New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
POLITICAL.

IA
acme 80 persons from w.rdh1m conny alone which Is tas
~ aa % the district Toe Hol. j. w. Col5urn Of Spring
"a vas CHOSEN Presidaat and NJ A. ~ Swain OF Bellows
no Secretary Judge Poland nominated foF Coagren
A. lt1n and vas called upon and made strong Union
sqsos-.
rls CAMPAIGN IL ISDrANA-srEEcH OF SPEAKER col
PAX AZ INDIANAPOLIS.
f.s.i D,pr,i to he y ). Trbsre
IED,ASAPOLls, Aug. Tile Hon. Schuyler ColiaN
las addressed The largest u ho cztraorlnafiy ais o
s,ag OF tie Union men IN this city. he held az n'A',
,re, IN close attention fr nearly three hours nsrTup'ou
:, r BE- frequent applause wherever be has tpoAen III
nav. ,rht,d 20 We leone bin and nowhere WIN se'e'
ss.haslasm than ct indianapolis. hS speech -
s.sf.rsve u Congress from the Attack OF 'ne 0'pT
lsy .ai review OF TIE Constitutional Amendment ~"
. u,a g. uAaracieriso effort free non 1eoa-''''1 "-
rts.a exceed rs tuih Is abusive
unp Johnson CoSvENTfoS-I,iPoRTANT LITTER IRON
TUE HON. THOMAS EWING.
sis nisrs,ch to The n. q. Tribune.
,,.r-,,ous Ohio. Aucust THE Ohio johnson
s.,i5 u day selected tie Hon. Thos. Ewing Lewis D.
-, i'll Gen james J.. Seedmen aud Ex-Congressnaa
-o Groasbsak delegates AZ large to the fhAaaep'a
.,.,, Ihe resoiutions ere Of little account The pro
- r,-giBsng state ticket len with the Ixecr'ive
s+., letter from tie Hon. Ttos. living was read 10
- la hois that tic acts recently passed over the
r,..l.1ts veto ss well as he Constitutional Amen1'
rs,t are null and vo.d, that rU having tue oSle'
.H ffr
~ i nus. Be lclI isvall because seary one thi. o.
ss,,usrs prevented i,om participating in their enact
~ lad tey received Executive approval they must have
,.. -,oo-rird by the courts without inqlnng into tAo
regular constitution Of each q the povss ena@ng them
ef,tr is on exceedingly able production ana WI a'itac'
cana riis attention. To session " The CONVENTION vas
,el altogether harmonious J. composed almost eNu,
,vs7 Of Ieiual ocefa aad applicants Tor Fie''eu'A'
Ir0nsgs.
TTrE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
R,trrGu. H. G., August The returns from the
~ .itucn vote ere SO few and The slight That At
i.gp,sstla to speak Of The result
C,t-nED STATE CONVENTION il TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. August THE Tennessee
Cdi state Convention and organizcdn this city yes
s Delegates from u counties il ihe State were present
ts delegates tie leading coiored men in the State
.,r o. cot Is to discuss questions OF interest 20 the oooed
zac a connection with agriculture mining manufactures and
eig,,)a The Convention WI probably be in seson for
,tlses ..orssiay'.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMlNATIoNs ~ MICHIGAN
MILWAUKEE,. Aug. The Democrats OF the WA
C,a.r,oual Dstrlc. renomnacd the Hon Charles A Il
.drii-, %. Congress to-day
DBLsGAIEs TO TIE PHILADELPHIA AND SARATOGA
CONVENTIONS.
KINGSTON, Aug. 7.-Marius shoemaker and Ilad-
su Roy we're to-day appointed TO represent Ulster Co-oy
Cooke and D. h Oney 10 represent Greene Coaaiy 10
4s Pasdepha Convention The delegates appointed TO a.
tenI Gao Saratoga Convention from the Ist District arc WI
Mls.eu and Joseph s. smith, I'D District L D C5A'
ysiy s-i 4. Z. Hasbrouck
1 Osw1GO, AUG IA large Convention IN which all
Ne cencs Of The XXvI.h Congressional District we've fully
r,e-ss,a.sd was held here today the Hon. William Jack
o o. Schuyler presiding end chose tie following delegation
g. ts Philadelphia Convention
On Pobsrt l. Fleming q Iioga; S c. Hitchcock Of
Sogn3i Eredeick Davis IT, Of SCHUYLER Ldgar n Apgar 2.
1ouakiDs Aternates-h L Jewett Of Ilogai eseofso
s2ss,sr Of Tompkins
ErrraA. n. Y. Aug. III. W. Shoemaker and
s Rytore have been chosen delegates ffom Iioga Cogay
9 ti:0ga Convection.
~ no August "a large meeting was held al
Hal tlis evening, o.eci delegates to tie Saratoga
fiJa. George A. Babcock PRESIDED, assisted o5 -
{. r,cl:snis.
B,esocs amer ba.sf address followed BY Senator
D,os uho soso nearly hours in review aud support
of nh, o,lier OF Johnson claiming that i was dent
O.. Wis Aat OF NJ Lincoln lis remarks were frequently
s92.a.lei.
SA2ATOeA Al F0RDHAM.-At a Convention OF the
Wed party tie other evening Mr John Savage "eh'
tn,au ss-a.st and author el-ced delegate to no
Srst,zs Convention Savage who s the author Of Life
Of Aalrv johnson" VII have chance 10 write yary Sig
n.eear, stpPIsmeut
MAssAcHUsETTs.-Go Bullock, with several other
DISTINGUISHED citers Of the State has invited Senator Yes
scna Of Maine to deliver address in Taa6u Hall on tie
political iaties o. ;le hour
Ggs BuTLER on THE NEw-ORLEAYS Rl0Ts AT
s,cs. Gathering Il Boston SauT evening G, which tls
two Mlssaehusetts senaro-r Senator Anthony o. Rhode
Isod Gen Butler AID others present the Generals
opnoa OF the NcwOreans riots asked He expressed
de conviction thai precoacerted plan TO dive tie
Jaou rea srou State. he spoke Of Mayor Monroe as
renegade son q Massachusetts, who, alton being Imprisoned
ban a. traitor about 10 be released upon taking the
olt Of allegiance and had actually the pen in s hand to
aax signature when word brought in that MCCLELLAN
had On deeaiec by Rebels with ae loss OF 1000 men
Bssag tbs ca tayd Monroe refused sign. threw down bis
per- e back prison. from which lie was attef
ward released by the action Of the authorities Of algton
Gen Brcr SPOKE The great wealth OF the freedmen o. New
Orleans estimated si5 10000 $4,000 600 aad oftAe
coa1eent large interest they had the future prosperity o.
tbeSte He expressed his spprehensoDs that if the cruel
tres mt Of freedmen Only a NewOIieans but a.5o at
Chaoa and other places continued var Of TePrisas
rea be the result The downFodden would later
fura upoa aua sug those who continued to cypress them
MIssOURI.-At the Union Congressional Conyen-
ton a. Springfield Col GraveIy unanimously nominated
Tie s. Loss Dsuorei says lie can be relied upon faith
IL ar able representative Of the Radical Southwest
'Us70UyDrp. -Tle Boston Transcript says that To
report Is nioundsd that President has Superseded GOV
Cvsn Pennsylvania and addresses the At'otney Gea
eral tie Keystone State.
SENATOR LANE AND THE CIVIL RTGHTs BiLL.-Mra
Z H. Lane has said IN note lie Hon. Thomas n SIM
vel o. lndiana:
egi Hon sidney CLARK has taken upon himself the espon
ehy say IN The Honse Of representatives OF the UGited
hlae Congress that Ar lane regretted his vote egains the
Cw Rights bH THIS statement know 20 be without a
shadow Foundation Senator al occasions in speak
lug o. re mo would yndcate rs correctness ana
fss y appreciated importance Of the good opinion
o5soisas5ls on constitutional grouIds'
vERHOSr.--The following is the the delegation to