The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-30

the only tbrts needed Oh ef officer Of
UIittd States. .RleI. Ios much necessity, uuless
Dc accoE panied BY tho JnsoDIan scst and strong CON
mon s.nse and these possessed Dy choice OF
Lone STAR ASSOCIATION tf New York In August last y;
bad retired hse oncinnssus TO his farm; but The peo
eAIsa MIN forth, and be elected Governor by
l2CCt msjorIy The nDeer OF Providence Was IN lbs
and showed that the American people superior
General Sam Houston thus triumphxntiy elected
Governor Of TSss, We In the city and State Of NeT
foik according he nc nipanon Of tho Texan people, VIII
bear hum Ocnqus ring into the Presidential chair Tns
be cone without ORGANIZATION. All that want N tls
firm union Of ,he people, who above all convention
and ,hereiore superior to them He concluded BY readt
The following
ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION TO
rHR ELECTORS OF TIE STATE.
Pillow Cmzrss:-f there never period In the his
tory Of American republic since 10 constitutional
sence when the need OF resolus man at the holm OF
State Was more mar fest than 70 h (Appaause).
The elements o. mere party rsfuss 70 furnish such man
The entire system Of Presidential caucusing known 70
be corrupt. The machinery Of political nomination
through CONVERSIONS unreliable for any good selection
- 4. o. % ~ Sss'ss
prospective appointments conflict concerning sDnOpAted
lens Of partisan and secona salouses
s Of Residential sss TnS psops =, know
this snd are weary o. Il Why should not Sam Houston
be- =, h day The chosen nominee Of every indepsnden.
the pecpe-eveTy assembly Of the conservative, Ssase
sovereignty, rsuuson guarding an Union loving mep,
there any vAio reason Why this msn-in whom there rs
feb such universal confidence should not be- nominate
BY the people over all party hacks and Ambitious dema
goguesf There but ono reason, and no other. The
people have 10 long abandoned their govenmens 70 .he
manufacturing process Of National Convention, thss
they forget to sIercRe their own omnipotent political ~
premscy. Sam Houston, Of Texas b, a thu day, the
onoce Of majority Of all the voters IN oil me States
POLLS wtneus party dcashon. There need Of . m
uonal convention TO cemontuate this fact There need
tny OF movement Of the masses IN towns cities and
xrS sssss gt.rn md vhf
at orce CHATS SOY In every State Houston electoral
tcks,-storg, paiicrAl, Union, conservative men. In
funo subscribed by the people for such expenses only
necessary toinsure The proper circulation OF Houston
electoral ticket The ballot box win do The rest Even
against ultra partisan and sectional nominations by party
national entons Sam Houston be elected Should
he fail to carry majority Of The States he can carry
enough TO cast the Ultimate choice OF President upon the
Houss Of Representatives,. "a VOICE" That he can't"
Ixuehter) There he must stand - the inevitable
promise canoioate. The present House d 20 nearly
baSnced politically that no ultra Northern or Southern
cspodas represertpg party Convention can hope for
succeas. Sam Houston, representing the Union, must
hA monhe the contest Of sections.
Fellow Ctizsps-OeIay moi . single day. Organize at
once Houston club in your town. Organize at onoe
reliable Houston committee for your county 70 collect
funds for the printing Of IN electoral ticket and for neoea
tsy expenses at polls EJECT from your Houston club
two more deegs<s 10 meet with delegates nom other
clubs q STATE Mas meeting Of The people, e b hero
sembe on the 18Th day OF July next AZ that State mass
meeting electoral eket composed OF honest national
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be supported for vice Presioenl b sure and rsee.
mend reliable popular citizen 10 be The Houston eleoor
from your Cor greseoral district In this manner the
tcEst without rssorting TO convention mashnsry. Or
sanize your town club FIRST, elect your delegates next
vote The electoral ticket he polls Goud applause
He said war gratifying 70 him on this occasion TO meet
many citizens Of The great city and STATE Of New York
ms was : more important meeting ~ M 70, man any
pouucal Conventions which had been held. II was .
meeting Of the peope-a movement irrespective Of eau
70 oct for themselves Independently and for their
Try The people had almost ceased 70 cot In the anArs Of
the nation. What spectacle convention meets u
Soicsrs% Anoshsr voics-"fhe people, third voice
"Nobody.n A fourth vooss-.'Dougls great merr-
aS~ S''. an os
Voiess..No, Bo.l No, each county, Win is
ssnSop, ana The ss..s ConvensOa sends othsrs
70 represens al IN. National Convention. The people,
see.ed he cSs,s.sos conveasisa nat for the psrposs
81 carrying out their osn purp0ses Douglas had his
friends here, who were desesnnsd 20 rule or ruin
Consequences . ofvtaon ana nomination. Gould
expect any essf Tbey went there Tor party purposss,
next Thing we fue sssr The failure :. Charleston, s ON
sss the United States coming 10 the rescue and form
rs platform upon which 10 place The candidate Then
the Baltimore Convention meets anc makes nomnslon
How have s nominees bsen received BY The peopc "a
voIcs--'IAe a vet blanket" Iaughierl Has there
Scai Any .esnses 10 a ns ne s ' s
"No po") Il wa The nomination q Z party
vhkh had been dead and buried and The funeral sermon
vas 70 more before they died. men the Chicago Con
veurn and presented domination. In that Convcn
ss q an ,sas
sos nv. ss 4 esS ss s
"Fnthusiasticary "-hushser) They have fallen
sfiiltoYu. Then there Conventions
neet-one II Richmond and one at BALTIMORE The plat
form has been PROVIDED ard On n: u: platform pS1sl..
rescue On the 2ss Of April the thirty fourth anniversary
q ss s q e. me Il. n
Thai 10 Known 10 fams-s name that . a~ocA.sd with
give 70 you-Genaal Houston, eroe Governor Of Ten
psssee President q the republic Of fsxas and Zoe
We pr.ssns 70 you Tor Prssdea. aI cheers yer. here
given for sAn Heusaon) fhb, gsntasnen, h the IRA
s ,s:: :. s q s D s y:
Co.: Hos.. . y: yseS:s ss.d'ss,s, sps, ne p.sacrs
ss;ss. ,sss:s. IL: 3 vi - = ss,x z sss s
cheers ~ =. Bssss. ysrs ss.s. sivs. Re WIN cot
ssssss al once SEEKERS, ana whI ssscs ne vissst
ana best men = bis sdvsera rhsn, ssstlemen q
Ssds. plssss hsrs for relss N NE coming ooossSs
rs oos majority And New Yosh comes 70 he rescue,
~ verify bsnsve - Win iron Ne enthusnasn mani
fesd here, fssnsssse VIII cone 70 ala and gallant
old Kentucky, teo, Who Deserted her worn
veteran, asd he fssuK q ss snpsen q 1890 yin b
eh vicosy - vas achieved for 6ea Harrison In 1870
(Chesrs
M. ). ". HASsr q rsxas, - ~ next speaker. He
sasd ~ cane IRON NJ Distant sais q Tsxss = ths .vi
tatcn u The csens d Nov York 70 advocate Me csms
Of hh Distinguished fellow cnssn. Cen. Houston was
hs archisses q hh fortune, rassd BY In nsrM
hon The ordinary VANS Of NE 70 The proud pinnacle up
On which be sov ssanda Prom she sxecu.
i've chair Of Tsxas, whore he vs surrounded
By more dfncuItiss thaa say President Of The
United ascs nom Ne days Of Washington until now, hav
ING safsy brought hat youpg rspubc through one q hs
darkest asd most trying periods thai ever any people
passed shxouab he YES elected The senate Of The Cncd
saaes where he sat for many years. among The foremost
End most experienced statesmen OF his great nation
fsrss nov proudly presented BIN 70 The people Of the
American Union ~ ore vhose brow has been cncdrced
vnh tbe prc1dest ure raiped The base nelds two
different reppbBos. CIovd ehssv,) Lea csocssss pot
bin down they can. vosoes-"Canr do NJ no, arse'
Iauehser) IsSeosvsnoos sune the voice Of NE people
n they can a vo'os-''fhsy oant do ~ again.") ne
peop q fexss ere tAs sdvocaaes Of 10 convention We
know nom our ovI. sxperienoe how thss sys-
TEN has worked. fhe people are only par.
tally repvesented The delegates 70 there