New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
POf.ITEGA AL.

MISUNDERSTANDING the parties named In ccanectDn
with tie succession TO Mr. Morrill, are Cen p I. w4hban.
Hon Dudley G. Denison, Hon. Thomas T. Powers 'r-"r
UolbrooL Hampton CutA esq, H. ID. Harms esir "'o
How. esq and Hon. Abhai Stldiard. There has aiso bn
some talk OF Mt Poland for this district # he shoull VIII
draw from tho Senatorial The convention S be
held August
Ouo.-The Dayton Journal, referring TO the recent
removal Of United States A. c. Sands Of that ciy
says
"It wa. indicated to Mr. Sands that he corld remain IN
Convention Nj Sands replied. With honest indignation
helped organize the Union pry have done great dool
work f,r it. will eat dirt or 10 man asd no oice WI MAJ
me do H. The President may ne NJ soon ~ be ID
plsases l win not help the Copperhends'
Mr. Ashley viii be re.nomnaed in tie Tenth toledo d.
tct 1t ia reported that Coz Cox is about to publish let%
In favor Of the Congressional policy.
IowA.-The Conservative state ticket In Iowa IS
as follows only the last two straight Democrats: Fr
Secretary Of State s. C. Van Ancndai for Auditor. r.
Grossly for Treasurer q. A. Stones fr Registrar L.
McKennk for Attorney General W. Belanger for Reporter
Of the Supreme Court Capt soddard for CLERK Of the su
preme Court. Capt. Frederick Go,tschalk
TYSSRssgB-The unconditional Union men held o
convention Nashville the 2ls Speeches wero made by
Senator d. W C. sener Gen ulroy and Mr. Furay Of The
Ciaciaaa,i Gaidi,.
In his remarks Gen Sfroy declared hi. entire sympathy
with the loyal He had stood with them the
battle field but never did he snbmer sight than he
witnessed the Thursday peYous When the House OF Rep
resentatves ratified the constitutional Amendment after
severe prolonged and emOst desperate strugge IL placed
Tennessee in tire van OF the southern States.
The resolutions declare approval % tho Of the Uncondi
tona Union Convention 70 be held a. Philadelphia on the Sd
OF Spember assert that Tue UnGns OF Ten
part and parcel a the great National Union party
unwavering their fidelity the Union. liberty and
justice and 10 tho patriot soldiers aud The memory Of cer
ys martyr Abraham Lincoln recognize the Philadelphia
Convention Of August ao attempted fraud upon the true
ss rsstSnee 10 the Presidea in bis Efforts 10 surrender
the Unons Of the South tho maleyoent unrepcntant
I'm his interference with parliamentary privileges the deyel
opment spirit Of rebellion TO prevent constitutional
legislation and acknowledge tho Union Journal, Of Tennessee
The follow ing delegates appointed to the National Con
venon Gov Rrownlow aud Staff the Secretary of State
Controller and Treasurer the Union members aud officers Ct
The Iegaturs Authority also given appoint
delegates at Urge and foar from each Congressional District
Andrew j. Fletcher Secretary Of State addressed the
venon He reviewed the political career Oh the President
first election proclamation dssnchsed sOyeneghhs of the
people by roDelsd OATH" The Union Of
Your his own progeny He alluded TO the order Gen
Thomas and said that the Rebels wore to bold convention
cal matter in which he.mtary Authorities inter.
fere The ntmaon that the President about suspend
the State Government aud appoint Gen. Granger Military
Governor because they had ratified the Constitutional
Amendment.
the Legislature attrbutng TO Edward Cooper who declared
with tears that the ratification had defeated the Presidents
plans. They had been promised Offices
Gov Browniow was present at the nesting lying on pallet
in the corner Of the hall ProsiTaed BY sickness. vote Of
thanks adopted oW Heyd sergeanta Arms ofthe
House. and the convention adjourned. singing the Star
spangled Banner and Home. Sweet Hone.
COsSBcTICUT.-Of the call for the New Haven
Convention to elect delegates the Philadelphia August Con
veniion, 7As Hartford CoaraH says; s.
The only conntenance support given tho Convention
sde Of perhaps dozen johnson Republicans mnst come from
the lste Democratic party Both teir organ1h Tines and
Eatcn seymour and Sas sr are Opp.d % haT
lug anything to do with IL publicly. They are willing TO egg
the johnson Republicans order possible to divide and
distract the Union Republican but they that by
their taking active part In this OBJECT would be defeated
They accordingly standing aoof from open participation
IN the Convention but are In every other way H.
The Convention will be in point OF numbers slim affair bat
We predict that they VIII pass just many resolutions rs
though they had thousand delegates AMI WIN soeot just
many representatives sond Philadelphia awe as there
are members OF tue party We curiosity 10 the
list OF defgates than TO read the resolutions
GEoRGIA.-Goy. jenkins of Georgia, has written
letter TO The Macon Telegraph disappearing that papers
geson that he should appoint delegates TO the Philadelphia
Convention Without clear denomination that large
majority Of Georgia desired -whch not be given
tmcit would be arrogant assumption on my part. Under
any Circumstances u wOuld te inappropriate and dSasle
to have said nothing because have that the poo
pie were very properly taking this aar OF their into
their own hands by moving for the holding OF District Con
vehon lhy desire To be represeneu III hh Convention
this Is tho proper plan"
NEw-HAMPsHIRE.-The Newllnmpshiro Demo-
cratic State Committee st week. to talk about the Pha
deha Convention decided "a3 at this busy
would be inconVenlon for Of the lsborng people the
bone and sinew Of the land attend II Tot advisable
caI nass convention TO nominate Delegates but that the
each COUNTY and Tat the Conservative Eeoabcsn orssnza