. w. II.
v Lea, Adjutant.
d W. DonelIy Post, New York, hearth
r indorses John McElroy for Command
: er-in-Chief, and will stand by him
: the last man. They also indorse TIL
National Tribune pension bill. II.
Berry, Commander.
r John A. Logan Post, Missouri, unar
l. imously indorses John McElroy fo
Commander-in-Ch Monroe Gibson
Commander.
r Corinth Post, California: 1T is til
e Judgment of Corinth Post that Con
= rade John McElroy is in every way fl
n ted for the office Of Commander ir
: Chief and deserving of the high homo
J. Therefore, the Post unanimously ir
dorsas him for Commander-in- Chief
w. e. Tucker. w. w. Russell, John ]
: Swift and Allen Cooley, Committee.
!. Beeres Post, Michigan, heartily II
e dorses Comrade John McElroy fc
>. Commander-in-Ch and also INSTRUCT
e its Delegates to the State Encampmer
u :. to use all efforts to secure ComTade NJ
!. Elroy's election, believing it will be fl
r the best interests of the G. A. RI
l. ~ DanielS Adiutant