Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28

sentiments accord with the spirit of this CALL are
invited to be present. l.ep s...r .as
"F B Cutting, M Ulshoeffer., b.
Moses Taylor .a VIM H Webb, ..g
Edwards Pierrepont, Peter Cooper sc
John A Dix, sa. Geo B Butler, Fo
Henry g Stebhins, Henry Nicoll, ss
Alex Hamilton, Jr., DIS Coddington,
Alex L Stewart, Robert B Roosevelt,
Theodore Roosevelt, AVanderpool, A
Gustavus A Conover, James Wadsworth,
James r Whiting, Alfred A Valentine,
John A Stewart, Henry I Ingalls,.
"The gentlemen whose names are annexed.
unite in the call in behalf of their respective
states and organizations:
@William Taylor Zenas Wheeler, of Maine:
Peter Neslnith William t Watson, of New
Hampshire; Paul Dillingham;, Thomas Bartlett,
Levi Underwood, Charles Reed, Rod Richard
son, of Vermont; Z @ Bailey, George Sennott,
Col p r Quincy, N Forbes, Benjamin. j Ger
rish of Massachusetts; Duncan G Pell, Charles
jackson, A H Okie, of Rhode Island: Thomas
Innever, Roger Averill, Col d r Wright, Sam
uel L Warner, George W Peet, John c Palmer,
ID S RuddOck, Samuel Brigham, of Connecticut,
Martin Ryerson, Ashbel Green, Richard C Nor
ris, Daniel S Anderson, Charles P Rorback, A
Rosekrans, I N McCarter, Ed G Moore, D R
Hall, David McCarter, of New Jersey; Daniel
l0,
Benz II Brewster, James Worrell John Till.
William Bostwick, George S Kemble, John l.
Speed, of fPeDnsylvania; George Debeker, Abra-
ham Boys, Robert Olney, James Montgomery,
John Ohristy, John O'Donnell, Hugh Swee-
ny, of Delaware; Killian Ramsey, Samuel VIII
sou, James Blauvelt, of Maryland; Carlisle
Stewart, PierrepOnt Evans, of West Virginia;
William Minnis, Thomas DaneOwer, of Kentuc-
ky; Lemuel Taylor, Martin Segar, of Tennessee;
RW p Muse, Thomas B McGinnis, Jacob Gless-
ner, Stephen B Hosmer of Ohio; j II Wood
ward, Smith Thayer, Edmund Knowles, Robert
Mcdowell, of Indiana; Walter Scates, Daniel
Brainard, r E Ingersoll, of Illinois; John Hays,
John Snedeker, Conrad Wetscher, of Michigan
M H Carpenter Geo II Walker, of Wisconsin
Jas Middleton, Meyer Stallnicht of Missouri;
Geo Crane, n b Matthews, of Iowa; Theodore
Sully, John Mcintyre, of Minnesota; Vernon
Shay, Winfield S Joy, of Kansas; Washington
Owen, James Odell, of California; G Knowlton,
A Thompson, of Oregon. s1da
On behalf of the lStale Committee of The War
Democracy of the State Of Ne,o RoT5c-AIfred NJ
Wood, Geo A Brandeth, Harry Page Moses
II Sands, George Bartlett James Brady, A ID
Wait, VIM H Ruggles, Alex Olcott, Orlando Nc
Cumber, Dyer ID Bullock, T r Westbrook, John
A Corey, James Steward, Joseph F Ellery, r
H Tyler William Landon, George w Glaze, l.
Amsden, Seph Smith, Thomas Parsons, Harry
WILDER. |
son behalf of the War Democratic General
Committee of the City and County Of Yort-N p
Stanton, DR. W B Eager, Jr., Henry o O'Reilly,
Timothy Oronin, Thomas H Bqrley, Henry
jennings, Mayer Eisemann, Augustus Weller
Oscar Woodruff, Thomas Wilson, William La
Rue, Thongs Martin. George Dessoyer, DIR + A
Thomas, Lyman B Bupnell, james NJ McCartin,
Charles Orary, Howard A Whitfield, Thomas
McGrury, Andrew jackson, Frank Bowles, John
H Traber, j G Hayward, Geo Bigley-
PRoaRAaNE OF FRocEEDINqs. -
@At - o'clock, noon, the Mass Convention
will convene at Cooper Institute, after the Or
ganization the issues OF the day will be dis
eussed by leading gentlemen from the differ
ent States and such action taken as may be
deemed best for the public interests. In the
evening at q o'clock, the mass meeting viii be
held at the same place. at which the Hon. Fran
els B Cutting viii preside. An address to the
Democracy Of the Union will be read by Gen.
John Dix and speeches viii be delivered by
Hon. Edwards Pierrepont, Hon. Henry G. Steb
bins, and other eminent men, of whom due no.
tice win be given. 1 -i
Delegations to the Mass Convention will re-
port to the Secretary on their arrival in the city
at Room ), No. Spruce Street. lsa,.;
"MOSES TAYLOR, Chairman.
II. G. PAIGE, Secretary" i.sj as..ste.- ,