White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
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49, ~ceSS0 union.
In the course Of well consider.a
candid article on the recent action y aei
Republican Executive Commit" ..
Cincinnati Times says: @'
"We want simply an asspr,D,.
the proposed movement is to be f,sst'as
all party Vaccinations and open Nh 'a
prejudice. to the cooperation of tb. aoa
body Of the people. We confess
feeling Of disappointment in the -.
the affair has taken. and thouob r rOU'Ie
not wish to assume an attitude Of %
sition to it. before we can give ;,pPH
cordial support, we desire to feel ,s :, w
that we shall not, by swinging in ,o1, y
stream, be lei by some concealed MI @
current too far from our usual moo-;;o .ls,
We have entertained views yerv
lar to those heretofore expressed h. ' ~
Times, as TO the best method of ~ y .@
the Opposition for local contest in %S
County. We have been unwillips - ;. 'ls
aside our distinctive opinions as PeDOlSr
cans, or tn do more than waive b.
temporary purpose, our Organization :.
party. We respect the same y;ev,
the other side, and have been pDw;lr "
to ask of Americans wha. We c,"
cOncede ourselves. And we asSnra ~
cotemporary that on mature delibs,,,;OOI
we are unable to discover any more H..
ible method than that finally proposeII
the Republican Committee. We md.
stand their action to be entirely in ,r.a'
dance with the spirit of eoncili,to.
manifested by the American COmm;,,ss,a
The latter agreed to waive distinct n,,,-
nominations, at the same time rero-
mending union Citizens morcm.,
The Republicans have acted on this ,-r
gestion, and proposed Union CoDvsS
ton. to which delegates arc to be anno;a,
ted on the basis Of the combined o,na
sition vote.
In substance. everything seems IN n,
fair and honorable. and shouM III, co.,
vention proceed in a liberal anil hon.,
way, as we have reason to believe il viii
10, in constituting the tickets, We t,rT,
there viii be no disagreement ari,iD,,
from mere question of Formally W.
certainly do not expect the Americans N
give up their organization as a p,rv
simply by the act Of coming inlo sueb \
convention. We shall not claim ,b4;,
votes anything but Anti AdministratioD
votes. They do not relinquish their own
tenets, nor we ours. They will doubtless
have a generous representation on the
iicket-the great object being to secure as
an expression Of the people As
possible. against the acts Of the presen.
National Administration. This is the
point Of the whole matter. On this We
are agreed. This is the proposed platform
Of action. Can any other movement
produce a more satisfactory result?
Weare awarethat there are Republicans
and Americans alike. who NAV NOT Je
entirely satisfied with this particular mode
Of reaching the desired end. But Il the
method adopted by the Republican Com
mittee is .founl, on the whole, to be tbe
most expelieDt-as we believe it Is. anil
liable to no serious objection on either
sleeve trust it will be generally acqui-
esced in.
The Times says. in conclusion
I'VE would not be understood as "a.
TorinS. in any event. third party move
neDt. That would be Of no use, and We
,ould feel no interest in il. Our sugge,-
ion looks merely to revision Of the
lction Of the Republican Committee. and
| compromise in which all parties sbouIl
De included, anil which wouhl leal to a
united opposition on a single ticket. A.
,ainst the strength Of the Administration
party."-Cin. Gaz.