New-York tribune., 1871-06-30

ture controversies as who shall be the leader III Io-
That issue In proper time will take care OF ITSELF lnS
wear LET us see to IL that good feeling restored that
our weak places are made strong that we cease ngnnt
our friends, reservinR all ammunition tor Tue eoosV
with the old enemy Them whom the time comes l9r &c
lecting the standardbearer who has only To ead VIC
hosts all marshaed and ready for the ray wheineM @ M ~
shall be the great General Oh the age ce " Yor or
Pennsyyana, whether from the East, the west NoItn,
or South whoever Is then placed In command anu
to arms we NAV be prepared TO bear VIGOROUSLY
the flag as OF old, drive corruption from us
in the state capital and fraud ron m uns o sbara r b the
glory OF victory which shall redeem oi owI S,are I
secure government which cost 50 mueh oi ue'uo anu
Fatering now would be nearly as criminal as ours fh
the war. Democratic State adninistra " aro @
last three wears has oyerrOwn all guards in the shape
OF registry laws to protect the purity OF tue
local taxes have increased canal revenues
and gigantic schemes for the aggrandzingo oi ala'u
few readily passed into laws. ... =, .ho ranhr
Let us then, grid our Oins for the contest II t
and file OF the Republican party will but speak 10 ~
tOns and their leaders in the words OF zen; Dtal '
hands before they are dashed down the preepice NeW
York can be redeemed The masses care nOthg IoI eo
disgust they neglect duty which becomes now douoy
imperative. Themselves caring nothng oT olnoYs i
cine be maintained let them not forget they are sun
the masters and when the seryants-the men WHO'LL sey
elect-are perilng the future by needless conIoSels
LET each man put on the and become an active
worker once more. Let him commence aI tne OeSln- ~
mt the hest men on guard and delegates To con-
Yentions will select for standard-Dearers neh
see TO IL that the candidates are sustained at the polls
and triumphant victory awaits US. T--.'
Mr.. Prince of Queens followed with long argument,
reviewing the history of the Republican party Its
achievements and prospects, and urging unity OF action
as OF first importance. The Hon. Anson 8. WOOD OF
Wayne closed the meeting with appeal to Repupn-
cana in all parts OF the State TO disregard the troubles OK
their leaders, and unite In one common enort Ior no
publican success In the next campaign and disavOWed
on the part of the Association, any selfish or unpatroo
motives. A meeting of the Executive Committee was
announced for the evening" to make provision lor tne
future movements of the organization.
LETTERS FROM PROMINENT REPUBLICANS.
The following letters were read during the morning
session. ., ,o,,
the receipt your Of the 2 Inviting 70 attend q. Bnsssn
S n bs 90 Ss1S Ss % aD n;. Rspusa State Cordially
6aas I Io DO D IN % pS $ hat nUSTsau Professional en-
gguen viii deprive Of tho pleasure Of accepting Jour ANA ~
Tia. .. Nations, party which hold. possession q The Rc,
and that should have m light e circumstance quite
natural .e and one which aeed % 0eo1sOn no mi .
dna principles the party maintained The movements Of the
Sina Sta, H@ operations II however understood nat all ths
and honO % be conferred On the members ] o. - one no woS o
warnnss. eaoue and fsus the Of the cause
pend, :. the Chief /. quite impossible
he effect Of such impOuc BY ignoring its existence or g
purposes Il Be hoped earnestly that the influence Of your
association will be potent correcting any tendencies IN d g ven
low ouaers Administration the people, 70 oment
or present Oqrng Tho idea cannot be
Of oace viii Be unwilling past when instructed By the
Of the VI the party speaking through such an Og0n
The political situation hopeful for the Rep1b-
esp provided your Object; opposing az s eTneaSn ,R md nS % 5A
action Republicans Of the State shall be crowned Eth success
The seton Of the dominant party ibis State the last session Of
atuIe the revolutionary and wicked expulsion SO no. o. S,
member Of whose election no doubt was peende1 V ne %
that directory ststote bad been violated the as y @
been the complete revolution BY such uusson me eas
% the a s % ;Ss% % Ssssa ss sSy s S s s.
I GsS.s ss S9Tsss .sG p ss ss Writing out Of psss
s the 5 .I P.. .a & p: S he
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aon. aroused the attention Of the people nOt merely Of
New-YoIk. but Of the Union: -, 49, ., .., - =, ,-
ars & "a: and s0 Tsat a q By ~ $ f1ss n Sa % Ss
| LIsAs TREaAy. ,
| TKH CORNELL UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS Rooxs
| ITHACA, n. Y, June 23 lS7l. :
DEAR sR No feels deeper regret divisions the Republican
than me and ANYTHING that your organization can effect TO heal
viii eOS ys 5Ds .t apSo oe @ % psSd
dence and would gladly take counsel with them regret however
other exercise. in distant state your meeting
being with shall wsteh your prOce with
hoping that they result good the We all
at heart, remain Sir. very respectfully and truly yours -
| Hon G. Hilton scrlbner, President, ke
O. H. scRIRSER: Have Just arrived here engagements
'''' '>''F' D. G. LITTLEJoHs.
WEST Nav. BRIGHTON STATEN IsIAsp, n Y.,}
Hon q. Huron scRIBSER Pre'ti,nt Dc.
yeses1 which am compelled to decline as must be Washington
on the 2gh with my oogue Of the oi, seryes Inquiry
5 S aa Pu 5 S % I'D ssy u Ss @ and 5 S 2
shall watch movements therefore, with the gEeae, interest
and sympathy. Very faithfully yours GEORGE WIN CURTIS
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