New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
deavors Of mine be wanting avail anT proposition relating
10 the busness Of the convention ...r
ENDORSEMENT OF THE MOVEMENT. 90
Iettars were read from Cows Bullock Burnside Cham

70 the busipeSs OF tie contention - :
ENDORSEMENT OF THE MOVEMENT. ,-I
Letters were read from G0ys. Bullock burnside, Cham
berlain, and Others Coy. Bullock says:
II rejoice in believing that the soldiers Of hassschu
NsJ ses soasy in earnest s the
thai the fruits Of their victory shall not De lost
peopis ,ssi victory inae@ nty and security shall hsneeh
80 together while you deliberate in council others Of your
ReSsioa Many otsen have sd .ier. and have letters
from several poIraying their situation Since seos
a communication from brave Of Massachusetts, VINO
served in one Of our regiments s c GTr. .ssI.tas
aid and advice and concluding with the following words
do not mention the city In connection with tee
fsrthog We are thrsstened On III sides since the New
Orleans rots cannot be mistaken In believing that those
other loyal and patriotic citizens 10 common Effort 70 convert
the victory he field into q security against the
going letter and others that might be cited. -s
r. La-y THE RESOLUTIONS. r..- -
Gen. Cowdin reported series Of Is resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted They that che loyal
soldiers claim practical recognition Of their services
just equalization Of their bounties State and Nstional
adequate pensions such Of their numbers as have been
disabled the decent support Of soldiers widows and the
and education OF soldiers orphans They denounce
those members Of the Massachusetts Legislature who
voted against the bill for the equalization OF bounes and
thank those who favored it, peging themselves TO do all
in their power TO remember both classes at the polls at
the next election They compliment Congress In these
terms; y '.t
xxxIxth Congress who fstbfaiy remembered and lary
which dictated and the a6eSs iesasiOn Which permitted
are determined that our rights s6s Be rsspesd By our
friends fully have been feared BY foes
They thus express the almost universal sentiment OF
the sailors and soldiers Of Massachusetts, with respect
R,aiSsd That Andrew Johnson President Of the UGted
a@ sG political S &
to indorse his Poey IN ne Spgncsen q oya
upon violent Copperhcads and politicians
who denounced the magned the Union soldiers and
SppSsOa to .hs VIII Of sSs loyal people but has hsieby in
suited the Union soldier and broken bis own private and pub
This resolution was received with tremendous and pro-
longed applause. There was another resolution which
greeted with equal enthusiasm interrupted with
peated paudts and the close OF which the signal
for the heartiest cheers. II is o. follows;
soisd That should be made odious and that s
authors should be punished that In the name OF our starved
murdered brothers Andersonve in the Of
slaughtered brothers every battle field In the name OF thou
release Of Jefferson bsy We protest against insulting
SoSS Scc"Sy on cs i've and die on eoas fare
and demand that he be brought TO rs for his crimes and
without delay that he be convicted and thst he be
hung q,
Other resolutions replied to the threat Of one In high
place in very emphatic language. IL reads; -
RsOrd That tho future in The past czeus and as
soldiers will stand by liberty and the Republic and ~ az
cs . Ts.s unless sse b &c me IN
soent unjust Of the South the soldiers
sousi Claims 70 sace their personal interests to take up
arms again in defense Of the sane Republican principles for
osn S until lasting based pcn the
broad principles o. universal liberty shall be attained
Another resolution deplored the apostasy of such fell
owsocrs as shave deserted the banner u liberty and
allied themselves with Northern copperheads and South
EN- traitors" Another ordered the election of 30 dele.
gates the Pittsburgh Convention Another declared
that the only In which the results OF tue late war
eau be secured 20 loyal men aud Their poseFity Is by
rm adherence to the policy OF the loyal people, Which de-
fnr
the Rebel States and the exclusion from power aud place
OF those who voluntary participants in the
and thereby forfeited ise tho Republic who tough. for
the supremacy Of the National authority, have right
demand that The safety OF the Republic shall be held paf
mount other considerations by the Executive aud by
Congress" The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
PROMINENT GENTLEMEN
short speeches were made by Gen. Devens, Senator
Carter Gen. Cowdin, Gen. Hartman Chaplain GAYLORD
Gen. Sargent, Major Mahaa Fenan, Col. Gurney. and
Others. Gen Devens urged Let not the pen lose by
writing what the sword has won BY fighting. 80
Gen Hartman Army Of the Potomac said the soldiers
wasted by false poc S They meant as johnson
said to go forward and put down the Rebellion
The Rebels went out Of Congress Voluntarily, aud they
ought to be admitted till tsohirds Of the loyal States
said So and then only conditions Their claim 10 ges
20 electoral votes for the negro population
on unrghteous claim and elfrespect should lead US 20
resent IT, There was reason why the leaders should
not be hung BY the laws OF every Christian nation on
earth they hBd forfeited their lives, and bad no nights
that white bound TO respect Treason was DIS
armed and not conquered The leaders country clergy
man said the other day. instead of beng returned to
power should DO taken BY the nape OF the neck and
shook over hell till they squeGled like cats The speaker
described in scathng rhetoric the johnson Conyenton
and after referring the recent victories in Vermont and
Maine, added ave are coming Andy johnson, 100000
MORE Tremendous cheers. .f.r. .lat .r
Gen. Sargent said the soldiers wanted more than Q
recognition their services They wanted the resus OF
their victory received They wanted recognition of rights
without regard color Of all who fought under the nag
THg PITTSBURGH DELEGAT1oS.
Among the delegates to Pittsburgh are Major-Geus.
Banks, Butler Devens, Loring, Kinks Brig. Gems.
Briggs Cowdin, Quincy, Barnes, Sargent, Coggswel,
Hallowell Lincoln, Weld, Spague, Wilson and acott
az h. how