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National Union movement. To National Union men of the city and state of New York. ... The undersigned having been appointed by a meeting of citizens, without distinction of party, held at Clinton Hall, January 14, 1860, an executive committee, to whom is assigned the duty of facilitating the formation of a national party in the city and state of New York, to act in concert with the National Union Party [i.e., Constitutional Union Party (U.S.)] of the country, do hereby recommend that Union clubs be immediately formed in each ward of the cities, and in every town and village of the state, with the following call as a basis ..

Author

Constitutional Union Party (N.Y.)

Published

[New York : s.n., 1860]

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Address of the National Union men of New York, to their fellow-citizens of the United States. A crisis has arrived in the history of parties. Patriotism demands that the sober reflecting men of all names and associations, should rally and unite to rescue our country from impending dangers ..

Author

Constitutional Union Party (N.Y.)

Published

[New York : s.n., 1860]

Online

Online database

Location

Yale Internet Resource >> None

Format

Books / Online