New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
Address TO the Patriotic Union League.

FxILoW CIIlEXs The present crisis demands the highest
political party party in the Loyal States.
This s time to squabbe about party issues or the re-
ward Of political gaineses bu the adoption and enforcement
Of vigorous During this for the Nations exist
ence every friend Of popular government should rise soove
party and labor to eec, men to Office irrespective Of iomei
dsiactons who will the influence Of their position, 10
secure economical administration Of the 70
form abuses justly compensate ou, soldiers extend se9sfou.
aid to their families impose speedy and condgn punhmeni
upon dishonest officers and fraudulent contractors and pro
vide the Federal Government with such support as shall en-
able il 70 bring this uuhoy rebellion against the authority and
i lights Of the people to speedy termination , It,
Union organization. propose any specific measures ss,
the Federal cause eenchent of expenses or reform
Of abuses the Patriotic Union League after ,eeang c29ne
before the people for their suages upon the following ea
ures Of importance and from those answering 10 the
tive recommended the people to support when pop's0'
is That 10 addition 10 the l3 per month paid to vOlnn
osr tho Legislature should add least = per month we
urge this not only just. but polite since would
MI up the army, and confequenty more speedily 'ef'
q Az an induoemeut for to volunteer, and insp
them with energy and patriotism, they must oe pfoe.ea
agnsl that class wolves in human FORM who thfolsh he
Of contracts, uufh our army win shoduy cohil4
and damaged provisions thu '9bectn the 20
vAon erngs cruel than those Oh tie bhe neu
We Therefore insist upon enactment and enforcement Of
laws visiting upon such criminals the same punishment s Is
nssmuch as this rebellion insugursed without just
provocson, build upon the ruins Of our free
babsou. depo 1t but just therefore that the property
of these conp,ors should be conseated TO aid In paying
the expenses Of this unnatural war; and we also insist that
sS napsi,;e so M he di.aaected districts may
cured loyslty without the expense or dangers nn'ng to
Is measure Of justice to and 10 strike at the
corrupns influence which pervades the political We
may flow into tbs pubc treasury TO the relief Of the
people That the standardization Of pubic snaI, oe 90 .n
salaries De reduced TO compoH with the necesie' ns
Pe, , In et,i ~ ,bs dss, sad abuses which If
reformed would reduce the Of our City Government
nearly oneha and by pressing our investigations thIous
III Efa, hn1 hV
high Offices the abolition OF iuPefhqons ones win the re
from fee Offices the Les'sture will be enabled to pay The ad
ditional per month fry thousand volunteers without
iucreasiig the burden Of taxation. -,
Union League Termed and addressed ciroulsr con.
nins these propositions to all he party organizations IN me
the four pretended Union movements. conitng OF delegates
nom Cooper Inri.ue Finhavenue Hotel, 81 Nichoa, o-
lion gpon tese cs.nres but they refused to s.oeae with
the Workngmen's Committee or even examine our proro.
how much real patriotism ins pire. these manssers
We then questioned the candidates Individually and some
for the public good and for these you viii vote
az the election on Tuesday ne1 hey are taken from al par
number ef liberal nominated for us TO select entire
ticket The League viii not prin, any tckrt but cal,
every rfomer and wofkingan TO scratch out thei enc
mle and insert the names Of the men who arc pledged 10
these measures
Feowctlens such refIe 70 'ubIcrbe 20 these
proportions suitable candidate. ., time, much les the
present when commerce s'ssp.nt Popey dsglee,ias
iud innocent chifen is.hns for bread ard hgnd
.ns and saAcings which surround the soldier IN camp
upon the Gcd None should 30 deemed worthy Of the
peoples ,usgc, this tine who no, willing to sh,e IN
the geDe. seidenia Ye, fear some in nomiuaion
for Office who have svcu substantial assurances Of patriot
lam cousid,fed from Ills high ground
The Gene Of the hour wi not allow TO mafe nolira
lions where the candidates In nomination oppofe our c
ue' decline bat trust the people vii tsseh
these lesson by scratching their names and rolling up
large fo the Who Ike patriot ses came for
ward and subscribed Ihc names to ~ Instrument tho times
demanded.
workn gner7fon whose energie. the wealth q 'oels.I
S1 ,P1s - s a,, from B lss. Se Army sId Navy .s
,uppiedyou the first 70 suffer and the lat to be evr.e
from sny arrangement Of business whose br ter, are N the
ysnruad doing battle FOR The lie of this gres, Republic kaew
YOU not your interests men, your nfhts 80 csh Dc
pend on tho IN which perform your duty st ths
BE no longer duped by thei adoqueut though ssnins
less resolves manifest that wisdom now by supporting the
following gentlemen who have pledged tloi h3noTs In favor
q these reforms, and thus re1uss y2g en.@i,, Ss
For County Clerk.......,.....JOSPH HOxIE. -
For Di.trst. Attorney. ....NELsON j. WATHRYURY
For For 1oSss s"peiior Court..C L. MCNEIL.
(0EoRGE W. MATTLL,
For Coroners,....,........} Z LOUIS NAUMAEE
(CHARLES j. DOUGHERTY
For Senator, ttb DIshct."...LUKE ,. CoZASs.
For Senator 9Th District .....B. 7. MANlERBE.
| For Senator, Tth District. ,kICHAHD ~ GONNoLLf
For Assemble ymsn. ID Dist. &c j. POLHEhUA
For Ass.mblymsn, ith dat. ..WM,J c. Kinney.
For Assemblymsn 5th Dht .'yhMbs sANn Ohp
For AssemblymGu 9th Dist... %. w. ANDERSON.
For As.emblymsn 9Th Dist. FRANK CLARK.
For Assembly man, l2th Dist. JOHN 4 HARDING
For Assemblymsp 18th Dist .ALEXAkpEa WARD
For Assembl yman 10th Dist. DENIS MCCABE.
And whereas We not able At this time n msks nomins
tons for the State will make virtue Of necessity snd
the lesser Of the two evils by ndoIsng Whist Known
| as the Peoples Urion Ticket Of Sept 10, lG6l
IRA u. DAVIS, Chairman En- Com.
J. X. IsGALIs. Secretary