The New York herald., 1862-09-19
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and help restore 70 our misslsd Sac geycsnnent thai
several eoaaeas remarks from Msssrs e MT Mitchell, he'll
and the entire ticket. r. MCGEE. Chairman.
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nousy selected permanent officers Of the association
James Purcell EA
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Louis TIsnswny. Oscar Burton.
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AsU .he permanent organization Of Tie xssooaoo Ss
following and resolutions offered BY Colonel
Daniel B. Deiavan and unanimously adopted. with the
whereas crisis has arrived in the affairs the country
asn and i.sps Gsase.s
their strength sustaining the constitution and laws from
a
armed rebellion against the Union Or In nsdios cncoach
Ser duty Their ho:ii;x s
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Essolss asa ea.oerasie electors q hi: ward
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trainers OF tuition construed and administered
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Resolved that lie democrac party thus org.nized and
consolasd and thus sustaining The and as
with the certainty Of support from al true Lovers o. he
amp ID aSa coming sIaon IS essential the aphodn and
prcseyaon Of that Union and the re establishment o.
Resolved Tial. ss the beginning Of this wicked
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they should b. the al guard that y has ecn and
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provoked us the OF other wronss upon the
Reolvei Ria, wha'evcr difference Of opinion may have
existed fellow citizens IN relation 70 Harticuia.
divisions may have heretofore existed such questons
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an honest supporters OF the laws and the rghsor The
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81 oa MS or o or ns WILING
efforts 10 restore that country % aud prosperity
thai whenever unity Of action &C. sS controls .
evils which sic The country be removed or resOron q
Rssoissa with the no@saaon Of Hora.,o scymc.s
the senmea Of oys and conssrvsye tSrous6out
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oSsssios Of every eit.en he has equally regarded per
as Which e G Il sss <.
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Office which he has heretofore ded with useaness and
Rssolvea rh. the nomination Of David Floyd Jonns
DT ree s's as o or public
who has here.o.r. devoted himself TO his duties with
nsng his IS psso,sc services a; the he
rebellion nnGng eycry to- meet the cxigency
OF the times hail his nomua0a cmnauy ~ 70 be
made, equally OF support not only Of the dmocsa
cy Of loya! citizens gcn1A throughout the state ana
that viii support the utmost of exer.ions the whole
ticket by tho recent Democratio Convento0
a.o ton of the foregoing preamble and resoau
Colonel Dclavan, in rcspoase to loud and continnca
calls addressed the ing in regard tho ob
ects association. Having concluded amidst trocn
sommodioas room for e meetings assoassoe sd
rcol ell that he PROCEEDINGS be published In he
York Herald. and the Albany Atlas and Argus The
meeting cn al ourned s5crt lc the call OF tho Presiden
heary cheers sor Governor Seymour and the
cess the democratic Union State ticket.
JAMES SANDFORD Chairman.