Cbt Maitv post. OFI4OI.4I. — PIPER - OF - THicliT. -, „ JP I MIIIBII,IfiGH t • ,TVFOD*III4OaNnirG SEPT. 10. 1 1:ESTINGter. THE DEP4OOI3.ATIO OOM - • _. I ITITZEVrIXIMBESPONDENCE.----Tha - = -1 434.. 13 '71xtre, Oonunittee of Correa. * Oa a • ;?: ny ~Poutify, are requested to Mir ll 9heArt RLAS HOTEL, in the city of TiIIMAOAT, thelelh day of Heptem :; q--33 iStfrostlZo'ol4k a.m. A general attendance La*quits . tett . TFfO9. DONNELLY, Chairman. For Afternooq Telegraph'See First "r.y..VOliiitryCalls. CONVENTION, 1111011? RESPECT TO PARTY, The electors of Allegheny county, without' respect to previous •party asscr ciations She are Attilling to take for their' platfortn the Constitution, as our .fittliete`gave it to us—to sustain the gov ernment in crushing out this rebellion, and are opposed to all compromise with traitors with arms in their hands, are in vited to meet in their respective election dietriots, on SaITURDar, SEP TEMBER 14th, between the hours of five-and seven in the cities, and be *Am the hours of three and five in the country, to choose two delegates, one Ripubliean and one Democrat, to meet in Convention at the COURT HOUSE on TUESDAY, the. 17th, to select can didates for County, State and Judicial tame to be voted for at the October election. 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J-A Graf ' John K Smith Ctuis Chadwick Wm H Wiseman Chas H Wilkins 8 T Northam Henry aliireby 0 Reed W R Boggo Wm Rowland Robt Patton James Ingram Jos Stuart R Mowry J snob Fever L Taylor Wm Brown Wm Diner J Harvey Day; Wm Taylor Wilson M'Oandless, ir W Childs DI McGinley Jno 13 Cosgrove E M Folks% R W Mackey F Edler H L Beaman J B Stevenson A V Scott James MeQuleton Joseph H Hill Jno Soutio jr Wm Johnson Ohm A Colton .1 ohn R Sankey L W Koelkenhei k J C Hageman .1 hn S Murray A L Pearson Henry biCGIIGoUgIi Marcus W Acheson E P Kearns W W Negley Daniel Armstrong John Barton George P llamilt'n James McGregor Robert Watson Cbas H Paulson Jacob H Walter X T Cassidy. D C Hulls Samuel Al Young Wm H Smith John Young John Q A Young Jos R Hughes Louis blander. Robt Etna John Hole eon. E 0 Donnell 1 Et Andrew, James Mlllinger William Notge Charles 8 Bisset' John Murphy Samuel P Ctollins David ht Spence John Wean Jim Donnell J H Wobster Welt Hippy D Adam, John Reth Pat Colina Lewis Ccl s Geo I) Vonoren J Mclntyre A Graham Walter Foronson R D Clark W ? Aileron Pot roransgh g Berge Do II A email JUDOS MU i ton J Lannon'. John Cox J Post Daniel McKinr y A H Crcz er James Dixon W Green J Ilv2mari R Ham:. •y J &edit y W A Cheerios"' J IV Clerh T ThOmp 'en D El Duffey .lac R Led:ia, Jr Sam'l Hartrnen !dent J Fa: quhar W Renton John M Slatterbeek H H Sholea H D Montt' John Thompson .1 Alexander Jos Lennie jr .1 Mesh'. Wm Hurriegbon J F when c g REPENTING THEIR POLLY. We have not yet seen a Republican who ur not willing to acknowledge the wisdom, at the present time, of forego ing the nomination of a distinctive party ticket, and with a patriotic devotion to the Union,acting in entire harmony with their fellow citizens of all parties in averting the pressing perils of the hour. These perils certainly render a political contest almost madness. The Govern meat needs the united support of all its citizens, and there should be nothing to divide them. It is certainly the height of folly for the party in the ma jority at the last election to say, in effect, to those whom they have defeated, that the Government does not need its sup port now. Yet the Republicans of Allegheny county have had a straightout ticket forced upon them by their Conventions, purely through the influence of office. seeking politicians and their friends. They who In a time like this can find pleasure in a political struggle must be devoid of true patriotism. For the healthy administration of public affairs there is now no call for parties. The contentions and bitterness which party warfare always engenders are now cal culated to jeopardize the interests and very existence of the country. Nothing should now be permitted to divert the attention of every man in the country from the great work of extinguishing this rebellion and reconstructing the Government. Men's hearts must not now be kept at bay by the animosities which are engendered by party. We believe every Republican in Allegheny county will in his heart subscribe to these sentiments, and yet they have committed the great folly of placing be fore the people a purely party ticket. But the people, in this matter, have chosen to differ with the politicians. They will not endorse the feeling which their representative: delegates, under the influence of old ties and old associa tions, have committed. They fully com prehend the perils and necessities of the hour, and are nobly alive to the impera tive demands of a disinterested patriot ism. The leaders of party have failed in their willingness to immolate party upon the altar of country, and the pea pie will mete out to them a, fast retribu tion: To save their country they are determined that there shall be a com pact union of all who love its great interests. The call for a Union Convention, which has been issued, is the act of the people themselves. It comes from them, and not from the politicians. They are determined that they will no longer entttit to party dictation, but will choose for themselves who shall serve **Mi.