New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
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tsrsn ,pSs congress sgains the President 1t
wastte ssddes' moment q his IRE tbs coming eec.
Ton bot tls aie OF depended nPos t us gtsj
, ~ IVY" ~ were zone and gone forever. Cries Of
NO and applause AMID much sonasol claiming tina,
Jodce Sherwood called Nr Boremen TO ciuc' OiHs 'D'
,iore wa Dothins before 5he house ,- - -esoI,,ion
GOV BSr,msa then proposed to adjourn It'd r morrow Morn
hS AZ s sor though. that the Bcrder States had
been ,oBg long enough and hoped the Convention ''uu
use Sherwood accepted tn, proposition Of MI Bowman
The resolution TasGhen adopted snder tie opeauoe o. H'
previous PRESTON, sud the Convention ADJOURNED
tpDrrss OF THE LXTREXr SOUTH.
,,s Cru cs a, Address Tor the UureconsTuoted Sat7s
have no fpishog their abd. The Chairman Jndge VS.
noah Of Louisiana wiz haye ready by 10 O'Clock IN tae
norir I'm cnr,h II Viii be abort two 1mECsE couuas
first statement Of tho effect OF Johns9s percy ~
Cooess viii be asked TO PASS an enabling act and IA that
smoccying n,gro suffrage
SPEECH or GOV. HAMILTON.
ItredisHv after tho adjournment an unanimous sbont
veut ap 70. Gov Hamilton 70 speak wteh ne ievo"tf
consented O. d. Tic Governor entered Hto an
SHOW hii the Rebel authority having WHOM 10 lsIee,Ou
teen RECOGNIZED as bsgerent consequently IN TACT uU
o4nment aud The United stai.s 40 Soa2tes' 5 mon
never or of Union was a fsiacy VIM should this Gov.
eminent have les cove. as the conQucIng bcligerent than
tle Guposumcat the conquered bclgeT-nt Irenelc S
PLAYED Ter part u affairs Else vhyahould not the unte
States these States could be accepted
into The very who would hang ne as hlHl -
do now 5ey Of the Union This Territory was so
much under The control Of Congress at WIN US poS ~
covered with mans &ehis lew Iot@ Nnies ,Io d.
blacks that IL could blot out Siie lines ana e1aP @ ~
tic. Immense eaeerngl sinSe sss and hacks have
Texas holsard murders oil loyb WIS ~, ia ., cr
been committed ~ the-e Disappointed k'Oes ana n o
Conrs six hundred Indictments were fuad IN tree mopshs
these rurderer1 and not one mas oeth 49,
Legislature its late session eleeied as = senuo, ~
President ofLe Secession Convention and Judge Burnett INC
mot rroiunr Rebel in the State Andrew Johnson whose
function the laws tha not trampe npou our
Te1a. ~ Peess ~ Mjes9ugi and Col Y A. Keunes
Uaakp
after u clock
MELTING AT TUE US5OS LEAGUE.
very large meeting wac held last night at the Union
Lencse-as large any that has been hed during hocam
srEEcu OF JUDGE SHERWOOD.
He had resided ew0reans for q years and had
left for csys time and those times yeTy few
An bis associations all that was dear TO hs heart were there
eOtsm for him 70 say that he made great seer
fees in holding the opinion be did Al his pelgh9oI. ihe
strength requiring all the strength II the great NORM 70 pu
il down Al the beginning OF the War and during the war
hostility to the nion Could be supposed That ailer war
which they that hostility had died GVgy o.
ness Was it necessary At the beginning Of
| this war the great mass Of the property OF
and to extend the field for that property the war was made
For this reason the OF the war the ate nus
OF Emancipation tAppliuse The which that great
document introduced Was pert Of the progress ~ e
reformation Of Martin Luther and the ar OF navigation anu
~ zoe human aS T bens r the bonds slavery
Slavery like many other things that had run lis course de-
served to pat to- Of human events
il dowp though not without terrible coavulsions
The commoton incident to the demise Of this
evil took the form Of civil war Any man who world tel
him that to-day the South loyal uttered 70 MIN the sheer
est nonsense IN creation Applause Would not bis bearers
property in Philadelphia, would they not ney lost 1t
az "rOgen 'Vl1o onseonprcs Of heir own act
The very best proof Of the feeling OF the Southern people was
be found In their acts and their words Their favor toward
Slavery deeply implanted IN their breasts ana Toe negroes
they formerly owned were still around them to gal those feel
ngs There the Of the present disoyaty and II
could have been removed u he uo'eIhmeut nsu PIsueu
proper policy tho end Of tie But instead OF bringing
their guilt policy seemed make respectable by
fastening pardons them that they could or Offices as
SSy It seemed as II the President called peo
pie TO washington to pardon them, on Ine express
! ihpplausel The $4,000 act In 1865 seemed to
he President could reach the solid men the men Of influence
II be ont into Phadepaias suburb where there
many beautiful farms and suppose that those 6ean
o Ts BAD been taken away S% 1'r sS' sS
enee he could exert ~ the hex election Inns was
policy being pursued by the President In tho capital OF
Louisiana in al the judicial positions Of the State were now
who had peed their ell who had crime but being loyal to
GppaSsel Some o. them We're in Phadephis to-day fag
lives from home and friends All Of his hearers may have
Orleans ORE hs tue iiot 1t was missioner to call
II ,io, He who said II was was liar
Appsus.I In August 1865 elections were held in the
parishes counties Of Louisiana for delegates 70 onsttu
tona In this convention constitution was
adopted and embodied clause extending suffrage
10 al who should by military service personal
right exercise IT, That the first step toward the real
emancipation which mast II wished to hold those
who wonld be benefited oy IT, But that contamination could
were orsced the Of 1865 carried Theu the loyal
men thought that convention take acton be-
liking the dsT Of election 3oh day Of July Of
fl positions OPEN The meeting wa, 70 take place ysy
dirancbised every Rebel but what took place He heard
Andrew johnson began 70 move but the loyal men were not
be ntimidated They communicated with the President
his like that OF Python could be read either
Way The day approached. loyal connected With the
years received anonymous notes through the Post
on tue 9Th July meeting OF lova Lousauians called
TO meet In open Speeches delivered which
.pesoSs. 20 time. as nceHdary S. bread street within
last Ga Sunday sJ the police were aisI from bonn, Their
cited appeared on the streets with rsyolvera The
speaker then s rt ns ds': . .as rs.Sss
beaed dis ussion dsordery conduct Of Union
nv peliey" the massacre was msde in compliance with
Southern psope TO keep all the political power In
beware ID Fsstsnd that that does not cone 70
pass There ta 100000 white citizens In the South
They had a0gl ed Dose 10 pursui OF that object Dosto
msrderec bat DOste dead worth thousand Doses
Ss drasoD teeth Of cSd%S. I il soua spfas 10 in
Thousand breasts where docs not exist LoJa SOUTH
feel the subject Of legally Tor they had suffered
Osg They believed that the pucpe in republican
hat ,asy were bound to assSd their country aud had
right 70 Choose those who shoah them Applause
had not been arrived at In oatGern society it
tremeudUrs feeling 70 human beihg and he knew
the also that from such feene bat he also
faeOus circumstances Of education made these differ
ssoes sOosy everywhere II had been generally suProsed
that great obGsn divided the two races In the South
hesctGay ETC. but did they not breathe the same air and
live 90 the food And phil0sOphcaly. how did We
know S and what except w the results
produced mind BY others sosi Ths oego performed
his ordered services Wh much ease as the most Intelligent
They nnde spencd mcdaniel aud or nearly every plsnts
Qn could be found negroes able 20 mshege as well as Their
msse-s Man iniuve II time there were superior
mines which pni forth new deasi but hos long before
the world accepted those IDEAS fske the history astronomy
~. Re had aay