The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23
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al Fremont has many friends here; what is
toasdE5NiR hf6uxA6a aaust i#e apply!
Whsre is the bead committee. charged with
the ditec hon OF raffairs2Io lour idea ot Acon'
sGltas tRe peepls independently Of espol :
iticians is q, capital one, and We fnllyIshare'
it, hut thow IS tito be ear ;ns5
We make the following 4 reply TO our cor
respondents, requesting zach of them TO
cohsider it as especially addressed t" HIM
self:
- EQ$z letters retstma t. the sinterest
OF Gth$sf Ffuiont are dedjoyer6y us
to the secretary Of the Fremont committee
at New York, to be answered, by him IS the
committee may deem ftd i-Ili, sa ssts1 vi sa d
Second. We advise every one at once to
give up all idea Of taking part in the Balti
moro convention, las that conyentionis a
nonantifSeI Itlu9 20 TsdnUI to1ctItssI d - n 20
Third. To hold meetings in every state,
county, city, village Or township, to Come
togstheh0 0athsir own free viii Aud Nsolely
bS virtue Of Community of opinion with re-
gard TO the rights ,9f the people, 4 s9d M avoid id
every city and village, and are paid for in
fluencing Afs SSstes CDf fhepeople These
men always harp on the same string: "lf,
saJ they, "you denet vote for our candidate
or if you do not submit to the Baltimore
Uanyeptioh YOU Aivias the Union party,
you imperil tue Cause that we are defend
ing, and the, country wHl hold yoit respon1
sible for fu ture events - =
Learn to know yourselves. and hold
yourselves in readiness to reply to the call
which Willlsooh be made upon the whole
people of the United States, to meet at
Cleveland on thes2lstio of May
Do as we do; tell those gentlemen you
are big enough to take ncare of yourselves;
that your Intelligence is. certainly as Ibrigh :
aud your honesty more sterling than theirs,
and that their cboicese men7had not been a
fprtmate one up tothe present, you inten d
choosing for yourselves, Push. tho doctrine
of moral independence among Yourselves;
hold yourselves in;readiness to goin as large
numbers as possible to the place which will
soon bsipdieated tor the great t popuiar con
vsIStba;: ;:)ss mbiehfhe people, freed from all
those petty domestic tyrants, called politi
clans, will make their powerful voice heard.
Therefore, for the present our opinion
land it is that of a sincere, friend Of fhe
people, may ysbe summed up in few words:
We advise an incessant propagandism from
man I'd man, tending to Convince the people
that they must rely on themselves and
themselves alone; that they should learn 20
know their true friends, that is to say, the
men the most firmly opposed to old organi-
cations; such as the Baltimore Convention:
and old parties, but above all opposed to
the politicians. The great crusade to ba
uudertakep,is that which will free the, peU'
be from such men as Weed, Seward, the
Blairs, aud certain Others OF the same
stripe. lusms yuiqmI 'zsIli 'oi 'a r. u"
Let the people thoroughly understand
that these politicians have all an interest
that the three great vital questions Of the
moment should now. be settled. Those
questions are: ~ : '''-.'
First. The immediat' end Of the war.
Second. The immediate and radical solu
tion of the slavery ques tor.
Third. Tie labor Question, which causes
so many poor men and women vainly to
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