Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-30
he CEubernatorIaI Convention II
EnVernorS md the Ebresilent.


Governors and the President.
Correspondence OF the New York Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-We have the au-
thorty Of two gentlemen who were present
throughout the proceedings, d. the meeting Of
the governors at Altoona. that the convention
was altogether harmonious. There were no
stormy discussions, and no serious differences
OF opinion with reference to the questions
which came up. So arfrom this being a con-
troyersy between Il so-callcd radical and CON
sergatiye element, each governor We'd with
every other in urging the importance Of in
tusing greater vigor and energy into the con-
duct OF the war.
WHAT TREY SAID or THE PROCLAMATION.
The address to the president, which Gov
Andrew drafted, was changed very little in
p'raSenlogy by those to whom it was submit
ted, ana every change made was for the pur-
pose of, strengthening its language. That
part OF it which deals with the presidents pro-
clamation is expressed, and was Intended to
be expressed, in the strongest possible terms,
and no one spoke more strongly in favor Of
the proclamation than Gov. Tod of Ohio. a
democrat, and Gov. Pierpont OF Virginia. a
border state man. Gov. Picrpont said the
loyal people Of his state would welcome it as
d terrible blow to the rebels. Gov. Bradford
OF Maryland was the only man that held back
He SAID that, although Maryland would see
slavery abolished before she would have the
rebellion succeed. nevertheless his neonle
differed among themselves nc tn t,n evrn,E-
encv of issuing the nroclamation ot tbis limo
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