The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-29
SOUTHERN LOYALISTs' CONVENTION.

Arrangements for the Recepton-0rders Of the
Union League, National Union Club Boys in
Blue" and Republican Invincibles
The committee appointed by the Union League
Of Philadelphia Tor the purpose OF receiving the
loyal Unionsts of the South on the occasion of
their Convention, to be held on Monday next,
have adopted the following order of proceed
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]. The delegates appointed by and acting for
the loyal Unionists OF the South are invited to
assemble at Independence Square, on Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock, where they will be met
by the delegates from all other States, by the
Philadelphia "Boys in Bluen and their comrades
in arms from other cities and States, and by
such organizations as may desire 10 participate.
The Southern delegates will then proceed,
corted by these delegations and public bodies,
TO The Union League House, in Broad street,
where they will be formally welcomed by the
Hon. Charles Gibbons Chairman Of the Com
mlttee on Reception.
III. After the address of welcome and the re-
spOnse, the Southern delegates will proceed with
the escort above mentioned to National Hail.
Market street, below Thirteenth, which has
been especially provided and lifted up by the
Union League for their accommodation during
the sessions OF their Convention.
III. Union mass meetings will be held every
evening in front Of the League House, on Broad
street, and at the National Hall, on Market
street.
THE CHEF MARSHAL.
The Committee OF Escort, appointed by the
Union League, have selected General Horatio
Gates Slckel as Chef Marshal OF the procession
which wall assemble IN independence Square on
Monday lnorning, September 3.
The "Roys in Blue,n Republican Invincibles
and other associations DESTROYS of participating
will report at once to General Sickel, at the
office Q! the Board OF Health.
gonN = =. fRREE, Chairman.
the National Union Club of the City OF
Philadelphia.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, August Is, lS66.-Dele-
tO no TJuu al Southern Union Convention
are requested on their arrival, to call at the
headquarters OF the National Union Club, No.
uO5 Chestnut street. and register their names.
They will consider the building at their entire
service during their residence IN the city.
Citizens OF Philadel phia anxious TO extend
their hospitality 10 our Union brethren OF the
South, will please report at once how many gen
tlemen they can entertain. .
1t is requested that during the session of this
Loyal Convention Of true Southern Union men,
our felow-citzens shall display the Union flag
from the shipping, public buildings, business
places, and private residences generally.
JOHN E. ADDICKs, Chairman.
A. NJ. WALKNsHAw, Secretary.
"The Boys In Blue"
The Philadelphia Council of the "Boys in
Blue,n at Their meeting on Monday night, Sc
lected the following gentlemen to represent them
in the Loyalists' Convention, which meets on the
Sd of September
General Joshua I. Owen, Colonel James Givin,
Major H. o. Roberts, Corporal John Tomlinson,
Colonel E. r. Blles, Colonel r. B. Beath, Private
Arthur Scott, Lieutenant Henry Deitz, Major G.
r. Magure, Private John NJ. Leech, General j.
X. Murphy DR.. s. B. W. Mitchell, Colonel James
J. Seibert, Major E. De Buck, Lieutenant Jonn
Sage, Captain J. NJ. Butler, Captain N. B. Baggs,
Captain j. P. McQuade, Captain Thomas, Lieu
tenant N. j. d. Mckee, Colonel j. NJ. Davis Cap.
tain II. w. Bache, Colonel w. NJ. Worrall, Cap
tain j. K StoTie, General Louis Wagner, Private
William Grier, Adjutant W. Letford. Lieutenant
F. K. Duke, Major John Lockhart, Captain
Bingham,