Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09
The Union Republican Party
OFFICIAL CALL Foa IHE NATIONAL CONVENTION

OFFICIAL CALL FoR THE NATIONAL CONVENTION
The undersigned, constituting the National Com
tnittes desi snaIed by the COuf eull"a Hel- q
,1,css-- In az eth day Of May, -a- hereby car
= ,,1gsr+ior a. fa., mon Republican Party al me
CIV oil Pniladelp4ic, on "Wednesday the 'th GAY ~
Jnns next 81 H. O'Clock nocni inr the purpose o..
nomiuatinE candidates FOX the oil-es Of fresieeht
and Vice-presideut 81 the United stzies-
saeh STATE is suihorizsd 90 he represented ~ tle
Convention 30 gates equal 70 twice tle NUM-
Of Senators and Representatives 70 when y ~
entitled in the next National Congress anu e. gu
orgauizei qerritlTy .s authorized 20 SEA- Two
deiegztcs s,.-..- ,
mind Tie county that the premises q ih- non
Keuublicau Convention Of So, have been lu4lllel
The states lately IN rebellion have been restore
u their former relations TO the 1oFernmenl' me
laws OF the country have been faithfully eNeeute'
uublc f.iCh has seen preserved, and the natloi.ai
credit firmly established. Governmental e'on'-ny
has been illustrated ~ the reduction AZ the zane
time Of the public debt and of taxation ana 1hs
f1ncirr q the national debt al lower rate oi N
tsrest ms been success. July inausura-en. Lhe
rights o. naturalized citizens have been prots.-s'
81 trestles, and immigration enccuraEsq uy ERA
n.y. sIorg The defenders Of the Inlun have been
gratefully rememte cred, and the rights ana lnteiea Z
II labor recogrizsl Laws have been enacted L-a
are being enforced, FOR the protectl n o. persons
snd property Ia al sections. E4uaI suLl az ~
been engraiIed on the National Constitution me
privileges and immuui.ics Of American c.t4AtlAulb
kqvs hscolae uar5 OF the organic law ana laeial
,.oiir,, - men s1rtted toward all who have en-
jagged ia me rebellion. Complications IN ioTelEn
relations have been a jusied l. the interest," Of
peace thrdu shout the w-Til, y lie me na-ignal
honor hiss been fnaiLtaine-. NiIuplun has 15-u
expog d ofendera punished, rasponsih ity en-
fYrced safeguards ests1lslei' AuL nov, g h5's' .
f,.e the hepuoiican Parry sts1-s pleds-d 70
correct al abuses anu carry cue al reirms neca
tary l. maintain tho purity and 9 cheney az e
pu6iie fervi-e o continue and firm y cstab 81
its ~ ldem snisl principles, We invite the c2opef
tior OF A.. the citlzsns OF thu Cnlte1 eta.-7.
WILLIAM CLAtLIN, Of mssssc ausstt'
Chairman.
WILLIAM Y. CHASpIEE, Of New Hampshire
Secretary.
JoHs 4. PErFRs Msine.
LUKE P. P0LLAsD, Vermont
L 4 IRWzE, Rhode j. AID.
b. H. SrARxwEAIHER. Come ticut
JANIS 6oPsILL, New Jersey.
WILL, " II. htuELE, Pennsylvania
Howard N. JENKtsSi Delaware
3. K. COwEN, OHIO
JONI Conf RN, lrdi1na-
q. b FARwELL, Illlrois.
ZAcHARtAH CHANDLER, Michigan
J. 7. AYERILL, NJ nuesota.
DAVID ATWOOD Wisconsin.
GEobGE ". MCCREaEY. loE7.
g. Z. FIJI on, Aiaryla1
FRAsKLIN SrEARNs. virginia
JORS HUBBARD, West Virginia.
VILLAS sLOAS, Moth Carolina
TH0s W. OSBORNE. Florida,
L. q. CARPENrER, south CaTollaa
JOHN II CALDWELL. 6eOrEl4.
JANIS z. SrOw, Alabama.
N II. S0UTHwoRTH. LouiGisIa-
A. c. FISK mississippi.
&C. P0NEzOr, Kansas.
+. RICE. ARKANSAS.
JoHs Is. lark, Missouri.
"A. EuRTCN, Kentucky.
HORACE MAYNARD, Tennessee.
T. b TAYLOR, Neursska.
JsNEs W NNE Nevada.
~. ". CoRBErT, Oregon.
6soRGE c. 60RHAN Calilorni-
Ig1S L. CHAFFEE colorado
W. A. BURLgCH, Dakota.
S2YLES J fOwES, District Of Coiul-1i
WA6ElN erCs. l.. &. Jan. II. l.-2