The New York herald., 1871-09-24
NEW YURK HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER a. 1s-TR1PLE SHEET
jor Bundy was chairman, was also read and dis
cussed and AFTER some slight notifications was

jor Bundy was chairman, was also read and dis
cussed and after some slight notifications was
adopted:-
APPEAL TO TIE People 90 OF The THE STATE M o. sEw YORK.
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most universal Indignation that has growing daily
sion was denberate and spasmodc not completed
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parties, felt that the hour had when all lawful
soe her dropping credit As tie most eeSua method Of
Quit oS. their pn.p1ss sr S So%%se i'm Of Seventy was aP
Of State and calls upon them their toward
What we done here is known through the public
press What may and should be done elsewhere propose
partisan movement which represent And the
present this has not he Sentiment
Of the meetng which called 4 into being.
BY reputation 70 every intelligent voter Of this state
s IN 4. Sass
ons faithfully the spirit the great
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be been uttered Da o1 most S that could
power OF this committee for partlan end We shouid
10 The inspiration that has daily come to us the earne"
support OF both democrats republicans had we failed
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MN nas cs Osou:n S % ee front We have not % failed
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prevail ooth partis. ts.i .ach LeEaaas those Of
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nG Un1 nsmOsCp: in, % for The Le.atars cannot :uOcssd
honest alive and awake 70 the issues Of this cam
pasn The money ,h.. G he. been ssc.mSsied from the
cure hs election Of pnrc%s.'.Sls % Isg..sos but w
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p : - ~, IssAsos ssaS. . BOLD AND ARMED
ne p.opl. equal . the demand ioysy
free ssP: ": WIN
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nich has .a scsd both pss: and them down
earnest p.io. iss The common ha%iiis;ions
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the AshaGs that are IN hs. own c.~p and that havs
rule for 80 many and where millions could be stolen
felt onerous by wealthy constituency, 10 mot
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munity should have finally been combined into
Nc such Of bad m.,sria was elsewhere 70 be found
tool: Of ths included poitisa craft worthy
easelye in spite q occ:.Ionsi Ouaosners:. sosr:s
cunning S. 1as he
ths skill q the sneak thief Owen these semen,s
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ballot box n form. Of civil and religion: liberty
Te q TO d ss .DS s.d virtue , "hsn
or assert the supremacy OF honesty and Justice
THE COUNTRY MUST HELP Ua
,.ld This !: N your CITY, as truly asM our own We are yo%
sas. you have us shs more for doing su.ps
grown 10 presen. ssnic propsrons had our esSels q
hs Kin: nosSund - sct,e M .ppo and Wiling m,,s. IL
district; YOn must help D: il saor 70 purify
Legislature. II our city disgrece6 By Senator who
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rpon which has made such cheering progress city.
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evils which frs: APPALLED, and then ,ung into activity,
poses into noble actions redeem The raj!
FEEL ss % that ns 0 II:
can repress Or even direct ,hs ;wsiing tide Of
pees VIII or saS nsa
Novembe! win witness vndcaton Of the m;nhood Of the
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one man AZ the cali of different form Of patriotism
. ~. sEIr,oovrtkxnyr Is DEEPLY .ryoLyIp
In this campaign or what Il for tens of thousands
OF our best and bravest to lay down their lives
AND AND wA.rs :aa
a. % Ss~ a' pp:at sn h os ns &
he sn long s a1 with 1
revcing private palaces. gaudy cqupsEes and
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ampes to- Of wy easy % n% % and
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iSe State shape q Gom1instlon. to or
temper n WIZ ssspis :ass IT,. T:nSss tsS ss
these T nossr and 81 y nsT .A
have before had such inspiration redeem themselves
has the motto of state been Appropriate than
will be do duty this fall In glorious
rccon of public virtue the humiliation Of The past VIII be
forgotten hateful dream, and every institution OF
society and politics will feel the elevatng influences Of
vived confidence in honesty and Justice.
HENRY q. STEBBINS, President.
WILLIAM r. HAVEMEYER, Vice Presdenh
Edward Solomon, Frederick Setback
George c. Barrett John Ii. Stewart
jackson S. Schultz Robert L. Kennedy,
Reuben W. Howes b. b. Sherman,
W. G. Barrett, william G. Moloy,
Judge James Emott. G. L. Detmold
W. II. Nelson, Charles Crcary,
Isaac r. Bailey, Samuel ID. Babcock,
D. willis James, Edwards Pierrepont
James NJ Brown. Joseph II. Choate,
Henry Clews, John Foley,
Henry +. Spaulding, John Strattou
George W. Lane, Thomas McLeland,
w. Il. vermilye, J. NJ. Bundy
T. Townsend, Henry Nicol,
Lewis Ballard. E. Krackowtzer,
Paul A. Spoford. Adrian Isein,
James NJ. Hascd, Jonathan Sturges,
J. b. varnum, T. Steinway,
Robert Hoe Royal Phelps,
j. Wheeler, John G. Green,
H. N. Beers, William II. Wickham,
Samuel Christie, Robert B. Roosevelt,
Thomas A. Ledwiih Simon Stern,
Joseph Blumenthal, N. q. Dunn,
John A. Dix, T. @. Cunningham,
Canr Varfau Il