New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
4 National Union Movement among the
(.rrrtUus,

Among the progressive liberal Germans OF the
country political movement Of some extent has been
carried on during the past three months It's object is
10 organize the Germans for the next political issues on
distinct platform and the movement has been sue
cess The organization IL already very strong, and will
meet at Cleveland on the 18th Of next month for the
purpose Of preparing for a convention.
In this city the movement has been started by the
National Club m association Of citizens adherng To
the same political principles and pursuing common
political aim The outlines Of the creed of the associa
lion are found in The following propositions, since
adopted Ms platform:
The several state. are ice, IN IN National asas % The
seef,rny of the people OF the United states Secession
the Union - neither more mr. lo'' Than eh tI,a.on
Tine Union must be preserved throughout s entire extent
g. rhe var a-r't the Rebels be prosecuted to their
4 N, pre.ry, ,, Mon the Constitution must adopt as IL.
fundamental principle the per'ona liberty and si. ell'y ~
900 and uu-, guarantee the eitnohon Of s'a',ry ~ a
tie States Wherever the waf power can be 'N'f'''eu ''1'
he Con.,ituct II the United States need. revion in
TIE spirit ofhc Declaration Of inacp'ni'ne and Of TIE io'e
E .nien,uce 4 the Monroe Doctrine i. necessary 10
iio inl.psnIcAcc a. tD' k'pubIc
The first National club has given origin to a great
number II similar ocaliAtOus ~ this city and through
ori tie state. hronr if5 members the Cmb counts
many 4 our most cminen. German citizens, men WeA
known in potc. 40 well as men who never before en-
tered INTO iic political fci practically srcl ne binkcrs
Aroriors merchants ard manufacturers. and who's add
g. the strength and Influence II the organization by
tL.'r irh .oca, position We meet gi.h tie names II
the editors ofiic two German Republican papers of this
,.tv-Me.sfs Raster Erhc BOic and h0.aal ~ the
late Presidential electors Fred rex knpp and Sigis
muid Kaa,uan. ard rtny others known in connection
with tie founders % The Republican patty among ihe
G.r.lnn. as H. Glaulolsiiec Dr. Krliowtzcr Dr.
Dllol. L. sdt ~ rc1farIf KnpG :. La'ar. DR. {.
Kc.s--ann u Geo scLvag,enherf aud bTuFgmasn
ald o'lsrs.
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rg sou,i ~ aer. Offered by Mcssr-. G. Kessman and
Il. Raster. and ad'P;oi
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