New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

10 manhood millions Of citzers who have hitherto been
bent In Slavery God grant that may bestow upon them
The privileges and immunes Of citizenship that belong to
by and by political ght Endne the delegates
base motives and grant that we may rise In dgnhed Chrs
an manhood and stand hIn ey the eternal " o.
staton Christian civilization to which Thou hast called
his Republic Deliver from the rule Of bad men, espe
c " from him. who through agencies has been set
over u and who has endangered the Republic through his
S SPn''' D.c s to the American p people men The
hypocrisy OF the party sustaining HIM Arouse the American
the TDd JUSTICE Son that they
may be able to discover the plots that endangr them and
Arouse the women Of he country sympathy with this
grand struggle Hold IN thy kind care and keeping our be-
may DO directed to in the interests
Of civilization and humanity Overthrow the Dachnatons o.
name; and the Father the and the Holy Spirit we
render Inscriptions Of praise Tor ever. Amen -
muncatioS from His Honor Morton McMichae Mayor Of
he City Of Philadelphia but by accident 1t had not been
presented to the Convention.
The communication read, as follows; r.
SEPTRMBER ls66-To the Delegates composing the Con;
meeting the Select Common Councils held this day. the
following preamble and resolutions were adopted'
RESOLUTIONS OF WELCOME.
Bea Convention Of Southern Unoni'ts is to assemble IN
city 0. for The ss dS SoSe status qa s s American
Bsas Convection will be comPoed Of southern men who
Government Of the United States during the re
I.Sed. The citizens of Ph,aphia true and Away.
tri9'ie sohorrns treason ana deens d-'0' 0"' 0's
Resided Bs the Select Common Councils Of the City Of Phis
IN h city tired patriots Of the south who I'sed eJ
lives and Pfsd iStenes % ssn and s rebellion
ard & 'neh honOr them for their courage and love s "
Rd Thas, honor and esteem. the Mayor be and
aen h. ,v during their .oioan With us Special Com
iee Of sod hereby appointed to show them all
In iaeht hereby tender to you ssnils c
city PHILADELPHIA The erhscs have made ana the SUI
SwSSsrsS ycSt behalf admiration eli he deepest
y9Ts{ Of OS[ Ger 1enrlei cooperation
During among ~, therefore, Il wi be our ,ady " enaeI
such aid in yor public Declarations will marx epe'
s Of Il fGH 9s si' he
NoR1oS MoNIoHAEL Mayor OF philaeephis.
Gen Hammond Of Mssouri-Mr President: The reception
that we received from the citizens Of Philadelphia cannot
but result producing feelings Of The most profound gratitude
on part move that committee OF I'VE be appointed 70
tender our thanks aud make response the invitation Of the
worthy Mayor and Council OF Philadelphia
The motion agreed and the following gentlemen ap
pointed by the Chair the ConmtSe: Gen Hsmmond OF
Win Hin Of Virginia H. r. Tobet Of Maryland.
communication was read TON the lion. D. H. Il9nas
Chairman of German Central Union League OF Maryland
resolution adopted Ivy the League indorsng inc
se Of Congress ~ GiSr a. ne Of ,no "
Letters we're also read WIN. Black OF Louisiana and
Sanael Walker Of Florida Of the same Turpors
telegram was read the Union League a Syracuse,
eonratntng the Southern Convention the happy auspices
undeI which they assembled IN the loyal city Of Pha
CoI w. s Pope offered thooving resolutions adopted by
ReS That he ols great only practical issue before The
pe II tie present; coming elections tie iador'smnt
o. defect Of tie proposed to the people BY
the TLifty ninth Congress. -. co.. u, - -,
will give s toe assistance IN cur power to tie sdopnon Of
Rse5 Tasi While I've raay DO eurd imiail F.arse
Necessary The perfect form q republican sovenmen N each
oe'yysi issue Other thsn 6si proposed BY Conse..
modem alf sd a IN ,Ie 5S5 cause hy ave parSns
upon members to The Coz ~ho WI oninle
recently belola si-ics aad lie whole 6oyslniagIi
Referred TO the Committee oG ResOVtions
Col Tur7er Virginia offered rcsolaton ied,r.qg the
acton Of cons c aG fgys been sustained bad il Gone
farther and declared IN favor Of negro suitcase Referred
Col. Daniels OF Louisiana offered the ioiioTing
Ad Iui ite vote o. III. Convection sa be es,i ey Stae
And nat each s1e s i .a't ne ~ The Uried safe,
under toe Lat superintendent
Al tie request Of the President John Minor Bolts Of vr
ginia there took the chair as temporary Chairman.
delegate from Missouri offered resolution expressing the
belief that could be permanent peace IN the South
until ile doctrine Of political equality practically carried
THE Florida delegation offered resolution that the abo
tou Of slavery was not affected By military POWER alone en
by Of God that Congress hat the power TO guarantee
protection TO every citizen anl that it the duty Of Con
enforce and that Andrew johnson having failed to redeem
his pledge 10 the loyal people Of The south and TO the n.o
ought 10 resign The Office o. President OF tie Ined States
Gait Wstrcas Of Virginia offered resolution that the free
school perform great work IN the regeneration
OF tie South ought TO be provided for by every State
Referred. .,.,,c
vepiion deeply ympaihze with all nations 70 assert
night u self goyernme, and a'9ring revision OF the
member Of the Georgia delegation offered resolution DE.
crng LOYALTY should be rewarded that the Government
in W hour Of peril HAT the bones Of our soldiers
pearls Republics that Andersonve Ga Is the Mecca
himself anew 10 liberty. Referred
that true democracy and republication identical IN
principle and the only safeguard OF the Governments that
citizen, that the plan OF Congress the safe plan Of
recommending that the question OF suffrage
Sorernnen should be guaranteed % every
Congress the proper tribunal to decide when republican
form Of government exists Referred,
Col. Moss Of Missouri offered the following;
Rs,oirsd the opinion Of this Convention the plan Of %
nS povidins for the Of IL 10y en.
.:ca to Tened ths defsS, BY suitable
IA Ssss4rsI
delegate from Virginia offered the following;
BY he Constitution Of The United State, 70 al i. e
r'5 T:. I4rR''''
Mr Mooney Of Kentucky offered resolution relative to
MeIicsn AFFAIR." and trusting that MaInian would soon
Mr. Franks Of Missouri offered tie followingi
port "pcn .oS ns pS deemed .dySe Whereby tic
his boy Of as many Of them As ss1 tart iFI ' ge , pro
be that Of the eeooseng tour otthe Ps
delegate from Virginia moved to strike ont the word Au
burn The people Of Auburn greatly need Of light
Another remarked that the people Of Auburn were
well enlightened lie knew Of but one man in Auburn who
The CSarmanThe gentleman ought to put down his light
lie resolution was adopted and the Chair appointed the
following gentlemen 10 the Committee;
Messrs franks Of Missouri, Griffin OF Alabama stock
bridge Of Virginia Bell Of Texas and Campbell Of West Vr
gipis 49,
SnbseoueDfly on motion Of Alexander VI Davis 81 Virginia
the following gentlemen INDEED 20 the Committee Mcsss
Bouts Virginia Duant OF Loasiena Stokes Of TENNESSEE
Hamilton Of Tex IS. and Thomas Of MaTyitDd.
delegate from Mississippi offered resolution declaring
that We recognized in Congress tho power 10 levy Ise
armies aud conclude peace and Ia The persucd by Con-
gres In lie reconstruction Of the States ltey IA rebellion,
ed the action OF patriots and statesmen aud tord
lila Ind. usaI M
luton De placed upon It's passage wItou reference TO Com
mitee.
ctinn hnin tnadn Il WIS reflrrfl 10 the Committee On