New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
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A Dslegate-I nominate ]. W. LongJosr Of the Unics
The name Of Gen J. T. Owens as representing the oys
in Blue was suggested He was unanimously elected ZAP
plause = '4
Hiram wabndge-I more we adjourn till 70 morrow at
Judge KclsyI ask that when We adjourn We shall have
reasons In the first place there sre Ersnt many nembe
that around and point out one friend Waf
entitled to judging y py.s and nobsr Of others
whom the performance OF the duties Of hospitality ought 70
sacred Of duties The and those in NaeI
Hail should have welcome TRUST that al the prcysy
We meet II a noa each degst viii have been hurried ana
be in no condition TO dispatch business 1--we meet 70 fss
tsy we win have LEFT the delegation free V
perform what have sad before among the meet sacred
follow on. what we have begun in the Convention which
we have been given such welcome hope that no commit
tee either on resolutions address viii be made day
gentleman suggests they shall be proposed at 5ooeck
The motion icing insisted it agreed to take recess
RRAssEMBLTNG OF THE NORTHERN CONVENTION
The half-hour having expired the Convention 70
assembled
Vice Presidents the Of exov Henry Dutton was cub
The Committee on Credentials was then announced fol-
T. L. GODDARD, N. b., George Mlkip. Vt Elipbsiei
Conn; the Hon Hiram waIbridge ~ z ThOs p CarPen'
B. W. Oakley Cal fa d. Lieut. Gov Brcss m the Hon
Tennsy Mich. w, Chapman, Iowa. Gen. sweat Wis The
DOL Larrowe NeVads; COL W. r. shAaer Colorado Cen
Rdmunds Dakota Gen. J. F. Bartrspf " Boys in Blss,,
Union League Soldiers and Sailors Il. p Mcpherson.
Judge KeeyThs ccnnitteson Credentials hsviar been
appointed that this Conyenton adjourn until to-
|s51Ss e O s ac. Sad ss
now assembled have appointed committee % pro
s do% s.s.Sd TRy ome 70 o .sns
such hall they can get at any hour we may
ocsck meet in such hall as may be designated
IN the newspapers Of tomorrow. .. . i
Mr. Tenpy moved that when the Convention aotourns a.
journ meet In the largest public square OF the CITY Of fha
delphs-in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
sembe here tomorrow morning and then adjourn 70 meet in
hall the Union League may thea designate and noS
Major Gen Bufnsde-T beg nv friend Judge Kelley 70 with
draw for moment his motion in order that the COMMITTEE on
Resolutions ORGANIZATIONS be heard from the derebt
here We organized and the delegates srs
great many Of the delegates are here Only l o
be their homes 10 few days. They have come fere
simply lend their aid to s oys people rom W M ssve ~,
be done to hurry forward the business Of this WIN
&c IL oSa nOne the and
our loyal friends from the South think due 70
sSp sa al. srnsoa iaAs
action be not further delayed rn .I-4
readily to the opinion distinguished gentleman who has
addressed myself did not feel that more fully con-
saw hst am 90 anxious to hurry away people Of Rhode
leland ofNew England the Yves, and q the great North
Phaaophis IL the extension Of Ossy 70 tSss nat
me from ooGsarHs entirely in S .ss .s ,Ss
spectacle Of pezzled COnyention but 1 40 nst sspt
S IL oaI teeth that they we're nasd that
oyersved By the people q the NoIn Tsrs
kst we meet We Oyl Southern men, who feel neces
sary 70 assemble in Con venon and who IN tn e
nOn.y said because they have called Convention which
would be permitted 70 assemble IN any OF the Soahes
Convention want 10 express convictions unswed ana
uncontrolled BY influence Of the North det Us earn mga
them the condition OF the South and Of the pp
and what they believe be 70 relieve the@ from
terrible condition am sses s 70
Organization, COMMITTEES on Resclasions npes'sn
% near To- Tonorrow morning shall isow she
The delegates 20 this Convention and we car as ss9s
o% their nS .ss ss oossrs
= To-. q s W. Ssa "Ss % 1gs' sSs
soq.s.n %sa have sS re- gsrs zS
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Gen Butler-M Chairman When differ from ny eloqsent7
friend from Philadelphia (Mr kelley have great doubt
S 'an Ss Dsa beg e
the Convention considerations why the apfcnnens
Stse soad report resolution. an address os
with my friend from Philadelphia whether uas best g
ears convention and all propose is to get our eyes elss
and 1S tsss s. saa ss.
aud that Massachusetts, and Rhode Island are reaay
70 TsPS rsm 'a PssSspS. hat ~os natter 81 very
grave whether we OF the North should Iepe
TIA. have offered the motion to appoint COMMITTEES
Organization advocate now the sppysnt9sns o.
may have means Of reaching brethren Of NE South
at once through that Committee, upon the question o.
al os there Be but one Of
pes-lcysly 10 the couniry and loyalty 70 the fss Asss
osS. not attempt 70 settle who shall DO nsnhe o. We
South.rn Convention bat settle who are entitled
9s he better The object to ind who
Sers q the Convection Each STATE can settle for it.s
ssGec s can best .se who shoad b. Il. CoSmss.
Resolutions and Credentials desire that We ,1one &C.
coming together 2. an merely 70 .:
20 III. and limb 70 support The csa.iiaoa Of The jailed
states or whether sha them consut in regard 70
. sAss rs ;s' srs. Ss
the souhhst great party which the necessities o. she war
have r.. Soss ss y. .ns a. in w
principles 70. which they haze offered p iesm NEE s s.
Convention win clearly Its great distinctive feature
from which last sat 10 tia city to ". nat every nan
know that no man who attends this Convention ssy
one In with the best Interests
the country with ioysy to the Gevsnmen' ana
Judge Kelley said few word, 10 reply. sAsy Gid ses xs.:
being Indecent paste % spPontt why sos vsh mn
the COMMITTEES Credentials had decided who yess ~
views Of the leading men Of the Gsk s!ss.s
in that Convention. vhen Ee said tsas Ven
ose scas destrs houd set be sa hst Nsy -
NOD speak oahsra bat IN obedenes Hsstnssn
dctaiion. wAs vey grave copsidsrsn9n vhssbss hey
dcss o. HER eeutfrrn brssrsn shoad be adoyted They
lad been acquainted with the torch and The assasns hns
and wanted 10 gohome free mem and be plead that thsy
ssoad be sent home uadsr the uputason thai eJ Lac
but echoed the sentiments dictated 20 them ..
M Tsnney Mieh hoped the Convention would NOS Cd
oan of them had shoassnds OF miles from hone
and be thought they might well organize nov - any essr
tine.
M Bailey ofN r hoped that gentlemen who 10 favor
OF spponting Committees you simply vote sGslnss IN
sdotfnmsnt and then for motion 70 appoint Counistess