New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
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the Hon Lysandsr HI, the Rev. j. ". Hun5eu,t
Hos H. O. Pole the Hon. c. G. BAYLOR
ALlsAMAzTne Hon Albert GTaH, the Hon ~ j. s'aO'd ne
KrsTueKI"f6s Hon James Speed. the Rev r. ssesndse,
Mss sn N ifo1. n o Sidney
Mfs.ooHl-eov Ttons G Esch.r n. Hon; Geo ? sn%F
& iSAR no the HI9 R,SoS e t. f f ''
koEIH oAnOIIs.rhe Hon Daniel R. GOodloe. Hope BAR
The h1| !SSn s S u q. Ho1 y y Stewart
sD1saT c. s ss j.v d E.s
DeegGte-I move that the name Of Frederick Douglass
be added 20 that List Cries Of No no. mol -.
names are reported BY Committee from the Delegates
this Convention Of which Mr. Douglass is not member
will that the gentlemen who 20 upon this Commtee
are invited BY the Delegates from Wisconsin to v hilvau-
Dr. Sidney of Mississippi offered the following resolution,
That Committee Of Eve be appointed to take The Uss'-
The resolution Of Mr. Bingham Of ALBANY in regard TO
frauds treasury read and motion OF Gov bere
of West Virginia referred 70 the Committee On
Resolutions
Mr. C. W. Butts va Before action taken on that report
would like to this the manner In which these Teos
Of committees are TO be adopted
pleasure Of Convention decide the matter nov. THIS
viii make no precedent, Of course
Mr.. Butts-Very vel.
The report was adopted motion Of the hon. BUboor
Ca notion Of Mr. Sherwood Of Texas it was
that Of 5sss e. sp5a 20
The following committee was appointed: The Hon
land, and Col Weston Flnt OF Missouri
INVITATION TO VISIT SEw-YORK.
A Communication received from tue Loyal Union
League of NewYork. requesting the Southern delegates 10
visit New.York. The invitation accepted.
Gov Hamilton created merriment BY saying that be
had piece Of information TO communicate Dang the vel
Seward bad put in nomination King Of the United states
Mr.. Andrew Johnson lie then read tie following e1faei
from The TKBuNEs reports
against him Here Is lChee ~ Gen d,anl should lss 20
.sS% hSM ia IL ye the RsPaSc Of and wonder
S s. any. G hi sSa es; he sT 1ai sSIS e How
many The S 90 p1 Ssd s s SO s. we
signify BY haIrshas 1s ss'e cheers wow sb
tcsd Those who are il sye 80 viii Is,s say sye Lood
end s;i S SSi 9ss U %'at REV
BY request ofJ L. Thomas OF Maryland another
substituted for bis OH the Committee ON Finance.
Mr. NcKip Of MARYLAND offered the following resoutios;
apPoS. d. southern ssis. 'app I...
tuned against Of the land by iEdOns President
The PresdentThe resolution is entirely ont Of order il
usurps the function 81 the EK seutiye Committee
George Barbour Lewis OF Memphis Tenn offered the fol-
RoireS Ina. i emf hn,cay duty Nation
efsetuay that 10 saea mode as nay be eh-nt Zee ehc
, ~. s,,ss p vet eaSrittrd and the pets
S,s Of s s sosset yoan Sy the ching
their schools seseees and colleges shall De- PEE
Judge L.wi said that the suggestion o. ais friend Stokes
of Tennessee would substitute TIE word "reOrganzed for
the word readmted It was important that the children
Of South should be educated under loyal Influences es
white black IN aoy way that Congress should
deem expedient ,,.
table saying they should first take care Of their own
friends. 49,, ,,.,.-
on u1rec0nsirncted States. -,
Gen Rdges Of Ark said that no had been opposed oil bio
m 10 strife on Of principle involved the Tesoas
Iiou This resotion upon proposition that
fact viz that there was degree Of amons
tie bite people OF South fanaca would hare
them believe he had lived South al bis life aud did not de-
hear reflections cast upoa their people even though
auction beng made the President asked Gen. to eonhse
himself to the question: he tben eoneadedo saying tnat no
was opposed placing entire dcsnes OF ais section 10 tho
The oooh 70 refer to tn Committee on unreeOnstruetsa
Various mcions to adjourn were offered and lost.
luton Of taanSs to President Speed and officers Of the Con
the able which they had filed their 20
O. c. odsborous6 Of Maryland offered the following
luton, which was adopted;
League House oaw Wednesday, September s. ISOO.
delegate moved TO adjonrn sins die.
egate-I that is intended TO force this Conven-
tion adjourn die ocsy 10 choke OF al discussion
That cannot out SOW seeds of disorder aad cohtesuoa
On motion Convention then adjourned q O'Clock until
w. ADDRESS OF MISS ANNA DICKINSON.
Amer the loud calls made Miss Diekn
son. seated in the Hall The meeting was again called
to order and Theodore Ih'ou Of New'YoFk appointed
Miss Dickinson on being introduced said that the great
loyal heart OF the North warny welcomed tae loyal men q
had gathered here from the merry furnaces OF
Rebellion The enthusiasm which their coming bad eIeted
from 20 point and hight 70 hight and had
aa mnSs With and brought
light at their bidding APPLAUSE As Sue l9oksd into ne
states which rebellion had swept rs nery Hood and
realized surngs they bad endured and the sactoes
s,ed for dsvefance when no deyersnce came and they
had endured aud suffered STILL receiving oooqay and cofD
things Of which 1t silent say
e Let silence then convex the hogor and blessing wheh
words were inadequate contain The loyal OF tho
South had themselves IN tue front rank Ut
the battle OF freedom They had come to shout the watch
hour. They had frenzy 20 the
weak and ering aud ready DE that the great
cause might live They knew that they we're rsa aud we're
arrival they had beeo met IN the streets they had Oeea waited
era men, and pause aud redsOt before they acted
and cot be too ha They had to fscs an enemy even ca
the great principle Of liberty aud equality for an
They would have question presented to them sooa-the
ton as they call It, mel in City Pailadelphia-a Coz
vsnon which endesvoOed 70 save Itself IN the eye q the
sughte BY excluding from their body such men az Vssn-
afghan ssnus rsG Wood and W. sIOd tia.
vention still stood BY tsen sti ssore by aen and all he
Of and 10 the CoavencG What coaras them and
the great Republican party Sac would toll the men OF tbs
Soa s,S,o that that d.rd sssi' black 'a ss
no matter where Maryland or Keataeky my BE-
sS os s sIs: r..
light made they would back the oJa Convention 10
Isnty va. soon quckcned snoas frse people. with
good cause million would back the right
She had Travelled dnraE the sst 900 miles
snd stood before tees Of thousands people She bad Doyotes
to gam gifts rseeve yors 10 no policy 70
force. Lsaghtsrl And abe would say that she knew the
American people well They would support he right and she
wanted the Convention 20 give thsm tas opportunity. Who
backed people in the souA was tue sentiment OF The
loyal aud humane al over tas country 1t was The
smpsihy OF the States for four millions Of enLaved
patriots upon their strength when sufranchied before
the law and before the country tha you will depends for the
right OF suffrage In their hands will be contributed 70 neurs
the ultimate triumph Of the reconstruction policy OF Con.
gress Will you oontinue withhold this right ordainea By