, 1866-03-22
The So-C2Iled Union Club-A Broad
Farce-Ren1arkable correspondence
A Brilliant FaymaAter7A Clerk-PfIze
Honey Paid Out

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAsn1nc1os, March 81.
Ano'heE attempt to impose = broad M1re upon
the country, Is IN important movement. wns made
last night. The 50 called Union tlnb, which has
ls1tle existence except on paper, held meeting 1t
prominent peTsonu who were reported By
o1leert OF the club to have promised to be present.
lid not appear. The1s were the following persons
Rapa H. GrseP esy s@t f Be p and
known. Iii: Randall his been. during he war,
e vesy conservative missionaries, of 10 psrtic1isr
influence, snd both hare been busy At work in all
Platforms Notwithstanding this fiat failure, these
@ ss ts s e 9aan geas Cpl ed r.
meeting heartily indorsiuF the rresident- Such Ia
the character Of the movement, having for It's oh.
y hs sa3 ssaea ct e
shoup tnFnisbed to the Assoe1stcd F!efs.
enes i made public soGay: ''''p''D
PxrnAs7ER GExERA1's 0z11ck,l
WARRINGTON, March =, 1866.
To Hon. E 3. Rollins, United stAtes House OF
Representatives:
s1G-f haxe Just received clrcullr Of the New
Hampshire Union Cluh, requesting me 10 remit \
sum eqnal 10 ono and ons.half per cent Of my an
nnal ealaly. for the purpose Of deftnyipg the e1-
penses Of the approaching election. 1ne circular
eieciop sIe hereby e1cnsed Rom complying With
this request. ~ an not voter, l must, aecord-
Ing to this circular. remit 4 tnm equal
ee uheS tend to aerog i: puiy II of se
ballot box, and this regard IL one. hive never
,en t 9t the 9 es9f yoe 70
Any n3sn who sells his vote deserves to be disfsn
chiecd. / have watched the dotnRs Of Con9ress
during the present session. and IN 80 doing have
f1%f1 f,rvn NIL
1tad. Stevens. and therefore an led 10 be1Iese
you and youF comlany pa,take Of hts & cup, wh!sh Inch
ah, e IT, Fhs r. essspss r. q 1es pThn p;h:
purpoee Of eleva,ine more disunionIttt to power,
hst IL cos q es s o he
curing power md Office by nufair means, aEe con.
sIasy 10 the rplrt Of liberty and justice. do not
beiese that during ths present seeslop ron hare
o& the people Of New Hampahisc, and confidently
hope that yon and sour dlsnnton copnrnets will,
Il 'he 1sst meet Ttn sst Is5aa 5Oq e
ness OF your cause. eause.,n,,.
E. R. JoHHsox.
ENDORSEMENT or TIE PREs1DrS7.
The independence exhibited By The writer In IT,
tisung the attempt 70 leT1y ta1 upon him ~ AZ
offcebo}dey under tho Fedet1l government, and
his lust statement Of correct principles, entities him
t. & nd 81 usss
In the letter. recommend him 10 the Paymasser
GeneEa1 for early promotion.
ExEcCT1yh MASs1ox, March 18th, 1865
In respect to thus natter II II proper TO note oas
Or two factr. Mr. johnson Il q youth Of u Or ~
Year., wholly unequal 10 the composition Of me
letter signed and 1t was evidently got up fos him
BY ecne Of The new special friends Of the presl-
cent and his reconstruction policy. Further, Mr.
Kollirr hi, tcnt out no crcuarr. nor has any reg
ularay organized club Of Neu nampshirc Union
men rent ont circular Of the ehafAeies alluded 10
in the letter. All the tacts warrant the ttateme-t
that the circular and the johnson letter, are b.
ueak Inventions Of The enemy, which to cet the
Prtsdcnual Endorsement fo1 use In the coming
elections.
Inc statement prepared at the Treasury for pro-
tentxiion 10 Congress shows that the total Of priz
nj peJ ph,d ont during the war 10 The officers Of
tEa nlvy WIS 81, ,1Gs 3s3.12. The amount Has dis
trbued a. follows To one rear admiral & 6as G.
70 one 1saE admiral 9nt;A; t9 y eomno.
T CONN an2css. Sse2 5a5 50; to 30 1ieut. command
-: IT, 70 IL, 1M 100 Hsussasnss IL T.;