The New York herald., 1866-07-12

republican party. and this uld only be dlnc by sup
porting and standing by It's radical friends and olc
holders There must be no backing down lie didr't
believe any real republican wan,edto adjourn present
These rugged times, demanding rugged
A gentleman from Pennsylvania thought what the
Pres dent omitted committed of small importance
compared with keeping the public pulse in healthy
stat, He then pitched into the New York Times
cfully
INT Raymond, who was present, rose in decidedly
sdbdaed mood, and stated that no had ixed op n
ions OF public policy we'll the gentleman who pre-
coded him He also had his opinions OF the Presi
mt Tho Times had sustained the President in
interfering with the just powers Of CongresS
The gentleman from Pennsylvania injured II the
Times did not favor the August Phadelpha Convention.
Mr. Raymond replied that the Times had never held
that the Philadelphia Convention would nure the repub-
lcan party He had his views that subject Also
Al this point the debate hcrc was great disturbance
and confs on and the Chairman with difficulty restored
order.
IA resolution was moved by rhad Stevens and carroi
that Il was tho duty OF evory member or
the republican party 70 oppose the Philade-
phia Convention by every means possible. II
was necessary 10 know friends from foes. No
man who favored this similar movements hts
personal or political friend Hc particularly
on Raymond, and his remarks received with groat
enthusiasm.
committee composed OF Senators Wilson. Fostor
aad Morrill,. and Representatives Colfax. Farms
WORTH Morrill,, Stevens, Garfield and Boutwell,, was
appointed consider all the questions discussed and
report to another meeting Of tho caucus, be called
few days. The speech Of Senator Lane, of Indiana,
especially inlammatory, and denounced tho Pres-
den 10 the strongest terms Several speakers declared
that Raymond enemy, and had right 10 at in
tho caucus. Tho meeting was stormy throughout, and
calculated to still further disrupt the republican party
CALL FOR NATIONAL CONVENTION By SOUTHERN
RADICALS.
The following Is the call for a convention OF Southern
rad Gals TO BIO held Independence Hail. in tho city OF
Philadelphia, on the first Monday OF September IsG0-
To LoyAI UNInSi SouTH--
The great issue Is upon The majority In Congress
and its supporters hrny declare that the rights of tho
citizen enumerated in h' constitution and established
by the supreme law must be maintained int ioiae
Rebels and rebel sympath scrt that the rights OF
the cit beuns to the States alone and under
such regulations the respective staes choose volun
arly TO pres ribc We have this doctrine OF State
reignv carried In its practical results until all
authority In Congress denied. tho Union temporarily
destroyed the constitutional rights of tn citizens
OF the south nearly annihilated, and the land
desola., d by civil war Tho time has come when the
OF the outh States governments must be
laid consuo principles or the despptsm grown
under atocous leadership be permitted to remain
We know OF other plan than that Congress- under its
cons rnnal powers shail now exercise its authority to
esi,b ish the principle whereby protection is made CO.
extensive with citizenship. We maintain that no Stato
either by organic law or legislation, make trans
erosion on The rights Of the citizen log iimata We 90
mand and ask you to in demanding protection TO
every iizen OF tho great republic on the basis OF
equality before the law and further that State gov
ernmcnt Shouts be Recognized as legitimate under
the constitution in far 1t does not
by Its organic law make impartial protect on
full and complete. Under tho doctrine of State
sovereignty, with reb l. in the foreground controlling
Southern Log saiures and embitored by disappointment
IN ih.ir schemes TO destroy the unon there viii be no
oily for The loyal element OF the south Our reiance
for protection Is Congress and the great Union
party that has Stood A. = standing by the nationality
BY Tho constitutional rights OF The citizen ami by the
For the Of bringing the loyal Unionss OF the
So III into csnjunc,ive acton with the true n nds OF
delegates goody numbers from ali the Southern
sia.es. incladng Missouri. Kentucky West Virginia.
Hail. @' IN Ana II. D eisy 0, Phad.ipha, % On tho
first Monday OF September next. II Is pro-
recommend end ms.sureA Sa fop Tho Of saeh gov
ernm"n In the South as cords with aud protects the
rights OF all citizens wo trust this call III be respond
ed to by delegations Of sch as represent the
true loyalty OF tho outh aud that Kind OF government
which full protection To all the rights OF The citizen
such as our fathers int led and ella m birth
ri.ht Either the lovers Constitutional liberty must
RUE the nation reheis aud ther sympahizcB ne
permitted to mIsrue it, Shall loyalty or di.oyaty have
The keeping OF tko des mi or the nation, Let the
sponscs this call. which IL In circulation for sig
na ures and being numsrsusly signed, answer Notice
names attached TO It by sending request BY letter fi
rected 70 ID, W. bingham, ESQ, Washington. d. u
W. H. STOKE, OF Tenne-see.
J0SErH s. FOWLER, OF Tennersce.
JAMES GErTYc. OF Tennessee.
A. J HArIiT0N, OF Tcxa.
GEORGE w. PASCHAL, Of Texas.
LORENZO SHERWOOD, of Texas
q w. ASHBURN OF Georgia
HENRY q. COLE, of Georgia,
Nv MccLuR1 o. hssarl;
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J. y. BENJA@IN OF Missouri,
GEORGE w. AMBER on OF Missouri.
John u IRoTH, Of Fairfax county Va
". STEWARD, Of Alexandria Va
ALLEN G. HARMON. OF Alexandria, Va
IENI- MCKENZIE, o. vrgQa
= W. HUANICUiT Of ywgiiis
John G. UNDERWOOD, OF virginia
BrRNHAM wAgDwEII, of vtr ma
ALEXANDER - DAvi., Of y!r-.n'a.
BYRON LAfLfN of North fGfo, IA
DANIEL. R. G0ODLOE, of Nortn Carolina
GEORGE RE f. OF Alabama
d. " BISGHAg, of Alabama
NJ j SAFF0ID Of Alabama.