The New York herald., 1866-09-19
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The Council Of Warriors at
Cleveland.
General Gordon Granger Per-
Manent President.
no ADMlTTANCE FOR POLITICIANS.
Greeting Of Confederate Soldiers to
Their Late Enemies.
TINE AEOREss AND RESOLUTIONS
Patriotic Appeal to the Country by
Those Who Saved 1t.
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Ene Proposed Constitutional Amend
mcnt bar to Reunion.
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ratification Of the Principles Of the
Convention Of August IA.
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lppslntmsnt Of a Committee to Present the
Proceedings to President Johnson.
ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE.
10. &c. 60.
Rati1cati0n Of the Principles Of the
Convention Of August IL.
Appsintmsnt Of Committee to Present the
Proceedings to President Johnson.

70. &c. 60.
CLEVELAND Sept. is, 1864
Although the attendance here IL not large
anticipated, that all the delegations have arrived
eeody number found to be present. and the Conven
ton 10 . most decided The delegates have
svinced sound in respecthey have rcsoluely
- their faces against the interference Of any outsider
poltician and all that will will be recognized
ahs unbiased acts OF the true fighting men OF tho
nation. In this regard the Con vention IL most
important one, and whatever sneers may be
Acsowcd upon Its action by stay home radicals will
eommand the attention and respect OF the nation. IL
this jealous independence Of outside control that
prsvented Senator Dootc who arrived here yesterday,
Aon attending the camp meeting last evening and speak
Lang. designed. The meeting confined to the
sUai military men, and such much more accept
sbls the soldiers Of the Convention. The weather s
~esy unfavoabe any outside demonstrations the rain
failing steadily all the morning.
ProceedIngs Of the Convention.
Notwithstanding the inclcment state OF the weather.
NE delegates assembled IN goody numbers, and eng
ssssre the hour announced for the assembling OF the
Osuvention, tho tent 1led TO repletion. Before
Gga.sng, Tho band favored tho meeting with number
u national airs When Rally Round the Flag
SAyed The audience became enthusiastic cheered wildly,
snA rang the chorus with splendid effect The
most exciting one, and will long be remembered by
sAsss who had the pleasure OF witnessing IL Loud
shssn were then given for Generals Wool Custer, Kons
ssan aud others, when they entered The tent.
Yhs proceedings OF the Convention opened with
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. nollingcr OF Tennessee.
KzFoRr COMMITTEE ORGANIZATION
General Dxsvra, Of California. chairman Of the Com
nisase on Permanent Organization, submitted the fol-
bving roport:-
Pros,dent--sieneral Gordon Granger
vice presidents--Maine, Gen. A. & Daggett New York,
1sr District Of Columbia Lieut. H. q Goodipg; Penn
yiysna Sergeant Cyrus W shark Virginia, Col James
oSS Ss1 sD sep Maa Mshsan
Gen A. A. Stevens Maine, Cen u. J. Smith; kentucky,
sstva,s D. Mcncypenny; Tennessee. ,apt q : Car ar
Paddock; California, Gen. q. Y. Winter; New Mexico,
cammassra; Illinois. Col; Jason Marsh; Louisiana,
hscrctares--M Michigan, Colonel A. W Williams; Maine,
Captain J. 9. Farbsh; New York, Colonel Charles A.
Y NJ boyle; Virginia, Sergeant : D. kinney; Ohio
tapsain J ,. sauntcmoyer indiana Colonel w r DAVIS;
1sh Kentucky, Major n English; Tennessee, Iieu,en-
M A. v. Fowler; Now Mexico, Captain ). W Howard
ssi Carnage; Illinois, Captain Thomas q. Baines Dis
sssct Of Columbia, Captain q Mclean
1he psmc OF private Monoyponny, OF Kentucky, was
saiisd with tremendous applause
Colonel c.srBrL~-I desire TO propose a simple amend
the report OF the Committee and that II in ref
ncnec 70 ths appointment " inc NAuohai ,oihne'-
ne committee on Hescluhons, informally convened de-
rsA me- 70 present resolution which prepare to
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Colopal c.vpnsrr-In that case ! vii Withdraw my
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