The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17
Political Intelligence.
1Ht6I1I8eHCCs
TIE BLACK REPUBLICANS OF MICHIGAN ALREADY
IN THE FIELD-ADDRESs OF THE STATE REPUBLI.
CAN COMMITTEES.

TUE BLACK REPUBLICANS OF MICHIGAN ALREADY
IN THE FIELD-ADDREss OF THE STATE REPUBIL.
IL view Of the approaching Presidential campaign the
Republican State Central Committee instructed by
the Repubca Mass Convention, at Kalamazoo on the
18th day OF Sept. mber last TO prepare and submit
plan Of Organization Tor the republican party Of this
Safe. Subsequently to that period, certain earnest
and active friends Of the in tho city of Detroit
aciing under the suggestion given out by the National
Republican Association at Washington, for med the De-
tIoit Republican Assocatinn and invited the co-opera.
ton OF the republicans Of the towns cities and counties
of the interior The plan Of organization having been
brought to the attention cf the Republican state Cen
trail Ccrmi.tee, they gave such examination TO in
duce them 10 endorse ii eligible aud efficient plan
Of State organization. The limited time which is to
eapse before it will become necessary for ths repub
lcars Of Michigan to take part IN the national organi
zaton renders II imperative that time should be lost
In perfectiDg their Accordingly. this committee
wouf earnestly recommend immediate cooperation
with the Detroit Republican Association, in
with and upon the plan suggested in their circular letter.
The principles which lie at the bottom Of the republican
Organization clearly and amply set forth in the briei
form Of constitution which accompanies this creul>r
letter. The contest has already been waged in ngress
upon the principles Of that constitution, and deterni-
nstifn fully expressed TO fight that contest upon the
simple OF freedom or slavery extension unembar-
rassed by all other issues whatever whsthsr State
matt. nal whoever il Tor that pInc lie is Of u.s.
matter what his antecedents have been.
rromptness is the sou OF Efficiency: efficiency
success The principle being right nothing remains but
the adoption Of the means TO mske 1t triumphant,
be confidently looked for by the formation Of repub
associations, with all convenient expedition,
throughout the ate. which Will De com Auted tue
business of local oIgazacn the disc nina ion Of docu
the rslying Of strength and the general details
q thir campsgn up to the hour Of closing the polls
This committee will strenuously cooperate with the plan
Of organizaton and having fully identified Themselves
with H. would respectfully il vite the co-ope alton Of
every voter IL state uho believes IL to be this duty Of
freer TO freedom and not slavery Our oppo-
rents with their appe tes for Office whetted by oneyear
Of most unsilng abstinence make the air re,ound with
their prenopitsry howls they orgaized and come
10 with double force of cunning obsequiousness and
brayen effrontery To ask for recomnittal of public az
fairs, into their treacherour and unfathul hands but
the people al Michigan, having experienced one year Of
prudent sicient and honest Of ate affairs
upon the principle of rict .ounfablity will be in
insoept Neither in the aspect Of national affairs
have The republican party aught 10 fear The open
abcy II tho President envy to the principles OF bis
party but to the who have sought To maintain
hem, has lett him whout the slightest held upon the
popular regard easy victim 70 that whelmpg aud
fwifr dcsrucicn which Is pcnt in the popular hear
and awaits only It's signal 10 be let loose the heads
Of those who have sold their birthrightto slavery
republicans OF Michigan Certain victory awaits us II
wisey the hours which given TO promote
and carry thorough and efficient Organization. Ia
recommending the above plan the Committee have
quilted themselves Of distinct and imperative duty.
made by the action Of the convention and feel
spirit in which this organization has been undertaken
the highest hopes Of is ornstors will be realized ard
its result will be rnado manifest in the permanent
dsmpton Of the State and the essential triumph Of the
great principle Of non extension OF slavery.
X. Hosmsr 2. p. Merd,
L. c. Belmcr, 4, W. Lee,
u. Mcintyre. John Mckinney,
W. X. Noyes Piiny Power,
I.p. Christancy State Central Comnittee.
Detroit, Lee. IL, 1865.