New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

WIN. 7. Eaton, Thomas Z. james, Col T. r. M feehth A.
Hen Elias Davis Col Geo. w T. Vernon Frederick sehley
dSS G Holland J. ~ Slack Powell 6riscoD Capt s.
Smith WIN. j. Albert Or. Joel HOPKINS d Seman Shelby
Clarke. Tboe. j. Wilson, and w. L. W. Seebrook.
The Maryland State Convention placed the delegation
those who were not only conspicuous for their ability bu. for
heir triad devotion 10 the Of their country No milk
and water men Of the Swami stripe touched 1t win be
seen that their brsves soldiers were not forgotten
WARRINGTON CITY,
The following are tho Delegates from the Union League Of
America to represent the District Of Columbia
Riley A. shinn old resident and prominent citizen o,
and saTcntia citizen Of the Districts Richard Morgan an
old and influential resident Of The District and Tt
RashingtoR CAr0niels John Evans an lnhuenta mer
chan. o. whngon Return Hegs G deputy Ssh re- .,
publican in politics hang from Tennessee where he proved
6s devotion 70 the caa.e Of his country S1o"n w.
Murray the stereotype founder influential man At the
polls Dr. William BOYD prominent Union citizen S o. r6i.
between the negroes and reufned Rebel soldiers a. Aeasm
dTa last Winter Lieut. Samuel Harris an oesr IN aSS
Of Ohio now resident Of Tipois c. Siorrs prominent
lawyer A. PeaIce an architect By profession efSI 2,
Iowa. j. DeIrees until recently Superintendent Of Pabe
Printing office at washngCu member q se w.,%o9s
the Military State Agent for Ohio at Washington p1ston
no hold With credit during tss p, WhHe ws a. senate
j. b. Clark an saoh6 Of the United States Senate Edward
W. GodskQrough, prominent young lawyer OF @
9oorer nd influential citizen Of Western Pennsyl
Ssnis; tho M B. Frler,On tho Hon James Mnins
Col John James james Davis oil prominent loyal Union
Ss of Tenpesses the Hon j. NJ. Edmonds until recently
Commissioner Of the at washington rsmsIea ny
ndrsw Johnson for being loyal mani Gardner lniS III
itsry State Agent for Massachusetts at Washington. CT
Of Congress from rSSsy sUy
for the United States House Of eprescnta
vs Of sawyer
Member Of the XXXlXh Congress from wisconsin, Sid1ey
Clarke Member Ct Congress from Kansas: j. Howard
Michigan; James Wooley, nfuehtia citizen OF Delawafe
j. H. Rice Member Of Congress from Maine rimotsy HS1
The following s the delegation from the German Assecia
ton Of the Distriat:
August Shelhausen. prominent German citizen ofhe Dis
WSsSinsou: Joseph Gerhardt wealthy hotel Keeper Of
Washington. an active German pSeag j. senG Mie w
Krzylanowsk prominent citizens OF the District OF Conmos
The following the delegates from the Soldiers and
Sailors Union League;
Major E. Doughty who served on through the raising
himself from private 10 s,n.oicer on Gen Wards and
BirneJs staff; Sergeant L. Drake onesrmed hero Of
regiment Bryant, who also qit an H arm
Major Of the 9th n c@ysIryi WE A. Short served al
trO.sn The Wat CsP Cv5 sas1a f DSv anI VIM
srinser private Of tho 18th Massachusetts regiment
puxoArysIewis Mckenzie tried Ioyalist Of Ale1an
dra and Member Of Congress elect james NJ Stewart
George TSeEST samuel n GssvOSS GSs m John
Trotb. #. b. Munson Daniel w. Lewis Isaac snowdeu,
SSSS H Eusa L. m
John Gregg ). Palmer Tucker: Dr. T. M Bond. Thomas T.
William Williams H. r. Holmes ). j. Hen,Law, N 4. Jan
ney j. C. Janney James W. Wallace John Dltion solo
HOg Cook s5.s.s Joan onD Ssns WYNN w. s'fs
Smith, Frederick Gross Thomas W. Robinson w; IL
g'Ot & I TairIS M&S 1GdrfS AS SR' john
Lewis. George K KIlmeT K a. Gray, q H. s sss1s
Peter W. Long. David Cline Daniel bowman. Andrew l.
Lindsey Jackson Rhodes. Abraham c. Long Henry B'r,
Nieso Charles Bowel H. Robinson G. W Kitchen, Adam
Bear Jacob Leehhter Charles Moore Gov Francis IL Fer
Pfninn,t r DpSlcT r. William L Tinsiey William A.
Parsons James Morrissey, Charles l. Fgheeie, Dr. w D.
Mansfield FranLn SearDs w White wiSm da{ o, Du' a.
well known ngushed Wing leader aud subsequently
for his opposition To JEFF pay S Jaco Seo,gs cr
Moses Morrison Pail colmnn, Peter cO9se RSssIi
FsS:1 s'Sni fos 1sa
John Randolph A Brimmer Francis Decordy b. f. shIieker
w Todd tLe Hon L. II. Chandler NJ. e.. james simgson.
%% cagsn;r JOIN GSsSsTS 1 Ma DSg &S VIZ
am Lawrense L. o. Parker, James W. Browney hom9s
BTSyP Loo' nSSi E @c?f sSS Si sSs
Ireland i. K Snead DR. Arthur Watson. Savage cgps,
Bennett Ed e; w. P %% D e es: " gS G. Va D.
Rsrpits j. NJ Love A. j. HaIless A. IL fanagan John
P PsISys ' Stephen Crockett j. r ere Harris Dr.
Joseph worrall, WIN. r. wousL Martin Garland A; y.
GresS SS. NEWTON Caps, Thomas Haflson sieiie
Henry j. Mugcr the Hon Johnson Barbour II. C.. r. 4.
Light Alexander Whedde John Il. Hylton Dsiel d. Keat
rex A. Bartlett J. N Kearez Anthony Variance. Charles
derson G. W. billiard Felix Moore, Winston Purvis I'd.
ward johnson William s. Lydlck; John ). Furvis, r. Z.
Rev G. Campbell G. W. SUMMER tie Distinguished old line
Wing leader and lawyer Reuben Walton Henry P9ps VIZ
liam Lucas Daniel Bosen. James lH tae Hon. Daniel H.
Hoge, a. C., the Hon. Mr. Davis NJ. C.
- NORTH cARoLISA. -
There will BE- full delegation from this State in the Con
vonop bat such the terrorism existing Ia some counties
that tho delegates selected by secret conventions and to
publish the OF some OF these tried men would only
bring upon them increased persecution Among the dsn
sushed delegates Dspie r. Goodloe. an orgiDalapu
slavery man, and always prominent in the politics
Of the State and Byron LehB The following delegates
from those counties in which the Unonsts are numerous
enough not to be overawed. can be pubisbed'
Washinston Covny-J. W. wynne. L. u. Wills, NJ C. Nc
B' CnssO n IT, IT,. Alexander NJ Phelps j. a. wscD
BEAUFORT C0aH'y.-U IL Rich' william NJ Cheney. ane NJ
Bowin. --..v.,----
SOUTH CAROLINA
This State will be also represented but the same reasons
which forbid publishing the Of the delegates from
North Carolina apply to south a1hV Carolina
Georgia win be represented y aegaon seaSeG ~ No.
ASS1,I a1a s .O r. hoped that The Hon Joshua Hin
will be present ~
Tho Unionts ~ Alabama will also have their quota In the
Convention D. H. Bingham. who had 10 leave the STATE on
account Of his loyalty NJ J. Stafford prominent lawyer
and quoted by the Rebel press being Influential man and
J. r. Lsroombs will head this delegation
o have ,esn no list Of The delegates from this State and
We think the publication Of the names Withheld
for good reasons
This State will be represented by the Hon Thomas D. Uu
rant one OF the most distinguished lawyers OF the boun ald
now refugee John MacMsr late Superintendent Of bdnoa-
ton W. Conway late Freedmon Commissioned and others
whose names are not given.
FLORIDA.
Although roughs and otesest traitors broke up we
Union Convention held In Tallahassee the I'D nt ey did
not defeat the objects the patriots Tor they met subsequently
and elected the following delegates 10 the Phadepha Con
yention. s. l. Galloway VIM. Ward. james d. LaIdfum ..
ILL., Ii. Il II