The New York herald., 1866-09-06


by the Common Council Of the city and transmitted to
| the convention by the skedadding Mayor, who ran
away TO avoid meeting the Pesden; oil tho United States
when he visited Philadelphia, but who has been so en-
thusiastic in his welcome to the ignorant whites the
Intelligent blacks, and the In brooches who
have been drawn together at this psrt-colored pow
| wow
The communication OF these negro.worahipping ON
cials is as folows-
To the peegates composing the Convention Of LOYAL
s nns emnsn sss % me o
| lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted
Whereas Convection sf soutSsrn Sn TnionIsts
e' f iss as
status In the American Unon and whereas said conyen
the Of the United States during the recent
true and always patriotic abhorring treason detetns
traitors but loving patriotism and deghtns 70 honor par
Resolved by the Common Councils Of tho city
BE II n & s a. he ns
south who rsked their ss % and pesd se ~ e ns
amid The and S s as reSeCs o,s Sa@ Sna sa Sa
Resolved That as mark OF our honor and esteem the
Mayor Be and he hereby requested % welcome them and
70 the o. he sy Tsns ns spoa y aa
hereby appointed to show them all the courtesy within
(ulGment OF these resolutions hereby tender to you,
y q s S ssms s Of 81 as a rssc
made The suiferngs you have endured in main
warmsst adraireon and The deepest sympathy Of our c
and the oo ecs you have met = promote VIII receive
During your say among us therefore Il win be our study
10 secure 10 you such aid in voar public deberatons
w mark appreciation Of personal merits
Wth assurances lhe highest regard have
MOTION MoMrcHAEL. Mayor of philadelphia
Tho sPEcrAcLeD DELEGATE again attempted 70 obtain
tho floor but again snubbod down to make for
motion by Mr. Hammond, OF Missouri for the appoint
ment Of a committee OF i've wait upon the skulkng
| city officials 70 thank them for their courtesy.
The CBAiR appointed the following the committee
GeLeral Hammond, OF Missouri; Judge Sherwood, OF
| Texas; William Wind Of Tennessee; William HILL OF
| Virsna; Henry Il Torbcrt, OF Maryland
Tie DGLgaATg SpFcTAClEs more cndeavored 10
obtain hearing but was ignored by the President who
| announced oher communications, Of which was
from Nr BacSmore re- retng his inability 70 attend
the Convention, and one from some unknown individual
in flor da oxhorng the Convention not TO edde with
the question Of suffrage but to endorse the Con
| gressonal constitutional amendment
| rus GENTLEMAN II SPECS GETS THE FLOOR.
Tie GESTIEaAy IN SrEcTAcrss renewed his persistent
Efforts 70 obtain the floor, and being snubDed
by the President and being moreover OF small stature,
lie stood upon the bench and francally exhorted the
Chair 10 recognize him, adding apologize tone that
| he only desired to present Communication from the
German Radical Republican Union League OF Maryland
His communication was thererpon received The reso-
buttons it embraced read to the Convention and the
spec acled delegate temporarily subsidized.
TnE NEGRO LEAGuEas OF NEW YORK.
York signed By Isaac n. schermerhorn, next pre-
sented and read, also telegram from the
EEscurRs SYRACUSE,
who begged to greet and hail and congratulate their go-
rious black and white brethren and their associate
women In breeches upon the niger revival In the
Quaker City, al the cost OF six cents word
THE POLICY DODGE
Massa PopE OF Missouri OF the serious performers
OF the band, opened the ball for the introduction Of
food Of resolutions by Offering the following
The se ed Ss Ss ss u Be
proposed the people By the c0H
Resolved That citizens of the United States and Of
States. all
to The adoption Of The constitutional amendment
as g the mosl A psroc 70 i;re SspaSesn
s issue esr han ia pro-
ass cr 1 % n in tho sso here s
and e es heT Sna 70 m s 81 e as
N an % aas rrns SoA tho recently
The syRcAoLED lELEGArE from Maryland cxcItcdly de
mAnded that the liH OF delegates be called before any
be taken upon such resolntons bur he left
unnoticed and the resolution referred TO the
mi,tee. -'~~
VIRGINIA CAN'T AGREE
DBIEG VIRGINIA offered resolution endors-
ing the action OF Consress SO far as y had gone In OPP
posing the President and adopting the constitutional
amendment, and promising TO its members the support
Of all loyal but declaring further that Congress
should have done more than II did, and have taken
broader and comprehensive ground by recoenzng
the fact that the country never be at peace and that
no proper reconssrucon take place until all
our colored friends are allowed 70 vote
This resolution received with applause by the
coored portion OF the audience and bv Miss Anna Il.
Dickinson and Others Of the ssrongmnded female dele.
Ayorntn DrrrrArK from virginia In an excited manner
desired say that this resolution did not como from the
Virginia delegation. No person had right TO oner u
for them. IL did not represent their views.
Tie mover or the resolution SAID he offered II,
tho views of the delegation but his owu and he only
desired reference TO the COMMITTEE The resolution
rnE vorg OF TIL c1xyISsTToy.
Mr.. DANIELS. o. Louisiana, offered resolution pro.
vding that on all questions relating 10 party principles
the different delegations should east each az many votes
as their entitled to in the last Electoral College
Mr. AuLLas OF Tennessee who evidently did not
relish haze the credit OF the paternity OF resolution
taken from n by another delegate, objected TO ~ re-
ception. ID had himself offered just such resolution
yesterday anlt had been voted down. and he believed
u 70 be out OF ,irdcr TO ofer !! again
taIking at the same time, unt at length the
srDTAdgD DElEGArE moved to lay the resolution on
the table, which saa, carried
nm o. REs0LUTIOEa
II now became eydent that thu Convention 10 be
flooded w,th resolutions, all tending 70 the same point
side for and te other against he policy of declaring
that there shall DO 10 feconsuction unu negro sasee
forced upon the nation by Congressional action. Every
del gate had resolution 10 ms pocket INC MAJOR pafs
pl which were srion on dirty scraps Of paper tbas
bore evidence 81 greasy handling The secretary r.
| osiyed tLem in an awkward manner, holding them
gDgery bctween hs fingers, and keeping them - as
| great distance a. possible ron pig nose
4 pgg'EvEaisG DaiEcAfE
DKLgsArE FRog Missouri, VINO had for time
haan nnr shlr. ono ~ theee oed scrn nd waving n
before the Pre- aent 70 attract bis attention, al e0gsn
succeeded obtaining recognition, and commenced in
bosrse aud naadibo voice 20 read its contents, amst
\ cries of Louder louder, eve can bear word AZ.
a DuEgArE-slnd u VI % the secretary 70 be read
| Pfr EvKRiNo Ais-orRiAN-No, VII not III read y
myself
the desk Il was found 20 BE- sci Of The stcreoyped
utons declaring that there could be no peace in the
Southern states and security for the loyal whites
until The doctrine ~ entire negro equality Was isy aud
| Tho resolutions which were unserstaod BY the Con.
venton aud aud enc. 70 uphold social as well A. po.
plainly thah any others tae seatueuts ~ tie de-
brethren u the North were received with thuufors "
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