The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-28

northern State with poisonous Documents -
We hope that speedy and effective measure:
may be adopted to place in the hands of the
people documents and papers, that will fairly
represent the facts and issues Of the contest.
Secret Circular. Of the Black Re-
pubiicams.
Presidential Campaign Of 1860 Republican Er.
ecutiue Congressional Committee,
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SENATE.
Hon. Preston King, OF New York.
Hon. j.. w. Grimes, ol Iowa.
Hon, L. F. S. Foster, of Connecticut.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Hon. Jno Covode, of Pennsylvania.
Hon. f. G. Spaulding. of New York.
Hon, John B. Alley, OF Massachusetts.
Hon. T.. B. Washbrn, OF Illinois. .,
Hon David Killgore, o! Indiana.
Hon. j. L. n. Stratton, of New Jersey
PRESTON KING, Chairman.
Jno. Covode, Treasurer.
Geo. Harrington, Secretary.
COMMITTEE Rooms,
Washington, D. G., 1860
, DEAR SrR:--The Republican Congressional
Executive Committee, appointed by the Repub-
lican members of the Senate and the House OF
Representatives, ask your cooperation in the
coming Preside ntial election. .r,
The Democratic party has shown by its action
that its determined purpose is to extend slavery.
It's assumption OF federal power its official cor.
ruption, and its prof1igate expenditure of the
public moneys, are unparalleled in the history
OF this government.
AT the south they openly proclaim disunion,
whilst at the North they are INSCRIPTIONS in
their denial oftbe purposes and tendencies of
its organization. 1t is reckless in it's denuncia-
tions and Misrepresentation Of the principles
of the republican party; it wie)ds the patronage
of the general government to corrupt the votes
and influence elections; it is disciplined and
skilliul in political tactics, and will be untiring
in It's efforts to retain the control of the federal
government
A union OF all who are opposd to the present
democratic party will secure its ef1ectual over
throw and establish a just and economical re-
publican administration.
To accomplish this object, clubs should be
formed, where not already organized, in every
city, town and village, and we recommend that
committees composed of the most active mem
bers, be detailed to obtain the name of every
voter residing within the district of the club
that these names be classified in lists according
to the fact, as republicans, democrats doubtful,
and third party, Gf there be one) giving also
the town, county, Postoffice and State Of each
voter; that plainly written copy of such lists
with any information the club may deem prop
er, be forwarded by mail as soon as possible to
the chairman or other member ofthe commit
tee at Washington, D. c..
Whenever, for any cause, clubs are not frm-
cd, individuals are requested to prepare and for
ward such lists.
The special purpose Of this committee is to
provide and distribute speeches and documents
containing political information; and arrange
ments have been made by which they can be
printed and sent from this place to all parts Of
the United States cheaper than frcm any other
point
The number oil documents that will be re.
quired viii! call for large expenditure, and JUS
tfes the request for assistance, even in the
smallest amounts. Our opponents, by forced
upon their federal office holders
and public contractors, which they do not hes
itate to levy, are able to raise large fund for
their party operations. The republican party
must rely upon the voluntary contributions of
its friends;and it is there fore recommended that
cdCH CluD VI ptiSuilt dS idI as may De convent
ent, send ascontributon to purchase documents.
The price for speeches or pamphlets of eight
pages, is fifty cents hundred; ofsixteen pages,
one dollar a hundred; oftwenty- four pages, one
dollar and fifty cents hundred
This committee will provide promptly such
documents as may be requested; or, If the selec-
ton be left to their discretion, such as in their
opinion will be most satisfactory to those calling
for them.
Every club or person writing for speeches will
be informed by letter when they are mailed
here, and is requested to inform this committed
when they are received
We address you as one known personally or
by information to the committee as friend of
the cause, and ask an early reply to this com
munlcation, with such information from time to
time as you may think proper.
With full appreciation of the Importance Of
your attention to this request we make OF you
and relying upon your disposition to promote
the success Of our common object, we are very
respectfully and truly
PREsToN KixG,
JAS. w. GRIMES,
L. f. S. FOSTER,
JOHN CovoDE,
T. G. SPAULDING,
JNo r. ALLEY.
f. X. WAsHBURRNE, III.
DAVID KILGoRE,
j. L. N. STRATToN.