The National tribune., 1910-03-24

Smith, AdiiIgiiant,o diiIii
! At resaiar mating of Over Post.
l.. of PaiEstsVii'cs %. hel5 Friday even
ing, jan. iS3the candidacy of Comrade
John McE,broy fog National Commander
! was earnestly ami unanimously in
! 5orsed. John Isns. Commander; Geo.
&. Conversej Adjutant.
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At regular meeting of John c. Ere
! mont PostGT29. department of Ohio, of
Alliance. G-a Past Commander J. 4.
lStambaush presented the following
Resolved, That this Post heartily and
unanimously recommend Comrade John
Alc2iroy for Commander-in-Chi of
the G. y. L. in 1910. and we urgently
| lrecommend the passage of The Ma
tional Tribune pension bill, and re-
quest the Ohio delegation in both
Houses of Congress to give it earnest.
persistent and unanimous support. The
| Iabove was adopted by unanimous vote.
Morgan Anderson, Commander; r. E.
Collar, Adjutant.
At regular meeting of Otterbein
Post, 217, Department of Indiana, of
Montmorenci, Ind, resolution was
passed indorsing the candidacy of John
McElrOy for Commando er r-in-C Chief at
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recommend that all the Delegates give
him their loyal support. F. NJ. MADDOX,
Senior Vice Commander.
Gov. Morton Post, Al. of Calistoga.
Cal. unanimously and enthusiastically
indorse The National Tribune pension
bill and Comrade John McElroy for
Commander-in-Chie to lead the siege
in Washington to have it enacted into
law, a. IL, ManQig. Commander.
AT regular meeting of Phil Kearny
Post, 55, of Frankford, Pa, held on Jan.
Il, 1910. it was moved and carried that
we unanimously indorse Comrade John
MeElroy for Commander-in-Ch of
the G. A. r. in 1910. A. ]. Johnson,
Adjutant.
Walter c. Hull Post, 461, of WaverIy,
n. Y, inddrses the candidacy of John
McElroy for National Commander
Fred ). Morgan, Co. II, 109th n. Y.
At regular meeting held Jan. 20,
1910, Post 1f9, of New Albany Kan.
unanimously indorsed The National
Tribune bill, also the candidacy of
Comrade John McElroy for Command
.er-in-Chief in September. 1910. J. r.
Price, Commander; j. +. Cliff, Adju-
tant.
w. T. Sherman Post, 6, of Provo,
Utah, hereby forwards to you their
hearty Endorsement of John McElroy
for Commander-in-Ch of the G.. A r.
and of The National Tribune pension
bill. j. w. Brown, @. D.
AT n regular meeting of Walter c.
Whitaker Post, rs, of Louisville, KY
held JAN 25. 1910, it was unanimously
resolved as follows:
Having full knowledge of the valua-
Bile services Comrade John McElroy has
rendered in the past to the G. "A. r. in
advancing the interests of every old
soldier in Bringing The National Trib-
une pension bill before Congress and
his untiriiIg effort to bring about its
passage; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we as a Post, in unity
as Post (S4 members strong), heart
lily indorse Comrade John McElroy for
Commander-in-Chie at the next meet
ing of the G. A. r. in Atlantic City. N
J., in National Encampment assembled,
and we ask the corporation of the
three Department Commanders, One
MUS Weldon, now in Washington, d. c.;
John W.. Hammond and John BIaes,
both in louisville, KY. to use their in
fluence and votes to see him elected
Leopold Wells, Commander; John
Blaes, Ad1utant. = ~. ..
Whereas Kit Carson Post, of Wash
ington, ID c., has placed in nomination
Comrade John McElroy, of The Ma
tionaE Tribune, for National Command
er for 1910; therefore, believing that
further controversy is useless. we, the
members of McCook Post, 81, Depart
ment OF Kansas, move the rules be sus-
pended and the Adiutant- General be
instructed to cast the unanimous vote
of the G.. A. R. for Commander-in-C Chief
for the year 1910 John McElroy, of The
National Tribune. d. B. Smeltzer, Ad-
jutant
The following resolutions indorsing
Comrade John McElroy's candidacy for
Commander-in-Ch Chief of the G.. A. r.
were adopted by Gen. Chas. Griffen
Post. G.. A. r., Jan. 81, 1910, in Home
stead, Pa:
Whereas Col John McElroy, editor
of The National Tribune, Washington,
D. c., and Past Senior Vice Command
erin Chief, has for the past 25 years
thru his paper championed the cause of
his comrades, who fought for the
Union in the greatest civil war of the
worlds history, is being indorsed as
candidate for Comm9nder-in-Chief
which is to be elected this year at At
lantic City; therefore,
Resolved, That We, members of Gen.
Chas. Griffen Post, G.. A r, meeting in
Homestead, Pa, do also indorse the
candidacy of Comrade John McElroy
for COMMANDMENTS of the G. A r.
for the ensuing year. E. l.. Allen,
Chairman of Committee.
At a regular meeting of Mckinley
Post, IS, of Snow Hill, Md, the -Ieme
of Comrade John McElroy was heartily
indorsed for Commander-in-C Chief. VIM.
r. Gavin, Snow Hill, Md, P. o. Box 70.
I am instructed by this Post to say
that any help Cross Post, 7S, of Seneca
Falls, NJ Y, can give Comrade McEl-
roy will be cheerfully given. r. J. Dob
son, Adjutant.
Nathan Kfmbel Post. 1872, of Linton,
Ind, passed resolutions favoring John
McElroy for Commander-in-Chief of
the G.. A. r. at its next National En-
campment. John N. Risher, Command
er.
At regular meeting Hiram G. Fish
er Post, 1856, of Lapel Ind, by a unan-
imous vote, indOrsed John McElroy for
CornmanderAin-C Chief of the G. A. r.
for 1910. Jas. P, Garrett. Commander;
C. C. Stu4ey, Adjutart.
C. X. Hail Post Al, Department of
Gorsed Gsw iefcsy coymrad hcEroy hss hfoG for Conn mn
mander-in-Chief John A. Borden,
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