New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
whi.s. Arouse. Arouse! The Last CARD
of II nco-E ocoiani.


sued from the Regency Head Quarters at Albany,
TO stimulate the Faithful desperate, extraorof
nary. effort in view of the approaching Election. 1t
was never intended for the public eye, but copy
has been sent is by one to whom twas addressed
bat who has determined 10 give no further aid 10
the party which has proved hostile to the Pro'ec-
tion of Home Industry
II is wise to learn from an adversary. Read the
following Regency Circular, Wings and consider
wha, 5ou ought to do Immediately to counteract
such extraordinary exertions:
ALBANY, October 20, 1872
DEAR SIR It Is not inteation urge upon you, al
this fine me considerations which mpel every Democrat
10 do his duty in tie approaching important political con-
Test These familiar 10 and are no doubt fully ap
nroo OF the aC-;hat opponents have secret orean-
zston designed and well caicEiated 10 bring nt Their
rits are in give place quiet noseiess but
active exeon This has been impressed upon them from
their Central Committee here and will be carried out IN
the towns and counties as iar as practicable
We beg leave therefore, TO solicit yonr attention 10 le
subject o efficient torn and Sctool district organization.
This regard not only as The mos; effective means OF
meeting and couneracung any secret organization or
stealthy efert OF cur opponents bn as material element
The County Town Committees, take it for grant
ed already appointed and are IN the active dchatg I
{. ,her duties. Ii The minute organizations tnal
we address ourselves and al this late hour no time is TO be
lost il such have been neglected We suggest there'
fore. IL,
That the Town Election District Committees see that
each School District is efficiently organsed-caing lot
that purpose personally upon the School District Com
Receive the school district ist-meeting at short inter-
vals 10 revise and correct II.
Procure speakert0 address the people, as often as pTac
t:cabe before the election.
Designate some one of their number TO keep the eec.
tio district list the polls checking the names ol
the Democratic electors as they arrive and vote ana
causing prompt TO be taken TO BRING out those
| who do come
II Tha, School Dsric. Committees be appointed, in all
cases where this has not been already done; aud ial
they prepare accurate list vi all The Voters in their
school district classifying them in separate columns, as
Democratic Hhig, Tor Coon, Doubfu' and report TO
the Town Election District Committee
Act as general committee OF vgllance-wh power 10
enlarge the Vigilance Commit,ees-aod procure the
| attendance of Democratic electors al the polls
Before The election. the Committee, or one OF them,
| should evey Democrat in the dis.riet-provde
means OF conveyance for The aged and lnhrm-and
impress upon all the fact, that the election IS but 'or
!
Besides this in all where there is not actual kao
ledge OF effective organization, allow us to suggest the
necess " of going sending faithful or efficient per-
| son into every school district Tor that purpose.
But The that be too mprcsslveiy urged upon
your attention thsto bring, all possible cases inc N
nocratc to the polls IN the early part Of me day. LEI
our organization Chiefly upon this point when IS
reco.cted that about change our daory three
day system OF voting that of the single day sysem-at
of the year when the iarEer particularly oeh
much occupied the importance of these arrangement Is
must apparent ReHssess in this respect VIII oe GER
tain Weld great advantage our opponents; Tor II !hey
adopt the early plan OF voting neglect II, after a
~ secured their votes they may by ndscrimnae chal-
!engn. by sezing opportunities approach and gather
w e uou'' seriously cmbarrasS efforts ana uilinisn
our vote.
We are aware that t,n requires instant industry and
perseverance, and we To who ecl
neres, enough in The great cause shch the
New-Y ork, ii not the wellbeng of the union, em.
barked put forth manly effort for the comp'e,e regen
Grafton the State Conending with an adversary that is
per CITY organsedthat is resolved, If possible 10 arrest
in this STATE Democratic reaction by which he has been
overwhelmed other Sates-and TO whose means OF cor
rupton and fraud have nothing oppose but the
ey patriotic feeling and voluntary actionevery man
Of Us called upon make the utmost eIertons, and TO
d.yote those exerons the fields which most demand
the labor of The political husbandman And we have tell
the importance of asking your attention TO field OF effort
which iere danger OF overlooking Tor others more al
traclive and imposing or from ieeing oil security on'
| ui;hon; which all others may be nnavalilng.
we have The satisfaction 10 assure you that our lntel
once from all paris OF the State is cheernghat The tone
and confidence o the Democracy every where Indicate
triumph But let the assurances OF victory however
we.grounded lead to the neglect Of the "i'-.- ,-, S
| to ensnre we neseech you' III 4 coh'es' vi
| which SO rIucl depends. be caught mapping.
| We are respectfully yours
| w l.. MARCY, f.. CROSWELL,
j. VAN BUREN,, J. V. l.. PRUYN,
C. C.NOSBURGH, State Central Commit tee