New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

Special Dispatch to fte N Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Monday. Aug. l3 lse6.


PBnADELPHIA. Monday, Aug. -. lse6.
The following speech was delivered this evening
before the johnson and Cymer CGb Of this city by Gov JAS
L. orr the Chairman Of the South Carolina delegation to the
Convention: q 20 ...g i.
crHESs esteem myself fortunate upon The preso-
occasion with being honored with an Invitation 10 ADDRESS yen
on me 9Ped5 b % S viii mened Douglas when
emocrac party woBd to God that he again stood before
01 Int Ss s sS SSs esn SuI va
here between the Conservative men Of the North
o 9d .S Of Soa sGS Ssi the s & sfss
he people Believing they Ss sscsa You "a
not sgee 70 that War resulted The south was conquered
has been established fray as the legal one That
decision wa, pronounced on 'as Rsd oas ~
BILE The nationality Of our Government has been
you'd the dTsadi Whether the de-
BY s @ % people sel stS e. T a to
large extent been stripped Of their property Their banks are
gone and their credit gone Ia many localities the great
standpoint Of civil law has teen lost Thus the people
othe South have r need Of stsbe Government than
% seS oath; Z: support ss ann although y00f
pSe q oR % cS@e YET w that any
prdation Of the debt wond be dishonor to, my own
to be my chnarcn'a and grand ehiIdren's Govern.
ment. As participant ip the Rebellion. am more
stand forth before all Of the earth all the glory
and pride and prosperity Of great nation Of the
door for eight long months asking Congress TO
represent there. II not to be trusted when
these privileges Mo- For the rghtof representation is
gared as ons ofhe most sacred rights in the country
while taxes are imposed upon US without our CONSENT ans
delegate from South Carolina to the Convention. aud
party to stand agsns. the mad policy of the Radicals 10
Congress When the Convention and sends forth the
results its deliberations trust that all right minded
shall be able to agree TO their deeds. vs.
Further addresses by Montgomery Blair and others
greeted with applause after which the meeting adjourned
Additional List Of DeIegases-The Csnvensisn.
We are enabled this morning to add to our list of
delegates to the Philadelphia Convention with their political
NORTH CAROLINA.
DELEGATES AT LARGR-Wliam A. Graham once United
States and Cabinet Minister then Rebel Senators
George Howard bitter Rebel throughout the whole war r.
Paryesr once Wing and lattery member OF the Rebel
Congress George Davis at time JEFF Dayss Attorney.
General
TENNESSEE.
DrIEoAIFs AT LARGEJohn Baxter John s. Briep J0rdon
Stokes John W. Lcftwieh.
Nelson a. BIggsrd |, Hon Emerson Ether EtSsridgs, w
John Msftn Rolf s. s.gndsr 6Ol Sam Tate Col Joan +.
Col W d Ferguson Col A. H Douglas Col Moses white.
W. =. srsse.ii a, $3.50
DRnreArEs,-Abert Pike, Brigadsr Rebel army vhcled
cody Of scaV lndtnns HarrB Flanagan, Colonel Eebe
army AsA 64yn0y the state from lea TO the close q The
war J. C. fkppkh, Brigadey General Rebel ermy n y.
Bell Major Rsbe! army J. r. Fellow MAJOR Rebel army;
Surgeon Rebel army c. Boudno breed Indian secre
ary Secession Conventions j. D. Kimbel Rebel ofcsr POSI-
ton not known. ..l s.
NEVADA.
This State will be by GdeonJ Tucker and Geo.
g. Barnard New Yorkers and followers Of Democracy
CALIFORNIA.
The nu vi Cea.sas apDeaYed among thu
delegate, rom this State This sifo
has too much principle to attend such Convention Hem
dorses Congress. .ff
Deeiincs Bsisg Delegate.
~ d. Esasr Of n:x Y L,isSs :. "a
Sin: Please correct the statement p yoay is-ssss
s.~,,., am delegate 70 PHILADELPHIA declined to
,usay 80, IN tbaf Convention - EDWARDS PERREPoSr
~ b. frsLisepsis Monday, AnR. Is lH6.