New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
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TENNESSEE r COLORBD CoyyENTioN-THg METRO
POLITAN POLICE QUESTION
hAsHvILLE August In the Colored STATE Con
to-day business Of importance was done 4he
debate was a a stormy character. The Metropolitan
Police Commissioners have replied through counsel to the
ilaction issued against them by tire Mayor and City
Government declaring the charges against them utterly
f, The will be argued. Gen. C. A Kyle Of tue
Congressional District East Tennessee has been ap-
pointed by Venton Of counties held at Greenyile
a, es'io 10 tho Philadelphia Convention
NEW ERsEY DELEGATION TO The JOHNSON CONVENTION
TRENTON, Aug. s.-A Convention was held here to-
day 10 eject delegates The Philadelphia Conyeatoa Which
was largely attended series Of resolutions were adopted
and the iouOwine delegates appointed;
Al large-Thos. Ii. Herring Joseph T. Crowel Timothy
Henderson. and T. J. Canterbury Frst DistricCol j. l.
TPo 5'VS U 8so5 TSI5 DistToo i1rsam
toryel Garrett B. AdIain; Fourth District-kdward c
M,,ie Ashbl Green Fifth D.strct-Robert Gchr5t an1
U1a.c.M NJ. Wilson.
JOHNSON CONVENTION IN FAYEUIL HALL
BosTON. Aug. 5.-The Faneuil Hall Convention TO
delegates the Philadelphia Convention attended
iy delegates from OF cities and The Hon Lev
Sastonssl who presided made Introductory speech
in which he urged thai the full time lad for the people Of
Massachusetts show their dsapprObaton Of the Of
GorganziDg Congress He predicted that il TIE question
Of restoration left unsettled another year another civil
would be precpitated between State and State but
IL the North between individuals The Reconstruction Com
itiN had buried the hopes Of patriot citizens but tho Ma.
toaal Union would protect them Speeches made By
tea Swit T. s. Stafford Col j. L. Wright and others. The
Committee Resolutions. Of which CHARLES Levi Woodbury.
Chairman reported short series Of resolves proolamrg
the imperative duty Of every citizen irrespective Of party
sHs 70 lay aside al former differences Of opinion and unite
ire welfare with good citizens from every other
par; the country To this end the Convention sends its
GREETINGS and sympathes TO the National Union Convention
IN Philadelphia The last resolution reads:
R,l-,d That the proposed Convention at Philadelphia
or Inc Presieat vii AFFORD good Promise Of Che most
bn,ca results in the settlement OF the political condition Of
the country.
The following aelcgatesat-large were appointed
p,y Of oreas.cr GeS Couch 81 Taunton Gen sutton
Salem. John Qliney Adams Of Quincy George AshmTn OF
arr l. $ Spoford Albert Fearing Il IL Stevens N Star
blcs !. I. Rsdfed. Charles klmball William d. Fed
Your delegates and four appointed for each
OF to two Congressional Districts The Convention was On
trely harmonious in tie proceedings AID adjourned a. an
early boar.
CALIFORNIA DELEGATES TO PHILADELPHIA.
SAN FRANClsco August s.-The Democratic State
Central Committee yesterday appointed the following persons
delegates Philadelphia Conventions Ist District Joseph
Thosuc and Samuel Purdy; IId District John Bser and
Martin Hid District PiersOn Breeding and Thos
T. Hanson Delegates at large-Wm. T. Coleman. james a
McDougul ". W. Cope and Jackson Temple.
British Sparrow Hawk, from victoria ar
lSs !.si yesterday
M,RYLAyp.-The Unconditional Union Executive
Committee have issued address to the people o. tae o
from which we quote the following paragraphs
eoen deyelopmens have made plain that eyen ae nuha
NAV ses n that systematic plan has been organized 20 re-
tsbsh old combination between me sontnsIn @ o go
certain party The North by which the county I.l y0n
OE s .rlces il W as led to the very brink Of rebellion
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he Cent. ana when the people drove this combination
s. Of elon while their friends at the NORTH processing
loyalty use their Influence to paTayze the arm o. tue
The issue Is now TO made whether this combination 3Aa
e restored power with increased acihtles loi ss -
snOl Rebellion after few years rest OF whSll.t -. ~
nayiv which has carried the country successfully os we
ron arc ucieny consolidated and strengthened 70 oe 's
su-s from tie Vaccinations Of traitors -. 49,. f,-,
men OF the country viii not amey Weld what .as CO. 50
MICH Bat are most earnestly aestrous s ontoS in
V or be To- as.ray by side issues upon matters no. o1
a., f'r decision.
MfcHlGAY.-The Republican Union Convention loI
h. ssh District is called meet at Flint on Tuesday
August -
Tia UNION STATE COMMITTEE. dispatches 70
Ts TrrsxE containing the call by the Union state Com
s for the Convention September stated that IN eon'e-
Of reports tha, several absent members ofthe Committee
were favorable johnson their names would not DC ahAeu
h tie call until they communicated WITH one o. 'a'Se
otmeu MI Kelly thus responds 10 the note Of insrro5a
ti0n. ,
oaxsrgR -OKosGE DAvsoy Hso-Dfar ST: Up 70 tn'
Ia ent for leaving attended 20 60 70 ssIaioss the
H. T,ion STATE Committee Sickness family preNeute' aA'
iss,r,lt n not tro4th while 10 telegraph e..
5;rr,s~f rom there OF .he twenty io
neseut IA tlree heard from Nben me i o. names =
sen YOU publication ia IT. proper pace pesA' O ~ D
Ina ui make euty two -,-. IT,. .. . - .o.,,,,
r,tl Vrrv trulv JAMES ". NELLY.
10 ave az tAe's ''-''' @ $500 Committee
DELEGATE DEcLTNEs.-Ihe Maa's0H "H'o" pun
fishes the subjoineG letter;
t. ne Editor O n. Uiseonsia Union ,.. h..
cgsToMxS Leaning through your that daTn my ab'en
h anpoiutel the Phade phia Con'eliion On
- 800 not s.,end such Convention take this early opP9iinn
declining that TIE tee DC Hieu y '
sns sI.e Il egarded desirable c,,,..s ,f,tt.
respectfully, SIMON '''AL'
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