The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-25
NEW SERIES---VOLUME |, Na.52
The Philadelphia M JAai Co,a4
VentfOH.

In many of the States ac'H e Steps esss
been taken to have full ard ..- 57.sF.lnrs
to the proposed National Uhru nnV-r..arl
at Philadelphia, Aug. IA ..-rJ
seems to be some mis,InGer ..- ss q.
the manner in which dela, .s Az lsts
chosen. With view TO ldo .rap.
information, the following c',--t-. -Ea..--
ting from the National U,.iug uu r-s,
has Just been issued and sent ! 10 tae
States and Territories. The iri,,.a.. -4-
that this Convention will be one u5 tne most
imposings and important asseiAl,a..as -,gc
held III this country:
WASHINGTON, D. c. July h ,1a5.
Your immediate and earnest all,.4.,aa 3
invited to the annexed call for a EHnHa-
Convention issued by the Nauana' uis,.
Executive Committee, and the acg
ing Endorsement thereof by lu. ri,
gentlemen who are well known 20 - ----,
try.
The undersigned have been duly a nt
ed committee to facilitate and eAr s"r
by correspondence and otherwise. snaH sa.
ton as moy seem necessary to brlng De
er at Philadelphia convention ofthe 4nja5.
men of the nation, without regard I, tha.I
party antecedents, who favor, geneIaiig, NE
restoration policy President JohnsOh h9'
advocated as against the dangerous oaasa4
pursued by the majority of Congress.
We deem it proper to suggest thar r "a
desirable that there be sent from each S,a.1
four delegates at iurge and t,ro fran satis
Congressional district aoho .fdgor me 2g,q;
pies set forth IN the call, to be tdhea fI0at no
supporters of Lincoln and Johnson IN t&aa
and Ike number from Their Opponoa $, .-
Also, four delegates from each T'erltp.y, ard
four from the District of Columbia q
those States whereof portion of the 2 ia-
pie were lately in rebellion, cnrrespnnu ,,y
number of delegates may be chosen by til,
people generally who accept tho prince ,e.,
stated in the call 1t is not intended, has
ever, that these suggestions shall lnter!a',-
with any arrangements already made & !
| the selection of delegates. 1t Is left engila
! ly to the political Organizations in the dltlnr-
| ent States and districts that concur in TIE
principles of the call to decide wether tieg
will choose their delegates by JOINT or sep-
arate meetings, or by their Executive Goa.
mittees.
We have been authorized to appoint tla
porary Executive COMMITTEES in the Sta,ea
where the same are presumed to he neces-
sary. You are therefore requested to acg
| as such committee, AMI to adopt immeda..s,
measure to secure a full delegation to til
proposed Convention, not interfering. how
ever, with the action which existing or
CARNATIONS may have taken for the SAM
object. Your action will be such as TO aid
such movements-the purpose of your AZ
pointment being to provide for the Sc erhoa
| Of delegates, if no adequate preliminary
arrangements have been made.
The day fixed for the National Conven-
ton is near, and we desire to impress OF
YOU and all our friends of tn; cause that il
is of the first importance that District ar
State Conventions, or State Executive Cont-
mit1ees Immediately appoint oelcga'es.- -
And it is particularly requested that a hs5
Of delegates and committees appointed be
speedily forwarded to the Chairman Of this
committees
In conclusion, we have to add that. the
paramount object of this movement is to
bring into great National Conference from
all parts of our distracted country wise and
political action calculated to restore national
unity, fraternity and harmony, and secure
to an afflicted people that which is So sin
cerely desired by all good men, the praeti.
cal blessings Of an enduring peace.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
LEWIS D. CAMpBTfL.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR.