The New York herald., 1866-09-07

ID. IL. GDOpLoE. OF North Carolina.
JdonN All GSREsswEl.l. of Maryland.
After tho reading OF the address thirty forty OF tho
delegates to their feet endeavor obtain the
door, but it was accorded to Mr.. Bots, Of Virginia
BOTS oPuYt-rs TO LINE
JonS MINOR BoIrS. Of Virginia objected line
in the report He regarded II as the most formidable
Indictment that has every been brought by the grand
jury Of tho country against any and its severity is
its truth The line he objected to 49, that "the southern
States have prescribed d,ocrac literature as incen-
diary, while in his opinion democratic literature is the
only literature they have allowed He co I'D not think
II would hc stricken aud then the address adopted
daughter and applause.)
Mr. rrfHER. of Va, ard obtained the floor. He
moved that TIC consideration Of tn address be post
poned until Tomorrow, and in tho mean lime printed
ticlis ot ''So, no." groans, and great cpnfuson)
SIR FrcreR tstandng on the bench exclaimed in
excited and with violent gestcna'ionj'I will be
heard - he then proceeded TO ssy that tn, convention
did here to tell tho world that Andrew johnson
i - traitor they knew that boore. Cheers and yes
They 70 consult as TO what aid could be given to
the loyal men Of tho South Ho did not propose to be
gagged down as men were in tho convention that met
document Of such as the address just read as
the gentleman who objected TO line had examined It,
and he insisted upon tho motion TO postpone action and
to have the address printed Cheers hsses groans and
prssArIsrIEp DELEGATE
Mr. SggrwoOp, of Texas, II rise for the purpose
of commenting every sentiment that has been put forth
in this address which comes from tho committee. zap
piausc. A voice" Good'l l think no man In this
Convention have higher estimate CT the merits Of
that address than myself accord with every word Of
IL, 90 fsr a. has gone. But there Is assumption
pul forth report which wish to bring the
attention o. this Convention II Is this: that VIC have
oy. :" sns . s % ee %
noss that fact agree with IL. could further say II
yoa plaza the people Of the scuth the side OF proec
ton, there will be ten millions out OF the twelve mill
lions ovsl the nationality loyal to tho constitution Of
United States, and loyal TO tho constitutional rights
and tske Judgment upon voting uren II, that
white !, is assumed in this address that there
vso a.e loyal who have all the motives 70 10
isysi who have everything they hold dear to
issSS,c.s against color and caste tTrs@sndoas AZ.
piansc, Now, Mr. President wbleI concur with this
address, rlse for the purpose OF Offering substitute
not FOR tie that disagree with anything IN that
address II "a merely like the Hbernisn's bed bIanke
excellent quality but little too short At both ends
70 rssS what saq os - r hss sscsso sa
<re al tho samc time suggesting that that address
,hrouyhoa. the land have no objection 70 IL except
sa,sit does not cover the whole case (reat applause
Al MS point Wr Frederick Douglass entered ihe Con
vepticn. and took seat the noor As soon ~ he was
recognized the Convention roso and greeted him warmly
in consequence or the exctonent. 49,
AsrsuruT yoR TaR ADpRsse
M,. Si,Lsylop. when order wak reat1re1, took the
found o prn, Il would s ss pages % the
% s ha. " Sf u W ws' com
,roy. and VAS hnislS It's position strongly
iasos o. nssro Ilnrage, and there s enough OF me
f1storn,. p.nted in slips, for all the ''pocr white
tsssh Of the South TO stand upon
ATTENTION pELEGArHs.
The rc>Iing 0f the address tired the patience or the
sGdccs aud during the inicton the delegates amused
thelpssvcs by gathering round and conversing with
Mp Anna dickinson and Frederick Douglass Mr. sher-
.cd stopped several timos during his two hours read
Ing aud nugry requested tho Convention 70 be 10 order
and hare inc deccncy TO lsten request discourcously
dssegnTdei.
The closc Of tho reading dozen delegates struggled
the President % Psrson BRowsLow, who spoke fol-
iows:rr. Chairnan-I havo but one single remark 20
make, gr Ny nrss connection with politics In this
nouuiry commenced in 1928 WHOM in Tennessee, was
Of coporas guard that was supporting the policy
q John eaney adams From that Gay % s shs have
vsncns and national conventions have voted for
md against addresses and documents Of this kind he.
fors--fnany times. Hut tho address read this
morning BY the gentleman from Maryland regard a.
tho most auio and appropriate document ever heard
amendment offered By my friend from Virginia, hr.
sosis because In ny Judgment u makes the document
,doplInr tho words, without crossing OF do,tnss an
Mr.. Tarrs-I made no motion to sssikeahs line cut
-cuid Ike say that would prefer In order that there
sy be asnndersianding this snbsos aZiong the
yeopi. would IKE tho word ,,rus ~ ss iassn:d be.
hero viii bo no objection 70 tho iniso1csion OF that
word iAppisnse.)
and ought 10 have vc,e now not pr pared 70
ssy here days and nghts any longer ana hope funds
yps Ss s "a sn sas. %S
~hether drunk or sober, 70 ,d T. Grea, laughter and
.pp"n~e. 'os se-"eosN. good. y
r,rAon BnowsowLw took his seat. but al the sus.
s.ssicn Of score o. az gates who advanced hastily
Yards hiu he asaar moved the previous auss.
lion w,,sll Was 20 amid much escerncn, ana voIen,
ssos. y, 70 on W part Of portion o. the dcega'es and
~. Northern a. .seasss voted .Aye
Tho seIofs - Sheu adopted
IHs oosnuEs os Tusps
" I~nf IA "a
+, '"nas iSf ne eypeAscs II the Convention.
' M MLvuR prrLsz.
Wsy tie name e Mr. Butler announced a. ono
q ,h rcmrtes, ~ alarmed Individual the platform
ssw ssly esclamod, "whaii" They re never solng 70
ie, .len Batter collect the fupdslH lie did
IA Wa ilncrsnt Butter 70 the New Orleans gold
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The Committee Resolutions then made their report,
when vas read By Mr. Clayton o. Maryland the seere.
,ary with The powerful lunss They are ss follows
. % III rhn, , Hs S.dS Sy. gss so e s' sssis ,
,nassy God ihro,rh who.s vii reeslos sspin,raie
en e The yparsep ,so y ss ,s Tsy 81 w.
iesolvsi Thai demand We hsvc denana.s :.
J be state y which live 20 tnolr old fsaons WI ,ss
NJ with protection lives. properly snd political rishs
now n lrcpsrdy from the unauenchei enmV y 'shts
s.s ne sesspgy po q snas.- Jsss,;s & 2
oy, pep. y the sos.h unjus agprr.s.. and y.
r.spea states once rrr,.ca.s y h. coar.ss =
would deplofr their restoration on me nacc
uaie conditions the President tending Dot
absr hut onyto magnify the pcrs and sorrows of our
condition.
Rssoscd That the welcome we have res.vsd from nr
A1yal of Philadelphia under the roof % ths TINE
Acrored hall which Declaration of Independence rAs
s3oped inspires With snmatns hore thst the rrn
oies Of md equal gcvernmru shkb werv mras ths
soundson Of the republc Al its origin, shall beeoms e
corner sions of the crnsututiun.
Resolved Thea With pride In he p~iousm % ,ss ton
fesslcs AMI rrsistsnt surpol
Nv elven Of loyalty and their e6sr's "
sssiorr s etAss their ccpdtlon - stsrs N
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