The National tribune., 1910-05-05

ing Comrade John McElroy as Com
nander-inlChief, sand has instructed il.
Delegatesyao use all honorab BILE mean,
to promote his election G. w. Merrill
Commaffder; J. G.. Fitch. Adjutant
w. T. Sherman Post. Department o
Nisconstmais in flavor of The Nationa
Tribune pension bill and John McEl-
roy for mmander-in-Chief. W. j
Feurstm, Adjutant.
At reslar meeting of Post 108. De-
partment qof Tennessee. The lIationa
Tribune pension bill was unanimously
indorsed; lralso the candidacy of Johr
McElroy, editor of The National Trib
une, for Commander-in-Ch Chief. Dick
Taylor, Commander; Eppa Lacy, Adju'
tant.
Morrill, Post Department of Yer
mont. unanimously indorses John Nc
Elroy for Commander-in-Chi and
says: I'VE as a Post appreciate his un-
failing efforts toward bettering the con-
dition of the veterans" i. D. Waldo
Commander; o. p. Bayles, Adjutant.
o. o. Howard Post, Department OF
Vermont, has unanimously adopted
resolutions favoring the election OF
Comrade John McElroy to the office OF
Commander-ip-Chie of the G. A. r
w. d. Ball. Commander; A. d. Beck
with, Adjutant.
John Lyons, Adjutant John Dillon
Post, Department of Iowa, sends in the
unanimous Endorsement by his Post OF
Comrade John McElroy's candidacy for
Commanderin-C Chief, in which the
Post says: I'VE are heartily in favor
of the election of our well-ioved COM
t,Ttf Trt, hi
old comrades is unbounded and who
gave the best of his Young life that
this Nation should be preserved an
made glorious for all time" The Post
also fully indorses The National Trib-
une pension bill.
AT regular meeting of Eillisca Post,
Department of Iowa. the Post Inani-
mously resolved 70 support John McEl-
roy for Commander-in-Ch Chief of the G..
A. Z. II. S, Allen, AdjutLnt
Henry D.tion Post. Department of
Iowa. unanimously indorses the candi-
dacy of John McElroy for Command
er-!n-Chief- and has instructed its Dele
gates to the state Encanpment to use
all honorable means to elect Delegates
to the National Encampment who will
work for Comrade M"E!ray's election.
David Starr, Adjutant.
J. w. Huntington. Quartermaster,
George II. Thomas Post. Department OF
Iowa. writes to The National Tribune
that John McElroy IS the first choice
of the Post for Commander-in-Ch to
be elected next september at the Ma
tiona Encampmsnt. and, further. that
The National Tribune pension bill suits
the Post to a IT.
Vance Post. Department of Ohio. G..
A. r. unanimously adopted resolutions
favoring the candidacy of John NIGEL
roy. ana pledges him its full support at
tho National Ehcampment, to be held
at. Atlantic City in September
T. !. StomIez Pest. of Ohio, writes to
The National tribune that it approves
of The Eationat Tribune pension bill,
and reqirests Congress to pass it, as
every day now Is forever too late for
many needy c6n!rade. The Post also
indurses as It's rh6ice for Commander
in-Chief Conratier John McEIroy, be-
lievinG that any honors that may be
conferred on him are fully earned.
Joe II gOlser Post, Department of
Ohio, which has a membership of 200,
ind6rses Comrada John
McEIroy for National Commander in
1911. The Post also indorse5 The Ma
tional Tribune pension bill. especially
the CLAUSE relating to widows.
A p Noyes Post. of Vermont. unan-
imousIy indorses The National Tribune
pension bill and the candidacy of John
for Commander-in-Ch The
Post also passed resolutions condemn
ing the action of the comm ttee in plac-
ing the statue or Lee in the Capitol
clothed in a Confederate uniform.
In appreciation of his worth and his
work in the past in behalf of the old
soldiers Of the rebellion. Hatch Post
of New York, heart Is in
dorses John McEirGy as its choice for
tn" next COmmandUT-in-Chie of the
Grand Army Of the Republic
Believing him TO be in every way
qualified for the high honor of the Of
flee. Lieut.. John II. Fisher Post De
partment of Pennsylvania, unanimous
" inGorsas the nomination of John Nc
1lroy at the next National Encamp-
ment to be held at Atlantic CITY The
Post also indorses The National Trib-
une pension bill.
Kyle Post. of Ohio. unanimously and
heartily indorses John McE!roy as the
next Commander-in-Ch of the G.. A.
r., and gratefully recognizes that Com
rade McElToy's services in behalf of his
country and comrades did not end with
the close of the war, but that he has
been ever true 70 the motto. 'Fraterni-
IT, Charity and Loyalty" The Post
also heartily indorses The National
Tribune pension bill.
Conn Stowe Post, of Vermont, is in
favor of John McElrey for the next
National Commander.
John McElroy is the unanimous
choice of. Serg't Peiffer Post. Depart
nent of Pennsylvania, for the office of
National Commander of the G. A. r.
m 1911.
Dick Cheatham Post. Department of
Ohio G. a. r.. unanimously indorses
The National Tribune pension bill and
the candidacy of John McElroy for
Commander-in-Ch Chief, and hopes that
ne will be elected at the National En-
,ampment.
The National Tribune pension bill is
Endorsed by B. R. Palmer
Post, of Minnesota, as is also the can
iidacy of Comrade John McElroy for
commander-ih-Ch of the G. A r.
Believing him to be pre-eminently
itted to- fill the position, and because of
lis valtfable Services to the Grand
\rmy, ftartford Post, Department of
and Nevada, C. A. r.,
heartily Jtndorsks Comrade John Nc
.lroy,s .eaindidaacy ffi for COMMANDMENTS
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= Cambridge Ppse Department of Ne
,raska, tehderseits support in behalf of