Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-19
RUTLAND HERALD.
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1866.
The supporters Of the Philadelphia
Convention.


convention is nor ,airly called before .
they commence the amiable anu enter .
tanning work Of dIstrusting and bella .
boring each Other The New York .
Times almost the only paper hitherto .
protesting to he Republican THAI sup /
ports the Convention, is squeamish .
about cousorting with Such open mouth /
ed pro-rebcI sheets as the New York .
News and World. Ii says to the News
"Our contemporary must pardon Us for /.
remarking that It's patronage. together /
with the patronage Of the World and ,
other journals of that ilk, is the most .
formidable obstacle which the friends
of the convention have yet been
called to encounter To be Obliged
to meet the ISLANDERS and misrepre-
sentations of the Radical newspa-
pers from the Tribune downward, IS
bad enough; but the hostility ot dOZ-
en- Tribunes would be trivial mistOr-
tune compared TO The suspicion that the
proposal to organize a National Union
Party is In fact proposal TO invest
with power that section of the demOCra-
cy which in the absence Of better
name, we must continue to designate
comprehend The disguised hostility is
less to be feared than simulated friend
ship And the protessed friendship of
the Daily News aud the World betokens
difficulties for the promoters OF the con
ventiOn of more serious nature than
can possibly spring from other quar-
ters"
But chat section Of the Democracy -
which the Times objects to are taking
hold with will They propose not
only to support the convention but to
control it. The New York World de-
clares, authoritatively, that no test oath
shall stand in the way of Southern del
egates, and says to the Times -
"If few republicans of the Raymond
nattarn choose to bolt from the cOnven-
ton. their presence will be little missed.
Either with them. ur without them, the
convention will be held and the South
ern delegates may be assured of the fair
play in it, which is denied them by the
Rump Congress. Union means the
union of the North with the south
That Southern delegates come to meet
the North, with view to joint political
action ia GOOD enough proof of their
Unionism; as, or tbs other hand, the
willingness of the Northern delegates
to meet the South, with q view 10 act
I 80" I+,,,an;ate I-rion means nnion
with the South; and the Times might
as well attempt 70 stop Niagara with
I,rlrvghoer @ to rrpyput the SDQtn com
ing to the conVenuon, auo 1ne'' ''aS.',s l'll',
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tac'oIy'Iu VIII ADVISE ltS re"'eIo u avn
tne convention. Inc Augusta OohS'i'u
tlonaIlsV says tne call Is d mere maui
!esVo not evoked oy popular sehO''lieh
IN Vhe North, having Vhe "elshV o' Ii
great Names ana "coucheu IN lanSuas
Whlch shoulo inspire disgust Inc u
Ter mace u.s. 1t says "oniy proposes
cholce OF masters'-We may UaAe al
oreW Johnson or the radical congress-
AND IL ADVISES us readers TO wall IC
more lloeraI propos'uons' Ihe AIiah'
New Era oeCIaIes the convention an a'
clifton trapi charleston paper heal
that notorious uiSuDlOllSlS Will not