The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

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The Rebellion. tho rights of the States stl remain
| shouo only be conferred upon the loyal ana that
eiHenship Should be declared incapable Of no ding
Office term OF years If not ioreyeri that the silgle
who have done all tney cou to destroy the couItry
| and control shall be ntrusted to those who have
rIsked ali for ITS Preservation that ~ SUCH contest
the traitor TO power IN deed II moi in heart tra or;
ens TO e seS and welfare Of 6 5s Ga
emon,pated colored race and that il has proved Itself
inca cuabe benefit to he SUFFERING poor the white
ace SO; that the emGncpated people OF the IA
ng i9r ' nlsSe @ he O Inem Is or
OF loyal men who have disposition TO oppress the
blacks; that although many radical propositions were
and here ore the nemocrSti1 cry OF FeIefsi.
lists" "4bo.itionlsts," snbmlssonists etc, con-
tains no terror TO lOval men: tina, IN the States
lately in Iebe lion are not al eady in Congress il is
their seats to become citizens OF another government
when GI the opportunity was afforded of again
aresb and insult was added TO reaehery bv Sc ecting
sus by active particpat in the Rebe lion with the
fun Wedge that they cou not comply with the law
better illustrate the unsubdued spirit OF he Rebels than
the presume to dictate the terms on whica thew
VIII reintn to the Unions that the amendment the
tSn ana WI receive our suepoIt that the platform Of
pameo off as expressivn the prime pies ReoeIs and
Iopperheads Il Transparent cheat by which no sens-
mo not ,a Es6eI in tSs south coOge in the
good ah that al we wish is t6St teeason m
be made odiogs " and that loyal men shou Tu e tn
consult was recently Illustrated by the Ps9de phit
he Government were Termltted TO meet 10 concsrt ~
scheme for accomplishing at the bal box what the
cherry at New Or calls justice and demands
t9e the a tSt ba trial and faith
this slaughter OF oya by The PRESIDENT, and the
aWuy elected Governor and trsnsIerrnS the poWer s
OF the state Executive into the hands his satraDs
deDpndan'S on tba
| part of the representatives OF the people
John Minor Bolts SAID fl know there IS not singe
| word here to which any gentleman can object. /
shall ask favors from you. l can print them
| myself. am on the Committee appointed 10 90
over the land eectlonee1ng for you, and can en-
A Delegate-I object to that resolution which saws
Congress has no power legslate the right OF
| suffrage. Ceres OF 80 do I.")
Adoption OF the Report.
| Ex-Governor Pease, Of Texas. beng in tho Chair
the previous question being Ordereu by the Conyen.
ton, the question occurred how shall the vote be
! taken, amid great excitement.
The vote being, mOuOn, demanded by yeas and
nays the question recurred on the reception Of the
| report OF the committee.
| Hon. Mr Bolts demanded a division OF the uues-
| ton; but the Chair oveIued his and other obec-
| tions, as feing out Of order
| Hon. Mr.. Bolts havlnG appealed from the decision
| his appeal was la d on The table.
| The roll was then called
In voting, Hon NJ Safold and } j. Kinds, O.
Alabama, Hon. John amor 80 Is, OF Virginia, and
John w. Price OF FLORIDA, while all caring III
favor OF the first sections o the report voted against
The vote resulted as follows, only the delegates
from the non.reconstIucted States beng allowed to
vote.
VIRGINIA j. p. Baldwin Edward Roberts, E. L.
| Mason W.. l.. Brown :. M: GarwoOd, Johu b.
| William +. SnowdCn, Peter Couse, j. N. Clements,
Thomas Brown, w. Rooinstn, George Rye, b.
N. E. Janney, j. ". AunnicUlt, DR.. Thomas Nj.
| Bond, Samuel L. Steer John HawXhulst, u. p. 5.
Hunnlcut,, A M Crane, L. b Manson, j. b. Brown,
Georgia-G W. Ashburn Henry g. Cole, James
L. Dunning, J. G. Bryant, g. &. Baylor, N D.
Acknowledgment d. H. Bingham, Albert Griffin.
AGEi5 AGkdR;asp a. FennGTy y y" darSeo B1Se
| FlorIda-C Colonel o. b. Hart.
MisssslppI-Dr. II. o. SiuneY.
Louisiana-Thomas j. Durant, W X. Crane, A.
Jervis, Hon. n. q. Yarmouth Il. F Daunoy, Ber,
nard SouiIe, Ant. Fernandez, Hon. William r.
| Fish, hev j Z Newman ID D., Hon. H. Heijtand,
| z. B. Randolph, q. w. Conway, John McNar, 5.
TexasNGoyernor A. j. Hamilton, Hon. E. NJ
Borden g. b. Sabn Coione j Stancel, General
L. j. Davis, j. McLane, d. X. 5. Van Fleet.
Noes.
Virginia-C. W Butts, }. NJ. Bolts, j. Il. Gmer
AiSbama-M. j. Stafford, j. j. Tinds F. S
North Carolina-Rev Hope Baine, H. X. Furniss
The Address was declared carried by a vote of g.
yeas to 10 nays. amidst enthusiastic cheering.
The Final Scenes.
DR.. Sidney, OF Mississippi, moved that all who car
a. sist the Convention i'll detraylng the expenses, b
requested TO send their drafts TO the Fourth Natona
Bank of New oTk.
ON notion, the delegates of the Convention re
solved to the badge OF mourning tor thirty day
III memory OF the late murdered DIR. Doshe, OF New
Orleans
On motion of Mr.. Morse, of Georgia. the thank
of the Convention were returned TO MISS Anna
Dickinson, Fred. Douglass, and Theodore hilton
for their able addresses yesterday, and that th(
COMMITTEE on Printing be directed TO present eacf
with copy OF these proceedings.
Henry Lasar, OF Missouri, stated that egeTv
class of American citizens had been heard includ
ing the eloquent gentleman from Africa, and bu
one class had been lett out, and he was determined
IL should be heard. lie meant the GermPns, and hC
declared they we've in favor OF every idea embodied
} On motlOn OF Judge Lewis, of Missouri, the fol
loving was adOpted- =
ReSoived, That the heartfelt thanks of this Con
Venuon are hereby rendered to their brethren thI
loyal citizens Philadelphia. for the kind and fra
tern0l welcome, the generous and magnliicen
hospitality which they have so noby extended t.
us. That we shall always retain a most grateful
, | recollection of the days we have spent with them
and in our memories Philadelphia will always re
man in very truth the beautiful "City of Brotherll
On motion the thanks of the Convention wer
rendered to the reporters OF the press for their faith
Iul reports OF the proceedings oil the Convention.
! On motion, it was
, ResOlped, That Committee of one from each o
the enonreCOnsiTucted States be appointed to presen
= | to Congress the Address from their States
! | Senator Fowler, of Tennessee Tho delegation
from tennessee, not having a right to vote, ne de
sired to express his oplDIons. lie had never wishe
70 Testriet suirage, and he would express the sent
' | ment of Tennessee
= ! re. olved that the members OF the reconstruct
= | States who wish it be allowed TO sign their names
+ | and further, that when the Convention adourns
About three o'c'ock the motion to adjourn sine d