New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

The Committee consists Of the following gentlemen Coy
Ra1OS q sSS% az wsss is HON.
Horace Maynard Of Tennessee. . -. a. =.
On motion Of .hs Hon tam saeh State Sc sppons
ed prepare statement Of the condition IN which We Y
Of the nonreconsiructsd States have been pcea ~
drew Johnson's reconstruction pocy. H
The Committee was appointed, az foilowsi
COMMITTEES ON RECONSTRUCTION.
Texas James H. Bell Louisiana the Hon III o. Warne.tni
issppi O. sJdneyi Arkansas W. Bate North Carolina
The letters which have been received by Capt p. n Bng
ham, Secretary Of the Committee who ssosd The cal 1 NE
were motion Of Mr. Albert Griffin Of Alabama referred 70
The Hon Hugh r. Bond Of Nd offered the following
luton and asked that il be referred TO the Committee On Res
support Congress. demanding Of the
Il. patriotic me1 of The oys state. 70 Is.
2: shs.S. Of thu 5. 40 ss Il ou as sd
opinion pernsr security for the men
NJ Sands GisyianSI desire beeaifOfihs MARY
land delegation that the first part Of this
the sentiments Of oil that delegations but that the latter part
does not.
resolution offered In the shape Of instruction 10 the
Committee on Resolutonsf a.,
The Prssiden'No Sir i L. referred BY request 70 tne
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS " VIII take 'H'' '"'' ''''
be resolution Yves accordingly referred to the
Gov Foreman the word negro be stricken
from the resolution and the word equal" be substituted
the shane In which IL was presented No objection made
At the me il wss offered therefore took the usea ref
Mr. Sands OHd IL made objection when said that that
was not The sentiment Of the whole Maryland delegation
vention 90 that We oppos shah have ,he Opportunity
10 freely express sentiments want free and full discus
son on this subject oution has sready been TO
.rred lei il DC called back this Convention where prop
erly belongs AZ. ,.o, q, ,.srsrce n, the
resolution Committee could be taken as an expression
Of the sentiments of Convention the subject matter OF
the resolution whether goes to TIE committee witno0 Oe
ing regarded az an expression way OF the other
The President The reference OF the resolution expresses an
opinion neither the the other OF conIaea
in H. IL is referred 10 the Committee. and they report
back tho Convention then the views Of ae convention eau
reference does not express the opinion
Convention viii make no further cojeetion 70 ~
in regard TO this resolution order The Chair had de-
cided question add referred the resolution TO tne COIL
the Chair all the proceedings were on. Of order
The PresdentTheIe was no notion before the mousse ana
the resolution 10 the Committee BY rule 49, -,
delegate moved that the Convention recall the resoin'ion
The Hon Horace Maynard CTenn)-I hope gentlemen win
not be unnecessarily excited this subject suppose
that under the rules OF this ConyensionLS r, ho,
motion body he whole discussion is out OF order
understood believe that under Of this Convention
or any other delegate have the right 10 introduce any reso
h be decoroSs and have referred this Committee
Resolutions No is affected By the expression OF reeo
dual nothing more understand that the delegation
from Maryland Delaware, or virginia or from any otoer
the hteSt degree
Int that nrder the ruling Of the Convention il Is sim
Div rgh which any individual member may exercise Of
presenting odydIsl opinion and have II referred and
CT Roger. (Ark do not believe thst this resolution was
bv any action Of this body referred 10 the Committee
The President-The Chair has decided again and again
that there is no question before the House
Mr Butts tva) offered the following resolutions .,.A.
Ree That receive the deley.s from The s'ais who
Their at SCI. to welcome Us g n S, e SsYS
ohio Indiana Hines Massachusetts Rhode Island MchssR Min
ss0s w SsS;s.sa Ma Ss s1ph
Nj Bsrr (renn) moved amend by substituting tue ioF
iDSSnss BY the . rsisnt a.:
delegate moved to postpose che farther consideration Of
Gov Fletcher moved further 10 the resolution By
s Prdent 10 confer with the delegations from the North
ern States and perfect arrangements win them 20 unite N
the delegations all the States and Territories who arc
Mr Brsts VAL understand that number OF these dele
cations different States and that some OF men
have long eanss and desSs 81 .1Ss eoS osu
FIVE other number being spponted 70 wait upon
them. ,,., -. A.. ...,.,,o.
The Hon. H. Maynard-I do se oppose the PrOpcsi
S but oS SchsPs s asss desire here and
present orally with address They wouii De gaa 70 oe
eeeiyed within OF the Convention and 70 present
their sdrss expressive Of their sentiments toward rs and
then retire IA, ,,.h,. ,,., ,h. ,vo
should united Bat may indeed De very
gratifying TO Us 20 the words OF welcome that will Be pro-
ia, ais s different from the PROPOSE
lion introduced BY the gentleman om Missouri We COZ
cs,ye n proper TO receive them submit that better TO 90
now As we ss thereby their cOnyensnes and not
We The Ioyal men the South might assemble G1d express
our without interference from anybody se,
We when delegations from the North knock at the door re-
eeye them and their address Of welcome and TO their
opinions aud allow to be considered BY the people that
sse COMMONS influenced In making up our mai Verdlc
think that had better walt until We nave cone our wsrk
before the delegations from the Nerh are sdmltted Leg
have enough 10 consider the proposition WHICH
A. sou,herp men we have consc and then with open
arms aud hearts greet our Norther. irisnc:
Mr. Morse Mo sssed was intended that the Nofnesn
delegates should participate In the proeeedinss 49,,
Gov Fletoher-Csftsinly not but Snen We are ter9ugn
with our Convention then will unite with them and have
Gov Foreman renewed ID. motion to postpone the eonsd
s,son 81 the resolution until the Committee had completed
ther address He did not TO be considered unfna az
making h. notion but he had purpose n ,eS a ae
its business and colete before the other gentlemen came
in aud e1ed naasGes upon them vSs1s,s sp ss
right and he trusted that his sentiments were IN harmony
with the sentiments Of majority o. the Convention. vac
COMMITTEES Of be appointed merely to confer WIN the
Northern delegates be had no objection ana would WIN
s Amendment was agreed TO- and the resolution amend
Committee OF Eve Of which Gov Fletcher Chair.
man and the Hon. John Minor Bolts member, was ap'
pointed. q, ,.,>x.. A.. ,,uo,inc ro.oio,,oD
adopted by the Maryland delegation at meeting last evening
last evening requested that 1t be referred to the Commit
Resolutions;
Rd Tbs. the Union party Of the Southern States accept all
H. and breadth the political platform offered TO the nation in
the Constitution passed by our late wise ni
and psro,c Congress, oppose the addition OF any he Teqe
mens the immediate sdui''On Of the late FeOe0u' states
delegates from Georgia, Virginia, Florida and Alaoams
seyray announced that the sentiments embodied Ia tue Teo
luton were also unanimous sentiments OF ths Iespece
which was received with loud cad enthusiastic
appause@ to-. o,..o, Al. ,onowir0 ra.on.
ton: .-,.... 81, a.. Low, s,.,.. l..x I'm
rebelon against the Government demand Of tue PRESIDENT o, me
limited States publication Of the testimony
Tar. Common apponei BY Brevet Major Gen Baird ee1msnds
a. ni,Ana examine into the causes Of the as
me- ~ 10 men IN the City New.oresns on the Osh OF Jgy