Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
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We find the following curiosity in the col.
umns Of two Of our city contemporaries. We
cannot believe tina. Il ia genuine, and therefore
give 1t to-day for what u ls worth. The "vigor,
purity and natlohslltyo Il manIfssts are too
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WAsHtHeToR, %. c.l February, 1885,
\ bfhi The movements recently made throughout
the country TO secure the denomination Of Presi-
osn, Llneoln lender nsae..asL sonf eogat.neetiea
Union Who dinsr from the policy Of his Ad@iniS-
% ioot as 10 ,sort. we're mad. TO fors.,.u the
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dsvots their influence 70 the supysps.len OF the
nsohinery and onisid innpenss are being nIsd q
trstion, thoss vho eonssisstiousiy bsnsve thss
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nationality have no ehoies but 70 appeal al once
Tho.e In behalf ~ whom this eommunieation
Il made, have thoughtfully surveyed the poiiti-
cal nsid, and have arrived atths following tonelt.
/. That, even were the reelection Of Mr.. lincoln
Ss;iSsSls % grsesisssly i%Po..ols sE.inst the
.. That should he be re-eleeted his manifest
tendency towards oompromines and temporary ex-
second term than it has been in the first and the
cause Of human liberty and the dignity and honor
Of the nation suffer proper ionAtelyJ while the
war may oontiue to languinh during his whole
Administration, til the public debt shall become
burden 700 great to be borne.
through the Necessities Of the war, has been 20
rapidly increased, and TO such enormous extent,
and 20 loosely placed ss 70 render the application
the certain safety Of our republican Institutions
Z. That we ind united in Hon. salmon P. Chase
nc, mo q ths qual.ie. NEEDED IN rrssdent e du,ing
available candidate; HIS record, clear and unim.
peAehabie, showing him TO be a statesman Of rare
order, while his yrivs'e ehsraetsr fnfni,hss the
.urs,t obtAinable guaranty OF economy and purity
s. Thst the disoussion Of the Prs.idensiai oues-
ton, already commenced By the friends Of Mr
lincoln, hiss developed spcpul.fitY and strsnEth
mifer.; and, Wills We are aware II x this strength
10 at present unorganized and In no condition TO
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yelop II 70 an extent sufeient to overcome all op-
For these reasons, the friends Of Mr.. Chass have
determined on measures which shall present his
| claims fairly and ~ ouce 10 the eountTy. cen
trAl orgapiIAttou has been effected, whier already
jset OF which IL toenable his friends everywhere
/ most e6ectuAlly TO promote his elevation to the
Il Presidency. We wlsh the hearty cooperation ol
all those ia favor Of the speedy rsitorstion OF ths
Union upon the basis Of universal freedom, and
who desire an Administration Of the Government
during the hrst period Of Iva life which shall
70 the fullest extent, develop the capacity OF fre'
institutions, enlarge the reaoureel OF the country
dimipish the burdens OF elevate the u
ard Of public and private morality, vindioate thI
honor OF the Republic before the worli and in al
| things make our American nationality the falres
example f,r imitation which hum an progress hsI
, ever Gchieved.
Ii these objects meet your approval, you rem
der Ell ient aid By eXerting yourself st once 10
lOrEnUiIo FOur section of the country, and BIZ cor
responding with the ChAirm an OF the National Ex
ecutivs Committee, for the purpose either CT re.
| Very respectfully, sc PoMERoY,
| Chairman National Executive Committee.