The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-13

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Union Electoral Ticket.
TO THE VOTERS OF PENNSYLVANIA OPPOSED TO THE
ELECTION OF JAMES BUCHANAN.
ACTION STATE COMMITTEE
At meeting OF the Union State Committee held pursu
day october = 1855 q. o'clock-on motion, Robert N
Palmer, Of Schuyki county called to the chair and
A. H. Miller, Of AL egheny county, WAS appointed Score
Resolved That II is desirable that all the voters OF
Pennsylvania opposed to James Buchanan the nominee
unite on the same electoral ticket on equitable terms
and thus nsure the DE- feat Of the common enemy OF
Americanism and repubhcansm
Resolved, That we invite the friends Of Fillmore and
Fremont in 70 meet In mass convention.
at the seat Of Of the several cities and counties Of
Der next, and choose twice many delegates
city and county Ia entitled to members Of the Legislature,
the asst day Of ocsooer ns TO form an slectoris tick
ct to be supported BY all the opponents OF James Blu
cbanan.
assembled the formation Of an Union electoral ticket,
upon the following basis
Twenty six electors shall consist Of the names
the twenty seventh elector the Fillmore ticket shall
consist of different from the twenty seventh on
the Fremont ticket For example, Willard Fillmore and
twenty sis other selected from the several Con
gressonal districts shall form ticket and John O.
Fremont and the twenty six names above referred
10 Otner TICKET twenty Blk ELECTORS
shall be pledged 10 cast the electoral votes Of the State for
Eiard Fillmore and John c. Fremont, respectively, pre-
csey In proportion to the popular votes cast for each as
indicated by the twenty seventh elecor on each ticket
For example Hard Fillmore Tor the twenty seventh
elecor who represents hm) receives equal number
OF votes with John G. Fremont his representative.
then thirteen electoral votes shall be given for Willard
Fillmore and thirteen for John G. Fremont.
This will enable every voter to act efficiently against
Jas Buchanan without any sacrifice OF principle The
Fillmore men vote for him alone the Fremont men for
him Alone yet associated action they increase the
chances Of each We think object 10 this pro
position who Is not in heart in fayor Of Buchanan.
Resolved That the State Executive Committees OF the
two parties uote joint ticket before the meeting Of
this Convention be recommended by the Convention
to ratify their action.
Resolved That time may be lost after the Union
ticket shall be formed recommend the delegates from
the different districts TO agree their respective electors
before they leave home and procure from them the fol-
lowing written pledge
sShoud be chosen Presidential Elector for the State
Of Pennsy wanna hereby pledge myself TO cast the
vote Of the State that Willard Fillmore aud John c. Ere
mont shall each receive electoral votes equal TO the pro-
portion Of popular votes given to EACH indicated By the
9th Tor leaoing) elector on each ticket
Resolved That these proceedings be published 10 all OF
the papers In the State favorable TO Union electoral
ticket
Resolved, That this Committee do now adjourn
ROBERT N. PALMER Chairman.
A. H. Miller, Secretary.