New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
NETWORK, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1866

The spirit thohven been entirely cordial and
aa ST Judge sd o. SSSsnS o. Opsne he 10
speech Of decdd force which the delegates interrupted
Ses S TAs g 5sf pusS
nomination for n, temporary Charmanslp was hailed IN ths
TS capital effect The eloquent prayer Of the Rev NJ,
jackson heni by the Convention standing and WIN
at the right which back again rem The ana
Ike the sound Of the banner on the anvil On the Whole
therefore far more than and SyS So
| table. They are al men Of the people.
HThe gave whshaypsd the Charmsns desk on Of
Convention which preoptsed South Carolina into Secession
and presentodby the Union League TO Gov Hamilton OF
Texas whs receEed it behalf Of the loyal Conventions
You see the whirgig time brings about reveDges and
seems NOR Poecai than re TACT hat tne
fsren. tone wen exercised by Durant. There was
curious wooden music init Of the palmetto striking Tor nee
DOM OF Louisianf knocking down South Caroline ana the
loya men Of outh calling the country to order with the
little wand hat rspPed the South into anarchy
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION
Az O'Clock he Southern delegates having arryed and
taken their seasn the hail. Col Stokes OF Tennessee called
the Convention T. order, and said; 49,
the meeting OF ih true loyal Of the South Applause
few months a few Union men 10 the City OF Washing
the South Should convene their condition. their
sustion both political moral and social issued cal Tor me
CITY of Philadelphia this the Sd day Of September
I will now proceed to read the call m
To s loyal Uapnias Of the South The greet Issue Ia upon
The msorigin Congress and its supporters hImy oe
clare that the tghtso the citizen enumerated IN Iae Ion
spton and established by the supreme law must DO nam
tanned nyolate."
the Bst left the States alone and under such
regulations the respective States ehoose Voluntarily to pre-
scribe" ~.
in its practical results until all authority In Congress was oe
I nsS IF the Citizens Of The South nearly annhsted and the
land desoated by eli Il war. a.
"a Constitutional principles the
despotism der atrocious Leadership be per
gress under lis Constitutional powers shall exercise its
authority taIsb the principles whereby protection ia
We MAINTAIN that no State either BY its organic law or
legislation make ansgression on the rights ofthe et
We demaId and ask you to in demanding Protec
ton to citizen OF this great Republic on the basis
ment would recognized legitimate under the COnstitu
,ion far does not BY its organic law make impartial
Under the locrine Of State sovereignty" with Rebels
n e M H. their schemes 10 destroy the Unou
there will DO safety fr the loyal element OF the south Our
aiou party Dat has stood and standing BY the nationality
by constitutional rights and by the oenehcen prinepes
FOR The pdpose Of bringing the loyal Of the South
into oonanctye action with tho true friends OF republican
in eooY nv rber from the Southern States including Mig
,onr Kentucky West Virginia, Maryland and Delaware to
meet Independence Ha In the City OF PbDadepha on the
first Monday II September NEXT
Il is proposal that should meet at thai time to
mend meauro the establishment OF such goverQpsDt IN
Ina Ne trIst this CAL vii Be responded by numerous
Ts Ind Of oyernmeh which gves fun projection to all the
rights q the tiren father. intended claim
az our brtLrt Either the lovers OF constitutional liberty
must rule nson Rebels and their sympabIers be per-
miitsd 10 mis'ule N.
Snail oyat, or doyAy have the keeping Of tie desnics
OF the nation Let the responses 10 this call which now 10
circulation fo signatures and Is being numerousy ssned
Notice given that gentlemen distance have their
names attsshs. to 4 y seaHB rs0Se y Litter esS,.a 20
Jane, FO~lsr James oey' T.nn..ses ssen
l ia n'r Hs. Si'' j. .%lss sA" O.: 4
LGs, sisrGpd Ts.s O. W. hS born d.G EH w, Wv
ss G. H. VEL AsI.naa, ysi W, B:Ill.y Viz
:$ VIZ. sss S;:s::
Ssss usl,psoss yirsss xsIsaGsr n Davis yTsn,
0oedls sssl o.ossi D. H. Bingham AAbsns H. L1eoaee
Wsssi.sfa, J,ly Ise
Gsnasn.1 ., the con,soe. A. q. time th. ssll ss
whea the y Isops q ss south should tst; sssS
and ia. 6ssg dsmens'r.isd e,e day more clearly tAs ne
"a. .s S X, @o ps. ps;s Pa ss |
sss,on nOv the American people whether the loyal
p!ss..d civil aud religious liberty the nation shall rule
whether the power shall be With those who would Dsay ~
aa. the greatest works hat has ever been per.
formed In this nation sepe Pc .na ms ~ ass
men, sad isos tia, you are patriotism. know
that yoa Withstand BY country and By its nag
sepS. Tsc loyal men Of the North are also hers
and ready togo hand hand win o. %sss n u. sn
oIscgss S,msaf We viii be enough kr them. and viii
a ,y At the s aas naoa win ina rise IN
their might and strength. (ApPaassa WIZ not
ssss GG Convention ne, should progress desire 70
the Convention organize and about It's WORK ana when We
DO 60 aSoS nus ,ss srs raveas IN the sS. road
now propose that Doctor sidney OF Msspp come FORWARD
and make motion that some gentleman act as temporary
deissse frsm Maryland moved that Gov. Shannon Of
Yoasspa declared temporary chairman OF this Convention.
Mr. sois.-Lst Dr. sidney Of Alabama come forward and
motion that some sentensn DC maae ChimAh Oh s
Couventiot
MI siois.-wil the gentleman pardon met We have met
hare becaus Union men. and We mnst DO united:
uDdand the agreed upon before
ss S s S1s na that Dr. Sidney
Of Mississippi would nominate some gentlemen as temporary
.AS 'sSSs ,ssS ss &C end W.
should work hsrmonioasy together 10 matters not who
te gpsa rot as chairman be an honor TO meeting
ss Delegate from MsylandIn view OF the remarks Of
the Prssdelt beg withdraw my nomination. ZAP
then took the chair and was received with loud
.nnlsass He said Mr. Chairman gentlemen OF the Con-
vsntioa a preliminary TO our permanent ofsansanon
becomes nsce ssIa osai oar regular organization Is
perfected, what 10 termed 10 Parliamentary phrsse
q, ''I 9s%sI{.d 'hif"i m.itsr Of very hi.
Importance Who cur temporary chsfnAn WIN one snae
ma. nn 81 una ton ioysy Hpsus
ects upon which called 20 deliberate We must have
th.t Ella s of msa only attesed their loyalty 70
ths their and words but as many % us
have done southern prisons aud npca Che battle q
ths Nation shsi not detsiu but sbsll come mned
a,sy 10 he pois and nomipats temporary chairman Of
mi, feried and uhhnehing patriot and loyal
i,t Thomas ). Dursnt Of Louisiana Loud cheers.l
Ir Durant unanimousiy elected
~, stokes-I now present you tae gentleman who has
ust been elected yor temporary chairman, Mr. Dursnt Of
Loussns lApPlsuse
A., Durant-For this exalted and unmerited compliment
fran ths oya men ofthe South thank with sentiments
- ~ DEEPEST gratitude The honor which you have oon
fey,sd upon viii long live In my recolieoon and 10 after
yssrs shall lager among the sreenest spots N memofys