New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

PHILADELPHIA Sept 2, 1906
APPEARANCE oP THE CITY.
The city is full of strangers, and the hotels are
gathering crowd on crowd so that is fair prospect
Chat the Loyal Southern Convention and their Northern wei
Domers will together larger assembage than any con-
venon held in this city for Of The attendance
nom the South larger report has yet given us an idea
and the Northern delegations arriving with every train Will
well the number to a multitude We are welcoming rad
cay opposite Of those who Sat here in Recon
tiuction week ego and dued their treason through the
tedious pages Of Mr.. RaymoDds long address.
Every State s represented Sseny and merely judged by
e and conversation be said that they
,epresent an unintelgent insignificant minority in the
South North and Sonh taken together convention VIII
le the most national and patriotic body assembled here for
quarter century We have had far very little Of the
asua oancnng The proper preface to the organization ana
Elaboration Of the meeting for prayer and con-
breBoe held this evening the suggestion Of the clerical
members Of the Convention, Of whom there are quite
, number TIE exercises Of this meeting were
IN solemn harmony with the work that the Convention
propose DO is well state that the churches Of many
ienonns ons were unously fun to-day fhe religious spirit
Ae any test OF the sincerity Of the Convention
TIE TENNESSEE DELEGATION.
full delegation from Tennessee here headed by Senator
Fowler Gov Brownlow, and Representatives Maynard
ArneD Stokes Ferguson Tie majority OF them ore adyo
,ates Of Impartial Suffrage Twothirds Of this very large
delegation were soldiers for the Union
TIE LOUISIANA CONNEHIlOSs
The Louisiana Delegation is represented by Judge Thos j.
purenr b. f. Flanders Judge R. K. Howell Judge War
month Judge Hestand Field aud contains some Of TIE
ablost and puTes Of the Convention Gov Ham, with
his honorable scars aud wounds from the New Orleans ros
L. expected late tonight The Delegation is uncomprOuisns'
" Radical unanimously regarding Impartial Suffrage Hs the
snress need Of the oppressed Upiousts.
THE MISSOURI DELEGATION.
Another large delegation that Missouri with Gov
Fetcher and EN- Fisk whose dismissal from the charge OF
The Feedmen by order Of tie President the preva
lent talk Of delegates at headquarters The General
y about to run for Congress in Missouri
THE DIFFERENT DELEGATIONS.
Senator Cresswe exCiov. Francis Thomas and John L.
Thomas are with the Maryland delegation The former has
no fear Of accepting the whole Radical issue The Vrgnan
with John Minor Bolts Hunnientt and Wardwe in the lead
pros fun numbers and decided tone the question OF dis
anehsemen proving from certain resolutions prepared BY
prominent Of the delegation that they bid fair
10 go further than the ultimatum OF Congress IN
everything affecting white mans rights In the Old
Dominion. They win yield no doubt to the gene
raj voice Of the Convention heartily. Gov. Riddle
and the Hon. H. Spithers Of Delaware are at the Con
nen Hotel which the general headquarters Of the dele
cations The Kentuckans led by ex.AuorneyGenerA
Soeed and tie Hon Mr. Mckee The former OF course VIII
keau influence in the Convention The Texas delegation
numbers and ability bears fair comparison with any Gov
Hamsou Judge Sherwood and ex-Goy. Peaso have quar-
ters at the Continental. The delegation is outandou'
Radical TO the fusthest point at Issue. Wynne
Blair ana one ether OF the sonth Caroiaa delegation
nave arrived So long may look Or Massachusetts, ant
south Carolina walking arm in arm. To the Convention sgd
oey Of Mississippi Judge Stafford Of Asbaua and Cosshburr
feorgia ali Of them decided men, also arrived sena
tors Harris Howard Chandler Lane Cole, Wade exGov
PYOss Judge Kelley and Representatives Ferry, LongJ ear
SIDNEY Clark Kansas; Burton Cooke. Gems Halbert Paine
dmany Of the Northern delegates are here and wei
oomlbg their Southen brethren informally large nam
Senator Trumbull expected TO night and Massaehu
acts with Gen. Butler ex-Gov. Andrew and Gov. BuOch
win be here carly welcome South Cerolina
Banks and Boutwell, detained by the Maine Ne
California and Oregon have just sent TO Gov Hsmi
son greetings Of the Pacific States Masses Of Phiadsl
hans have thrown open their and extended the hea
est hospitality abe strangers The Union League and the
National Union Club dosg Oh in their power to make the
Strangers comfortable The League has 200 members
end each member provisions for accommodating least
zsmbe Of sSe visiting delegates at their residences
THE PROCESSION TOMORROW.
The xrooession Convention TO
ofmeetng pose 20 be one Of the largest and most imposing
witnessed In this any other city pulse Of The
loyal heGt beats high and the welcome that will be extended
the Southern patriots wiz b the rebuke that the
policy Of marder receive The city Is hung with flags
end especially viii present gala dag az
The processes II esc0r will take lbs march at 10
BY the time speeches Of welcome at the Union League House
finished il viii be DoOn- The Convention viii then
and make Temporary organization
THE PROGRAMME.
The programme Of policy which the Convention viii adop
es OF be Ohy vaguely foreshadowed That Of
Erestate VI Louisiana Judge Durant win probably b.
ue temporary Chairman Of the Convention Chairman
nNc0mDittee Address Resolves q fact Of
mel gadge Durant is believer in the doctrine universe
uf - for universal amnesty and approves such
,rae T. that will take 10 all classes. He is OF the coolest
heads ssa best hearts Of the Convention.
THE PERMAEEEcY PRESIDENT
eaeru opinion points James Speed Of Kentucky Mchse
Hahn Of uisians perhaps Gov Fletcher Of Missouri
The choice tr permanent President II would be poetic jus
tee oftbe he order honor the which martyrs
EewoAeNns BY making Of its heroes not yet
sTcd from the wounds Of August bat s determined TO dc
yeopany sete for loyalty chief Of the Congress Of his OPP
pressed brethren shall not be surprised however hear
Of Mr.. Speed beiTx the ultimate President elected.
TAZ OPENING CEREMONIES.
Judge Stafford Of Alsbama wesdzcated man and native
Alabama win cal the Convention to order Gov Hamilton
Of TEXAS will r,pytO the welcome Of the Union League
judges Sherwood ard Daderwood expected TO take
prominent part the proceedings Gen. Butler Senator
wlsos Of Mass or Senator Harris Of NewYork will most
likely preside tho Northern assembage before the Con.
Vshton foay neges into 10 fa the independent work
Of the souheI Loyalsts or the Loyasts from the
South are exvccted 20 meet m the FIRST. r..rf tr
TIE eESrMENTs OF TIE DELEGATION
Ipetalee BY teps and 10 fame their policy without