New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
80 PLrTsBrRGH CONVENTION
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aud orob speech which he Gated on the soldiers pres
ent stand by protect the loyal men Of the South ire
spccye color had fought side by side with them to
suppress rebellion The sentiment greeted with unani
applause.
When Gen Butler had finished. the Convention took re
dinner having been continuous for four and
hall houis.
AFTERNOON SESSION
At 4 O'Clock p. m. the Convention reassembled
Dr Page venerable looking gentleman and the man who
performed the ceremony marrying JEFF DAVIS pre-
Barnuu Of New FORK behalf Of the various
delegations presented the armes soldier who is here dele.
gate OF money consisting Of several hundred dollars
telegram from Gov Crawford Of Kansas read sending
greeting.
AnDREssEs BY VARIOUS DELEGATES
The first part Of the occupied in heavy speeches
from different delegates Addresses delivered by Gems
Hartman Of New Hampshire, Gibson Of OHIO Sergeant
Magee Michigan aud Capt MoxOn Of the State The
latter gentleman appeared cratches While leading bis
company battle shot through the right and leg
destroying their further and also through the breast and
abdomen He could scarcely stand bat managed to do so
until told the Convention that In Of the Michigan
soldiers he repudiaied Gen. Custer.
THE CLOSING BUSINESS.
Amer the speaking had faished the finishing mp Of bust
ness the commenced On motion Of Col
stregh resolution adopted. calling the President
an and munitions Of from the recently rebel
Hous States resolution have the proceedings his
tory Of the Convention printed together with the Of
all the delegates and brief history Of each
PASSED. Thanks voted TO the people Of
Pittsburgh for their hospitality the City Councs
Gen Cox the President and others resolution Of respect
to toe memory Of Abraham Lincoln unanimously adopted
by the delegates rising In silence. Committee ap'
pointed present copies Of the proceedings Of the Convention
President johnson Congress- and the Governors of al the
Staes.
At about O'Clock motion made adjourn sine die.
Before it pct three each given for Gsn
Grant Sherman Sheridan Butler. Banks. Meade Hooker
Hancock Thomas Buruside Logan Admiras Faragut and
Porter Loyal Congress Loyal Governors and Loyal
Ladies OF the Thus ended largest most harmoni
enthusiastic and greatest Convention OF the
THB SEINE AT MGHT-A GREAT PROCESSION CON
TEMPLATED.
PTIsuURGH Wednesday sept &c 1876.
The city has been very lively tonight. number
OF the delegates leaving their homes but goody por
viii uttl tomorrow Thursday, in order 90
participate IN contemplated procession. The people OF oil
the townships Of this shcuy County viii participate Bls
viii suspended propretors OF Of the
ictoes mills having agreed TO do no bust
Il vii be regular hobby ald is intended grand
winding Up Of the Gen Banks has been selected
As Chief Marshal Of the procession.
DoSGs oy TIE NIGHT.
Speaking has been going oil Over the c} tonight.
Everybody feels happy and there general spirit Of loiy
and congratulations goac among tie delegates. Many OF
the representatives having appointments to speak IN
Pennsylvana Indiana aad Oao len 20 night 70 On them.
A SPEECH GEN. -riEE.
Gen Butler Gov Curtin and ,ir j. H. Morchcad members
OF Congress from this district and accompanying party.
paid visit extensive rolling mills and nail manu-
factories on the river fIu.t ibis afternoon.
The workmen 90 the nuubsg OF ljeU not being willing 70
called on Gen Bidder or speech Gen. BIiler. 90 reply
that rala greeting from the men Of Pittsburgh was
most gratifying nc cane from manufacturing dis
ct but IN his district tHcy spun and wye cotton aad here
row L5 ri,ai or-,rort cf Frery man sboad
watch and b. prepared % stand hv and
defend the PRINCIPLES r which The war was fought A.
sbS 9T V w 10 sS "'I a s oa S osd ' m nA
GOV. CURTIN NAKE> A SPEECH.
Gov Cartr beiu loudly cal.o FOR spoke ioeby FOR Few
moments TIE aue w,e igusht " ia peril The time was
not far distant 1len ac s-'ll retire iI, pubic III s le
people IL their danger the power lie declared
would be 10 ata-e them o. DO the sane loud cbe,r.l
SPEECH JF GLN. Mo8EHlAD.
The Hon j. H. Morehead in few remarks said he was on
lhe platform With Gen. Butler
BUTLu's TRIBrrE TO CURTIN.
., Ise sISga SSd i5ac to the dasusacd
he never & is ef aad asla l'4rs conn 1
viewed the ,.,.e = oI i ana y, s re
coutsupi which labor h9ld at the south. The question
SETTLED by tho working nan on many 4ood field The South
stn engaged cra 20 destry tle Government 81 TIE
De- settled al ofeyer lie urged the election Of
Nj. Moreload the wolkngmeus true friend
Ire guests thea withdrew amid enhuatailng cheering.
oEGANz ZION OF PRISON SURVIVORS.
meeting delegates the late Convention who, NJ any
time durng tae prisoners Of war in Libby AndeT
s0nvic other Rebel prisons. held. some a. persons
were present IN association formed 20 be called an
Association Of Rebel Prison Survivors Gen streighi
elected President Of association Its Object s to procure
history the Rete. prisons during TIE late Rebellion
TIE NATIONAL IxE-UrvE COMMITTEE.
The National Executive Committee Of the Sailors and
sodier Convention evening for the purpose Of
ranlling Gen Barnum Of New York chosen Chairman
Of TIC Committee Private John Mcneil Of Missouri and
Wm T. bowers Of the navy. made Vice-Charaen
Private T. Edwin Dudley OF District Columbia Secretary
and john seba0u OF the Navy. Treasurer T-yoae sltes
and Territories were represented 90 the Committee IA Tx
ecuse Committee appointed and the meeting adjourned
% meet al The cal o. the President
REGULAR PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONYEN-
lion.