The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-06
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.


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To DO Held at Cleveland OHIO 60 Homt-
nate Candidates Tor Prossaeae a0a Vice
Prsstdene.
TO THE PEOPLE OF rHs UNITED STATES.
After having abored Intellectually to defer Tar WA
Ia our power tho critical moment when tho attention Of
the people must inevitably be fixed upoa the selection Of
candidate for the chief magstracy Of the country After
having nterregatsd our conscience and consulted
duty % citizens obeyng At the sentiment ofa ma
ture conviction and profound affection for tho
country We feel ourselves mpeIed own responsi.
by V declare to the people that the time has for
eli independent men, jealous Of their liberties and OF the
national greatness to confer together and unite to resist
the swelling invasion Of open. shameless and
strained patronage which threatens 10 onguf under ito
destructive wave the rights Of the people, the liberty
and dignity Of tho nation.
Deeply impressed with the conviction that, In Hue
OF revolution when the public attention turned ezou
svey TO the OF armies and consequently less
vgant OF the public liberties the patronage derived from
the organization Of army Of million Of men, and an
administration Of affairs which socks to control the re-
hottest parts OF the country IN favor OF It's supreme
chief Constitute danger seriously threatening 70 tho
stability OF republican institutions, declare that
the principle Of term. which has now aoq uired
nearly the force Of law by the conservation OF
time. ought 70 be- nsxby adhered TO in the approach
ing election We further declare that We do recognize
10 the Baltimore Convention the essential conditions OF
truly national convention Is proximity TO tho centre Of
all the interested influences OF administration its die
TANGO from the centre the country its mode Of
ton the corrupting PRACTICES to which has been and
inevitably will be subjected do not permit the people
to assemble there with any expectation OF being able
ia presence Of tho critical circumstances In which
the nation s placed, only in the energy aud good
sense Of the people that the general safety can
"a GaA
IL 10 to indicate central position TO which every one
may 60 without too much expenditure OF means and tme
tive influence. may consult freely and deliberate
ably with the presence o. the greatest possible number Of
enlightened devotion 70 the rights Of The people
the Of the true bases OF republican govern
mont, earnestly invite fellow citizens 70 unite at
Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday, the thirty first 81 May
current for consultation and concert or action in respect
to the approaching Presidential election
B. Gratz Brown, Missouri. Frederick Knapp. N. Y.
Stephen s. Foster, Mass. Charles Il. Moss Missouri.
And. Van Antwerp, N. Y. 4. G. Parker, Maine.
Bird B. Chapman, Ohio Ernest Processing Illinois
Ezra G. Andrews, Maine. VIM d. Robinson Mane.
Henry A. Clover, MISS. John s. Savery, N Y.
Caspar Butt, Illinois Emil Preetori,s, Missouri.
George Field, N. Y. Nath r. Sawyer, Penn.
Edward Gilbert, N. Y. Ernest Schmidt, Illinois.
Peter Gillen, N Y. James RedpaIh, Mass.
Isaac w. Half, N. Y. walter H. Shupe, Ohio.
Wen. Herres N. Y. VIM H. Smith, Maine
James Hill, Maine. P.W. Kenyon, N. Y.
X. Heinzen, Mass James Taussig Missouri.
8. P. Dnsmore, Dist Col. Pm. Stoppeben, n. r.
And Humbert Penn VIM. Ii. Dwinelle, NJ. Y.
J, W. Alden, New Jersey. Samuel Taylor
l.. Siebodt, Iowa. james s Thomas. Missouri.
VIM Morris Davis, Penn +. Munich, Missouri.
r. N. Davis. Penn. j. O. WestbroOk, Maine.
VIM 4. Johnston, Penn. IF. Whppie, N. r.
Theo Olsnausen, Missouri.
or THE PEOPLES COMMITTEE.
DELEGATES TO TIE CLEyRLAND 0ONvEN ZION.
A very large meeting was held 10 Cincinnati on Wed
nesday evening which 1--WE delegates to tho Cleveland
Convention appointed, and arrangements made
for n more numarOua d0I0pnt 10 attend
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