Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26
Great Central Fair
FOR TIE
SANITARY COMMISSION.

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The Committee on LAB1R. ISCunLs aud REV.. rE. :"
invite u-OprratOu,sIt JLsa The yHrt~u,s Sgk Ir
which they h.s been apIp.n nteI. rs pvl c
people patriotic than the ~OTk nE men a. W.
Of The country, IT ~ but just and pro- trt they
sbouJ alike haze OPPORTUNITY toc"nr rIruie " r OBJ
j-ct- she lar. Iuc e,1abe pan acc0uip
shius this, and, at the the one, >
hsh ior tie contribution 81 SINGLE IAt LAE'A rom
all classes IN the immunity. Many -ilI contribute
day their labor willingly. who would not Subscribe
their Bey. To Iesth sy,ry department of industry
sI b. work OF ,Ieat iaiGr, but, II attAneG,
viii be productive o. In.n4tnse results.
The Of the Ian viii depend upon the hearty
cooperation oi every element ot inhJ-ncc within
hnnts, and We inNir 80 "a" guardians Of the Industrial
iuLrret-, aud all others take hold win furtb
-rins this great work OF Patriotism End humsHsy.
The Committee ehai ed wIth the following deity, viz;
fIRsTIO obtain the cJntTi buttons Of one day la
bor earnings, from every artisan and iabor.r, fore
uan operative and emf ioyee dent cashier. t-it-
company, railroad aDd express company, employ ing
trm, bank EianufsoIy, iron works. oil works, mill,
mine and pubiIc Oi- from every private bauksr aDt
broker importer aud merchant -ieTS agent
and tBI>IeT ssd artist, puoli.beE,
inter aud mecls from every government otlcvr
contractor and Cy"; grocer hit deal
farmer h, rtcultufit and ruluc
tu uiaAer mIliIucr female Uprratyv syrry iBIisd
ua. eu .agsI IA turning tLe Ill. -naiug the iDOu IN
suy way livelihood or huilns f1rtute with
ia tie states O P-H.y sania, M J~rss sud sea
s-cobdTO obtain II- cyaIritGIou of 1sy rev
firms, corporations companies, Railroads anu surss
IHIKD-Io ott1IH the eontr buxton of das ineoms
from every retfrI isFson Of irtgn--uaI- aE4 istnas
living upon their and lIu4 all ciersy
rr all other P.rous engaged IN th. learned OF OtSr
Ir1ie tsIons.
Influence euTts of IA iies associated,
10 b. associated With the CoulniJt-- Ia out
tilis plan.
Ihe Committee f--i the resPtnsitlli,y Q. the work
they hhye uud-Ttass hch. b. s-cc-ssfIl, sill
gglrs very perfect Tarhrat1n of their plan and they
tucrvyT- call upon ali people TO ass-thr
selves together N syrFy town, to~nship And cuIuty,
AMI form organizations Of ladies and grutls %
Oj-Fa;e With them IN this great work
la the manu- -csuriu, cOuutes, the coal 0!
and 10 the agricultural districts especially let there tie
orgauiEatoa- in the large towns that The yong
people may have oplO tunity thus TO TsuJer a,si,-
taugc . ;ivr relatives ana friends lighting the battles
of their country IA the armies % the nation.
The work Of tL- Committee may be prosecuted whore
other e'ort be naie for the Fa-. the mines
of the coal regcns- day earnings Of the miners,
and u days product Of the uiji-s, be Obtained,
wner- pOTtsts article could be procured for trans
portatOn. Indeed there is part section % these
where the days labor may net lie obtained, f
organizations be formed to reach them.
Ths Committee not close without Gr.iag upon all
PRopiIEroRs EsTABLIsHhESTA the duty of taking
prompt and energetic action 10 secu-e tie benefit
THE D.T % LABOR from all within their control.
The Committee deem It unnecessary 10 do more thaa
thus present the subject to the people of the three
states named. In the cing campaign of our armies,
the ators Of the SANTsgr COMMISSION" viii be greatly
augmented. By the frs; of Jnne 100000 men-one Of
the largest armies Of mOiern tiEes-wi be operating
in the field So large force. scattered over regions q:
which the unaeezlated, mus. necessarily
carry along with il large of sickness suffering
DEATH to ray nothing cf the gathered heFrors Of
the battlefield.
These suIrrugs It is bonnJsn iaty, a. -n-n and
Christians, relieve great and enlightened people,
enjoying the blessings of government Of their
making, csS EEFUsE assistance TO suffering 70
maintain its authority and We will not believe thai
the GREAT CENTRAL FAIR drawing its products
three states Of PenDsylyahs, New Jersey
Delaware, aiueDt in all mineral, agricultural, and
industrial wealth. shall fall behind any similar ef Jrt
which has yet been made for the relief Of the Nations
children
As it is desirable not to multiply eirculG-,; 70 yyn
THER AUTHORITY THAS TBIs CIRCULAR NECESSARY
rAPLoYING Or c1nPaSY ANY REsPscr. .pt
COMMITTEE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, o>cE
WORK THIS c0-YrTTEE: and IL Is hoped that
and busy regions OF the States OF Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware.
subscriptions will he thankfully scknowIe1-ei 4,
the newspapers Of Philadelphia and is desirable
thstthsy CONNIE each fresh acknow rasnt
will -tin uate effort in o:hsr localities
All subscriptions should be addressed to JOHN W
CLaGlIORN, Treasurer, Office of the ''Comnttee on
LABOR, INCOMES AND REvESUE,' No. lis South Seventh
Street Philadelphia
ksAI neeful helps in Crculsrs and Posters will b,
rwsrded to parties applying for them. Direct to the
Chairman Of the Committee above.
l.. MONTGOMERY BOND, CHNRaAy.
JOHN ". CLSGHORN, TRElsURER.
REV. Z. W. HUTrER. CoEaEsPoSDisG ss-srAR7.
McGRkGoR J. MIrCuEsoN, SscEET.Er-
HONORARY MEMBERS.
HIS EScEiLENcT, A. q. CURTIN, Governor OF Penn's
His ExcsutScr, JOEL PARKER. Governor M.
His ExoEIEsor, wM. CANNON. Governor of D,l.
Hcs. ALEXANDER YENRY, Mayor Of Philsdelphia- 7
Hos. JOSEPii r. lNGEkSOL. Pennsylvania
Hon. JUDGE cARPENTfa, New Jersey.
Hos. JUDGE HAERINGrOs, Delaware.
Ma. GEN. GEORGE q. MEADE, Army of the Petomsr
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