The New York herald., 1867-07-22
THE UNION REPUBLitAs CAMPAIGN.

0rris 8. Ferry Senator, Connecticut.
George A. Balsey, representative, New Jersey.
Franola Taonazsss Representative. 1sTgisud.
James v. Nye, Senator Nevada
Joseph Fowler. Senator, Tennessee
Jshn Y. fhayer, Senator, Nebraska
Robert O. Sohenck, Representative 0his.
Sidney CLARK. Representative Kansas
John Coburn, Representative Indiana
John A. Logan, Representative. Illinois
Joseph ". McClurg, Representative, @,ysouri.
ZacharIah Chandler, Senator Michigan
William b. Allison. Representative, Iowa
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ExBoUrvs COMMITTEE
Robert C. Schenck Representative Ohio Chairman
John COnness, Senator. California
Zachariah Chandler. Senator, Michigan.
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John ~ BroomaIl. Representatives. Pennsylvania
0akes Ames. Represen.auSe. Massachusetts,
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UNION REPUBLICAN, CosGR
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE )
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 20. 1861. J B
sR-The Union republican Senators and members a
the Forteth Congr assembled the etcning Jul
l6 the Hall OF Representatives 10 hear tho report a.
tho Union Republican Congressional Executive CommiE
The following resolution vas adopted
The. . sss s sSsss es
:sss s'srs.s e the s,s.s%snts The The 6hssu q hs
pledge best Psrsonsi efforts rsspsosiys
Immediately upon 70 constituents.
The Committee therefor in urging the Importance n
%sss VIVA. has BEEN Ssne sn sssnoos Snd
ties nov at It's command. and the necessities whoA
require aasstanos During the few months that have
IN orfo ao1oA
Committee has been earnestly at WORK. For the 6r1k
time opportunity offered for discussion In the South 81
the principles purposes and history OF the republoaa
organzahonths parry Of national progress poIiticai
justice. and territorial integrity. I. deisrmlnsd
questions with those subecs This purpos6
has been fully carried out the the disposal
received but $ls.250, manly derived from the twS
Houses Of Congress- There expected from various
sSous canco oSssons already Wh
small amount the Committee has sent several hundred
employed over seventy active and Intelligent speskerS
and organizers who have been ~ WORK In the unrecoat
BoS White and coored men hsvs been and arc move
pioyed In addition TO those directly controlled BY che
COMMITTEE State Comnttees and Union League Counosi
stmulus in many localities, funds have been raised q
dcfray the expenses OF local agents. and much woT
The Committee has the names Of twenty ,housand
loyal At tho South 10 whom documents epx
ages forwarded that Il Is the way Of inunedaN
distrbution Of hundred thousand or moro copies q
daily augmented The Commttsss oorr,spondencs 3
very extensive hundreds Of letters being eeceivel
q ss Of e. Ss S
cvery Congressional district lie readily attaihsd. o.
agents now In the neld some are at work 10 every 6tat
A republican organization exists each State, tht
Representatives OF which in corrsspohden64
with this COMMITTEES. Union League Councils are beiai
directed 10 aid tho organization and d the 0raod
Presidents oco is ocaled In this city. We sro enabled
ample means a. the Commttess disposal there would -
dincuy in widely extending ts operations The al
mands made far exceed Its present and prospecting
large number OF intelligent men white and oolorsG
ready 70 enter the field most Of whom could be 81
ss.hss devoted 70 Circulating suitable rssdiDs maid
and employing speakers and organizers They viii oou,
tinuc 10 b. 80 used THIS COMMITTEES cannot undertake
the establishment support OF republican cwspaper2
although that Important agency demands attention.
When tho military bis became law there we're IN tao
South but fifteen republican Journals two only Of which
daiies. There are now ninety. twenty OF whick
are dailics The spcedies, method OF establishing Z
success can be obiaiued, Is 10 give the rspubLoas
party control OF the State organizatlons ThiS
e:
sn; effort. o,,,u.,,an are msas Of The present campaign
armies but the conflict Of ideas The ihandsr d sus
longer rends tho sky or makes the earth rembs b1
trembling In the balance We contend for the prncplsl
for which We fought We sess power, bscad.s wtsS
money, the snews Of any struggle is used aid tho
who work for that success Shall We oss empir4
from want OF this material aid Shall w. victorous u
the neld be defeated at the ballot boz 10 II not pesy
sibo. Tho needs OF the hour With those who desire q
see the entire South, lately cursed with slavefy e94
blasted ~ revoluton, marching "to the music Of We
Union In the sold column Of republican states arc
active work, ample means and unfaltsrng faith You1
Committee have faith and can work ef1centiy. hsan4
only are lacking 10 carry each Of the unconstruoe4
states at the elections provided for By Congress
adequate funds are furnishsd, the party can BE- -
organized to the electoral vote Of each re-
generated State for the Presidential Sa9cara bearer
great party The loyal people Of the south are very
poor; they are with M IN every eeere roc success
but they need assstancs both o. money Tor pYltcak
organization and Of knowedge, for the beAt ri6ans %
enec,lng H. slavery crushed the white friends Of the
nation as we'll as Oppressed ~ colored allies. The
rebellion impoverished them AZ well those who rsT
bellsd Snail No let them again be sacrificed for want
of means 10 send men Them 10 enable them 10 he6
In the spirit OF the foregoing rssoutoa
we asL earnest and immediate work in obtaining funds
Presalue calls are cohstapty being made 10 many u
which ,s sss wholly unable 70 respond In OF thf
sr1st objects for which strive, assure rsnd1
sSst 500 now will accomplish FAR more than $1,000
viii twelve months later. = Ss'f 4
An communications should be addressed TO Host
Thopas l. Tullock Secretary of the COMMITTEES. wss,H
''s''' ROBERT C soHRNcK, chm'n,
JOHN CoSNESS,
ZACHARIAH CHANDLER