New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
POLITICAL.
MABYLAND
PROCEEDINGS OF THE REPUBLICAN UNION STATE con-
vEYTIoy-REsoLUTIoSs ADoPTBD-DEIgGATEs TO
TIKI LOYAL SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

Maryland
was represented and great enthusiasm was manifested
,,ee nrmber OF soldiers OF the Union and original Emanc
patons who denounce my policy were present as deie
gates Thomas Of Frederick Temporary Chairman
said in abiding the Philadelphia johnson Conventions
is one Of the greatest political conspacies that has eyer
been formed upon the face Of this earth for the sungaoD
and ensavemen Of free people am satsned theIes
the base conspiracy something that VIII probably no,
be dsrayed until after they have manipulated and arranged
II definite and have drawn into its vortex innocent
but deceived persons Does not every one know me nature
purpose design 81 their manpuatoEsi Can we not see
through all this athess that they nave
matter He purposes originate middle party In the eonn
try far manipulation Of the philadelphia Convention
Won viii see that ahless man Andrew johnson will be
PEELED to fall back into insgnfcance, and VIM H. seward
will advance forward in the ranks anS make his claims upon
that Convention for nomination TO tho Presidency oil the
| United States
After addresses by others George W. Sands Of Howard
County was elected President Mr.. Sands member Of
State Convention and an Eecor on the Lincoln and
johnson He has just been removed by President John
son nstgaton of Blair and Swami from the position
Of Collector Of Internal Revenue in the Vh District MI
| Sands said:
The Convention has pleasure Of being presided over by
headss So far as am concerned they have not pat
TO back the good and true men with whom
have served during the war For one will never prove
Me who gave me their suffrage word the issues Of
his day What are they There but left TO that miser
able old party that made the about the negro and
have now no political capital but the and they are going
saying TO the people that you and are
negro equality negro suffrage men, and OIL that miserable
trash dispose Of such arguments and Of them so for ar
concerned by saying that there not the samoes negro
In tue would ol0tbe with the ballot ana
| the elective franchise than the red-handed traitor.
He said he believed that the WHO'S unfortunately
accidentally the head OF this Government is permitted
to 90 his mad and miserable career be Will bring trouble
and confusion among Referring to tho Philadelphia Con.
| yention he sadi
or all g ends faction congregaed n one place on
the face Of earth that exceed all There us not the
better and pobor than the President ofthat tel
they may do A. they please bl they cannon VIII Iy VIZ
5 sSs 10 paI sh or master Thes he took hu to
the top OF high mountain and promised him he would fail
Of e s esS S0 fhs poor devil @ not own
tell YOU that viii before there WI
not 10 one crumb from The table Of Uncle samuoi euwb
that viii find ts way down their capaco1 threats Le Us
We 10, LamaHiiy and everywhere the prayers o. good
men all world around sboat and with Us They
tey viii and II down. crushed and bleeding to-day
would rise tomorrow
Committee on Resolutions appointed with Charles C.
Fulton Chairman and after short recess reported 90 %
lows which unani mously adopted:
To, We heartily indorse the Constitutional amendment as
passed b, Congress regarding 1t as 10th far ana Impartial 10
that we Gee nothing the refusal Of Congress 20 er
c1de non vong negroes from tie bats Of representation
tasls Of representation in our horse OF delegates
That while not 10 favor Of extending the elective
sas9 be TO Sls 81 f.d We sas opposed
70 ss % % ., have he eod Of mova men on
he 20 o. MsIysnd ard eissvh..e il The recent war
preliminary qualification 20 the admission Of members from
ha, taken par, in the late Rebellion should be admitted
10 promneni participation Y the o'Guuen Of the Union
whcl they labored 90 earnestly TO destroy
That regard the Of Gov Swami In relation 20 the
Registry Low direct invitation TO ihose whom be has ar
ss sss ~ s % RiiaiS q ss
That We hail with qualification Ike evidence given though.
the loyal States Of determination 10 upheld the Cor
of
The Constitution and the laws -
idenAly the sane policy az that az Jen DAVIS Abd
Gen Lee aud iha, those oiesed vnion men o. MaIyand
who have given their adhesion 20 that oncy aye necessarily
IN aaii0n With the leaders off, Rebellion ard 10 abtagon
IAN to the 10y al men Of ,le uaion. ,...,. 81,
view with feelings VI horror the details OF the re
Of oyal men at Seworleans vhGh u me
pccv and We bod Gov swami and other Of Lis
policy a indirectly implicated N rs terrible results ana 10
,ponbe for policy calculated TO produce similar eond
That We are now and win be opposed to and III
favor Of liberty and Free Government the world over
and hence denounce policy Of President Jobnson which
places the military POWER Of the United sote IN ne hants OF
the Rebel Mayor Of New Orleans TO crush ont the Union sen
ment Of Lou.ians and the other hand Yields the ZANE
military power TO strange the efforts Of the IRISH peoe 10
establish Republican Government for their native and
The following delegates were chosen the Southern Loyal
sts Convention TO meet Philadelphia the Sd Of septem
Der
Dstsoo at LGse-J A. j. cre.yel the Hon. fT r,s
Thomas the Hon Joan L. Thomas the Hon d. Lee ClaP'
man MAYOR o. Baltimore Gen. DeInson. {. G. Fulton CO..
samuel i. Graham Geo. W Sands Samuel NJ Evans and
a DS HSS Ss'SS Sl T0R K r Rsny
ss3 gs1ss EfsSa f bsSs R5y
chester Dr. Cadnus Dsshe Of Somerset and WIZ H. W.
i seoss D,John A. Hopper George ~ Mccpmn H.
Lefesre q Hartford John 7. kusOI. psvd Lssey csg
Lowery Johu McCiargle WIN. Kmbsl Of Baltimore City
Tls s,oelSdge S John Iar Ions I cSs
WGs Bend a%Ss Si ats wn Ean D' Tho. e
james CO.. Z. r. N Fae1iz Of Baltimore Sy y, .u,s,ar,
William DSns 1v fsT S ssrg W.
F.ee G sese1 %Pon BaSrusn Of County Col
VIM A. MeKiIlr Eiehola. D. Norris Of Carroll County
con @y cat Ii SMITH wm Albert Of baltimore County
DR. Joel Hopkins and j. H. selman OF Harvard snSey Sahe
Of Prince George Thomas D. wilson aho '" l. '" '''O'0''
! Of Anne Arundel
The Convention then proceeded TO nominate oondda'e TOT
Controller OF the Treasury the baong recruiting IN the
selection Of Col Robert Bruce Of Allegheny County Col
Bruce served with distinction during the Rebellion in com
mand Of q Maryland regiment Leonard bis opponent and
johnson candidate resigned when the Emancipation
Proclamation issued aud swore he would not fight for
pigg.r The Convention adjourned With cheers for Con
gress
There much excitement In politics here created by SSanns
registers enrolling Rebels and their 'ympathlers voters
The Congressional nominations will be made week The
Indications ore that John Thomas and Francis Thomas will
be chosen in the Second and FOURTH and Harris in the Fifth
ell in the present House In the First District George Wick
ers Rebel sympatbcr will probably be nominated by the
johnson psrty and Col Graham by the unionists In the
Third District. Stewart Assessor Of Internal Revenue
strongly suspected OF being Johbsone and working through
bis subordnates for tho nomination He has been office
e and lately moved into the district aer being
disappointed In not obtaining Office in Baltimore County The
nomination would be death blow 10 Upon men in Winter
Davs district az lis connection with johnson would make
them dius him He to create sympathy by
Of his removal bnt there 10 no truth in It, Any other man
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