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


sp4a back 10 Chicago Friday night by large crowd Of
Ne supporters and whom be delivered address After
reviewing President Johnsons Reconstruction and Fenan
policy and declaring that he would take cent Of the
decreased compensation Congress voted Mr.. Wentworth
ssid: sA..Ss 40, .. ts-~
The Convention at was intended to bring about
revOluton Of The present Government by giving an 9BPoI
tuny the CoPpehead Of the North to unite with The Rebel
President when Congress Ourns the 4b Of March next
20 Immediately eau together again and then bringing bc cs
stage go STATES Courts where is trusted
spssleT bad believed Congress should not adjourn He
believed thai the cOSntry wiz when ee tnOse
Md 70 aid others Then Andrew lit back and
s succeeded Congress decided On an
md did adjourn He personally was in favor Of remaining
What DE Philsdephis Convention proposed do He be-
yed that short time the position Of the three parties now
either Dc whale would swallow Jonah Jonah would sss al
sDly two paItes in the 6eld
The Republicans Of the Springfield District have renoni-
natsd the Hon s. NJ. Culom TO Congress.
MississlPPI.-S J. L. AlcOrn, under date of
Washington July IS has isaed long address to the PEG
PIE Of that State Aer arguing for their admission into
Congress, he says;
The Peace Democrats" are mere handful So far their
during the struggle Of the sections is concerned they
tSe North they have fought YOU in or by substitute
Their taxes strengthened those snews of within whose
spskthsy certainly gave your assalants men money
passive obedience The WARNING Of that party constitute.
abe Republicans can find in the history Of the war no
in the matter IT, however forced to choose. you might
perhaps be Influenced BY the consideration that foe is
you would repudiste You could The debt to the sol
srs could not repudate would On the plea Of
son 70 resressntscD Congress- has Submitted to the State
tcr adoption number Of amendments to the Constitution
Even objectionable In themselves you could not be expected
10 support those amendments seeing that they virtually
20 many direct imputatoDs upon your honor.
n
mated for Congress from tho Eighth District August by
CouventOn presided by Senator Henry s. Lane The
latter, in address 20 the Convention said.
There is strange Lforune connected with our Vice
rsdeSs and trust that henssO.th more care will be taken
70 divide our territory and inaugurated treason TO John
himself to the South lower stD 10 John c. Breckenridge
svowed Rebel and down still TO Andrew johnson And if
were Wee
- h II
xeePre.ident Tho schonck Bounty bin which passed the
l sS'I PS %o votes :n' Ths wa:
BY ADMINISTRATION and especially ey Secretary NC
GrIloeh who blush 70 say an ilaaa,a ana Sresd
johnson man than the President himsvu. ne asa S
,,oi man, and 10 determined remain Secretary Of
long johnson President Il was through
:S1l: lie r. IN sssHeS Ss III IT npca M Nose.
sssr all he hsa 81 Moses Istolhs any command OF
Ler whereas johnson hsd several %s 10
FewOrleans riots as the legitimate results Of Johnson
ss did the loyal men Of the North would
complete work time There woud 0en be complete ana
here wen be the silence the and of complete desOls
ton-traitOrs would be swept into the Gulf
KBSTUCKY.-GOv. Bramlette has issued call for
nm election on the 18th Of September fill the position
sgped by Gen. Rousseau Gov herriweafher has consented
80 be candidate against the General.
The victory Of the Rebel Dwell Union Officer Gen.
HobsoD Vaandgbam and another kindred spirit
,uite jubiaDt Here their dispatches;
DAYTON, ONO. August :. ls66
ITO he Democratic Central Committee Frankfort Kentucky
Hearty congratulations your glorious triumph yester
day Permit me to mings my TeoeGngs Win yoSTs
LACROSSE, Wis, August g. 3 80 p N.
TG Lacrosse DmocrGt and its thousands Democratic
feadss send greeting TO Kentucky for her noble stand for
jeremiah twenty third chapter and nineteenth
An amusing incident occurred in Newport Ky, the
Democratic meeting at Washington Han on Friday night
Some in the crowd called out for the band TO play Rally
tseRnd the Flag, Boys in which this line
The was ~ complied IS WITH SP the Band had not per
terned more than fourth the air when down came the
seated The shouts that Went up from
PIRsoSAL.-The Hon. John L. Thomas, ofMaryland,
Nas ssIsasded Cape Island Sstn-dav ~
Speech said that the poudes vote OF his life was The one 10
n pass the Civil Rights Bill over the Executive Veto lie be-
sved the President pursuing his present course so sso
reelected President by Southern Rebels and Northern Copper
heads and that be mainly influenced by Seward who
Satsd the Republican party because it would not make him
RTesidsnt
q sn,ior Ia, declined on account Of i'll health the
inyitation to deliver address in Faneui Hall Boston
!. MIssouRI-The Soldiers Mass Convention at st.
Iouis On Aug TO- . strong Radical Assembage Gen.
logan made speech In which the Veto measures Of the Pre
Gent were soshingy denounced The General was i0h0~eo
hy 0ova Fletcher and Oslssby.
Ven shsrmsn having appeared a. one oitne n'ssa
npeais ct the socsed Conservative SOLDIER meeting he'd
nj b. Louis on Thursday night be bss published card sta
4hs that the Of his entirely Unauthorized
VneIxIA.-A friend, writing from Richmond,
ays: Since Andrew johnson has taken command OF the
Kew ORLEANS rioters traitors here have become more out
SPOKEN in their sentiments OF hatred for Unon people The
Rrsdelt now receives cheers at the same tine Jefferson
Davis and Robert Lee DO 1t only yesterday that
.,A.y school Qfs Metaods Chssot went to picnic cheer
iss 4, The way for Davis and other traitors @eas
scly true. now In Providence which shielded them oo's
shs war" r, cat 1850
1--WE have good authority saying that although Gen
gohs Logan not desire TO b nominated ot C9nge
Convention Should nominate him be would moi feel at liberty
decline u. noIis.Gn II hsTns bean sfDssa
ospt that nomination. make this ss,ement as oorect2n
rep :ps si R.1 ISssa State f. @ Fs wSos1sr
may be nominated for this ONCE we trust that be VIII De
eesr The soldiers are entitled TO representative on tAs'
MAssAcHusHrrs-Gcn William Cogswsl has been
recently appointed Postmaster 10 Salem to succeed the Hon
John Chapman The appointment took the citizens BY sur
rss ana It seems By toe apPontee as by
ANYBODY else Tie Esshinston RNbas cassed the Cogs
vsns among those prominent in the State who favored the
Philadelphia Convention but the sequel shows that The kprb
made third surprised party in the premises The Boz
svn T,ssserips ssys iels 81
tls General without any application solicitation on his
part with what promptnes and msnlns:s and IN what
be declined the appoints VIII he seen b
the following letter which appears in Tia San RS," OF
chs morning; document TO have been an
tad the