, 1875-08-22

anaon MANIFESTED in the above nn., !.
gE.essag 20 ehe leaders Of tue partr % T:sy
ognnsusneli gave an ENTHUSIASTIC asasn+ Web
s,a.. ,u'.nk tno conversation, Mr. Il. q
soa mao "lth Wild look in his eva ,tto1s, IL
nan had aIanei ed"e H. Ar. Strong said thu. ~.
| ., "oLon1 Ha1tz1uAun. -,
ana jumped from his sear wher< IL:
rs'ooAi,tee o. sl1e party had been ...e kIosaoca
nin. Alr. Strong exhibited soma euo:ooneed "a
tseansoh record the organ Of The ,ss nse. u III
eneet, ABOUT the slza OF d 7. taa(
sno%s .nat the Communists have soma - IN. =; nacs
Ani;ffs! !naaa e..a 11e nne Roman hand Of M Hs
an Article on the ReuLion mo7emant a." ssr sts'eaaa
Women should be endowed x,.h sen,r 9a'
nuence and power with men In thts 4aanc1a h.
icy can obtain such equality Il they VII hae Ind
sseor tbair ion Eennion orzanisatuns hold ..E. ~ y
Ee9enne derived by men from eauaj nn a1!e q tha
Government deemed by Ill nat1ons ~ = xsh&s b
urGn principles Of equal and exact uss - td1sds &.
We shall persist in proci,tpatnp thu d,,n-
anlea so deeply rooted in the Eesrt Of eyerS Pin
su1en, tnst me States ara Union-a stas. Irs1eza
The tn sphs hissioe 10 M. great pede L
attempt to thrust the foreign idea Of nstno.N.e.
ne luce OF Americans, through pubHa saaY F7@
VIE wISd sass union a5s of 40 hehsaP!y
We propose to make poi1sics resrectsbi 1ao soct
Ana popular as IN t7i6, when Red Co,ts ~ oaa6s,
zEty and the homespnnclad Democrat, ~ a@sna,
nen1nr me' ~ baya1e' hoint and Union u s.s -
Triumph We shall acneye ers tbs cio,e o, ~ salae
aeeaue " reunion Of The Kind va laT. ss..Hs .sses
for'ger Reed apply. 11''"3 poeeat
The Reunion party has gotten IN
A NOVEL FINANCIAL. aCnErK
to fill it's treasury With money. Thso h>.
1776. l1pxnfT. ~;
ii Fiji avenue, ca,.se, T. IL
On after Jn1r 4, 1876. promise 10 "a, ;;xs
LAR to The otier Of The Reunion Orv,nt,1n tnt : s
re-unifed states Of America to aid in tAa nsnnaE e
the S.ates. t'esmas u
I Ths note VI! b recsired for 81 IN paynsa. fo, +,
NEGOTIABLE Without In.arest}.
On the back Of these is printed, .sscrr.,t.
the deposit OF ono dollar IN tho Treasure ~ 4!
Reunion orgauizatlon." M1. Strorr e1ns.,s s,s
these notes to become currency Of the hsxs ~
most inexpoftable kind. Ho saws that mn a
they are perfectly secure. go that eyeryh3r ~
take taem. the terms of tho promise prsyaots
tnem 1tom being redeemabie. and 30 they viii hs
.... r. ALWAYS IN CIRCULATION,
moving the crops and making thtnes n1s,.,,4
for trade. Although there is 4 pton,isa t. ~
" af:er July 4, 1876" /" after" mi ,tii, r.
- after whenever note is presentad ~
notes are to be signed by members Of the o.rT
Mr. StronS got so involved in the an,ncsi
scheme that he could not keep to one expan.s
as they can be gotten At.
These conversations had deeply impressed
upon the reporter the genins OF Gouchshall IN
organizing such party, and be felt cnunus 10
obtain some
PARTICULARS OF um.EI1k. u
Although somewhat chary Of reply. it WA Iesrnsd
from him that he was born in EInaira, N. Z. snd
had come to Chicago in 1868. prior to that rssia
ing IN BeIolt, Wis.,, FOR eight years. Ho In
aaver belonged to anv political party s1osot
hose started By himself since the time Of Cir.
he never cast vote during the War. md ~
opposed to it, George Francis Train va H.
tlrectly the cause OF his starting upon rnb La
'areer. Just in the early part OF the War lrsin
,ame about lectuTing in favor OF war. At one Of
hese lectures Conchshell stood up and asked
nd civilization with war. Train aid; u
ant tell; can you ?" This dia.ectic victory
inspired the soul OF Conchshell to set out upoe
he career he has aince pursued, and ha hsa
poken out IN meeting ever since. He w1osa
etters to Lincoln and Davis. falling them Of tia
oily Of war and advising arbitration. but ho sayp
hey neglected to answer. Since then be hss
zen at work in the cause OF the people. Ths
oNAeA5 A0 A1AoA9s ~ hOAA& ~ AUAAs &uiA tuo n8-
aiou party alone can save it. He thezslo.s
egs that The Tribune will print tho following
ADDRESS
number Of individuals in Chicago, feeling The ne-
essity Of organizing Reunion party, have detern-
purse OF .ction lint would tend to IL the resatnS
parks Of patriotic zeal In hearts not ret rendered ca
jus BY the effects Of the late Rebellion. Accordingly
,ey have adopted the policy Of the Rsan,oE
MON was originally formsL In 1T8. Thst
|nion has served to unite III free Govern
lent-a self t-gosezned people-wtth equal and e1-
Id World are Just roEeriess for harm to-day ~
hen 100 years ago they sought to crush out the F.
Piles OF se-governmant among the colonies. And noT
10 adairs ot the States. Tbs Rsuno.
ntiment pervading tho people as tbs Centennial sn-
reaches will not permit the thinking, workira 40
9 Eeor!e Of the "sates lately ii rabell.o3'. =
aids and farms Of the sonth,-ths glorious " sa1sy
,uth, so often the asylum for fnrahds seeking
,alth and happiness. The good word has gone forth
e hrst time since the War, '*Let the Union BE- rs-
.sblished again IS Of old" with the etceptoa~
avery. There cannot be word Of objection from
that the reunion Of tho States Is ali that il naasd
make Us ono peope-a united States In fact.
It ia to be regretted that the reunion IT thp St1t0
nd not haye been the foremost Idea Of the faFh-
ming Ph1adelphta Exposition. There arc Thousands
persons yet to be reached by the lore for the Union
at can never be reached BY exhibition Of indus
a products from nore furtunat9 and favored 10.
ms. The people OF the South have yet to be assussd
the grand oveFtures Of friendship proclaimed By u
ley feel that patiosm Is the only thing to zernis
States, and they rejoice thu. the day has dawned
It will usher in 3 reunion Of States in spirit md
:eutly visiting Northern cities have frtslJ
pressed themselye1 as much tn farof
Eeun1on Convention to b held
St. Louis at an early date Tha South is ready to
pond with loud acclaim to convention that shall
mite the States at which political foazreu,zina
old isms shall be introduced, but convention q
riots owing no allegiance to any political party hFt
uated solely bv desire for reunion tho pr.nc4-
3 Of l776 and nothing else. Bold snd digntfed
will, At Reunion Convention, b
ought to the front, and can then ascertain With
much esurnsing what yoang and patriotic feltom
70 been improving their Tina during thu fnw Jeata
CO the War in studying the history OF the Union q
trs and who will be true 10 tho prinIiples Of t.
c1arahou Of Independence.
QUAlL-SH00TING.
h faithful dogs attendant at his heels,
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