New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
POLITICAL.
Tie House at Il


from Indiana preerring to serve the District which has
often conferred on him the honor Of representing her in
the National councils He ha. been renominated for Con.
gres from the South Bend District and viii leave on the
day of adjournment for his houe bis district b
reelection
THE JOHNSON cOYyESrIOY-THE CONTEST FOR DIE
GATES IN MARYLAND.
Special Dispatch to the y. Y. Tribune
BALTIMORE, July 2i.-The city is filled tonight
with delegates and lobbyists to the Blair Conservative Con
venton which meets tomorrow noon for the purpose OF
selecting delegates to the Philadelphia Convention
Two Of delegates present (Bars and Swene or
Queen Ann Talbot Dorchester and Caroline Counties md
from most Of the other counties they with mixed cedn
tsls. majority Of the whole Convention are Federal ND
State officials The contest opens to who shall have e
control Of the party in the selecting Of The Committee
on the examination Of credentials. Tho Bliirtes ere
desperate determined and with Webster Collector
Customs place their head arranging the election
Of Col Hammond old Mcclellan Democrat, for Chairmsl
Blair is 10 be made chairman OF the Committed Resolution
The Swante great bulaton and the failure oil theF
meeting to-day at Towsonton taken Of OMNIBUS OF 'nen
fuenoe In the Convention The Governor drove out In hs
carriage to the place OF meeting bat seeing 80 meager erow
abou, I3o turned about disgust They are in caucus To-
night az the Gilmore House Blair has established his hea@
oparter at the rooms OF the celebrated Maryland Club Sine
the caucus Of the White House with Seward Weed and RAJ
mould he asserted publicly that Swan shall be driven no
the arms Of the Radical Democrats to warmer latitude
The Convention will number 10 and meets Of the New A.
semblY Rooms
JOHNSON MEETING ~ NEW ORLEANS.
Special Dispatch to The n Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The following was re
ceiyed from New Orleans:
NEw.ORLEAvs Tuesday. Joly "a 1895.
At the public meeting held tonight to ratiiy the nomina
lions 10 the Randall Co. Convention there were presel
speakers remarks denuncation Of Radical MOT
aud giOrihcation OF the Rebellion
THE LOUISIANA CONVENTION OF l564-ITs MEMBER
TO BIZ ARRESTED.
NEW ORLEANS July 24-Auangements have been
made 10 arres the Convention poties they attempt to
assemble on the 18th theecent charge the Grand
Jury.
MEETING ~ INSTRUMENTATION FAyoRING
THE PHILADELPHIA coSvRSTIoy-IyD
or PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
CHARLESTON Tuesday July PA large pub
lie meeting under the auspices Of leading citizens q
Charleston held last night and delegates chosen to tho
State Convention which Is to select delegates TO the Phiade
phia Convention.
long preambs indorsng the national conservative move
the only hope Of the restoration 81 The Union snd Of
peace several resolutions carried by acclamaiion
The resolution denOunce the Radical policy hostla
to the Consultation aud tending directly toward anarchy and
mlsrule.
The second hearty approval OF the wise and states
manke Of President johnson and his earnest efforts
for the speedy restoration OF the Union.
The third Endorses the call for the Phldepha National
Union Convention.
Tae fourth approves the call OF the Governor for State
Convention at Columbia to select delegates from South Caro-
Ina.
RADICAL CONVENTION ~ MISREPRESENTATION OF
CONGRESSMAN.
SRDALrA, Mo-. Tuesday, July PA Radical Con-
vention to-day the nomination Of scanddae
Congress. The Convention very large and enusas
TIC Il is estimated 1000 people present. Joseph w
McCurg nominated or reelection by acclanstion.
TROUBLE AMONG THE JOHNSON MEN Is PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2i-Ihe Democratic State
Committee have appointed Congressional delegates to the Au
gust Convention and delegates at Jorge completely Ignoring
the delegation previously appointed By the johnson Convention
The Committee appointed by the latter making arrange
meu.s for erecting wFwam to Accommodate the Convention
10 the Fifteenth Ward. but the erection 81 wooden build
ug forbidden by the city ordinances there is not much
probability permission being granted a. the City Council
does not meet again I'll September
MASSACHUSETTS, The Nctcburyport HeraH says it
Is rumored that Gen. Butler will run for Congress.
PRsysYLvASIA-In the XIXth District Gen. /.
l. Kane who had been proposed opposition 10 Mr. scho
field has declined to run the xXth District M Colyers
the Convention Of Conference In session AZ Franklin Al
last reports tho Fnney delegation from Crawford County had
been admitted probable that that gentleman would
be the nominee.
TgsSKssEE.-Tz The Memphis Post, in commenting
upon the passage Amendment bv the Tennessee Lega
tare says;
was well understood that the President using his IN
prevent quorum OF the Legislature and that be
was anxious 10 defeat the passage Of the Amendment
seems he doomed 70 disappointment on every hand He
tries 10 divide Congress and fails he tiles 10 divide the Re
publican party and falls lie tries to form party Of III. own
and fails There is material Ihe Democrats want TO run
their machine and there is nothing else to make John
son party Of except few oicehoders This Is too small
and they fail Lastly be has been trying control his
by defeating The action Of the very organization that be
effected himself lie il deserted In the house Of his friends
ID sucee.siye defeats without single victory In looks
now Philadelphia Conventional doomed 10 dissolution
,h G no.nec ~ being associated with Rebels and Copper.
heads Witness the Of Judge Hughes and the nGana
Convention OF johnson Surely the pospec full OF
lope-Eo defeats. and nothing but victory.
LouIsIAHA-A correspondent Of Tie Cincinnati
Commercial who has recently had interview with Gen.
Phil Sheridan reports that the latter Expresses himself upon
the condition Of affairs in his military division as follows
He said undOubted change for the In
the Of the South within the last six months and bad
symptoms appeared be increasing II now looked rs il
own misfortune Nothing could have been more eousderate
than disposition Of the nation toward It's defeated foes
Rebels only manifested temper corespondingy reasonable
as Indeed very natural 10 be expected after such chas
llhtu ehlt lLrIo lv-. AA'S ~" ~
South evidently had statesmen, else plain problem
would continue TO be 50 bunged for u should be clear
that class set free long rensin dsfranehised
and as hey ought have oreaed their foes in giving free
that class IN war so aerward common sense ought 70
have prompted the latter prudence in making allies In
peace those with whom they are bound hence9rh TO i've
Instead however appeared certain that the Rebels had
learned nothing from experience and would IN tact drive
their only chance into uniendy hands The safety OF the
public peace and Of the private rights Of Union men 10 tho
South stu required the mediation Of sufficient military
force II ced 10 give his testimony should be thar
the ned States troops ought yet be removed from the
South
IyDIAYA.-Gen. John COburn, who has been NOM
mated in tie Indianapolis District to succeed Gen Dumon
has presiJed M Judge Of the Civil Circuit Court the