New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
THE JOHNSON CONVENTION.
lnn,Inncd From Tirsl Paec.


Pr,rrtl a strong Cogqchccd C,b JOHN O. Stiles former
member Of Congress owen Jones wlo also Congress
man because he was Ych; 7h George G. Lieper parry
esl: John A. Morrison once Democratic Canal COMMAS
aener; eth, Warren J. Woodward, Charles kesser-ooH
bhter Copperheaas during The WAY; 9th Isaac NJ heSl
Wing member OF Congress but lately runner u .u'
Democratic party II. ~ North, staneh Baeh"h DeO
tIst; 10Th T. W Hughes who wanted Pennsy,an" ~ ~
ttde and who AIDED and abeted the sohuyik 'olns
riots a. ID Glopinger an opposeF Of the war; 44n asa
Packer high 'prestin Democratic temples Nlam a. nut
Ter editor OF Coppehead paper at Eaton IE'u T. l. p"n"
vlo was IN tie United States service dlns the val JoAH
Blodding Of no political promises lJth "eAng'on Den oi
,hor tine Colonel IN the amy c. j. ward Nch msn'
lo ALWAYS contributes literally aid the Democratic party
and WAS chairman other State Committee; 18th Edmund ;
Dot, Hamilton Aioks-boh bitter Copperheads 18th Jere
nah Black Buchacans Secretary Of State the abest oe
fender Of Secession IN his Cabinet Samuel Hepburn @7e'
Who was not put ont when Fiu Hugh Lee ravageo 'ne
the Cumberland valley 10th, Wm. Mcclellan once wing
int now a CoppeIhesd; WIN. P. Sehu always rue que
member Of the latter paty l5tb Wm II. lrwip VINO ei'
ths Whig party 10 become Democrat G. l. fesIihe' me
Ter Of the Legislature who bitterly opposed the seL'Ne
tie shan 10 let Andrew johnson speak ioya Woios '''
Plaon jarrett James Gamble, both ayoWei Demoefasi
10Th w A. GabrAth COppeThead OF deep dye James l.
Leonard mere tool OF Beeri 2O,b Gen. A. b. MeCament
who fought well daring in the Union army GAYLORD
Church Copperlead Of Influences 2ist Henry d. Foster
defeated ago FOR Governor and always pet o. MS
xary H. w Weir CoppeThead nominee for Congress 22d'
D. b Sweetzer faithful soldier during the WAY; Geo. L.
Baon e3d SEQ W. Cass who has been trying Tor years
20 be Governor Wm. Srwel who IN tie army 24th
Geese Lazear inyeterate place hunteTi Wm Hopkins
fvssized Democrat always lin office or wanting TO De-
Yer pore Copperheadsm and ability this delegation viii not De
TDrpassed IN tie Convention.
The johnson Republicans elected the following WIN.
Nolh.ton politician Of the milk anGwater order who hos
ust been ade Collector Of Philadelphia Joseph r. fanni
-ota alan less o
splsed than any man any party in Philadelphia H. W.
Tracey, who Republican, Edgar Cow"n h'ea
sates Senator whose the principles upon which he
was elected is well known.
plsrRcT DELEGATEs-2d $. W. Lynn ship builder fishing
amer contracts; j. L. Husband; Sd Wm Eehedt r. Corn
MAD Know Nothing politician; 4h Geo Lear H. X Coggs
san 5,h -; 9th, Capt. james Boyd, w H. Hornei I'm
Robert L. Martin Sumner Siebbns eth, Warner Charles
Davis oh Mathew NJ Stricken John Eyegood l0'h John
Early Col Henry Peasants lTh John J. Carey Edward l.
Wolf; 18th II. y. Wright. War Democrat and former
Member Of Congress; ID. l. ONeil; 18Th Col Elhanan
Bnith j. H. Huseti; 18th, Col T. c. Mcdowell william a.
Allison 18th H. s. SukeEstaeb r. Stevenson; l6ih John
W Diebl D. A. Bueher; H. Col Grafas Miller Col John
hamilton; 18th Gen. W II Blair Thomas r Simmons 18Th
vames r. Graham Capt. p A. Gaulni GOTH the Hoo WI
lam REYNOLDS j. NJ BoLpham; 2st VIM. ". Stewart Rieh'
ard Coulter Democrat who served CALAMITY as Colonel
during the Rebellion; ed james Lowry IT, Samuel Mckee
td Capt T. Lyons Samuel McKelvy; 24tb Archibald Rob
,Itson r r. Campbell James r. Ripple j. A j. Buchanan
Although most Of these latter delegates are Republicans
here is not single prominent o. the party In the above
tf 1t is in strange contrast with the smoDPure de'saon