New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

The time has come for the young men of the En-
pe State to consult together for the welfare Of America
They are together giving o. their substance os the support
of the Government and together fighting the battlefield
they should together sustain that political policy at home
which will be the creates; blessing to the country poih III
their own day and that Of their descendan,s
We have lived to prefer loyalty to party before 10y
atty to coan.ry to hear the Chief Magistrate Of State con
graduate society Of professional politicians that they Ind
almost IL no, entirely survived their country TO ius
tive criminal Justly condeued after fair trial for mis-
pon treason held up for the office Of Chief Magistrate oil
another and efforts made In high and low places
in Executive Chambers and in the passions OF amoo to pre-
vent tn. Of armies and to sbeI ;he Con-
s.i,uon by hnders the President from conquefn our enc
mics.
thee thing. are the fault Of the political education Of the
presen, leaders OF parties duty to avoid the errors
and to eliminate higher object patriotism and puief
faith for conscences.
We are heirs apparent o. country. NJ earthly power
either OF argument arms numbers has any night to rob as
Of inch OF its native adopted soil wAhis coextcn'Ve
with the furhe boundaries OF the Republic; or TO dfa
chse US ofs heayendescended Institutions Of equal rights
unrrmmeled religion and constitutional liberty IL any part
Of IL.
Only onehslf Of our enemies with the other
half attack with poisonous arguments Our young oses
and soldiers will vsnquish the first must the second
Let, then every Loyal young Of the State meet without
distinction OF party at SYRACUSE, on the THIRD DAY OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT that they may each other eye to
eye lay hearts together and become Of one mind on
the topics winch nOentous, and which are TO
BE- an issue a the November elections
Come your and cities from your leisure and
your industry come affairs invoking Almighty God tc
,, the good Angel Of America consider the welfare
Of the country.
ELLIOTT r. SHEPARD, New-Y York, for New-York Co.
WIN. A. WALhER Jamaica; for Iue.as Co.
NJ LAMPORT for Rohmond Go.
HENRY A. BOWEN, brooklyn, fof Kings Co.
GEO H. SHEPARD, Huntington. for Suffolk GO.
J. FRED PERSON, kamapo. iof 10th Cong. Dist.
CYRUS g. MARTIN, Newbur-h. foT llth Cong. Dist.
CHAS. L. BEALE knde IAOOs. f0f III Cong. Dat.
GEO. r. PIERCE r., Esopus ioF 18th Gong. Dist
J. MEREDITH READ, j., Albany, foI I,ih Cong. DIST
H. H. HALL. Troy for lJth Cong. Dist.
BYRON POND E.izabe thto~n, Tor 10th Cong DIST
GEO. X MYERS. OgdeIlsDurgn. f0I l.tl Cong. DIST
WALDO NJ. POTTER. sG Springs Tor 18Th Cong DIST
WIN o. WEIGH. Greene, for iJth Con-. Dis;
EDW. ). LANSING WateItowu, for J,teron Co.
AFRO c. BUCK. Lowyille. for Lewis Go.
J. r. STEBBlNs Little Falls Tor IlcI,iuierCo
ELLIS H. ROBERTS, Utica, ;or Oneida.
HENRY Fl1LHUGH jr., Os@eso. for Oswego Co.
J.MASON. Hamilton, ioT Madison Co.
ARTHUR HOLMES. Cortland iOT Cortland Go.
GFO. TERWILLIGEK Syracuse. for OnonGses Go.
THEO. NJ. POMEkoY, Auburn, Tor 1ith Cois Diet.
MS N N H1 60TS C ,,rss.eo for zch CoHs Dist
WIN. sMYTH, Qwczo,
GEO. NJ. DlNEN tlmra for lltE Con-. Dit.
Go. w. RAWSON. Rochester. To- 2tth Cong. Dist
HENRY WILDER. Batavia for Istn Cong Dist,
WIN. DORsHEIMER buffalo. for Ene Go.
THO. BROWN Jamestowi, for CAatauqua 60.
JAMES q. JOHNSON, Randolph, for CaIIA.ausus Co.