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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-14
THE FEMRs.

Return of the Fcnian LENDERS from YER
mont Generals SweeH and spear 10 be
Tried ia October All ihIIeve in the success
III ''the CaMrc'-An APPEAL from ihe Irish
Refugees NJ 1865, Sc.
General 7. W. Sweeny al General Spear, the leading
spirits OF the Fenian atta Canada returned this
city yesterday from 81. Adams, VI The Grand jury
have found indictments snst them for violation of the
Neutrality law Of 1885, their trial Is SGT down for the
second Tuesday in Ocobe and will of in Rutland,
VT They ut argen bail OF OO0 esch General
Sweeny has entirely ecvered from the illness which
50 FRUSTRATED him while under military arrest IN II.
Adams, resulting In raj measure from the chagrin
and disappointment aedant upon the failure OF his
plans, IN The complete Of which he anticipated
such vigorous nterycpn the United States govern
mcnt found II .eccssatto employ For several DAYS
health in cn,calondition, but he Is recli-
persed and prepared taccept whatever responsibility
the legal tribunal beor hch he Is appear Octobnr
may feel compelled tompose upon him II is 10 be-
presumed, however, ~ the government will deal
lightly with b,ave ssner whose greatest crime WAS
risking all for the libcrtof his native land
General Spear and tpers Murphy, who have also
returned 10 the city, under bonds for iral-the
former a, Rutland, aud latter Al Albany They ~,
causs.n rhey evicttiy not disposed TO give mp
the ship but the proncis Of tho realization Of thor
hopes they very prudcR Keep 70 themselves.
Az ArrgAL NEW
1864.
Owing to combncon of circumstances We have
been compelled To ny I'm our down trofden country,
from homes and hold dear in life. and take
refuge under The flag oour great and glorious republic.
Although awaiting witlesgrr hearts the day when
shall be called upon "a dbatte with the who has
so long deprived o nationality and kept peo
pie In a state Of compative starvation through unjust
laws unequal taxation a variety Of other too
numerous 10 MENTIONS have desire Ia cat the
bread of idlaBess ., therefore. earnestly ap-
peal, 10 the Ibeitmindcd ciii2cDs of New
York for employment Numbering in rsnls
few representative of nearly every trade
and calling seek opportunity 10
convince generous lfrnns that zfaous IN
the performances ~ our ity workmen d.
vntcd leaders in herr great effort regain tho
long lost liberty Of N Irish race. Employers
respectfully requested call General John ".
teeson, Al the Central Gee, ~ Chatham street With
great respect, tru yours.
1HEi.lsH REFUGEES OF 1866.
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CITY INTHLIGENcE.

FESTIVAL OF THE ASSUMPTION 20 morrow being the
Festival Of the Assumption Irvine service will be celc
braed in all the Catholic churches OF the city ia COM
memoratcD Of tho ascension into heaven the Virgin
Mary.
SCHOOL FrsrvAL--The festival Of the German. Amer
School Association Of tn Nineteenth ward came OF
yesterday at Landmarks Hamilton Park Notwih-
standing the unpropitous rate OF the weather, some
six hundred persons availe themselves Of the rather
doubtful opportunity Of Enjoyment The amuse-i
OF necessity Of nch character as could be
enjoyed under shelter and c(ssted Of dancing singing,
orchestral music, DC With truly phosophic spirit,
misfortune, and enjoy thenteyes we'll as possible
under the circumstances Mssrs Steinway q Sons gave
their employees, numbering aput one hundred and nifty,
the entire day for the purpos Of attending festival
and but for the disagreeabe Weather large asembage
would doubtless have been plsent The association has
now under its control neari three hundred scholars
and appears TO be- in prospectus condition, having
Gently erected splendid schol edince at nearly
$40 900, of which sum $500 was appropriated by the
Legislature.
ISDlscRETIoN DETECvE "A !" sufferer writes
the HERALD that Representing himself TO be de-
tectve arrested him on Slday last, while riding in
Third car, a chars of being pickpocke, and
ssthe man who worked &c Broadway cars" The
arrested party a respectable business Of this
city, and his way theiaton house was identified
by friend, wherenpon the pceman graciOusy allowed
him TO depart without oneing word or apology and
y
easily. Can the Police Commissioners not adopt
plan by which such nsancef indscretion the part
of their subord mates may beIvoided2
TuE MoRGUE--A coored woman, who was tempo
rarly engaged hoard theeamer j.. A. Stevens. but
whose name aisl connection were otherwise unknown,
died suddenly board the eamer and received
the Morgue at half-past tw O'Clock J. NJ yesterday,
where the body lies for lentihcation. The woman
about fifty years old fveeet five inches high, slim
built black hair mixed with ray, hazel eyes, and
NJ the time OF death light caco dress and white Han
mel and blue pettlc0at. CoroHr Wildey has been not-
fled to hold an inquest o-day
INJURED IN FHinr-A mn named Patrick Pagan,
aged thirty years, founGesterday morning the
Of Thirteenth street Fourth bleeding
profuscly from cut onhc head. He was taken
by officer Of the Fifteenth precinct TO the Bellevue
Hospital Pagan for is injuries in the follow
ing statement He out VIII the Plasterers excar.
sion, and ON tho steamer dsyte between those
who had favored the eight hr system and those who
contented with the ten h0rs. High words cnsued,
and row was the result, (which Pagan and others
severely handled. Tag, docs not seem disposed
10 enter into detail about III matter When he
taken 20 the hospital anoths subject in like
affected and from the same .ause, had Just arrived
there.
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NEW JERsE' INTELLIGENCE.



R,nRl,p NciaprSr-Cn so> BErwsEN Two Tr.iSs-
Intelligence reached TIC en,ral Railroad depot Gf
teen minutes p,st eight yesterday morning that coal
train from Scotch Translation into another going
IN the dirccton b. with less speed The second
and third wagons 81 thefrr train came on vol; the
others lc shattered Almost all were
either embedded In ornnrled down the caibsnkmeni.
The train hohind Jared itc better Tho front wheels
of the locomotive ricd away with the axle and
tho cars tossed and smased IN confusion The engine
driver was thrown irnuniS seat into the tender bnt
one NUT. The nuihcr OF the lrst train
was fifteen, ON the secoa sixty
REVIVAL rus FrmwarsR surrLr.--Au order wa,
issued yesterday BY lhewstcr Commissioners removing
the restrictions contena In the notice OF the Isl inst
The citizens called BON exercise economy the
future and thus obvia danger " loss Of supply.
AsorHkR CASH OF CHnl nrsrRrIoS Mrs Connors re-
siding at the corner North Seventh and Provost
streets, having lost her ,fsr advertised few days
for child 20 Woman, giving her name Mrs.
Harber, residing III therontne Hotel, New York
sponded, bringing an inhnt about three weeks old, left
her card and departed 18th The understanding that she
would in dav arrange terms. she has not
been there since She lett tho hotel the
evening sho inrusie ~ child and her whereabouts y
. mystery The mastewf the Poor House VIII not
ceiyc the child, as u wa brought from New York and
ina dupcd nurse " In adilemma. This case, however.
VIII perhaps make pstss elsewhere cautious IN similar
circumstances
SrIspg ny HASGiSa.-,u inquest was held by Coroner
Kristen yesterday N, tpiy y 81 ~ cn. proprietor
ora small fancy store ~ S. 80 NtStfk avenue who
abridged his cxstcu,cly hang himself TO door
about O'Clock suntay evening. Deceased was
German about forty I've wars o. age, and resided In the
rear of his lie hal neglected. his business lately
and become addicted 10 drinking. and the evidence
tended 10 the opinion thathe committed the terrible
whs lsboring under the inuence of liquor.
ASorwa iSocysr herman, named John Kull.
mann residing 10, cra street. retired 10 bed
day night IN apparently god health, bu, DID not make
HE appearance usual tcster:ay morning rhe door
Of hs bedroom foceiopcn at nine O'Clock BY Joseph
AIcorn. tenant residing m the house and Knnsn wa
found wing on the floor quite ilfelrss In this ease
too the evidence pointed 10 inempersnce A. the ni-
rect and apopieay the Immediate cause u death An
inquest WAS held aud the verdict returned Va sscufd
sncs with the foregoing opinion.
Tuz P,ui.rnPsu CONVENTION Leon Albeit having
notified that he cannot attend the convention IA
quenee ~ Illness Moses Bgeow, OF f-wask has been
appointed In his stead General suier passed through
Jersey 10 Ehzsbrih sunday evening and y cspcced
10 return 10 New York
tssbcken.
Rcvsxss Nxks sus ryss,--A man named Gall, resid
ing IN South Hrcehiyn. while his waJ 70 the ferry
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HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST "A, 1865.

0e statements had afe the previous d,y II then
STanGed bet~eea ne sareal, Mr. Kennedy aud myself
1d and reported to tbs hara that hai agreed
Golden the everng m corner of Crosby and Prince
streess. q half pas eight ocldrk.
HE GIVES u0HEY
The marshal gave Is which I was informed
was s msr s a. the aPPS5ssd hour me. Golden
would do IT.. ~ GEORGE HYER
JOAN A. OSBORN United Safes Commissioner Southern
District OF New York Il 1T
Thus IL will be that
ayuAnoy
is none the less complicated FROM the pressure being
BROUGHT bear upon the QUESTION Is evident thar i
portant developments maybe looked for within few
days
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sUanOsATe's COURT.
The Robinson aud Butler WIN Gases -t.cncrnl
Batter Appears in Court.

Batter Appears in Court.
ArGusr Surrogate Tucker resumed his duties again
this morning aitcr brief vacation. The session Of the
court however Short and the cont csied eases were
put enable the Surrogate To complete the season
OF his rustcaton. hearing upon the motion pending
in the csse Of the viii the late Edward Mott Robinson
a iuii report of which has already appeared IN the
HEsAfDwas expected but fhls too was put over until
the 81 Of -eplembcr The case continues to elicit a
large amount of pablo interest. aud considering the i'm
amount of property involved, well a. the dis
tinCuishod array OF talent employed on eitL@ side
severe legal contest IL confidently anticipated.
IN The matter of the accounting Of the executor OF the
will the late j. Butler and orcr for the hlnE
~ which granted At the last session u the
court Com Butler sole executor appeared In person and
hied statement Of his proceedings His account Is n
very elaborate and evidently carefully prepared nsru
rncnt and scts forth ia eyfr,o the full particulars Of
and disbursements IL statcs that the property ~
the deceased valued by the appraisers amounted 10
The sum OF xs6,3oi ~ With this the following
disposition Is made: amount Of los~cs on sales, 80;
debts not collected SIS, 03C 81; disbursements for
medical attendance and for services AZ COUNSEL
81 4as 90. Amount Of judgments obtained against the
estate ON claims not allowed, s. ?56 81, leaving bal
ancc In his hands for distribution of &3a.e2l 40
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TINE DETECTIVE muouls.
The tsldcn Case Axsin- sworn statement sf
arorxr Hycr--very Like " Oiamond Cmt
piaruomd.'s


Dismend.''
Taken in connection with the ardav, Of Timothy
Golden published IN Sundays tissue Of the HxHaLn the
follow ing affidavit explains itscIf:---
Sawher, Disyia Of Ne~ Icrk cay md Comfy .. y,v
iy sworn ereses Ind says ths, the follow Ing rs
cnn, # hs irnsscons With rmetsy Golder police Dc.
name !. unknown 70 me- applied 70 me e pnrcha.e go
= cun'erfe'i postal currency;
Before would cement 70 eli HIM sry. called %
eic bu, aAv. since lessd ihs, he not, w Object
erfn lora would con,sn, 70 seIl 70 ,hs ,arsn
Me- orne advised me 70 sell the STAMPS and he would hay
then wen, and .cld hun $40 Tor which he paid sis
and Greene sirces Mcconnell followed him Into the Pour
ne .srSs rom him md gave The prisoner Is essrse n an
other man, AID bach and saw me.
mcconnell informed me ,has Il W.. M, mp Ion 10 have
e s NM me sss e an DC @ ss . easn
ioi hn he could 10 With hin whsiever ne kea. ", ten
Il" ' cy q aa 0 and '6s, :. ss No cssoSs cf ~
eonvit.oo Nccannrn r, hn and t.p ,he .,snps IN
~ y. cc, ana =. haa. when hedia .cden nfsrmsi
nov srcw y wls worrH
loud lie sagsS . lin, ssd he ssssd ne shai ,ossai
-. w,th iog a'n 70 n ne g. and ~, .rasIs r.. gan
~ins % 20 him hat 10 e AZ light aron
P s 81 s saa 5. you'd 10 usssS
as A. pa ne er s -, .c y. oa re -. r. sss
ne, On e sh ii jui, ioiseu the rorn ~ PRIME
AID Crosby snd gnye bin So lie Dcn tnlf
hs arr-arr TX goci fsllur ard he would LAKE on fb
Aai eve ne n tie ~ n tuEus 70 ray The oshef Sia
Fss srs.rl.auur a rsftUNn
on Friday. tie xth Of JYv, W.. arrested " Of ,he
Ter- ~ Che S~slei Service ntaun On rufsdsy the LIST
81 Nusn MS brought before Marshal wprrty, and maize
snnnsv statsn-nt 70 hm of =. my frSnsaetions In
~ swsrs 40. srsu
Or Weanssdsv ibs 81 vas egain hynaett before uav
.ss, ssTss srs Superintendent Nsnpeay snd feisssted
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KssSisctos from New Orleans for Boston. 10
fore rcurad ashore on e bar at Southwest Pass hadIos
her ruddcr.
Scum ys,o. nom View York, before reported ashore
the ndianoa rexas had aimed but little damage
10 70 the s' ins and with Two feet esa TIDE, would pro
badly float on
seas ANNA Baker. from savanusb for ~ Simon .
Island va. driven on iuIckssnd oar IN osssnsw sound
came "a nes, lie heal ing badly repaired procssded on
her trip, and returned 90 Savannah sth Inst
wFscsiH from Baliimorc for Pan River h.forr re-
sfaihoms water. A wrerking firm IN Norfolk have
tracted TO raise the vessel
sss ." a. D, ons rs 20 s'ss x. s ~s
a. Newfoundland during ID. winter and was frozen
reports Ina. ses scns clear Of DE ice he started for
and after leaving csnso his vessel e, sayr sna
that the erpen.-. ooa about the whole o. that h
received nothing. there being 20 Insurance Ihr
Esses In isss aid Was valued with ouih Al tgs0 one
egnh Of ihs vessel sscnged :, ~. Town nds
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thrcr-eshhs ~ .hip Europa was sold A. auction IN Nsv
Bedford ny AVID Davis o. kaga,@wn: .tn nst =, a,
scsS ui s,S 1s ~ h. Il $500 % do 81 sS
- ,cors- barney, q New Bedford, at s,i,So
scmR coam.SSl NExrorA, Of Chatham, ha, seen rur
cha.cd ~ Cart Ham bnichiosa sna o.h.rs oL E.kpor
f SS. sa" - '' ~" I" ''''' ''" "0-'' 80
sIoor Raos,rr 81 tons burden, bui a, sonytrcos IT,
ying Hazard wharf mas 0ecn SOLO W tapt aam
Beard. ~ mivsis terms
Notice 10 Mariners.
s.varrAn
, -. S 800 a,ss tine sis~ The clos. of ,hs w.
Monday ght .ast owing " the change the chan
mel docs NOD psopery for sulds. and win doubt
lees te found necessary rvnnoye hsA,annah Repubn
osn, Aues .,
Ia from Ssr ilarhor 9Th INST bark ocs,a nailo, Tor
South Atlantic Crear
4 is,sr from snss " snor, o. cord sehr AL rvpsm,
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the MATpHAl GAME.

Baker 4, Gown w Harper Brothers.
An Interesting game of b&eaIl was played ON Sat
urday, the llth int, on thu USon Grounds, Brooklyn,
between the cmppyes OF tsakr Godwin's printing
house and those ofHaper Broters' publishing house.
which resulted in decidet vicbry for Baker God
win after Glossy contsted pune Of eight innings
The score is as fOltWs.-
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~ fuf ,piroR % IN. nEatip,
There spp. sfci u Sunday mornings Hsr,tn ~ srl.
- " rs'ston % RECEIVING sioien soods snd shoriiinr
~ vhleh She rsmss ~ nv fsiniy we're mentioned The
s's,smcni incorrect Gegy ~ ssch chsrves against
ne sro ny 'smi, n JnHNTbN
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NOT THAT FANNY.
The "Besiin-- moi the "Biaiius."
-. -. .-...o,, ~ rur ,xttlkrp

In Tho police olumns Of your paper u H. 10Th inst
there appears the announcement % The arrest OF Two
hrolbers ~ the name Of James and Thomas Begin, for
stealing tsrpct from East twenty ninth street, N the
Twenty warG and % our friends we've led 70
snpfose By such announcement that We we're ~ s1mn
v,v connected with IA va take this method 81 s,stne
that we knew nothing of The affair until i IN no
newspapers, ana IN way CONNECTED WIN y IN
whatever ~ inserting the above you WI mac ohee,
yoors r,srec,iiy JAMES n sIGLiN,
INV yoRs, August ~, iso0 JOHN A BlCLlN
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about n,ns O'Clock on Sunday night relieved Of
gold watch, valued Al $500 Yesterday man was ar
rested SUSPICION and lies for examination At the
station mouse. N
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The Alleged Murder Board mn American
shin im the RmN Nf Palermo. siciIN.

The further hearing OF this case, IN which Lloyd
Bronne colored man. has been accused Of the murder
of James Dempsey second mate Of the American ship
Jonathan Gcifrcy AT Palermo, sicily bal been sct down
for hearing yesterday, but postponed W, tomorrow
in the abs IT counsel for the prisoner
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BARrER RRoruRs

caas H. a. b 81. at 6ut ~ 81. To.e.'.
RaTeer. R aSsx ;;.S 81 3 Il Il Is
IImpire-E, brown, OF 10 Eckfop Club.
scorors-Messra. d. Views andW: Q: lnthwaite I
Fly catches--Haper BIZ, A. Baker Goodwin,
Home runs-Tra'y, y fbhann 1; Harrimer, L.
Time OF game--lhree hrs aud fofty minutes
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MIsCELLsvEoI :.

FNCT-SOW II THE TIME To EcososW.
~ rents enormous. lhe a. r. Co.'S EAst I.da Tor,
81 H. Is Ash your grocer for It. Depot lss Clr
beers street. ROBERT DAVIS sole Aget
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4 - HAT ORDER. on VAIL, UATTiik." AWlls
N check II. one every day receives der
free. SMITH Pow I.EN, men 5 furnishing retail delr
mrni, No. 8 PARK row
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A DIVORCE LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ASy srs - u,
~ without publicily exposure. No fee caf get'li
N, ory,s Il graned ,sfOIssE LINCOLN i~wys
80 Nassau street. New YS.
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A A. A-ROyAL HAVANA LOTTERY
n Frxes paid In gold. Information furnished Tho sl-
est paid douboops and a kinds u ~ and II
TAYLOR co, Bankers, 10 Wall street. sew Va.
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WORMS, BUNiOxs. RAD NAILS, TENDER Fkthc i,
" enrcd without pair nv pr RICE ~ Bowers hank sd
ing Rre's Annihator togns, bnasons nails Btnsh
~ crnts
INIyoRcEs LEGALLY OBTAINED IN WV YAK
~ and other States wtlou' publiciJ or fer q. AYR
granted Consultations frrf ~ HDNE
Attorney and Counsellor ~ Ag-shu sifs'.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

tion for its own selfish aggrandizement upon
our free national laws and poity. That
high mission and obligation cannot be ac-
cemplished until all which Slavery has so
engraftea is cut out; for until then Slavery
is not 'extirpated."
Earnestly sympathizing with the men who
look to q law Of equal representation as the
only guarantee both for popular rights and
popular acquiescenee, would feel myself
out of place in a party that favors a basis of
representation giving peculiar and unrigh-
eous advantages to portion Of the body
polite, to the detrimcnt and dissatisfaction
Of the whole ..t..
Uniting with you and all good men in the
soul felt desire that peace. prosperity, and
that amicable brotherhood which is more
than any worldly prosperity, may soon pre-.
vail, and continue unbroken through our
beloved common country, that former enc.
mics shall die out and be forever lost, aud
that all over the broad domain of America
equal laws shall protect equal rights to all
mankind. have the honor to subscribe
myself your obediont servant.
JAMES SPEED.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
Gov. MortOn's Bomb Shell.

Unpublished from the Chronicle OF as week.l
Gov. Morton, in hisspeech at Indianapolis
few days since, thus describes those
WHO CALLED THEMSELVES DEMOCRATS.
"Every unregencrated rebel, lately in
arms against his Government, calls himself
a Democrat. ...
Every bounty jumper, every 'deserter,
every sneak who ran away from the draft,
calls himself Democrat.
"Bowles, Milligan, Walker, Dodd, Hor.
sey and Humphries called themselves Demo-
Gratis.
Every Son of Liberty who conspired to
murder, burn, rob arsenals, and release
rebel prisoners calls himselfa Democrat.
John Morgan. Sue Munday, Champ
Ferguson, Wirz, Payne and Booth proclaim
themselves Democrats.
"Every man who labored for the rebellion
in the field, who murdered Union prisoners
by cruelty and starvation, who conspired to
bring about civil war in the loyal States,
who invented dangerous compounds to burn
steamboats, and Northern cities, 1oho contri-
red hellish..schemes to Introduce into Northern,
cities the ,casting pestilence of yello,o .teeer,
calls hin,scfa a Democrat
Livery dishonest contractor who has been
convicted OF defraudlng the Gevernmeut-
every dishonest paymaster or disbursng off.
Ger who has been convicted of squanderine
the public money at the gaming table or
in goldgambling operations officer
in the army who was dismissed for coward
ice or disloyalty calls himsefa Democrat
Every wolf in sleeps clothing who pre-,
tends TO preach the Gospel but proclaims
the righteousness of man. selling slavery,
every one who shoots down negroes in the
streets, burns negro school-houses and meet
ing houses, and murders women and children
by the light of their own flaming dwellings,
calls himself Democrat.
Every New York rioter of 1868, who
burned up little children in colored asylums,
who rsbbed, ravished and murdered indis.
criminately in the midst of blazing city,
for three days and nights, calls himself a
Democrat.
"h short, the Democratic party may be
described as n common Seacer and IOdthsone
receptacle, into ,ohich Is emptied epe,y ele
naent of treason, North and South, and every
element OF ofinhun.dnity and barbarism aohiich
has diShonored the age"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

A DEMOCRATIC REVIVAL.
V. Nasty says in one of his late letters: |
notice revival Nv the work in this part Nv
the Dimocratic vineyard which cheers me.
The demonstrashun our friends made in
Memphis, the canin' Nv Grinnel by Rosso,
and the call for johnson Convenshun in
Philadelphia. all, all hev conspired to com
fort the souls Nv the Dimocrisy and encour-
age em to renewed effort. 1t is bringing
forth fruit Only last week five Northern
men were sent whirin' out Nv this sectisn
they busted in the night to escape hangin'
leavin' their goods as a prey for the righte-
GUS; six niggers hev bin killed, aad one
Burow officer shot. Trooly there is every,
thing to encourage us.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
ga TreasonahIe Uonclaye.o

The Knoxville Whig, of the 4th inst,
has the following editorial in refence to the
so-called National Convention which meets
in Philadelphia in August. The Wbig
says
"A Convention of the States is called for
v.he second Tuesday in August next, to he
held in Philadelphia With view to take
the people in, and practice a fraud upon
loyal men, it is called UnloR Convention;
and to further cheat the people, it processes
to meet to serve the representation of the
Southern States in Congress, and to defend
and protect the Constitution. Let the truLy
loyal men keep out of that meeting. 1t is
a Rebel Southern Democratic, ConserUatire-
Constitutional President making ConcLoue,
that loyal men, North and South. will keen
out of, and stubbornly avoid. Union men
don't want the Rebel Southern States re-
stored to their former status in the Union,
without indemnity for the past and security
for the future. Nor do they want Southern
Senators and Representatives admitted to
seats until they elect men who can take the
TEST OATH.
''Let those ,rho acaat to all The cause of
the Rebels and Traitors of the South, and
those ,oho aoish to aid IN the organization of
the corrupt Democratic party, attend at
PHILADELPHIA, That is the meeting for all
snch men to attend, but let true-hearted
Union men stay away, as they will be very
certain to do"