The New York herald., 1866-08-06

Hss1SrhmucOus convention btehsrs
McHdas-A call has been published az Detroit signed
among others BY Generals Williams, Wilcox, morrow,
LOOMS, Doolittle and spaulding for State Mass Goa
ventlon To- meet At Detroit the 9th inst TO co opc
rate with the executive committee In appointing dele
gates to the Philadelphia Convention.
wrscossIv 1t Ia stated that in waupaca county, Wis
tam sorenson heretofore three OF the most influential
republicans pronounce in favor the PHI adelpha Cen
vention and the policy OF tho administration.
The National Union Conservative Con 'cntion met at
Madison Wednesday elect delegates to the Phia
dclphia Convection. The following delegates for the
state NJ large we're chosen Hon j. r. Doottle Hon A.
W. Randall, and Hon O. W. Robinson The usual num-
Der OF distrc, delegates were also chosen.
Resolutions adopted endorsing the administration
OF President Johnson and his policy for the restoration OF
the Union In the evening the convention addressed
by Senator Doolittle and others
MNvEsorA Tho State Convention TO elect d-egates
to the Philadelphia Convention met at St. Paul. We'd
nesday The following delegates for the state at large
chosen ID >. Norton 7. Steel, H. NJ Rice and +,
j. Gslbraith Resolutions In favor Of President John
and favoring the immediate admission Of the
Southern States INTO the Union were adopted.
CovvrcTr THE Springfield Mas Rep ,ican, speak
Ing OF the convention held at New haven on Wednesday,
over which senaor Dixon presided, says:-"lt repre-.
sented the entire democratic party OF the State and
enough o. the republ cans evidently TO give fair assur
of FOR the organization az the next
State election" And In conclusion afds:--"rho Con-
nectru republicans will he put ~ their rumps indeed
70 hold their supremacy aga the combination formed
ut this convention. Many Of their old active party
workers are IN the movement Henry Hammond, of
Kilngly and A. c. Lppitt, OF New London, being in
THE PAfTFc srArEsA meeting Of the residents Of the
Pacific States met at the Metropolitan Hotel, In New
York ctv, on Thursday night for the purpose of So
curing proper representation Of those States n tho
Phiiadcphia National Convention Governor Samuel
Purdv wns appointed chairman OF the meeting, and
j n Carver secretary committee, consisting Of
Judge Berry and Dr Wozencraf o California Governor
Beebe Colonel Williams and Charles Perkins Of Nevada,
appointed by the chair TO the OF the meet
ing reported preamble and resolutions declaring the
symnaihv with and earnest support of the admins
ratdn policy OF President johnson his plan Of
strnction. The same committee also reported the fol-
lowing names for lie aes from California and Nevada
OF the other states Tcrr0r being represen led
At the meeting:-
FIR ca,forn;o.-,I A. McDougall Governor Samuel
Purdv, William w. Cope William r. Coleman, CLAYTON
Withcl John = Berry. Jackson Temple s. y. Martin,
O. n. Wozencraft Samuel Bell Alternlt s--W. h H.
Fale, W. P. Denckla, J. RYAN.
Fer Neor,a. - Thomas H. Harris. 3 B. Kyle r. e.
Perkins William Toombs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g.
H BE be- g n. Hail. Jesse Williams, John Car
nicha !. [. II. Norton Frank Harrison.
The following gentlemen appointed committee
to call upon Pres dent Johnson aud express their cord al
sympathy and suppor.
Cal li,ornia- William T. Coleman, DR.. Wozencraft
Governor Purdv and Judge Berry.
Nevad7--Governor Beebe, John Carmichael and L
H. Newton.
The chair appointed W. T. Coleman and e. wetherill,
Of California and q H. Harris and A. Van winkle os
Nevada executive committee, with power to call
future citing
NEW TER Ev.-The Johnson republicans and conserva-
tive o. New jersey have issued call numerouslv
signed for mass state convention TO he hcd-irrcspe
tive Of parvn Trenton the 9th Of August appoint
delegates 70 the Philadelphia Convention