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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
PEOPLES UNION CONTENTION or
TYOGA COUNTY, NJ Y.

The peopIc's Union Convention was held at All
waqba Hall, ia Owego, on Tuesday, O,t. |, 1861.
w. s. Lincoln Of Newark Valley prominent and
energetic Union De nocrat, was chosen President Of
the Convention, and made brief but telling speech
in favor of the Union cause, urging harmony OF ac-
ton and the necessity of forgetting all party lines
and ralying as one man in support of the Admins
tration VI tho present struggle for tho maintenance
of the Constitution ana the laws and the suppression
Of an unholy rebellion against the best Government
on earth.
After calling the roll Of delegates elected TO said
Convention, the following persons were unanimously
nominated for County officers, viz:
For County Ciert................H. A. BRooEs
For hleHber Of AsSeHblg.........B +. TRIoY.
Fer Special Judg Hon. a MuSeER.
For Stps5iatcHdeatof Poor.....Dr N. C. CooLET.
For Coroner. J. J. HAsIis,
h. L. Tracy esq, tie nominee for Member Of Az.
sembly, is young NAN of whom Tioga County has
rightto be proud. AS a lawyer he sus,ains the
highest position az politician he is wise, prudent
sagacious, and safe-always supporting with great
energy what ID right and never found trucking TO or
couotenancing what is wrong. II was well eaid OF
him by the Hon. Gerritt Smith, when, in 1889, Mr..
Tracy propouuded TO him somo hard questions in a
running debate, that be had a strong analytical
mind" Toe people Of the county will rally with al
most entire unanimty to bis support, and feel conf
dent that be will make his mark in the Legislative
halls Of the Empire State.
The following persons were chosen as delegates to
the Peoples Union Senatorial Convention for the
XXiVth District, viz, Hiram A. Beebe, Selim
Kirby, W. s. Lincoln, II. l.. Beam Abner Davis
w. Poleys, and Will attend such Convention, hoping
to secure the denomination Of the Hon. Lyman Tru-
man to the Senate, IN whom Tioga County and the
district have a Inan often tried and never found
waDtng-a self-made, sclfreliaut honest man.
In the selection Of candidates especial reference
was had to fair and equal distribution between the
former political parties and the spirit Of the Conven
ton was most admiribe--all acting upon the one
great idea thai there must be union of the people
for the sake Of the Union. ii. A. Beebe, esq., Of
TIE Orego Gasctte, was a prominent member VI the
Convention and introduced a series of patriotic reso-
lulions indorsing the National Admnislraiion. which
were enthusiastically and unanimously adopted, and
the Convention adjourned amid The best feeling and
with firm determination to lay all personal and
party feeling on the altar of our common country
and unite as one man in this great peoples movement
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-. end treacbery Ia bis camp just az the smolder'
20 ;r diguaton Of Itnly breaking ont, aud call
inSy him 10 Venice or TO Roma2 He would mud how
NC n - 10 give up the substance for the SHADOW,
Ell 20 lose in IN hcrr the opportunities OF life.
a. thc.gs are, he has great mission on has own
nronnA with everything ;het can contribute to.
hat ..ith other men, wOul he an impossible task.
ITO mav.oonde,cend 10 take es'on from very dit
Srent sort of men, tbOngh d hero IN bis way. To-
,Sard t.e Cio O Of the P-uinsUlar War; the Duke of
Welliugou was pressed by the Allies, particularly
tbe Ptssisns to take the Command on the Rhine:
N WA a great ster, for it WAS to commaId
tho Continent, instead OF an outlying PENINSULA
Apy one who is a General AZ all, was
his answer "will be rs good a General as
there; bat Gm better than any General nero.
So The event proved; and in tie end, the Duke
found Ia Peuinsular tactics tell we'd on TIE larger
sCale IA ou the smaller. But what vocation nas
Can't ldi for America, and why Should " tls inou."
water Tor tic command Of the FEEDER iist Army, 81,
eept for the simple love of adventure, Wnlch &c
shares with many a lower nature Inc sa'la'I ss
Of the italian caIse Is npon him, and he Is nov ee
for any other. The ri>k Will PIT ON o. tne quss
tiol L lt when we see how quickly oet'u alu 'lS
srscs sie doug tier work il the American 99afel
Il certairly does stlise us bow mnen we shvlli Ge.
nlorc /. hear that fever had carried OIL GaIloald
81 Washington, or an nnaccountGOle panic Destroyed
ale prestige at the seat Of war.
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Personal.
Abound,

The Hon. EH Thaycr has received from sccre-
tary Chase tic appointment Of General Surerntend-
emit Of the AGENT Of the National Loan for NewEn.
gland. The Office is u temporary one, but of some
importance He has already commenced his LAHORE
Ia Connecticut.
Madame Boeau, daughter Of the late Hon.
Tbomas If. Benton and sister 20 Jessie Fremont,
sailed for Europe with her husband on "Wednesday.
The adoption Of the child OF ibo ith New. HamP-
sbi,e REGIMENT wac witnessed few days since by
the Governor, Secretary of State, and other dir
t,,ui-bed per-ous She is Miss Nellie GIace Willis,
daughter Of tho chaplain Of the regiment, and was
drefsed on tins happy occasion IN tri-coIor' wearing
band acTos, he's breas' containing held oi oiue'
inscribed with the thirtyfour stars, and pretty cap
Trimmed with geraninm, completed tho costume
--Ooorge Thompson, tho " Greonhorn" Of yellow
covcred literature, ended his earthly careerast Thurs
dv nipht bv hanging himsef in his cell at the Bos-
ton Uonse Of Correction, where he was serving a
sentence of Elk months as a common drunkard.
The bright Stars and Stripes that float above
Walack's new tbcster were presented by the eStl-
mabe aud accomplished Mrs. llooy. BY her own
hands wero they made, and they form the most
graceful of tho many cheering tokens of tho thorough
loyalty Of ut least one of the Broadway theater'.
The London correspondent of HHkes's SPIRIT
asserts IN italics that the challenge Of Heenan will
not be- accepted. No men are to be found ia Eng
baud willing TO stake $4,000 against him.
Mr.. John s. Rock, colorod gentleman, re-
Gently at tho Boston bar. has been appointed JUS
lice Of the Peace for the County Of Suffolk.
Among those engaged to support Mr.. Forrest at
the Boston Academy of Music, where he appeared
on Monday night ar Damon, arc Mr. j. II. Alen and
Mrs. Farrcn and Mira. Glsdstaue.
-" Burleigh" writes to Tie Boston Journal that
"a new feature has been introduced into our city,
aud that IL clapPing and stamping applause in the
chms hes when good thug is sad.'
The oldest officer in the United States service,
Gen. George Gibson, COmmissary General OF Sub
sistence, who died in Washington on Monday, in the
S6h year Of his age was older brother OF the late
Chief Justice Gibson, of this State, and son OIL
Lieut-COl. George Gibson, who served gnliahlIy IN
the Revolutionary War, aud received bis death
wound at St. Clairs defeat in 1871. He entered the
army "a captain of infantry, May ., 1905 has INST
commission bearing the same date rs that oil Lieu'
Gen. Scott. lie roso 10 the rank oil Lientenant
Colonel during the war with Great Britain, aiter
which his regiment was d sbanded. In 1916 be w's
appointed Quartormastsr-General with the rank OF
Colonel, and was assigned to the Southern diViTioh
Of tho army undor Gen Jackson. In 1913 he wa
made Commissary -Geaeral Of Subsistence, which
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FRANCE.

The V,ai'e,r Of Sept. IL Publishes au Iuperial
5scree .,euiug the & stOm-H Ouse of Deppe for toe
;mporSOa Of cotton yarn. the ports OF Ma settles,
RGr1eaey, Nantes, Rouep, and Havre, and the Gus
tou.H tdses Of Lille, Mulho ise, and Lyons are
orened uuder the same regulations az Paris or the
direct importation aud clearing Of Engiisn aad Bel
esn textures which pay duty I'D valorem. The other
forts a France and tle Other CnstOm-Houses Oh the
Belgian frontier, which are already open for the
T4ns Of unparalleled goods may alec III future re-
ceive their textures If EUglish aui Belgian manu-
tacture but only FOR transit. The pay ueut of the
import duties on Be'gia0 AID English textures i'm
ported in,o Algeria can only be effected at tue port
Of Alicrs.
The Marquis de Monstier, the new ambassador at
Constaltin0lle, viii leave on tie 18th.
Tue DHke de Gramobt will ,hortly leave for
Yiennl replacng NJ Monster at Vienna.
The Pays says: The views developed in the arti-
tie OF the Patric of Friday last on the Franco
Italian alliance appears to TO be- totally At variance
with the policy Of the Imperial Government.
The policy Of disrust witch the P0trie would
wish 10 inaugurate toward Hay belOugs only TO IT,
self. France, with her 4U,000,0G0 OF sous, ana her
Ecnius, has 10 guarantees 10 demand Of Italy neither
distruet nor conquest suth is the programme which
all gei erous hearts applaud, which liberal Europe
appiauds, and which posteri y will uso applaud.
The Constitutional Of Seit. 10 publishes an arti-
Go vii v ext resses the same OIibiOus as con-
tanned in the article which appeared in the Pays OF
yesterday, and save: FiauCe Will never usk Tor a
Jingle inch Of Itaau roll be lsidud Of SardiuiG If
Italian ground and for TO take 1t would not be al
annexation, but a cOOqGest.
The PQtrie states that Monsignor Soukolski,
BishOp Of Bulgaria, whose recent proceedings at
Rome had been severely commshied upon, has oied
10 the Convent OF kersVn.
The anne paper gives denisl to the rumor that
Sen. Cabrera bad disenibarked on the Neapolltah
coast
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ITALY.


The King arrived ct flurence on Sept. IA in order
10 opeu TIE Exhibition OF Italian Industry. lie
Ess received with great enthusiasm at Leghorn. AT
Florence. large crowds atseinb at tie places and
IN the streets where lac woali pass. Ou bis arrival
Il the Pitt Palace the King, yisibly affected by the
warm and inoesssut obesiing OF the immense crowd
which filed the square, sppesred several tunes on
Ae balcony, and thanked tie people for tile loyal
md o. shusiasiic reception they bad given him.
Order has been re-esiablsi ed Ia The Provinces Of
AveilLo. Terra di Bari, and l}er eveuto.
Gen pineli, with 5000 men, has explored the
wood Of Monte Cochio.
The village OF Cipriario is surrounded with Italian
troops.
brigauds from the noun aims between Aqma and
feFamO. 80
telegram from Florence Of Sept Ia says: The
King arrived here this evening and met VITA most
epthufiasiic reception The opeuing OF Tue EXbiCi-
lion took place on Sept IS. Toe KING, replying 70
speech delivered hy the President Of the Commis,
Inn, expressed hs pleasure, an1 sid bic principal
care was to establish the unity OF ltaly AID 10 deve
ope her elements Of prosp rity. lie thanked the
commissioners for the assiibify they bad shown In
fbe Performance of their duties, aud concluded as
follows: "Our great national work is Dot YET com
pleted but Oh this occasion Italy, hch IL comi ieeiy
Espretented at this Exhibition, again manlies her
wish to DO Ooe united aiiun.'
His Majesty left the Exhibition amid the voeiierous
eheerB II .he audience.
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

Yesterday the Chamber held lis regular monthly
meeting. i. PERIT. esq, President, m tho chaif'
oUALIFfcAIIOs FOR aIhBrRshr'
The name Of John Jacob AsIor, IT,, DeDgP'e
sented, with others for election, -, ,
NJ 30, puKtPs said that as Mr.. Astor was a
ncr.nnI fnend-a gentleman whom they would al
tegsrd as an acquisition 20 the Chamberbe con
tidered tho presentation Of his name IayoTaOls Il-
portnnity to raise the inquiry, how inc than az;
raato lie con.tituted-whether OF reFPsotaoio ,i'',
ems Of New.York 10 general, or OF merchants :
Gsntemen were constantly elected who had 10 con
onr,;'n wbsieVcr with the commerce OF New io,s,
and il had been frequent subject OF reHarA. 49,
fell aSsured MIR. Astor would not take oeise a. n's
.,nbracno lie opportunty 70 make an objection tha'
might hereafter be a shield between tho oh"noer
and such nominations. l., ,ho
Mr.. WKrnoRK, while entirely coneurrng IN M ,he
views expressed by Mr.. Phelpf eohsioei.u
he commerce of New York. As largo caglsilsl'
whoee money was inysSJSd, aud became tue to"h's
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AUSTRIA.

The OsstereicLiSehe Ze.tUaR, Of September 10,
Says:
Tbe Government bas decided npou not granting
any now cOnsl utiOnal Organization TO Vsneta.
The privileges Of the tXi.ting Central Congfega-
Non will, however, be extended.
The Pres. of to-day uuOubces that the Emperor
|of Ras,ia will extend III sOur To the Caueasus
According TO news received from ScutTi, an nsur-
'rectiOuary movement threatens TO break out at
that lace. :, -
Tie Turks have made common cause with the
IChrisiau mosntaneers, aud demand che dismissal OF
sAbdi iasha.
Tho Cjestereiciisehe Zsr'ang denies the report,
which originated with the Nieuna Journal. that
laarop Kelnaueer, Auc Chancellor of rransylvaDia
lhas rendered biz resignation.
Tho arne paper also denies that conferences have
ak.D tIace between Archdnke Istiner AMI the Prince
i Pfima Of Hungary.
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CHINA.

TIE London Ti4es cor,esy ondent at Hong Kong
nDder date Of JuiyRS, faye:
"FlaR-oficer SuiBliug arling slso az American En-
voy having b,en superseded, he being Soutberner'
In The c. armand Of the Amen an bqandrol, leaves
BY TIE crescent mall. Much sympathy l. felt for
him for he would have lyslly done BIZ duty TO the
GOyerhmeDt The commission Of which be holds He
yuccessor, Edgelsy, is ordered home WITH all his
Lips and thus American interests will be left with
mont viii be true to IT. engagements with the Fed
eral States remains be step; but there are already
touie unpleasant rumorr ia circulation.
Tnere was no change At rekiu; traie WIS dali
From japan, the suecessfh expedition OF hr. Al
cock from Nagasaki TO Japan j. reported. Tie sue
ce,s was complete, aud the party we're perfectly
well received by the people. 100
Sir James Hope lefi Tor JapaG aud Tienisla on the
18th ,July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION oS STATEN ISLAND.
The Horticultural Exhibition opened very success
fully yesterday at Port Richmond Staten Island. and
will continue open during the week. Many new
Clubs Of the leland have contributed freely toward
it. The articles on exhibition embrace great yari-
city of choice grapes, beautiful collection of rare
flowers and large quantities of superior vegetable
Steamboats, leave tho north side Of the Battery
and the foot Of Courtandt street during the day.
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SPAIN.

The Correspondencio AatoRrefa states that the
Goyerpment, in RELY TO tine application made by
SaIop Tocco the Italian MinIster has declared that
/. has decided uIon retaining tue archives OF the
Neapolian Consulate. NV
yie EyOea Of t,.day, Sept II, say: We are
authorized declare that the statement OF Belgian
paper that ~ Claret had alta, ked tie Emperor Ma
poieon from the pull it is false. The Prea hers OF
he Queen never iatroduee political MA lers into
their termons, and her Majesty would not allow any
Sovereign or any Government to be abused Ia ber
DreSerce,
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(AdvsrtisemsaGi
- A. hA

Having made an important and desirable chang "a o ~
wa h.y q, fo IA friends thai our entne of h
.,,IoSed n an ex ensvp and ngvops piosss, 40, a.
CRY RsTAiL aud CAsH WHoLKsArS Mss AND OV''
W. snsr on the Fall and Winter Sea o. wi wv I'd a,ade
eil.ssortsd stock IN syt<y depameni of cicths Casi
sr.. Beavers vestDs &C. 10 make 70 % Am, ana Navy
com piste assortment Of all de.oi,pa srs
Tbs rate. and rns In every dsps,sehh s .,oe, yiI
mes. shsll DO Ia teepns WIN tho 'P DEyLIs Coz
Low profits. pro@ptnoss ce. and Warrea aud Orsnd 49,
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TIIKKEY.

A telegram from Rapu,a, # Sept. l6, says: Omar
Pasta proceeded yesterday to jJin tle Turkish army
at SalzkOc.
Ria Pasha has been named Governor OF Aleppo.
Tic coniingents from Budt have joined tue mon
kneaIin army, which plumbers about lb,OOU.
Oinar Pasha, who has g., 900 under his command
occupies good positions ana the paths leading TO the
QOuLtains.
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neCted with several commissions; that had been his
principal business since 1885,; for acting ss ono Of
the Commissioners in opening Worth street he re-
ceived 81 300. In reply to the question how Mr. II.
G.. Bronson had managed to serve as clerk on CON-
missions, ga clerk in the Street Department aud in
the Corporation Counsei's Office Mr. Tweed replied
that he was unable TO say; nor could be explain
bow it was that Mr.. Bronson had been employed ~
draft tue reports, &c. The Committee adjourned 70
Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

CAryn LYoE's HOUSE, BURSED.--rbe Utica pa
pers cay that on Saturday iast the villa OF the Hon.
Caleb Lyon Of Lyonsdale, Lewis County was &C.
strOyed by an ineendisry five. The house was very
valuable, and contained fine library and picture
gallery. Most Of the pictures were saved, but the
DbrsFy wss entirely destroyed.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER d. 1861

Office be filed till his DEATH In 1896 he received the
brevet rank Of Bigsdier-General, aud in 1873 that
Of Major General-tbe latter "for meritorious con-
duet particularly in the performance OF hs duties IN
tie prosecution of the war with Mexico"
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SErzUREs.-The ship Missouri and the schooner
Sunny South, both owned in the Rebel South were
seized yesterday, by order Of the Surveyor.
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COMMITTEE ON STREET OPEEisGS-Ths Gem
mittee, appointed by the Legislature TO investigate
IN relation TO alleged extravaganza and fraud CON
nected with tue present mode Of street openings mes
yesterday in ex-Judge Birdsalls Office, Park place
Stephen C. Russell, who was first sworn, said he
had no knowledge Of the subject matter before tie
Committee. Wm. NJ. Tweed, supervisor. was ex-
ahmed at Considerable length. He had been cop'
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It will be seen by an advertisement, in another
column, that Mr. George w. Elliott No. 80 Walker
street, is about TO pdblish, exclusively by subscp-
ton, the famous National Hymns."
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THE COTTON TRADE.
10 q. rdi,or % 1hs s.. y 1tlbane.

To The Editor Of The y. y. I'tbtHe
SIR: From your paper Of to-day IL might be in
err.d that there regular bushes. g1ls iorwaa - 'his
ont in exporting American coJtoG EUslud ia eva ngs
r., tsura India cotton. Ibis Uske Tor the exp II
cotton Engatd since thu Il Juy he's heen oh is
,e add ,ho lti Gale, Of dl ton wpinn have just
ecsyeJ BY the steamer Persia eoDssHed to fo6 se
on 40 iuut Of hou.s VA England. - - d.
Your obi seryts, MAUkf bhOrHEhS
NsD- i0yk, Oct l. 1861.
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CITY ITEMS.

BOARD or ALDERNEs-For want Of quorum,
this Board hold no meeting last evening"
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EAR1ys Nsw HoTEL.-The new hotel erected By
VIM r. Earle & Son. at the corner OF Centre aud
Canal streets, is to be opened to public patronage
Monday II contains accommodations for between
300 and 400 guests The proprietors have certsioly
provided themselves with a stately looking ejifce,
and the rooms are airy. The dining room, the win
dows of which face on Centre street, is lofty, and
otherwise commodious. From the external, as well
asjnterna, appearance of the establishment. it viii
no doubt be we'll supported.
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CoRoSERs CAsEs.-Yesterdsya terno n, CoroOer
Sohnet held all Inquest the body Of Benjaain Car
chIld year aud n.onths old. rrsdiog a. No. us Wed
Ih IL Bred that tue child came - ms
ath by upsetg tea Kettle tul of boinlg over nc
person 1he Jury rendered verdict Of death from sac
dental scalhng."
On Wednesday afternoon. PSuih Connolly. who was a
repsirug stoopst Ne 10! econo 's' ri 9aeAwra
io the area upon mead He INN edlateJ feo' 70
TIE to,,tsi he died during the nisa Deeta.d -
a Inared mau ond Irsdrd at No, Il9 Wet l"ehSi'aIA
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nativitiesare:

NJ me Privuf,sy FIovidJ.
Pat !ck McCar ~, Virginia
jane Riley. Virginia.
Archibald " iis0a, NifsiniL
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Cun,ous C,sY.-EIlen Dolan was taken before

CumoUs CAsH.-Ellen Dolan Was taken before
Justice O.born at the Police Court yestrfd chssd
with stealing loo FROM HeDTy Oswsd Il 10. -, rniisa
spet Ia appears tuat the complainant induced run
eays her pl.cs Of domestic sevir N boston sone liz ws"
.gn, th,t .incs Oh lius ksy had been is gsosesbs -
1Nn and w ie Llen Tia Owald wanted hsf 20 aSeo~
o.cy MIN 40 spain but desired TO return % bo'oo Sa
"a Inn for uoues pay her expense but he REUSED y
hs AZ. led tnnt she had his money from te tunA
me room ss charged The is sA under exaninsii0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

HOUSE, ROBBERY On Tuesday the residence o.
Wo D. Barbs at No. ~ Canal vn,s I'D SS Dss
of +. - key. lille the andy wss aosoIt IN
CONSISTING II caring apparel jevey, Ns' '"'
AZ $40, stolen. No arrest has = been sasde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-20

ten minutes. That 7 desire 10 have repealed )
and I desire, when the report comes bnck from
the Committee, that the discussion shall re
limited as il ia limited in Committee OF the
Whole. I 10 not desire to take advantage OF
a thin house, nor do l particularly desire that
The resolution should be acted Oh now, il there
be not o quorum present. an therelore
willing that the Convention shall no" adjourn.
Mr.. STAPLrs-l movs to lay the resolution
on the table.
The PREslpgsr-There can be no Tote taken
in the absence Of a quorum, except to adjourn
The Chair IS perfectly satisfied that there IS
nothing like a quorum present.
Mr.. Wilson, move the Convention d" no"
adjourn.
The motion was agreed to, md the Con-
~vrn,ion, at half past 7, p. NJ, adjourned.
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Gree Soil, Free speech and n Free Press.

This is the motto inscribed upon the Black Eef.e'
iicun flag Of tie North. The Greuleys, the Bc;a:'
games, the Crews, aud The u.u oi :hx;- stamp have
INDUCED in wailing and gna.hirs q teeth =:
every days r.po-: OF outruyv and o. wnns' 9: t'
par. Of tie p"s,cssorso Of slave soi!, toward. .pess:"
aud writers IN tie interest OF tie .Abo.tionia... TIE:
nave scie.nmIy declared tina: tho mission Of the -.
called Republican, purity was tc give prr:.iezi ;''N
and elect 70 The grent American doctrine. "thc re
dom 0: speech, OF thought end Q: opinion" TlG!'
ARE now daily giving the world the mos. conc.n''t
practical illa-trt:on Of the ds:e-tub'e bypoc:j.-t'
their professions in this matter o. in III! others. It's:
regnrd tov tree srU~h and r trss press :e sA2Tr 10
mob5!ng every Newspaper o.H.Si .ha: :e:i>c' . "a
~ tlr Lincoln collnr, and in Q murln-crs G.ec-'
upon every individual ~Lo da:v. "a earrest ~ Gsi'
pSt:s.ut thought