, 1866-09-19
llty. 1t could not be got 10 vote, and was1whi-
:awn. This Wa near ereatine q great dIstutb.

was sacant The scenes of yestezday wesc re-
Psatsd P.Gnsen.;on prior to The opening Of he
bs!ns espended II ehecis ior iavoiite GeneIais:
no psrse9taF attention, until It etruck NJ Dixie.
York delegation showed pa,tlcular affection for
extended on iii sides. Calls followed ior = Rally
sponec, aud greeted wilh cheer aitef cheer, until
the choEna Was reached. when The Delegates lnincd
in With the words, ''The Union ForAscr,n &c,
and concluded with another enthusiastic ontbn1st
or applause.
Tie committee OF. permanent Organization. af.
ter the meeting had been es1led to oEder reported
the following as oficeta Of the Convention
President; Gordon Granger.
Vice Ptc=tdcnts-Saine, General a. s. Do:gctt:
New lork. General William F. Kogess; Maryland.
Columbia, lieutenant Il. c. Goodin.; Pcnnsylya-
MIA. Sergeant Cyrus Shank; TlrEiuia, Cotoncl
s: 5aos had :neta oh!p Gs Ssc51 4 sD Ms
Stevens Missouri, tseucrai il. +. Smith Ken
iaa pses D. Ka.5p s.ss csg
sSi %ater M u Sem Sesse e9s es%s
Golsae joei Iaof g. Peh
sectcta1tcs- Michigan, Coloncl 4. ". Williams;
Maine: Captain J: e Furbith: New York, Colo.
stsss n eapan Gys 3isns
Sergeant $. u. Kinney; Ohio, Captain J. F.
SauntcIneycr; Indiana, Colonel ". r. Davis;
TeEnesece, 1ieascaant II. F. Eo%fcr; New Mex,
leo: Cap1ain j. y. uowar's; Nebraska, General
iilino.s, General Thomas Darues; District ot Go.
1un,bia, Captain E: Nccaan.
a9s 1sfs q 5e were en-
f:f!er motion 10 amend by Colonel Campbell,
which was 1uaily withdrawn. the report was
adopted with enthusiastic cheers.
A. fl.ie Arr 4 1y9e tarcfFpf f9srH Mt
Albany. and signed By Il. G. Horton, announcing
that he had left TIC Loyal sonthcrners aud womb
f e'sSsi fs?eti saf
don't want my rats!"l
4 eommitice consisting Of Genc:als .steadman
General Granger 70 TIC chair. when hs spoke a.
FEIIow-so1n!EEs, md GEsnrxEy OF THE
paid nc in designating mo hy your unanimous
vote TO- preside over Ibis immense gathering Of
The lInion soldiers and sailors OF the Republic,
Know lcdsmcats. 10 bo selected ior thls posi-
tinn, 10 lc selected to preside over body Of man
representing The great army md navy OF The
Eare made The American soldier and sailor re-
tlctcd Ill onghcu: l.c world ts Al honos Of which
aly nan might justly be prond But 70 be called 10
the Government IS impetlile1; waeu the dn.tes OF
saving ont country from tho tcn:"nl Of s.:ifc
when the obligation !s Imposed on aae natrto;ie
Constitution Of our connt:y in all is iuteg-ty, re-
qnircs experience and ability, which do not Aat-
Ter nyse3f pn5ssss; out, ce'nraecs, with an car-
to secure peace .ra prosperity to our beloved
country, promac yon my hes. Efforts to discharge
thc dn;scs you, hayc in1rosed npon ms. Again
me OF your respect aad confidence, 1 1entcs now
upon the duties Of the chair.
On motion ot Colonel p; Campbell, ths fol-
delegates from thc several State8 selecting !:
siainc-colollel A.; ". Dra,lbu55y; Nas:sehu.efts
c1ai ist Thomas a.; 4. Dasies; New Jerse;W,fajor
Maryland -Gene1al 6. E. Phelps: District of Go:
5ames r. B1ady; ohio-coionci t. D. campSeii; !;
Inliaua- General James II. Slacl:; WISCONSIN,
General +. $. Bra=-: Mifsousi-coloncl James
:,rn.nc!sy-Iove:,.or Tlo!nas. r. Dra.nlet,c: Ne.
l':a:ka-t;enclAl II. u. Heath, New Mexico
t:ap:aan John Sheridan; Georsia-Major IL. S.
.ms-sl. Il. ~; Wallace; Ca1isoru,a.zGene!al J..
W Denver; Min,pcso,a-t:cneFal Fonraletse ;
Miel.::ean-li7Gt. ;Al.xandsz Cahe1on; L.ut=iana
III: Chair aunonpcrd t,a: General Wool would
bc COMPELLED 10 leave. anu The laitcE male a
arrlaudrl. Cs1es TO The blnl for - Hail 10 the
Cher were responded 10 By playing th4. air, tt.
audience Standing and cheering.
aepss S pse spS 81 III: essn sa
A despatch from Joh,, Il. 3Dix and Don;!as
Taylor, Of New York, wnE read, and 1otidiy
ehssrta, announcing tho succc=s OF the New York
:ihc following de'pa.ch was, also checrcd
enthusiastically, and after ',s reading three cheers
General F'fs1 %e!s sesa 4sen oF aa
To Ires1lcat Of $oldic.-' Convention, Clrveland
Soldiers Of the !ate Confederate army met hesc
late your Conyen,ion in your c,iaa 10 rSsiose
peace and qnictudc fn ti. country, aad to express
their rdeen, sympathy wilh your pairiote purpose,
5na iersts .odisrs ass1 afs siy 's 'hs i SS
,ish:. e citizens or iic states and Of thc Unis
aur part pledge security OF life, ra.&on, pro,.
< mass mec:I:.e. will be held, i,e:: io o.1no::ow
(Tlcsday) to give formal eStr 'ss:on TO thc.e pur
| LEON THuEspA1I,
VI. c. GALLOWAY,
| MAn1us Jo:n,S,
| ]. HARVEY MAr1lEn,
JAS. Z. CHALMERS,
Captain Eriee, or New York. navel that :l,t
ward snane bic .o our friends LATELY 1t
cl'a;fn,an 81 iii. Convention be reane't.a - s 10:
as'ns, s.S III 3i;s Il o.: friends ''
n,s correcttl ii b saying, iatsiy u:.ias as, 1os
Adjourned till IN. m.
1he snn1,' fa:1aT,ne Tanm,i sen,'cf VIC ap?o,;;
7Ssfiss; w aais asssrss s::' NisHsss Sss:s
eo, atsds: caisss 1cs''' con%sscI % @a;ca iii ii;
ss's ;n:,, S4s IT. penon e c:a;:is;' Mais' ,';api a;
). Fitch. Ihe sab-E Executive csm1,,tts
arc Generals Es'c Ewing, Deavcr, D.iIbiu
A,esponse 70 tle Semrhl. tcl,gra., was rca,
:ad approved by lhc Contention.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONTENTION,
CLEVELAND. September IS. {
To y. H. Forrest, 1Eos. Jordan and others, Mem
dhr National Union Convention Of Soldiers nm
Sailors asscmbss, here arc nroloundly grateful fo
restore peace, prosperity, and bsoiheE1y a3cclie
throughout our cnti7c country. War has !,
whtcl. wc Win 1nantaIs eontend u=tii har;noD N
and lu-sice arc restored under the Consultation.
lsi.urdl, GoEnnS <sRAyaEi;.
/ e. 4. Cus.c:, James IT, Stcalsnsn. joa0
Wool. ThoMas Ewing, Jr., Thomas ctitttndtl
. Thomas T.. Dsamlct.r.
) nel Tmtalc. were announced, the reading OF whtc
were erected with enthusiastic cheering.
Adric.atton OF ono from c.,ch Ststc and Teri
/ a
fointrt1 10 lay tho prosecuting. OF this conssntiu
I LciHsc the President At Washington.
, l1on + D. Campbell. from he Coa'mt.,n q
whirh was adopted with Immense cheering:
the al .nd ,aasy et TIE Unitsd States III ,',s n
rrnt war for the suppression Of the Insurrcclol
the maintenance OF the Cons ti;atlo1. the Cover
ment and the la; Of tho Gnio1, are grateful to A
t tue rc1ls ri war, and ior MS mercy in csowuii
t1ie5r rSnrts w!th victory. freedom and peace d
) pior1n. ,l!c absence fron, their midst Of mar
= their feblood their devotion to the sacred eau
ot american nationality, anu determined no
le:t,oIoIc. % Stand 6y tie principles fof Viii.
= | survivors have 1rinmphed, being assembled
: National Mas* Convention in the cry of Ilcv
!, lind, oLio t3.is l',h day ofseatrn"cz, SCI. |
:Ftt: That re heartily approve the rcsolutio.
8 adapted hy ihe National Union Convention. he
III The city Of rA'ladelphta, Oh tbs 18th day oi A
| gust last eompnscl OF delegates Representa-. q
the atatcs and Territories OF the United Stescs.
nssssn ::na,lha, IL our Sbss: IN taking ur am.
o c t 10 aSaa
d equality and rights Of the several States ani1
moi fer conquest Or tabu:atoa; ia When thc Il
% stitued authorities Of our Ssilonai CONSTITUTED
:. either in sbe North. tho Soutl, the East or We
j. e1nulaung the sclf.sacriacing example Of q
IS revolutionary fotefalhcE=, we will again pledge
IL | hnnor.
Df General Este, from the same commftco,
ported . lc:eihy address, which WAS reesis
Is | with NnbOnrlcd enthusiasm, and adopted vi
Is waving Of flass eaccss4 a:.l singing 'lslily Ron
< General slnek offered resolution dep7cca.i
'G the action Of soldiers IN joining eccrct polit
- societies.
4 Great confusion cnsaed. Delegates from
E. sidcs addressed the Chair at once,
At The resolution wns withdrawn.
Is Three cheers iot TIC Fenaue we.2 called Cor
Caster, aid tsree for the stznsZl!n; Mcei.an !
m publican. by Ar. Campbell; loudly responded
=, General 1irath oleed resolution which -
Il supposel t. he acatu.t negro en{Isace md can