New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

thereby adding neATN&J Representative "a
aouc is ne treason aud rebellion Of Congress and
The Iova people The right TO demand conditions
tho The eope end NOT The President shall determine the
and number aud mode Of guar ny Whetuei ~ pO
fcsols which this generation OF the next 0 Nhody usIe
gard or bv constitutional amendment when viii preserve
em 10 M and generations hereafter. The ultra in Con
gross abandoned their radical notions 10 oioe4 - tGop vs.
Fem which ought 10 provoke Opgosih0ni for 10 adopted
what had frequently declared 70 ee inc tIae bo-J
noee hs own theory because advocated by C0ngfss and
from wounded pride seeks 60 distract hs own party eAu nave
the nation ocGiu rent asunder tal'ey ana glo,ea.H Ie
rprads Congress as determined g. prevent ndchnely
reprosentaian from lately fcbchoas safes Wheh ne khoWs
rom bitter moItcai Of MS own uee- u Ishetes
tht has only said Ad0p, the basis proposed and accept
your ful po Gel relations in the Mon Ana he srlgged
ns Bro Nov aud Mayn9rd Stokes and Fowler and tie
une unlon men men .' ei him and Is advisers and he
ogs Legislature Of the President agery embraced
she - e,ad the er-csentativcs ana pl9ced IN her
nm federal relations with the loyal states of the Union the
State OF Tennessee All b. admitted on the same terms
roe,v IL simpe speedy and fully efcacious The last
comUromc we trust with treason ard has been made
Had the first been allowed the terrible war OF Rebellion
would Lave been waged ard stalg IN The MIDST OF
OF great victories which continent this milton
Of cmen has sterny resolved that liberties gniaod should
be projected and peace secured beonduns; tht
now when the tundos Gods wrath has just passed away
future in the past will provoke 0nd cali down the ven
geanc heaven Encouraged by Jonnson policy ebe bonds
advanced in ree In the London ma,let and tins day Eugsh
erst1cra,s holders Of Rebel cotton bonds The London
bvi au5 ne onfSerscv ~ To1dSy Tirss lakes heart
when it says: let wait; the people have net uy
sbid who feara the neoniS - How bhmiang that the
only free Republic should strengthen the hands Of the
English arsocracy. wOnd that he loves not liberty
Tor i'beity's sake Coming fronithe great tnroes Of
this rebellion. the American people supposed his syn
pihes would be for the success OF people ongsur
pressed which re5iced In national existence. go
Gucrel and kept 10 sutugaoa for ages with promis
hope OF delivery by their own right arms throngcsr
bartism Of BLOOD to again recognition OF iau
nationality Yet be must act the character OF An
drew johnson and play O douhle part lie hatthd
The lr feelings Of his Irish heart beng reused into
enthusiasm British lion reared be sought instant
ooycr FASTENED Grant Meade TO the border while with
lis own hand he made ample atonement 70 England 9 sg
maiizng the Fenans as ey disposed persons IN ihe
darkest DAYS # the Repnbc when the hsi enlistment hlu
nearly expired the army a.mcst 10 man. with uled ihnls
pledged themselves anew 10 The service o. ttsli eoa
Soon 90 the ballot stayed NJ the hnnds
the great Lincoln by voting the last man and the last do
rather compromise with reboon and now when E4eGa
tive surpa0n and intolerance is stiN 70 Selue 10y NY
non lis devotion removing men from office unless they wi
betfay pIincipe -fmI tAt! stsnG me so vi, ,si daTa
tAe hcld-hurl back the 1mpitltOn ana teH his usnh
gogue President the Office he contro but Their principles
never There is nope Tor the NauSl Nn'n t.o PO b
securely anchored in the maven Oh rnlu tua' So
dents can sway hairs breadth ir0u the inc Of duty never
has the ova heart stirred deeply ahd the resolution so
fixed TO march shoulder TO shoulder 10 anotei ana U.S.
fnl victory. The long roll - sounding WIN tents sucA
and armor on the great Union phalanx true 20 t guy m @
steel TO the star tine stream 10 tue Sc 49, "
discontinue OF the enemies OF universal liberty he
pnayng devotion to the sane .a5s h tSa SdtDTrps
tion wipe out IN oyer"h eimlhg victory ,t taV
proEressn deal Of human freedom BAR says me next
5e bTofbe blood VIII again dow Who s to inaugurate
The second war; VIII II be the muions johnson in
iinuaon Of his brutal policy NowOreaus For following
his train NJ the leaders Of TOE Rebellion OH the maranGeS
and guerras Of that army some OF te apunsIeG asisns
Il Lincoln ell the Opposcrs Of the drft and Hfces Oh
oisn W5To 70 dav The Union pattv brii9r,s IA m he
past the baOOoz to beth great arbr in Rsplbic Among
ont 10Th with n rusket 70 the field aud besousbt
nv sbt VIZ ~ r-over fee JeIrer,rc. moi one who Struck
t or hands and greet tie aion men now 10 convention az
IL fhOWrh they BE- and sDfeN steAei
we renew our glance them because OF their fcay ana
devotion 10 the hlg Of the Union The brightness Of tcir
pat osu tried tie furnace times heiteo blna1 Us
with no common tie We feel that their people are our people
and their God our God We tel Johnson 70 hur bit;er Co
pcian and " tf-aw the rh Of bis couutcuauce in the
ssapc Offices WcpIeei to dwell vita the people than en-
Should bloody hand again niisc tear down and raDpe
the dust wOad say Of II then a' Wo dd The
past:
s''TIs The nag Of AInoica--ii auafs he brave
a. ne f.iie.i aFi''lsI o. ts i,ad o-,ss 's',s,
~, though ss.tes. IN sery eai n,atehe'' 10 hsh'
m. tle Ae'a.a Of iio.cy az ven a. 81 .i. o.,
I, ' cause , q ,se Ssp,5 i5 1y s ever a., al
5;s -as,,ss ne TsI ''. sb ,r a, t,e free.
We greetings tits day o. gallant State Of vermont
and in ordinations with the loyal men OF TIE nation
HANGS 81 bel sons as evlyo reenei TIE swar-eilg pc
tender and BIS detested policy by increased mefiy As
ines vii everywhere gladden. and nerve the hearts Of
patriots"
Ca notion Mr. Sinclair Iousey appoiaed temporary
on notion the rules Of the last Assembly adopted for
the government Of the Convention.
George Dawson OF Albany moved that The Secrctas be
directed to senl telegram in behalf OF tie Convention 70
the Philadelphia Conyeltog expressing hsaly sInPitJ
The roll u delegates then called The name Of Lyman
Tremlin elected applause and aat o. 4so'go &C., 80" va
Woolf,rd and George Wlam Carts we're received with
applause. -,,.rr.. -. p,
main for permanent President
g. nfrrfaf M
Judge Enmet moved that the committee b instructed TO
report Of Lyman IIemain Tor permanent President
Mr Waldo moved that committee OF two be appointed
each Judicial District TO report an address aId reson
lions.
that TIE committee shall consist Of delegate from each
Congressional District 70 be selected ~ the respective dee
cations.
George W Curtis suggested that This question more prop
erly belonged 10 the more porIoarent organization 49,
Horace Greeley urged Immediate action on me ground a
il win OCCUPY considerable 20 prepare an address and the
resolutions and the the Committee, however con
Charles spencer favored the original question saying
the Convention had the utmost confidence III ITS temporary
NJ Hsehins for the purpose Of saving time altered his
notion provide that the Committee shan consist ei ~
Jadee james opposed this motion saying II everything Is
cut dried the State already made up a II was In
Philadelphia then there Of any Committee at e
Mr. Hutehins withdrew his motion.
M Spencer said be not ~ the habit 81 yeldng and
renewed the motion that the President appoint the CQmmtee
There Is 10 Estate here; the State was broken al the start
Subsequently he withdrew tie motion, and that Of Jadge
James adopted.
MI H. D. Low moved that State Committee, 20 consist OF
one nom Congressional District be reported back TO the
Convention respective Congressional delegations 10
which shall be added two large 10 be appointed ~ the Pie
ident
The President announced the Committee Of Permanent
ganizaton as follows. Andrew Blaktly ~ Kingsley john
Thompson, H. d. Robertson. e. L. Beae, J. H. Ramsey ID
v Berry J. j. Seayer James A. Bell Charles Andrew, vii
liam Beardslee f. L. Curtis H. II. Blake, j. u. Mafray
All Lockhsr and Isaac N. SehermeThoTn
Recess til $3.50 p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembed soon after 81 o'clock. The
appearance OF John A. King called applause and 90 notion
he was invited to take the platform. Inc respective
delegations gere then called for tho names
ndaA NV Inn ntlKer lnembers Of The STATE