The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25

LxFAYETrE MARBLE.
Another and prominent member OF Me-. sxndersons
committee in letter led Belleone, Oct l. 1885, I'D
dressed TO the Chairman the Republican Com m.,tee
Gays
you that the American State Commit
sion. in favor Of Union ticket, such the fact and this
should satisfy republican friends this surely my
the people q the Interior Of The STATE and repeating
the IN q October spremature and highly dangerous give
you faithful reflex Of popular feeling on this mos, Ipor,,1,
campaign ali things working most harmoniously pow
force 10 he strong tide now rising 10 the full BY
meeting wHh yon Harrisburg % The IN, no definite
american STATE Executive Commiee has already decided %
about i useless and viii only give re thousand inu:
ou. rumors on the eve q The ees,lon-hs very wors.
committee whom you suspec, admirable opportunity
~ S cd we
win have no time % expose and retuis The objection that
We win be in session in Philadelphia until tbs affair IS per
S ao or 70. ss as s your a
mee will q course be at the time and place
prepared to do the only question Is 70 the mods op
nemabe consessenes eSer b. prema me acton %
BY hard terms with the Amsrcans What you want "a
end 20 elect either Fremont or Fillmore not, would
but imp your present any prePoslron
sn w w ss and " no 70 e
could lead them nor myself away from our candidate neither
norasle terms with the republicans, in defeating the common
enemy Of both
The name Of the writer Of this letter s not given only
because he old not d. sire II TO be publicly used
such the opinions and wishes OF OF the mos
prominent members OF the American party in this SAFE
Who are also members Of Mr. Sanderson's committee
They frankly expressed not only " the Chairman OF
the Republican state Executive Committee, but to Mr.
sAnderon bmteIf They desired an honorable alliance
With publcans 70 tue defeat OF Mr. BuchAnaa
While Mr.. Fornsy -s with 70 Mr. Sandtrsot, the
sse semoera party would be 70 have me asp
ton Of all true Americans, adopted and Dauve born
In supporting James buchanan Mr. Forney's letter
dated sep, loh. and not made public Until the 90
of October For ms publication, even nj this ste period
the public indebted the address OF the Republic
sts,e Executive Committee What object Mr.. SAnderson
bad in oe.irng the chairman OF the republican com
mnee Ito slip IN ~ bis side door" 10 see Mr. Fornsys
letter, has nos yet been explained While prominent
members OF NJ B nderson's committee and the larger
portion Of The American PARTY In the Interior OF the state
openly advocating union Of strength, Nh. Sander
500, with Mr.. Forneys kcr In bis pocket Determined
a. be Gays 10 bold himself uncomnted on the subject
until After the October election Let him answer, who
can Why whoever or whssvsr night have Influenced
controlled by the Wishes Of the American party OF the
state.
The union electoral ticket adopted by the State
miitess which met In coniereroe the 1Tth and
ratified ~ the Union State Convention on the 2is inst,
presents " republicans and Americans . and honora
bic Opportunity 10 overthrow the Cincinnati platform and
the bio, dy dy nasy which sustans. No one expects or
desires fusion Of the two parties The support Of the
ticket BY each with ~ candidates II the head leads
20 no such result Each for IL principles and
m representative exclusively thur testing their rela
Strength. and ACCORDING measure OF
that strength wn The vote IN the ecoral College DO
cAst.
when America and Franco joined their Forces At York
town, under different coo's but aesinst common enc
ny neither nation compromised ~ honor or surrendered
political principle BY the alliance. But either army
bad sd<ped Mr. Sapdersons policy Of throwing ~ shot
into the would have been Justly regarded - the
tool o. England and the secret foe Of America.
CHAs. GIBBONS
Chairmas Republican state Ex Committee.
THE UNION ELECTORAL TrcKEr-cARD or Mr.. REED.
In The edition OF the Bvnef,n bsusd the 22d inst,
there . card iron The Hoo henry ~ Moore In relation
" my pcsinen In this ponieal canvAsa OF Mr.. Moore
desire 10 that nsw him we'll and believe him be
- pure p~tr,ot ~ warm friend Of Mard FILLMORE,
efficient hbeve, this teesds the sosl OF
Peunsyvssh. He states In that card nai offered
Of ressu'iops isimcd V my present pcs,on that de-
clared ure,mpromisine hostility 70 fusion electoral
ticket spesch delivered In The Republican Hesdouar.
ters on Monday night Last 20 did Why I state
nrst that vbilss vM speaking, paper thrust In
nv hands, N vboee csnten6 knew nothing and which
/ resd fbr the consideration Of The meeting am nov
opposed 70 fusion ticket composed q part FILLMORE and
payt Fremont msn because believe ouch ticket could
no be eIeeseA in this STATE Thousands Of Ameri
cans and republicans would ROT vote nor u. But Am
MOI oppossd 10 ticket which are the names OF
pledged 70 pesSbev Tmove Fremont but pledged
carry out regsous carry out the preferences Of the
when vote for the ticket beaded Fillmore" do not
Fremort hs plstform but for my candidate
and my platform ] say by that vots, Here's 70 Fil
more God bless him, may he be Presidentp and tells
in the Electoral College " be successful Nov, Mr..
sancersons plan w. Here's 70 Fillmore, but Know that
eject Buchanan by NJ arm opposed ~ the Nncipnau
PLATFORM. ssears eternal enE8i'y 70 my platform and
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