The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26
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accomplish more than Il multitude OF
persons whose counsels arc necessarily
distracted by numbers and whose eff
cheney is impaired by'weakening ifnot
destroying the sense Of individual re-
sponsibiliiy. We would therefore sug-
gest that these county central executive
committees should consist Of only three
mca5ers, and they the very best men
that can be found for that purpose
men of sound judgement, cool heads
and steady nerves, whose interests and
sympathics are thoroughly enlisted in
the cause and who will devote their
time, talents and energies to the faith
ful discharge Of the responsible du-
ties dovolying upon them. The work
that will be required of every man who
proposes to take an active and leading
part in the next campaign will be no
childs play or holiday pastime, and
those only should be entrusted with
positions Of leadership who are willing
to make thenecessary personal sacrifice
and put forth their best efforts and
endeavors 10 DO a hcro's part.
We, therefore, earnestly call upon
the party everywhere, throughout the
entire State to.
COMMENCE TO ORGANIZE AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE
by selecting and appointing Central
Eroeu'ire Commi' ses in every county.
Let this be done, after due notice given
for the meeting Of coaniy coareat'ons,
at the county seat Of each county, on
some court or other public day, so
that every man, who so desires, may
have a voice in the selection Of such
committees.
1t may be that in many of the coun-
ties here are already existing Central
Executive Committees; and in such
cases it may be deemed unnecessary &c
have a reorganization. But in oul
opinion, inasmuch as we have started
out on Rc'c piaH with netc ideas, ac't
prpos~s and pc'c hopes, it is better
lbat we should have a 7eHe dcal all
around, and commence the work OF
organization he moro, from the very
start. We know Of no personal, pos
litical or other objection to a solitary
member OF any Of the county ESecu>
tive Committees, and we are sure that
MOI one Of them will consirue this re-
commenda;iJn into anything like n
personal reflection upon any one Of
them, for they themselves viii perceive
and appreciate Che roasonableness if
not necessity of having the entire or
ganization of the party 50 remode lei
as 10 bring all its agencies in perfect
accord Of scnt,ment and harmony OF
action with each other and with the
central head. We therefore suggest
,hat the work of re organization com
mencc ut once in every co2nty in The
State, without any regard to Eroyiou,
organization.
The Central Executive Committees
as soon as organized in each county
are earnestly requested, through theiI
respective chairmen, to put themselves
at oacc, in communication with tho
State CeRirul Committee, by furnishing
our secretary with lists Of their name.
and postohiccs. As fast as the coun-
ties are thus organized and reported t.
US, our.
PLANS oW ORGANIZATION Is DETAIL
viii be furnished in printed circulars
and such directions and intructioni
given as viii secure not only homogcn
i'y but ejieeincy Of work, and which, i
faithfully followed out, will be as GER
tain 10 insure us a victory, in the mex
campaign, as the light Of day is sure Il
| follow lhe darkness of night.
IL CONCLUSION
we would admonish and exhort on
| friends all over the State to be not on
| ly Jealous in all good works, but wis,
prudent and discreet in all their ac
and conduct. The wrongs aud oppre
sious Of this reckless, eXtrayagant an
corrupt radical administration are ic