The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
lg THE UNION LEAGUE
OF PHILADE PHIA.

At enersl Meeting Of the Union League, he'd at
the League House, September lstb 1857 the following
preamble and resolutions, offered by OHABLE5 GLIB.
BONs, and seconded by LINDLEY SmYTH, we're
unanimously adopted:
Whereas. This League was organ z for the pur.
pos of sustaining the national govern ent and the
Of the rebellion al Of dscouai ienSnoins by ali pro-
per M ans and influences that disoysl spirit hioh
mated oil the conventions and councils OF the Demo
horeas, The efforts Of the Democratic patty, now
led by Tsk ard man in the accidental .,1 S1
st & Iebei9n % By war uPoS 1onsrsss, 6y the null
public credit and by their apparent sympathy with
prominent tIstoEs prove that the work Of Loyalty Is
gers to the pubic peace which woud be greatly en-:
nsnteo ,t Dy tne success OF tne' parry IN inc popular
/ Therefore BeSoITed, That we do most earnestly
oonsidt ration Of present politiO condition, and
to the 0I n3 a ara yigos1Is 10
ize the untTy by the defeat of the Democratic party
that the laws passed By nsrSsS having for their
object the Of the Union on the basis Of
loyal sentiment Of the country offer to the people Of
$ S ssOS SopS Be RR the
they voluntarily renquished in their mad attempt to
s. 1hit the public acts Of Congress under the 0on.
no less the duty Of the President to see that they are
faithfully eIs9utsd than Il s OF the people % 70 SoSy
struoOp of the unien OF to other sTbsitS 81 s SsrS s
outon of them s violation of his trust and an abuse
Resoved Thai tnpsGehDasnt is the sole defence Of
4: gsop Ssans Ms insaRSsy' eSs'"' or peaV"
Thai 1cifk Vieto TO s erercss Of the pO,cer oipeaeh-
ent hs Horss o. Rsgressntattyss haze rsht a. to InDsS
and such case ghsETY ,S OF TIE +, eS m
p dS Gi Ss rsas G os SS s
Il hascVtiUe department -JAMEs toLKl D....,..,
gy ey.nG g % s ] ne O Ss. R2,g 'Ss 81 R.S1s S@s
SeuL an
TAGs ,can,on yemoval of ngritorous offers Jyts
President is as abuse Of po,Os lDhich SUBJECTS him 70 an
pedcfent and renou0I from his ot0n htsh MA
s. Resolved, That the prompt and indisoriminato
courts Of the United states for counterfetns the ma
The attempt 10 nullfy the act passed by Congress
the Executive veto for thu reconstruction OF the
The suspension of Edwin NJ. Stanton from the ohlCe
Of S s dTts m & Of which ne T mad % PsE
distinguished ability;
stance Of prominent traitors VIII he had offended by
And the recent proclaim alton Of ann issued
TestOi 70 inUence and power psrsons who {nCited
the south to rebellion, who re yet under eh
% hsS 61P To
which ptna Ge,G suSh abuses aud 1;qTp I
trial of the offender in order ttat the Oonst sutton
That in the present alarming orts, q II the cOTa:
exclude the political fqepso aud petronsge
@ tH S Tie PS x end nd G', @ Il the
ct5sns lie s o. hs CG%TSn
end cast their votes for h candidates presented by
ResOiVsS That we DO most Specially aud ear
y % H TO ss 8e BenSh % ag u Ss %
n5 a. snS S,SS arSt and
in Il S f hS Of to our
surns Them, that in MF: Thayer they have Candi
rtcter. and one whose loyalty is inbOrn and above
g. That q committee Of Fifty members Of the League
be appointed BY the Chairman OF this meeting to carry
MORTON MoMIOHAEL,
Vice President.
8. a. CALDWELL, Secretary pro tenn.
The following gentlemen have been named the
Committee of Fifty under the eighth resolution;
HORACE BINNEY, Jr.
JOHN P. WRTHERILL.
JAMES h. ORNE.
WIN. b. WHITE.
JAMES O. HAND.
e. W. OLARK,
WARD b. HASELTINE.
SAMUEL 8. WHITE,
MATTHEW BAIRD
EDWARD BROWNING,
CHARLES WATSON,
q, j. HOFFMAN.
r. BUNDLE SMITH.
GEORGE l.. BUZBY.
OHARLE9 CABOT.
WILLIAM O, KENT.
CHARLES M. PREVOST.
HENRY O. HOWELL.
CHARLES 3. OGDEN.
LEMUELr COFFIN.
CLAYTON MAOMIOHAEL
WILLIAM n. KERN.
]. EDWARD OARPENTER,
WILLIAM R0ToH WIsTER.
O. H. NAEDLEs.
H. ERNEST GOODMAN, NJ. D.
JOHN CLAYTON.
RICHABD l.. ASHHURST.
FREDERICK COLLINS.
b. DALE BENSON.
GALLOWAY O. MORRIS.
THOMAS BIROH.
ROBERT B. O0Rs0N.
GEORGE MORRISON COATES
WILLIAM M. FARR.
q. II. OBAMP.
EDWARD ROBERTS, JR.
JOSEPH @. ROsENGARTEN.
JACOB NAYLOR.
). b. MoOREARY
GEoRGE WASHINGTON MINDIL.
SAUNDERS LEWIS.
Y. A. HoYT.
| JOHN ]. HARTMANN.
| JOHN K. ADDIOKS.
CHARLES p. HERRING.
JAMES LYND.
JOHN EEWKUMET.
II. q. sIOKEL.
EDWARD SITTER.
rbs Oommittee are requested to meet on FRIDAY
| EVENING, Goth inst, at O'Clock, at the League
| House.
s~5se ABRAHAM LINCOLN SAID On THE
| ~ battlefield OF Gettysburg
,.1ta world will little note long remember what