The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22
Address or THE UNION STATE CEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEES
TO ruB LOYAL BgN or PBNSsYLvAHIA,


RooHs OF I'M UuoS srA+a rtsraAt co,nrrrKr.
rHitAprLrmA October n, 1854.
h fc Local HcHcT P5HaiBlranid thu smoke Of the
fret engagement Bas cleared away and upon the vote of
hsr citizens athono Pennsylvania stands By the Govern.
ment fathers while har brave In the nold viii
not give lees Than twelve thousand majority the good
The Jas. hope, therefore, Of the supporters OF
General Mcclellan has Disappeared ani the only result Of
oruouns to sustain him a 10 give aid and comfort to the
gtb Lien BY Increasing the appearance Of disunon among
curscves.
Ude.al Sheridan dcat terrible blow % treason on
up. bsaritg II bui great majority tor Aounsm Locoin
IN Pen yvuua would 80 tar more iaihi % tas armed con
tor our ;red auu Faithful lrcs.ieht wHl phay1e
m The base surrender az Chicago. and she carry
10 white flag, viii cucourasc some 'bei 90 sh'at another
au WOOD aud scy ymour is back With treason and
Gg6iir ~ us Tho was hw tyistrd -or the last yaar
Only BY reason o. our di't ioup and rs continuance
lsttyoi tG' houh AID the patorw Of tts convention.
while any hove remained Of .n election ofts cauidnes
Swing thcm mclr tuura esi but after the yardc,s OF
Trnusy Ivana M seuslls uefsoDs in.y tha he o8
Is areaoy ce1dcd by the people and that it only remains
20 ascertain he maor li,s. ltioows therefore, ihaov
Noe for Met cllan ana tendgton Is cane, invitation
20 jefferson DAVIS continue l9H igaru war, 70 waste
The sublime spectacle Of united Nortu Will end the
ssasiuey 20 produce his result BY prrircns tie ward
and Tow nship organ. cations; By hc cLcuoD OF dIsi-
b. earnest personal cH,rs win no est but men;
by mun- artau 10 bring cry loyal voter ~ tho
POLLS by sUuduU receipts 10 every soldier aud BllJr
hy The in mediate lrmauu OF usmpafgn clubs ia
bore ugh and cmmunity; by meetings Of the people
by dd light auu by turCnukht. and by all the honest
t's ut az active ana thorough canvas. appealing the
patriotic - al ard Bin Ing fhC putOtc enthusiasm uf
great aud Jos Common ralth attest the fcty
O our sHtc o The flag Of the Union by tUtor worthy
o. the historic character OF the contest and the great
lstu,S GtptuUCht uUOuit
Forward then, every Of his country 10 tho good
work Looking not u the past but tho future, or.etns
all personal n dCratou8, and UTprCCttug he privilege
Of fee berty grd the Uuou let us relax no
effort until The rolls closed This committee viii CON
uuuC do is whole duty, aud relies ulCu Your Instant
earreft, and constant assistance
GIans ut vaor and OF glory from the Raudnn q,
fhJ James sealed The late Ot the Rebellion Since then
Sherman has turned It's e wing. Iafragut Is closing
avenues escape sheridan has sent vanguard again
Whrng down the valley. 10 Only rvu1us ot us ~ sauud
the charge along he whole uc and wrapping our bal oq
around brothers bullets march u tie peaceful nnal
triumph which awaits ua Ia November.
iToCa ming tho 10 be failure. George B McCol-
Ian Is lusIf The great aI uTC %. tUe uar-a general
wittUui vctur, statesman without record and n
faithful hi. tory wa add vpl aph mat he was
candidate Tor the IIe-id nCy without electoral vote
Let all therefore. labor without Ccasing In memory
Cf cur buried ma In regard Tor the wounds OF our
living hCr,es puA liberty from is deadly peri and
tie Union from its trtasuIaJ fees, In the interest
religion, and in he hopes CT the Republic u the future
loyal m, N " Pernsylyaria, forward 10 victory.
IHhtkuIf Of the Committee.
SIMON CAhIERON, Chairman.
Nv N'W'EESEII Fa3I,,I, IeT' Secretaries.