New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

The transfrrod n the Uaird STATES Cou
noner number u witnesses both sTes we-r examined
the evidence being sufficient 10 boG Them o answer
motion Of the United states District Attorney hc parties
we're discharged upon giving bonds il che keep
/ the peace for one year.
LITTER FROM NALLANDlGHAN.-c L. Naaude-
ham has written and Tie Eupe has printed long
letter IN reference to the phadepha Convention and who
10 be rghuy included in H. composition Frst ASSET.
ing that those who stand forth to the world the managing
agents Of the movement are they who were A. one time
Foremost prosecutions against the Democratic party (bu
prudeny avoiding any atteDP prove this wild statement
be urges the Convention the best method Of present M
owshp and cope He then prefaces the demands
With which he will enter tue Convention by the following
references 10 those Jobnsonan who venture
traitors like himself have oi part 10 the meeting
lam not unaware that handful Of mschieyoas and evil
isppsed peon the Republican party among the pro
friends Of the President bot themselves Of peculiarly
Odous and uupaotc record aud snecedeni pretend
up tests for admission 70 INC IuAuspha convention a.
against certain menn fact oil mcn-Ofth Democratic party
The combined mdecency presumption and folly oil this
tense together with the mingled treachery and hypocrisy of
the motives which prompt A. render 1t too contemplate ir
further notice II the Phualdepha Convention IS 10 apply
any other test than the present status ana principles o me
delegates upon the question OF the day set form
On either side into the record and antecedens OF the
present themselves with the ordinary credenas Of mem
befhD appropriately should be assembled IN the Ieq
pie Of Dscord or far better. had not assembled at all
Upon the heads Of those o either party Who shan hrSi s'
PESSsYLvAEIA-The Harrisburg 1efegTaph says oi
The recent Clymer Soldiers Convention in that city:
1t s not intention to consume any more room than
barely necesaIy 10 expose the utter and complete moi really
rdicu0rP failure Of ths ClymeTt ~ PennsyFana 10 MAKE
political capital the expense Of the men whom they rtved
during the and have mcprsenied since they crushed
the EebeOnand thus ruined the hopes OF The Democratic
party Of hs couItry There were not eLss haTa me rec
eaiss ofsa eed ts Co.renoa The procession which
formed marching 70 and from the Capitol did not con
hundred men aud boys To. House OF kepeseh
ves will nt contain hvo hundred people Al no ne auiug
the tie COuY lOr that haifNi e0tha'akhg
the Cymee soldiers from abroad and the Copper o,
Harrsburg-h mighty demousraiion dd col humber az
al MT
hradti rofe' & fh,sT C" we sgo,I snssS i,s
tw hours ride OF Harrisburg With the Coppeeend Counties
Of the Cumberland Aeg Just ovcT the fVer WIZ on
close at hand oqy TREE id'cd e,cs eerd be INDUCED 70 5sg
for Hei,fey Ctynsr ~ Soics BIAS CoHr0'i'H ONT
Sous
DKGAwARE.-T5r CyOrgc'o,os zion speaks IN these
hopeful words Of the condition prospects Of the STATE
D,lerare is no ones hardened With the OF slavery
,r,nt Cad lat her e,ou mas been gained r her and
b. her Tie praises and thanks for the abolition OF Slavery
aye not nd1sed in by nou alone the Democrhs OF
ana state are almost eager enough in their praises CLAIM The
victory for themselves Indeed have heard many Demo
express Themselves welt pleased w'h the Ie'p OF
Radical legislation on thai point
VALLANpEHAM or TuB SrTUAT oS.-As all delc-
gates 60 the johnson Philadelphia will sit down
q, the same le with the Rebel thcy will .ee interested
his OF The situation told by Tie oigy Journal
The Hon Clement L. Nallnndgham. OF the most ei1
and ustrous Of the deraes to the philadelphia Bread
udl;uiter Convention made the seDhcah TeslaTk to
was whether the whale would swallow Jonah Jonah the
whacihai t. whether the seat Democfeip psf9 NoaJ
would swaow the great Democratic party
For part sad the Ono telecaie na,c ne .sts %
doubts which siil do the swallowing Mt FAi-uePl'
THz SARATOGA CALL.--It sPpears TINT nos every
oeehoasr follows the call Of the patronage Committee. Tie
Cra1dIqre M, p, SAYS OF the csu for G. rniy Ceaven
ton % elect dclegaics-
with single exception, the name Of Federai oscr lsders
residing This village not attached 10 tie ci nbosh
not dong somewhat, amusing sVefa o. thsi shed
TO be considered Adorable Tie ruth Is Ties ere Intense
rad gated gnansOpvsed 10 Pres dent %Ohn-
son and his whole polcy. .
their arrangements thorough o. the state ha'e
secured the services Hamilton & Texas Gov Dsni'
son aad Senasr Sherman Of OHIO exA General Speed
Horace Mnyna-d Co.. Stokes Of Tennessee Gems osan nsd
Ogsaiy OF LIMOS and Charles D. Drlse Of Missouri The
Union Congressional nominations have a been made II ls
state with tho exception Of Eight District IN which
dorht Of OF tbs Hon. G,dioT
OT.h The nominations ara as follows
Iist Distr.ct-Ger William Harrow Esansvillei Second
Distrct-Gen W. q. Gresham. Cofydor' Third District
ira c. Grover Gfcrnsbrrr. Fh Dis,rcsihe lion George
W Julian Rehmond' sixth DistricIJen John SSesfR ~.
diauGpois; Seventh Dsiroi-ten. fehp - NashS1h
Tcrro Haute Eighth DisiTci-tee Hon; 6cioye . ofih
B3Edg Ieath OiSIict-Maiot william Hiams Ne Jus"
County; Eleventh DsrctCen. j. T. c shpnk Jay to1n4Y
twill be seen that the embrace eight soldiers sud
three cyl8A Tie Laporfe Orion Saws Of 'ae soldiers
We are not certain that Gen. Hunter vas IN the ibioe
year, lew All the others apprekend were. Tea
Gobirn was TIE gallant Coonel Of the I'd was tsten
Libby He - tue steel Gen Grover VS. ore q. the
p who fllccd under ere at Charleston he can D.
trusted IN any exigenoy. Messrs Harrow GRESHAM ana
Wshburn were all brave and meritorous officers A. te!
all Fed their regiments aud brigade 90 victory over HeO ~
tim past cannot doubt they wiz conduct their con'u
en.s to triumph the friends fhe Rebels next oeooo'
FREEBMEss ORGAN.-A weekly paper IN the inter-
est Of the oolored men OF the Mississippi VALLEY 20 be called
I've Frsedmr Opinion will be started at ST. Louis on the ls'
a. septeuber Il vii be large quarIo pabshed by H.
ucGee Alexander aud edited by the Rev W. H. H. White,
pas tor of the Second Baptist Church Of that city.
NEw.JEasHY We have received a call, in manu-
seris whether Of any authority not We 10 not know or
hon Convention in Trenton the 10TH to elect delegates
TO Philadelphia THIS State viii apparently be represented
At philadelphia BY ses Of delegates TIE h'r7'io"a
Jasfyn1r says
We hear that is foot among ihe Demo flc
opp,nents Of Roger this Congressional Dsfci other
sciemes 70 bold OF satisfactory candidate having
failed 10 bring ex-Jgise Hanes for that position.
The Union Convention OF the lid Congressional District
wil.robaby meet Somerye early in September 10 noni
maze candidate Tor Congress MaIorGen Robert heApsieF
on Warren is named in connection with the position.
RECONCILIATION.