The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-29
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tanned during the war and they must be governed by The
principle Of State rghsa" And he closes by advising
.ns people mot 70 pay another do-r Of taxes 70 the
These the ideas cherished by leaders Of the COM
oned opposition which your indifference in the coming
eieeuon wiz organize INTO Q new and possibly into
triumphant rebellion
Had Andrew johnson been allowed to restore the trait
ors TO their old thirteen States seeded
from the Union, with Tennessee Della ware Maryland
and Kentucky would sody united IN favor Of
ass % ana Ss nss oe eos S oso,
increased by other demands less runous reyou
tonary. The declaration OF Mr. Bright is hardly
necessary prove purpose cherished and daily
by the rebel leaders In all the Southern Stales But the
great measure OF reconstruction foed forever de-
ample OF we an the speedy redemp-
ton OF all the States that led rebellion, and
the complete salvation Of the national credit and reve
nue..
But should be controlled by even higher motives.
You should remember that 9, 600 900 Union in all
the South white and black, look TO for and
for encouragement shall these your friends during all
the dark hours OF the war-oyal when the intelligent
and wealthy OF their section were proving their oyalty
in deadly battesha these the savors and sentnels of
Union soldiers the guardians and defenders OF the Union
flag be rcmanded TO the tender OF the original
that the republicans of the North contributed to their
second berayaY Do you give thought to the thou
sands OF white Unonists in North Carolina Alabama,
Virginia and the other unreconslr ucted statesg You
must decide between The who supported and finally
saved the republic and those who oiled through pro-
Haced ana bloody to accomplish its destruction.
From the moment The accidental President deserted the
former and joined the latter hope Of giving rea
son the control Of the government revived, and
nothing will be left undone effect that consummaon
ROBERT G. SCHENCK, chairman.
JOHN CONFESS ZACHARlAH CHANDLER
WILLIAM ID. KELLEY, JOHN A. LOGAN,
JOHN N. BRooMALL, CAKES AaEs,
THOMAS L. TuILocK Secretary.
WASHINGTON, y. G., Oct. 20, 1861
Tho Address Of the sIassachuseffs Republican
state Committee Kcputliuted.
NJ If thu haas areian pta
In Boston, woke up morning and found his name as
OF The Republican State Committee Of Massachusetts,
attached to the address lately published by that body
He thereupon proceeds to repudiae the address in
to the Boston Advertiser follows:-
Feeling / do that the present state contest Ia Of
vital interest to the moral and material welfare OF our
beloved ealth and that the spirit and purpose
OF your "sddress Is NJ with the berai movement
IN progress redeem the State from the oppres-
sive legislation forced upon the republican PARTY by
members OF prohbtoy organizations acting, for
the past five years more, upon the primary meetings
Of the party-cgslaion winch has driven our business
from and obliged mer hants and manufacturers
10 10 the purchaser With all tae advantages al
tendant upon such position and is rapidly exiting our
young men from the homes they would gladly remain
near, lind the bus ness have thus iegsated
and believing that there question at issue in the
present contest SO important 10 the citizens OF assa-
cnusetts tins, should have declined 10 sign the ad
Dress had the opportunity been presented to me- aud
therefore do now protest against The use OF my name
without my consent. and request As withdrawal
Movement In Favor Of Chief Justice Chase
FOR the Presidency.
A Washington correspondent OF the Philadelphia In
g,arer states that will be inaugurated
by the friends Of Chief Justice Chase to bring him
prominently before the country Presidential cand
date Leading Northern politicians have been in
sultaon with him for several days past and is inti
mated that Of the prominent republican papers or
New York city viii host his and squarely
advocate his claims against ali other candidates.