New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07


lred That the political status Of the state, lately rebellion
and the sh, o. s People q such
State: political qae9ns and are Il any, and eysry
other department Of the Government -, 80 .o...,,,,
in any State To- eeds or wihdaw @ bot they BY
r,youtops and the relations
Which % Ss stsa 10 the Union and whom they DO they
the attitude Of Pnoc shemie' ct war WIN e
law AID the laws Of war applicable to besersh 'o
ReOrs That rnasrsby in favor Of The union 81 .se
States and earnestly de,. tie leg. Sad speedy Is.'oa 81 % S
each Of them Of nfaeneei Of patriotism and ln1e y % bs
: a sssSP s.G re-. e SS haze. s1 of Rs%
freely al that their virtues industry intelligence and enesy may
TO- Rs,ered That the ganl1ator in unepr.eoted States
assuming be State Governments not having been les esseshed
legitimate governments until recognized by Congress
a that w s with aR sne hss 'hs % na Ss:
nature o. the Martyr PRESIDENT Lincoln. ADOPTED
H. Reoed That in fvOr Of universal liberty toe world
oSs s.a t t r ssdsm and tho sht Of ali men 10
under which they i've.
l Reoosd the lasting gratitude Of she nation due TO the
who bore The battle, and in covering ne nse.ve with
able glory have saved 70 TIE TSa is 5S % 1 so made he grand
and Of tho RepaOc to be tao 90 t9s 0I %sa
ing the honor due the SAVERS Of the mutton aud securing the nuts
Of their victories.
IA Rd That remembering with profound gratitude
preceps 81 Washington should scastom ouelye consider
& - gIe ROVER or 1--we Of lie linton when 80
Of neigh69 Tie South were waspg var ol s &C.
the Deeply hearts than
hfr In
adoption OF those resolutions
| The motion was pat and agreed TO-
Nj Stokes Tenn MI President eiter lne aa9phoh o,
those resolutions Committee viii report an Address and
from the non-reconsuCelod States separate ana
app from the other desire to make ihs anno9neonen1
ord that they may have al opportunity oil presenting them "
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upon seyeray and they unanimously adopted
Mr. H. MAYNARD (Icnn after the eleventh resolution was
again suggested that the Convention manifest tden ap
Tie Pfesideht-I hope Convention win accept the sug
When question put the entire body rose upon their
| feet. -, ..,
adopted. c..,. 49,, ....,
wherein greetings thu Loyal Radical State Convention
Kanss seat to TIE southern and other
sitting Philadelphia and stating that the prayers OF all
loyal hearts behalf Of the Of the prinei
pies and objects IN wdeh they were engaged IL bore he ss
Of the President II that body lhreo cheers we're Gu
Enthusiastically given for Kansas.
Resolutions were received passed at a meeting OF
ac'Tp who arc assembled in Convection at
Philadelphia and eeogazas IN tOe
the men VITO with so much patriotism held 20 the
Union in the late struggle for national existence aud sup
ported OF freedom in the very hobed OF rebellion
rhey extend their hearty sympathy not charitable dona
on but for the performance OF
their patriotic dues which they have right 70 claim ION
every loyal tho country They recommend the grant
ing Of rights TO those who have aooed IN the cause OF zoe
country aud freedom guarantee to their political
power and rejoicing 10 toe hope that LIBERAL ana US
ce will dictate IT, at the same Time ealing apon al uhonis
white and black 10 peril everything Tor the DO oil The ne
| public. ,.,
| announced
from the loyal OF southern Alabama which was read 1t
was thus;
ADDRESS PROM ALABAMA
To hs Hoa the Ciei1aa efn Loyal Sg1t'sl coEFsation
s,,.'sa 3D.. at 'f ,s Sy Pa4''A' ~ '' S'1' q f'y
SIR am requested by large number ooyal UniSnsts Of
Northern Alabama residents OF Marion. Walker Winston
and Franklin Counties to them by letter 70
| tie Chairman OF the Convention
They have Instructed cay that they ever
true and loyal de present Constitution That taey accept
and fully support policy laid down By the Congress OF tue
| proposed amendment 10 the Constitution.
hey pledge to tie Union Republican party Of the nation
their support the consummauon OF is glorious
work of recousrueung this Government an everlasting
Oa Isy aapE tie ya Of the North and especially
they thank the soldiers and sailors OF the army aud OF
beon Tor the sole purpose OF establishing slave
ogaTeby in the South which would have been more horrible
and oppess II possible loyal Whites Of the South than
actual Slavery and eternal woe f the eoored man aHd BIS
posery, tbey thank Almighty Gd for their deveIiuee
They their fdh and allegiance to the Federal Union
and pledge lives property aud sacred onors 70 the sup
has IN SIS keeping the precious charter OF oar oeresthe
They deaounce the restoration policy of Nj Johnson
pecay they believe 1t calculated 70 give strength TO the
| enemies Of the Republic and weaken its friends
That upon the late johnson Convention az Ph
adepha as first step taken IN tie grand plot now ad BY
North and South to accomplish the overthrow OF the
Republic Tba they TO this conclusion very renc
tany but passing events since the surrender OF the Rebel
armies have lc6y convinced them 81 ITS truth srd that 1t
would be suicidal TO admit Soatheru States at present
| Organized the legislative council Of the nation
They their loyal friends Of the North that the zane
clements which fired and principal
s,tigltos OF the Southern Rebellion and Immediately after
the surrender apparently accepted the situation IN good
faith nave embodenei By the course Of President
Johnsoa aud his policy Gnd are TO day not only demanding
their back Congress with spirit Of vim
wkca utterly disgusting but they are trying
again Ge the S,uhen heart by preaching hs negro
equality 10 upon them unless they aid Mr.. John
destroying the loyal Republican party which they term
Radical aod declare 70 the people that MI JSansCRs
ucsiiouard they tell them Montgomery Blair rise State,
q ne ho.t AS predicted contest OetEeen parties
Mr. johnson tni's TO carry out ms policy These loyal Ala
wish to the loyal people OF tue North and
the Congress United States that they themselves
oppressed BY any Jaw which Congress has made ana oc1g
confident than half Of the voting population OF Ala
planned oppressive being imposed by Congress and
approve Constitutional Amendment as proposed In
the oL thern Rcbeou States be denied representation in
the National Council until they shall have ratified the proposed
tuition which at present incompatible with re-
publican form Of government.
tires to this Convenilon but desire to be remembered as
friends battling for one common cause which @s't ultimately
prevail right must triumph over wrong Yours In
the glorious cause for freedom and humanity =, S,,u.
Tuscumbis Ala, August 20. 1896.
A Delegate-Mr President have . motion to submit,
his BODY The Convention which met in The City Of Pha
dsphs the 18th dsy Of August presented their resolutions
and proceedings master Andrew johnson propose
and make motion to that eject that Committee Of One
from each State be appointed 70 lay our address aud eso
States Ia Congress assembled. tApplause.l
The motion WAS agreed TO.
TIE COMMITTEES TO INFORM CONGRESS. D..
The following 10 the Committee appointed wait Con
and present t with an official copy Of the oo pro
ceedng Of the Conventions Lorenzo Sherwood Texas Thcs
j. Duralt LouisIana the Hon VIM H. stokes TENNESSEE
Lewis Mckenzie. yirgiuia Jos E. Warrior West Yrginai
@. W. Ashbaru. Georgia NJ j. safold Al.bansi Dr. L. L.
Paxton Keaucky leo L. Adans Mississippi Col. Jehn
Lavender Missouri; Rogers Arkansas; the Hon. David
r. Goodloe North Carolina; the Hoo. D. Wegel Maryland
the Hon Philip Frszsr A. BJsworth District Of Columbia;
the Hon John A Aleadce. Delaware.
TUE yIsrr 10 THE TOME OF LINCOLN
The Special Committee appointed By the Convention TO
make arrangements TO Wat the TOMB o. resident Lincoln
through Its Chairman MI brsnseomo OF Asoun presented
the following report:
The Committee report the following arrangements and us