Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-16

TIoS.--Petroleum V. Nasty has had an.
otheE dream, and while in visionary
state beheld the gathering of the Phila-
delphia Convention. In the hope, says
the Tribune, that his method of settling
all trlfllng differences between the oppo-
sing factions may be found useful to the
managers for their reference next week,
we quote briefly:
The Secretaries who appinted, and then
the committees-two ON each from the
South and one from the North-which
wuz conciliatln. wuz put on the
committee on credenshals, Randall the
Post master. General, bein the Northern
Representative. We he'd our hands full,
There wuz rush made on US, so many
claimin seats that we locked the doors
for two hours to decide what shoold be
the proper qualification for place. FL
nally we agreed to admit ez delegates;
From THE NoRTH.-All DEMOCRATS
who had been arrested by Linkin's min
yuns-all officers who had resined rath.
er than 20 serve in a Ablishn war and
all Republicans who Good show a COM
mishun eZ Postmaster and SIGH land this
wuz considered necessary to guard agin
imposition) who wuz willin to take his
solemn oath that he wuz a steadfast be-
Lever In everything A. Johnson he'd did
sence Janooary, 66, (ceptin some small
items which wuz specifled) and all he
wuZ doin, and all he mite do.
From The SoUTH-All who Good show
a officers Commishun in the late Conred-
Tit army-all who had received a pardon
from \. johnson, and all who had lost
their niggers 10 an unholy war, witch
inclooded all present.
This decided upon, the work wuz
done. The delegates took their seats,
and the CRATE work Nv Reconstructin
the Yoonyun commenced. Carrot Davis
wanted TO make speech, and hall wuz
hired for him in another part NV the city
and fifty or sixty German emigrants,
who coodent understand a word NV Eng
lish, hired at a shillin an hour to act ez
audience. Five kegs of lager beer, a
food WITCH | hev bin told Germans tie
to, he'd ben rolled in the hall, and most
OF um stayed seven hours and half
In the regler hall there wuz COM
minglin which was edifyin. Doolittle
would second it.. Forrest made speech
and Randall endorsed it, Seward and
John Morrisev were on the committee
on Resolutions, and Dick Taylor and
Cowan were occupyin one seat. The res
oIutions were brief and to the pint
They resolved that.
WheredS, There he'd bin season Nv I'M
pleasantness in our national history
witch, OWN to circumstances over witch
nobody he'd any control, extended over
several periods NV ninety days each
and,
HHeyeas, The unpleasantness resulted
from the two sections viewin things
from It's own standpoint, instead Of view
in things from the others stand pint
and,
Hbrea5, Both parties wuz highly in
the wrong, particularly the North; and
! WheyeaS, The South, with magma,
nimity unknown in history, he'd thrown
| down her arms, and wuz ready to resoom
her old position in the government-nay
more, to take more than her old share
in the trouble Of running the govern
| ment; therefore be it
ReSolged, That we are for the Yoonyur
eZ it was.
Rssolred That the persistency Nv q
! sectional Congress in COntinuiu the un.
| pleasantness witch hez to some extent
disturbed our system Nv government, in
/ iegislatin while eleven sovereign states
| is unTepresented, is piZen,
ResoIge9 That We view with alarm the
! manifest determination uv Congress to
CeBtraliZe in themselves the w-making
/ power Nv the government, and we pledge
! our support to our worthy Chief Magis.
trate, who is a second Jaxon, in his eff.
! forts to check their Centralzin schemes
by yetoin all they'may do.
Resolged, That the citizens Of the
| Southern States witch lost their lives ant
| legs, and SIGH, in the late uupleasantness
! which hez bin referred to, ought to be
/ placed on the pension rolls, the same e.
! the Northern citizens who suffered like
| wise, and that the debt incurred by the
South in unfolding things ez vieweC
/ from its standpoint, is entitled to be pajC
! the same ez the debt incurred by the
! North in unfolding things ez viewed
/ from it's stand pint.
/ ResoEped That we are willing, for the
sake nv harmony, TO admit that Sherman
and Grant were, all things considered
worthy Nv being ranked with Lee anC
| Jackson.
Reso!ped, That the safety Nv the gov
ernment demands that SIGH ez took part
in the late unpleasantness from tht
Southern States, be to wunst admitted
to Congress, and to the other posishen,
witch they yoost to ornament, and thai
/ the more unpleasant they waz doorina
the trouble, the more they ought to bt
admitted.