New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
POLITICAL.
SPEECH OF GOV. MORTON OF INDIA

SPEECH or GOV. MORTON INDIANA
The Republicans Of Indiana opened their campaign bys
large and enthusiastic meeting in Indianapolis June 49,
which was addressed by Gov Morton. Concerning
sructon the Governor said he in favor Of the adms
sion of Tennessee did consider that the President
had anything do with the admission Of Senators and
Representatives into Congress. That is matter
belonging wholly 10 Congress. Care should be taken
both to preserve the scheme Of our Government
and to exact proper guarantees against future
rebellions. Congress may rghtfuly exclude tho
States till their representation has been reduced by
amendment the Constitution, which shall take from the
white people of South the right to represent and speak
for three millions and half of negroes. He did not be
lieye the Rebels we're entitled 10 admission till these
questions were settled that they could pass from the
battlefield to the aoor of Congress in order TO gain by
their opposition to proper legislation what they had lost
by arms.
MAINE.
BANGOR. Wednesday. June 90 1865.
The Union Congressional Convention held here
to-day was fully attended The Hon. John A. Peters
nominated for Congress receiving nearly unanimous vote
large number Of delegates have arrived 10 attend the Uaoa
State Convention to be he held here TO morrow
OHIO UNION STATE CONVENTION
COLUMBUS wednesday. June 20.-The Union State Con-
venon to-day and nominated for Secretary OF STATE
William Henry Smith OF Hamilton; Judge Of the Supreme
Court j. Scott of Butler Board Of Public Works John NJ
Barreve. The following resolutions were adopted;
That the Union party Of Ohio haung sustained the General
Government during four years successful against the
united of Rebels South and persans North now de-
mend that should be established such saoe ound
that rebellion and secession Will never again endanger
natonel existence.
Rssored That Convention fully ndorses the amend
ments to the Constitution proposed by Congress TO the Legs
atures the States liberal wise and patriotic adjust
ment and the Union party of Ohio pledges their united and
R.sorsd That the nation ownes the heroic of
army aud navy debt Of lasting gratitude for their patriotic
services in defense of the Constitution and Union and we urge
Congress the duty Of e9gazng ooantes ana while
braves pledge their widows and orphans the nations
care and protection
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION OF VERMONT.
MONTPELIER VT June 2O-Ths Republican State Conven
ton to nominate candidates for State officers held bere
to-day The Hon. L. b. Eugesby Of Burlington chosen
President; Major Gen. Stannard Of St. Adams. Hon. VIM
Clamp OF Burlington and Col c. H goice OF Rutland Wee
Presidents; aud w b. Davis of st. Adams. and j. H. T.
Cagg Of Bennington Secretaries.
The following the nominations for State office;
For GovERSoR-The Hon. Paul Dillingham; Of Waterbury,
LIEUT. .GoyERSoR-The Hon. A. b. Gardner Of Bennington.
present incumbents IRRAsURER-John A Page
Of Montpelier. 10 place of John b. Page OF Rutland.
The resolutions are brief declares that scheme
for the restoration the Rohe States should be tolerated
which place the powers Of the Government in tic
The second insists that every scheme Of restoration i'm.
perfect which IS not based on equal rights and exact justice
Tor all irrespective Of color The third
for the speedy restoration Of the seeded States bal
insists loyal representative should be backed by loyal
constituency and that institution have been saved by
the loyal them bsong their remodens and iuuio preserve
ton. -
The fourth Acknowledges the services OF the soldiers OF the
country and declares that they should not be forgotten IN e
distribution OF official horors and emoumsnts. The hnh
appropriate auson the deaths Of Senators COamer
aud Fooe and their untmey decease as State and
National calamity. 80,
The sixth declares that they will fight for impartial suffrage
and equal rights for all until every citadel OF save
civilization ovehaown and the nation becomes one great
free people building future upon the rock Of equal and
exact Justice for all men.
The Convention large and harmOniousi