The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19

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have earned long ago his real designs. and whenever
hey are ready TO part win their democracy, then VIII
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meets the approval q The treat body Of the usSy through
out the State The Pittsburg Post, tho strongest and
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ticEs, and n cerdisv scauesss IN ,ss eamnyomiss AZ
the only ma unon which 10 defaaA lincoln In ans sta
EDITORS mind when he smoke M suthor,tatvsv for the
nonsas dernocracu for nnshns .S.,,d .iwa or enemies
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hue and CIV se.;nSt the naTt and thew have no other
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into ths obl;,on shich ,hay so as,,v merit
Nav we cos So Sst tbs honest Of the New York
ro' nT0 i,siS @ srarns .rd "a" forever re
nounce the notrious and infamous Regency Lei them
Our New HampAhirs Correspondence.
KKcE, N. H., August 10. 1880
Rail Sptssse Not in Request in These Deyings-Hops o
Rauy~g Agaiax Lincoln Under One Banner, DE.
Your correspondents from all parts Of the country cut
both right and left in this quadraDguar political contest
Dut ~ 10 uattcr VI mum enAoty W
and country editors In particular, what course the
HERALD win take. which candidate IL will support
think Il "a interesting the rres, mass Of conservative
politicians by holding up the mirror to all parties and
giving sensible advice
III q notaoie iscs, apparently, viewing Affairs from
this Of creation that all parties have len the
Judgment entirely out Of the question in this canvass
and IKE sailor without ruddeF Or compass go i blind
trusting TO Providence, fair wind and the House Of
Representatives.
shire seems 10 be dormant. the prscinrSge wing com
only Of the ''sa fed" Of the present admnistA
ton; tne poSgas PochMoy whlcn mean the people o.
wrsnrlipe of their leaders but thew NAV ,av in Novem
Der, but not strong enough 70 carry the State.
VINE & are %;sne grea, enols 70 set up
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Rail sn,ins dont ssks AZ ali bsss On '0e 'eSd man.
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Our Connecticut Correspondence.
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Morsments q Me fou"0 democracy q haryord-JsrdeScy
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pee Club room last evening and organised Union club
for the Presidential campaign After the adoption Of the
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0ons"'u''"u INC ioiio~ins on'oe's "eic 0no1en'-
Pre'idem-J. Hurlbart White
Vice Prestdents-G. A. Booth, Chas. w. Harris, Wm
Hamersey, Samuel Clark, William Shrrel, G. N. Lewis,
James A. FOLEY, Ellis Lux Lyman Smith, Alvin Cham
bt Rim, A. w. Cook A. l.. Hotchkiss
Corresponding Secretdry-James 8. Belden.
Recording Secredyies-J. n. Ney, James T. Ashmead
Ttedsuer.-Samuel Hascall.
Executive C0ssDsiheeG. A. Booth, John ". Gilbert, C.
W. Harris, Jussus Francis, Henry A. Roberts.
Financial Committee C. W. Harris, James S. Belden
Lyman smith.
One week since the Club met and pasaed resolutions "a
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nominate q union electoral ticket. These resolutions
bv several OF tho leading nouz
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las men, and the influence Of the Hartford Daily Post was
effort had been made by Mr. Hotchkss the editor of that