The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-23
Tho Campaign orlseO.
THE CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL CT
VENTION.

THE CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL CON-
vENTION.
National Republican Convention will meet at Chicago
Wednesday, the thirteenth day Of June next at twelve
O'clock for the nomination of candidates to be supported
for President and Vice President OF tho United States
the next election.
The republican electors Of the several States the mem
beers the peoples party Of Penney vana and the oppo
sition party OF New Jersey and all others who willing
TO operate with them in support Of the candidates
which shall there be nominated ana opposed the
policy OF the present ADMINISTRATION federal corruption
ana usupaion TO the extension of slavery the Terri
toreeto the and dangerous political doctrine that
the CONSTITUTIONS of It's force carries slavery into all
tbcerrories Of the United Statesso re0Denng OF
the African slave trade 70 any inequality Of rights amoog
citizens and who in favor Of the admission
of Kansas under the constitution recently adopted
by its peoplcof restoring the federal administration to
system Of rigid economy. and to the principles Of Wash
ngton anu Jeerson-of maintaining nvioate tho rights
OF the States and defending the soil Of every State and
Territory from lawless invasion; and Of preserving the in
tegry Of the Unon and the supremacy of the constu
ton and laws passed in pursuance thereof against the
conspiracy Of the leaders OF sectional party TO resist the
even at the expense OF its existence invited send
from each State two delegates from every Congressional
EDWIN D. MORGAN, New York
JOSEPH BARTLETT, Maine.
GEORGE G FOGG, New Hampshire.
LAWRENCE BRAlNERD Vermont.
JOHN z. GOODRICH Massachusetts,.
GIDEON wIIIES, Connecticut.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Pennsylvania.
GEORGE HARRIS, Maryland.
ALFRED CALDWELL, Virginia
THOMAS sPOONER, Ohio.
CASSIUS NJ CLAY, Kentucky.
JAMES RICHIE, Indiana.
NORMAN B. JUDD, Illinois.
ZACHARIAH CHANDLER, Michigan.
JOHN II. TWEEDY Wisconsin.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Minnesota.
ANDREW J. STEVENS Missouri.
MARTIN f. CONWAY, Kansas.
LEWIS CIEPHANE, d G.
VIM NJ CHACE, Rhode Island.
TIE AMERICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec q, 1859.
The American National Committee, which assembled in
this city sday called order by Hon Jacob Broom
chairman. Hon. FRATUs BROOKS moved the vacancy
IN the Committee DO filed by the appointment OF Blanton
Duncan Esq of Kentucky and that he act Secretary
Adopted.
Mr. Brooks then presented the resolutions aaoned nv
meeting Of national Union men 10 Washington city,
Resolves That q COMMITTEES Of ten be appointed by the
q he patty and he Esssuse Comm
e q the wsg party and such o.hss
the and The enforcement OF the laws and 70 re-
Meeting BE- o :ns1 BY NE
chair and that the chairman Of this meeng sha be
Hon j Harris Nd. Hon. John 4 'iim.-. NC
Hon Ghss Conrad La Hon. Geo Briggs NJ
Hon. 7. Eherdge, Tern: +. r. Jswett n. X.
The following resolutions were then offered by Mr.
Resolved That Chairman Secretary OF the National
Central Committee be authorized and requested
necessity of establishing political organization 1860
upon bash Of the Union the the
uept of the laws
Resolved That committee, consistcg Of Hon A. H. II.
IN. j. Hon b. Duncan kyl and Hon Jacob Broom (PAj,
appointed confer with the Washing Union ee
friday, December q, at ~ T. NJ. naugurate
favorable 10 the formation Of party upon the
set forth in the foregoing resolutions.
Upon motion, Hon. Erastus Brooks added to the
committee.
Letters were received from Hon. A. B. Ely, Mass !;
Hon. Kenneth Raynor, N. C., and Hon. F. X. Zoikoler,
of Tenn.
Upon monton the committee adjourned subject To the
call Of the chairman. JACOB BROOM, Chairman.
B. DUNCAN, Secretary.