Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, CNNVEN,
N..# TlON. a.. 40,
OFFICIAL CALL.

rhc undersigned, constituting the Mas
,;o,al f~.ommittee ~desisnated by the conven-
ton held at Chicago on tho 2i,.h OF May,
,sGs. hereby call 4 c lrsention of the Unjo.
Republican party at the city of Phils del
win. on Wednesday, the 9th lsy OF June
next. nj ~ o'ciuck NOON, Tor the pur pose of
nominating enndidA,e- for the offices Of
President and Wise presilent oil The United
S,ascs. wills .1
Zach State ia authorized to 10 represent
I'll hs delegates equal to twice the nninher
of Senators and Representative TO which II
win be entitled in the next national Con
gress, and each organized t%erritor., is aus
,horirel ~ send two delegates.
IN ~. n this convention. the committee
ycu,in, lac country that the promises OF the
live, Republican Convestion Of 1868 have
moo, snlflled. The States lately in rebel
,io, Ma We been restored TO their former reta-
inns to the Government. The laws OF tue
.ptntry have been fully executed. pubic
s.i,h has been preserved, and the national
credit firmly established. Governmental
ono,,,nv has been illustrated by the redic-
,;,, al tie same time, Of the pubic dept
mud or taxation. and the funding OF the ma
,;cna, debt at a lower rate OF interest," nas
hern successfully inougnrsted. The rishes
afra,uralized ~citizens have been protected
80 ,~renties. and immigration encourages
byl;heral provisions. The defenders o. tne
Union have been gratefully remembered
and the rights and interests OF iahor recos'
n;,.a Laws have been enacted, and are
beinr enforced, for .he protection o. persons
md nroperty in all sections. fqas! SUI,
fringe has been ensraftel on the na'ioha'
Constitution; {. . privileges ana immune
lies Of American citizenship have become a
mar, OF the organic law, and = ''nerai Poh-
r. M h.en A. opted toward all who engag.
49, IN. r.he,lion, Complications IN for
.;un relations, have been aa; sstea in the
;nieres, Of peace ,hsougi,on, ,he void,
while the national honos has bc.u main
.a,ucd. Corruption has Nesn exposed Of
Tenders nunishel. responsibility enforced,
safeguards established, anl now, rs hereto
fore. the Republican party stands peigea
~ chrrec, ali abuses ana carry ont all re.
rorms necessary 10 maintain the ruritv ant
efficiency Of the public service. 10 cor lin
no and firmly establish Us Fundamental
priociries. ws invite the co operation Of 81
she citizens Of the United States.
NM. ELAFLIN, OF Massachusetts,
Chairmans
W. 2. CHANDLER, Of New Hampshire,
Secretary.
John \. Heters, Maine.
Luke =. Poland, Vermont.
B. Frieze, Rhode Island. ~
II. II. Stark weather, Connec.cn', +
James Gopsill. New Jersey.
YIN. ". Kem.le. Pennsylvania,
Howard NJ. jenkins, Delaware,
D.R. Cowen, Ohio,
John Coburn, Indiana,
c. Is. Farwell, Illinois. +
Xachariah Ghandier, Michigan, t4
IT. Averill, Minnesota,
David Atwood, Wisconsin.
Geo. W. McCrary, Iowa.
&C. Fulton, Maj yland.
Franklin Stearns. VirGiuia. =.
John Hubbard. West Yirgini,,
VIM. Sloan, North Carolina.
Z. W. Osborne, Florida.
&c. Carpenter. South Carolina,
John II. Caldwell, Georgia,
James p. Slow, Alabama.
NJ. II. Southp orth, Louisiana.
A. G. Fisk, Mississippi, Ffs
e. Pomeroy, Kansas,
r.. +. Rice. Arkansas,
lnhn r. Clark. Missouri,
T.. u. Taylor, Nebraska,
James W. Nye, Neya!a
~. w. Corbett, Oregon.
Geo. C. Gorhan,, California.
John Il. Cha fee, Colorado,
W. A. Bnrleigh. Dakota.
sayles J. Bowen, District Of Colanbi
Washington, b. c., Jan. II. 1872.