Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-15

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I'M Cousrniioa vas oiled 20 cdr
G-n Spe, d in the chair. Numerous rrs.
oluiions we're offered by delegates in IA
vor Of negro suffrsg-. Oth-r resolutions
were introduced opposed to interference
with the policy Of Congre-s.
Moss Of Virginia addressed The Conven
ton in favor of adopting measures to insist
that Congress shall provide for enfran-
chiscment of the blacks. Moss offered
resolution ins'ructing the Committee on
resolutions 20 favor comforting the suffiage
on all cit Gems without rga~d to color.
Motions were made to lay the matter on
the table and adjourn which were LIST.
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ton. Great excitement pr vailed during
the debate. Thomas Of Maryl'nd, said
If the resolutions were adopted he would BE-
in favor of rnfranchising every rebel in
Maryland. This was received with Kisses
and followed by much confusion. A del
eg ,tr announced that he understood tn"
Committee on resolutions and address
would not be prepared to report until
to NOR ow morning and moved to adjourn to
ten A. NJ.
Thomas of Maryland, made personal
explanation as to his remark on negro
suffrage which had been misunderstood.
So far as voting TO eutranchise the rebels
was concerned he could not do it, 81 help
him God.
Smi hers. Of Delaware. Chairman Of the
committee of reception. announcing
that arrangements had been made for a
meeting tonight ut the Union League
House Tor the Nor,herl and Southern del
cation. The Convention adjourned at
O'clock P. NJ. until 10 o clock A. NJ. to-
MORROW.
New York, Sep. 3.-Hannibal. Hamlin.
Collector of the Por, of Boston, rendered
his resign alton to the Presiden', in let
ter datea Aug. 2Sth in which he says: IL
do not fail to observe the movement and
efforts have been. and are now being made.
to orga. i've a party consisting Of those en-
gagged in the late rebellion and their allies
who sought to cripple and embarrass the
Government. These classes of persons,
with small fractions of other constitute the
parry. 1t pro- oses to overthrow the Un-
ion Rrpnl lican party. and to restore to
power. without guarantees for future, men
who have been di,loyal-.ihose who sought
to destroy the Government. gave all
the influence possessed to uphold the Re.
publican party during the war. without the
aid Of which the Government would have
hrcn DESTROYED and the rebellion success.
With such party as that now inangurafrd
have no sympathy. and l Their fore tender
my resignation, to take effect from the time
my successor shall be appointed and rat
ifed."
Chicago. Sept. 5.-The President
made a speech from the balcony Of III.
k-npard House, Cleveland last night dur.
ing the drliv-ry Of which a remarkable
scene took place. The crowd vas evident
IL lar scly comps d Of radicals. who inter-
ruptei tho Presiden, BY hoo'ins and sa"s,-
ing and in one instance. by calling the
President . traitor. The fii-od. At the
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