New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24
Cleveland Convention.

A CALL TO THE RADICAL MEN OF THE NATION.
Hhereas, a Convention has been called by
certain rsrie. favorable to changing the pesen, AdminTa'
op and for tho purpose Of "counseing concerning the ap
pro,chinr Presidential Election. 70 meet in the City OF
Cleveland Ohio on Tuesday tho 1lr Of the present month
and ,rb,,cg, We are dad to that such Convention Is to
assemble and having confidence that the objects OF those
un the cali are in unison with those Of tho radical men OF
the county
the undersigned having been appointed by tho
Central Fremont Club OF the City Of Now foFE, Tor inst
purpose hereby invite their radical fellow citizens IN every
State county and throughout the country TO meet them
In tho named Convention the said Tuesdsy the 'st
Of iii. month in order then and there to recommend the
nomination OF John C. Fremon; fo the Presidency oil the
United States and assist in Organizing for his election
The ibeee and vacilsting policy Of tho presen, Adnni'
rs,on in the conduct Of the being Just weak enough 70
waste Il. men and 20 provoke the enemy but mol strong
enough TO conquer tho Rebeonand is 'reaehery to Justice
freedom and genuine Democratic principle In is plan OF re
construction whereby the honor and dignity oil Tie Naon
have been sacrificed coneae the still existing and AFRO
can, II Power and 10 further euds Of interruptions
partisan ambition call in thunder upon the lovers Of jus
e and their country the OF the imported
Nationality and the Of impartial and universal fsedo
threatened with betrayal and overthrow
Tho way 10 victory and salvation Il plin Justice must be
snroned the Of National Lessaiion. and guide tho
Executive will The things demanded and which we Ass you
to Ion a. to render sure afo hS i@1edIfe e1he'on 81
Sd,sry throughout me hoI, Unifst States BY coHgrona'
action The ab.oute quality Of al b0rs ne lao without
,o,ya 10 ,1es or e0, and such pan OF reeonsueon a.
h, conform, enfireiy 10 roey Of eedo" for ah placing
s nautical power alone r AanG' u ne DyoI and eIs
cutting ,,ih rigor tie lac for he eofFa''"2 hs properly
N, RebdL 81 ,hr''rzS - e ~ :--vs's
Come then in formidable numbers and let take counsel
together in this crisis Of the nations calamity and with one
united effort endeavor redeem tho country from Slavery
snd ws that may be consecraed 10 FREEDOM and rEAck
FOREVER MORE Mon Of God. hen Of humanity! Lovers
Of Justice Patriots and ireemen One and a rally'!
Mos, respectfully, your fellow citizens
DAVID PtUsp
EDWARD GrLnREr.
FREDERICK kAPP, ftomnntce.
ERNEST kkACkOWifEk,
WILLIAM J. UgsAREsr,J
Eeu York, May c. 1854
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A / FAY Mich. ELISHA HILL Mich.
ROBERT GARNER, Mich.