, 1864-05-26

Ae1,ou Of the Chicago Arbelter Teren-A
Small Minority elects Delegates to the
Qeye,aad Radical Conyeafioz-Pro-
test oftht Majority.

There are few tcofe Of German Radicals In Chi-
caeo, headed By Casper Butz and German school
.1aEter NAMED Theodore Hielscher, who haye for
u1any months cndeaTored to cresto dlssens1ons IN
the Union ranks by perrlsteutly agitattng the
claims OF Fremont for the Presidency, and aeektn.
Of this community upon the question OF the susses-
sion. Thoee gentlemen hare lately been operating
thsongh 1hs Chicago MoEk1nfnens ASSOCIATION. 1es,
be1B were present, they succeeded IN passing
q. resolution. By q majority Of isvt91s' two v29tss'
s1ecins dclesssa to NE 11enn ,sst - hsne
thus committed to this 1a:tio1s proceeding, and
hare asked III to publish tha following protest:
,a nse'RS fSs9o % casa @ rs oa .hs ars
inst, i quorum OF the said association, WIN "
aeainat 81 votes, passed resolution TO send dele
gates to the convention o1ibe soea - tos s
held at Cleveland On the 2oth, Soth and atHs Gays
Of May, 1864, md e1e=sed Dr.. F. Schmidt, Theodore
Hiclscher, and William r. Haase, Esq, delegates
" Now, now a. he said resolution, passed BY the said
ouorpxu "a very small minority Of the members ol
10 the public to be tho sense and action OF the said
.esocistiop, ve the undersigned members Of the
Chicago Wo1kirgmen's Asseetazon. being al
radical and ~ asannInvs
n The said appointment Of delegates to said con-
Ycntion ; thut We coneider the whole Of eaid more,
radieals dangerous and Injurious to the cause Of the
Tntan: mai va VII support the regular nominee
Of the Haltimtre Convention may the same be
Fremont, Butler, Lincoln, or any other Eooa man
worthy Of the nomination.. and that Wo VII NOT
support Or counter ance my movement HhatsFeI.
ard by whom, and whose fafor eoeses. by woien
The Union party nsy be divided and taereoy s ats
1xrcr weaf entd, ard the interest OF Inc eeeesh
pa1ty advanced and promoted.
C1ncAGo, May 19, 1874 ..
C. Mecbelke, Henry 6chlotthauer, Chas. ststt-
man, LEON Srans otto A1meToW, TIc. ~ sei,
al. Chas. Koeninaki, jacob Gefgcs. Ft1ed11ch
Epccht. Igpaz Wollner, FerM kEuese ser, A1an iH. 1s
hol. Ur. C, Luedicke, Albert D3rtacn. FI1eanea
KUN. T. jancnrirt, B. G. Camp. Charles 9aie~ le
epoa keS c Msyss M Hatf Bra%2 n9n
lug. n Moinma, F. Eoechansky, r. Renland, W.
| Julius, John Hch1, 4. HAchter. j. Aunzer, Jo1n
Brltien, J. T. Kahn, Henry Mayer. OTTO Nottat-
!nann Rudolph, Nabroth> Ad. Jene, Adam Etantz.
5aeob F. sehse ansnsf Tor Jaeos
Philip. 5; se,ke{, Carl yoiet. Erden Hofmsn, r.
y. Goosch, Wilh Schroeder, H. sch:esinser, Jacob
koeh. n: Eckhardt, n. Salkey, F. Adam, George
| Go!itz. 3uh Btier. PHI. koch, u. y. Baumsn, 4.
| Ad TIee. 4. Krfehncr, G. Ho0mann, c. Jahria F,
soalke, Geosgc, Reillug: J. suoesser, Ant Kettel,
anthony Otto. F. A. Koch. Herm- Vost, r. 9.
3sssae'; T. H.hren,; s G. k1gefsr c. w,edsnsn,
WITT, +. Zimmerman, Thee. Gtu,zke, G. Hor-
telpne, 7. Kenpfer, Wnr. NIt1ch, Aug. Voigt j,
y; Mayer. q. Mayer, Fried Pri1nus, Carl
Schultz. {. MenzenbcrEe1, Jos. Rstxfnses. Lonia
Herbert, Lonls GTundes, Heinrich Bottser, f. See
F1fEpxEk's Hogp11A1e.-Wc deeire to call tn.
attention of cur readers to the great existng neei
OF hospitals tcr the freedmen along the Mississippi
docking in, a. these poor people arc doing by hun
dreds ard Thousands, to the protection Of the oil