New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-14

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us our principles we are true 70 e Hing as missing ones
path straight road Cbeers we spnhh s"r w, are
@ 70 Low y, tSs heart for eeIorDot face Cneers We
insist that it the loyal mans color Of the
seart sUs Uot 70 that Of the face to determine our
political friends enemies. ReneTea eness onoI IN
.h. VIZ" ~ vsrnjng the country and We hold all men who
fought against country unht to take part ~ s @
until they have due repentance Tor her suns ana nave
Sroueht forth works for Fepens1ee Prolonged eheeI
Delegates Of the Republican party o. m ,est We
and on The vantage ground Of being pioneers 10 the primer
pies government We have no 70 yed n S
only the dictates Of justice and right and thus e1e
that naeDs for the rd SS,s o opI beloved
wealth the inception OF the revolution IL Is Tor u as
oS the American flag equality rights
equality Of protection under the laws these great s
indefeasibe and naienabe to manhood cheers 70 W
charter Of rights TO mankind in letters Of vng IN
not msnterpret them wilfolness shall not misunder
stand them, nor peryersity whether OF kne tns,
uOn is the glorious unued mission Of organization
Cheer 10 this stand pledged By the eSeng NJ Uu
blood of our sons slain on battle field starved in prisons
by the sacred Of the bleeding corpse oil the
ae victim sacTifced to tie altar Of Equal Rights by the
cole legacy Of the pure patriot Dos.le 70
county in bis last diving words the good work ON
Yes unnumbered glorious heroes Of the battles yes no9
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seeing your lives spent in vain; yes martyrea
Presidents sainted teacher yes s patriots On
lives shall 60 on until every footprint Of wrong or oppression
by man to his fellow shall be botted out forever FRO
lopged and enthusiastic cheers Gentlemen OF the
on accept thanks for the honor conferred IN he
which you have assigned to me- aud my reliance E WV"
courtesy and kindness aid In carrying out JUS DUTIES
DENOMINATION oR THE PRESENT STATE OFFICERS.
The Convention then proceeded to nominations Each
of the present State Officers from the Governor down
were successfully renomnated unanimously by accama-
ton.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Convention then proceeded to elect State Central
Committee each delegation to elect one for each Sen
atoral District after which it adjourned to meet the
Southern loyalists assembled in Faneuil Hail.
AFTERNOON SESSION
On the reassembng of the Convention in the afternoon
the following address from the pen Of VIM Robinson
of Maiden, was read and unanimously adopted;
THE ADDRESS AND RESOLUTIONS.
The address says:
1--WE behed the strange spectacle Of the President Of the
United States deliberately placing himself at the head Of
combination Rebels and their defeated
Northern allies going about the country accompanied by
portion Of his Cabinet and denouneng the legislative branch
of the Government Illegal and ratorops body hanging
upon the verge the which be alone
proposes to be- and ayowing principles and purposes the og
cal results Of which must be violent attempt 70 snoyeft CON
gress the very least srepudation Of all It's legislation
since the broke out We cannot be nsensbe that until
and business interests Of the country will be subject TO DIS
urbsnce all the legislation s
prohibiting Slavery oil precarous ana doubtful
and there mnent danger Of losing everything which
we won by successful war on land and sea-"
The address then declares lt That Congress Ongh not
be sustained but strengthened az the coming elections
throughout the country 3D. That the country has already
suffered enough from the presence OF traitors in the capital
greatest caution against the entrance OF doya con-
sprator Unonss ought be exercised
aud communities ought 20 be represented IN the
Senate House unless evidence is given satisfactory to the
and people North and the loyal people OF
the South that such States as wei as the men
chosen represent them loyal and key 10 remain SO
3D. That so long party dominant in Of
the and defiant in ALL which hopes by Presidential aid
TO break congressional control the question OF
reconstruction renstae their seats the representatives
Of treason and rebellion the people have no security except IN
their continued vigilance against disastrous reaction
which may back the Of progress many and DIS
grace the country in the Of the civilized world 18th That
we desire the restoration Of all the States 10 the
Union under conditions Of justice and hberty We
approve the amendment to The Constitution proposed
and that fully prepared believe the declaration OF the
to the country until the national Srhrght impartial
suffrage equality before the law be conferred upon every
lions Commonwealth impel her second this demand
sOenny made for the complete enfranehement Of long
oppressed race the establishment Of American ana
Democratic policy OF government Finally. fellow cllleIs
0 ss 3 ss ss the
secuted Of the South resolve themselves into these
The soldiers Of the Union bravery decided the field
the fate Of the and whose services VIII DC held IN ever
countryi words Of eminent Tennessee
oyast the Of the people Of Shall
The address was unanimously adopted
THB SOUTHERN LOYALIsTS WELCOMED.
Mr. Stone introduced resolution, which was enthusi
ascally adopted welcoming and ndorsing the Southern
loyal delegation.
ADDRESS OF SENATOR WILSON.
Senator Wilson then called for, and made an able
speech in which he sand that the sentiments of the ed-
dress would be sustained by 100 900 majority of the people
of Massachusetts. Great applause. And that the love
Of country of liberty and of equal rights was stronger IN
this State than the Republican party think II is.
SPEECH PROM Mr.. GEO. D. LoRISG.
Geo. b. Loring, esq, made Radical speech, which
was wen received, and then the Convention adjourned
EFFECTS OF THE VISIT OF THE soUTnERNERs.
The true Radicals delighted with the visit OF their
allies of the Gulf States They say that they have had
salutary influence trimming politicians The fact
has been papabe that il is tho most radical sentiments
and the most radical who have been the most popu-
lar with the Of the people. Although Wendell
Phillips was not invited TO welcome the Southern dele
gates he received in Faneuil Hall with even greater
enthusiasm than Butler.
THE SCENE IN FANEUIL HALL
FANEUn HALL, l. p m.-The old Hall is iammed again,
and hundreds going away unable to enter Each
Southern radical he appears is greeted with rounds OF
applause. The bands are playing those patriotic tunes
which the boys in blue always cheer, and the traitors III
gray always don t. Gen. Butler is receiving rousng
three times three of cheers he enters to welcome the
Southern lOyasts behalf Of the Republican Convention:
Old feeble but fiery Brownlow is being warmly eheered
as he forward. He says he shall only contne his
remarks TO the ladies present. many Of whom from ap
pearance are single. Laughter When you are inclined
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clined to do aughterl, never listen TO speech from
Northern Copperhead or a Southern Rebel. lRenewed
aughter who is false 10 his country will never
be true 10 his wife and children. The Governor sat down
! amid loud applause,
GOV. HAMILTON INTRODUCED.
Gov. Hamilton next introduced, and was received
with three rousng cheers When he described the
of the President not policy TO build up the nation but
plot 10 destroy the party that saved IT, when he asserted
aat Congress alone had the power determine the mode
and manner of reconstruction; that while State has
legal or moral right secede yet in fact II may by force
secede and thereby subject itsefafer conquest 20 military
law and usges alone That the Rebel States having done
so are vital eommonwealths, and never will be
until terminated by Congress- that while by seeding in