New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07
NEW. YORK STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTFE.

The State Central Republican Committee on
Wednesday adopted at Albany, the following;
ADDRESS TO THE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF THE
STATE.
TIE Electoral Colleg, of the State having, in obe
dence TO the popular will, and in accordance with the
requirements of the Federal Constitution, and of the
laws AID forms Of the State east its thrtyfve votes
for ABRAHAM LIscoLS and HANNIBAL HaaLIs for
the Offices Of President and Vice-President of the
United States the Republican Central Committee
avas itself of the occasion 10 tender to their political
assocaes here and elsewhere its hearty congratulations
upon the result.
The Republican party had its origin in great pub
lie exigency which demanded and elected from all
It's members an unwayerng confidence in the virtue,
intelligence and patriotism Of the great body OF the
people.
1t commenced tie struggle for the establishment Of
tie principles with than half the States of the
Confederacy and all the power Of the Federal Govern
ment array ed against it.
Confding in the Justice Of its principles, and the
patriotic considerations which called it into existence,
it Las struggled through years Of calumny and mis-
Representations unfit has by the power Of truth and
reason secured the control of the National Govern
ment for tho next four years; and, with this control
the practical recognition and enforcement of the prin-
opes upon which is based, and which found clear
emphatic and acceptable expression in the resolutions
OF the Chicago Convention.
Believing that these resolutions were heartily ap-
proved and adopted by all who aided in the election OF
ABRAHAa LIAcOLs and HtSsIBAL HANLGEi that
these gentlemen, preeminent their personal merits
are conceded 10 be- could not have been successful in
the lite canvass upon any other declaration of Prnci-
pCs and that these principles insure fidelity to all the
guarantees Of the Constitution respect for the reserved
rig Ia Of The Staes among which IL the right OF each
State to control liz domestic affairs in It'd own way.
,Cur Committee has no hesitation in expressing tho
orinon that the administration Of Mr. LIScOLs will
he entitled to the confidence Of the people Of tho whole
! county.
And conGdng In the wisdom and patriotism OF the
Rerul lcan Party and lis choeon representatives. and
in its mistaken devotion to the Union, we soleny be-
eve that a firm and answering adherence to its doc
finos is essential TO a fu restoration Of national peace
| and prosperity.
Tie Committee also unanimously adopted tho follow
| ing resolutions;
Tia, tbe R,pbicsn State Central Committee desire TO
Iress their Of he great services rendered IN we ato
d,n,ia pau by the organization OF d A"te' ana
they oct heartily appoye oftc ofO which being made
by folessr Als Mccoy OF Albany and others toe'ab'h
| as ItInsre ut political body. rD,p
Lat hi. Counitee cordially recommend 20 an
ard t Awsle Clubs inhe STATE to secure tne 9fs
teu Prof kcCoy's lecture a Plea for Politics and roca
Club becymg tia ec'me on such ,uorct ~ 50 eolue
msor IN prove, Senator Seward has Sa'd emlhentJ
Tla, The Cl,,sn oud Secretary Of the Committee sign
'"'u''' J" W. SIMEON DRAPEE Chairman.
| JASys TsRsILLeyR, Secretary. .,...,
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