New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

Of which ----- is president" etc. etc.
They gay emyhateay they have large q aO. As
member o. the late recommend TO the use OF
charitable Institutions you, gentlemen OF the Gana III
late Conversion Will no dea5t join me in recommends
toD viii every honest man IN the state each ahe every
ton that may be assembled 10 alter the Constitution as or
pect TO corrupt State with their money And y he
elauor ene eG9arh man for his share or blood fs'gn
Gencmeu the tendency Of the colorsd population Of the
ely and state % nG9stre pursuits and or1er conduct has
But e construction a BY Conunis'oSer Shannon ra Is
aensHs .i 1~as sSS f s I''' :" "'' S''
Under the laws or the Of louisiana tho colorea
md cSna that any W1e man hos or can have, a Jet
by ne construction given BY Mr. shannon In cases Of assen
under gusfd.ior hundrcds Of miles. respectable cens o.
charge Of Assault and battery upon negro gu onense FOX
csely same remedy FOR black the white
lie claims the right rnder that b TO arrest the JUICES Of Tao
to la Of me sr TsSr his eoSrSe.ion G.rs Is
no sses'ify 70 Tie eiiea =aiess As SIN % Buck
having rights # the State with the white
man. u Is eaix nc Cga RigAU b' Is eoHs,lgnsl
esty recon mend te ATTORNEY General the State 70
spond immedileiy with the Attorney Genefs qShe pn9d
states 10 order 70 get proper construction OF e ae ' "
Finally gentlemen member Of the late Convention Of
1864 with feelings OF kindness toward each aud every meLDef
earnestly hope that they will desisl fton their cgs
Ses .la sSI y o. 10 s s s e s'I b. s @
APPLY ne lea J-s, aaafalyhe constitati0a mrsl be
yBdeated. ~
THE NEw-oRLRASs TRIBUNE (FREEDMES's oReAs) ON
JUDGE ABELL's oSARGE.
Judge Abel was ont again against the Convention
lists and the civil Rights bh far Louisiana Is concerned
for saye Judge Abe under the laws Of tue state eooled
inel that any white has. have Now DO not
deny H. We know this 70 be true e .syt ,,' aaG ,sAs
e one n dc parishes refuse 70 arre's sesg q s1ae; se ~so
q OF 4
And YET Judge Abn Acknowledges himself that the ten
tri ur.us aad orderly conduct has given satisfaction and
promise for the future
A sEcEsn DEscRiFTIOE or Tbs PERSONNEL Os ms
CONVENTION
From The New Orleans Crescent. July "a
To read the proclamation OF Judge Howell one
would suppose that the Couxenioniis of s6 met q
wese many original Union louisiana bot there
vho known 20 have embraced The son
even IN toe midst the orfor popular enthusiasm Which
rsgned n ta. even up TO the time Of the ,arIIe
l and Mr. T. J. Durant Supported By Nc Flanders aud d.
Dose 90 tsese ave- Only hr Fandefs osd r Dostie sle
supposed 20 sanction tAe convention project MI lTlnt de
ced the CoEsenol sham aud spd and ne doift
ussrpoD ~ power by anautaoIkai persons Is
gentleman j. nnSeTsood 10 maintain precisely the same eNt
sPresen NJ Dlrant neYeIhe e. belongs TO thc sAiIsn
1T wiag 81 the extreme Rdca. Nj RoAer and Ai iIn
lti both supporters Of ihe President and dedeiy
opposed 10 The Convention project These I'VE gentlemen
about exhaust Tho list Of orrDel and sonni mon men 10
oa the other hand amOsg tie cosyentioni,ts hara 70
canse A. long Conesftie power paramount If Now
Orleans EImilly Governor Hsh1 who though not PEN
Jet dsnsusle himself popular orator in the poset-
ZION Of Coaiedeme Tags aad Syen aehs'sd some p3ss
Bias Fsg. Nh X kng Cutler. who claims seai ID 10
al Topu alton ofIolsnr early and ardent moneer
THE southern ~, Atsoeaon society formed ercsJ
aid in taking tbs state ons n he Union Mr. Hsh, WHO
tOos penous pat he proceedings OF the
and wa We 6clese printer iss Legislature ofG wasle.
M. name " believe standing eirsth On &c list.
Jpss hgsst sssss o. n S oeEsS
s.las a.asd f.s@ :. bis s 5ss
ana sas sever We .sss aissa shs' mechanically ~ -
Ains The vs;e sss member ,Ass extraordinary Assem-
sl. a. z sn .Ss a. :. Sc cesrsasp q sios q Zen
mean who res pr'posihgfJ Setc on tnn 0nefrnent
deoripon Evea b. Judge Abel IN his charge 10 the Grand
Jury published this mornings cssesl The Judge ought
enough to refuse o have any tains do with them.
A MoHR MODERATE VIEW
Prom IL New Orcias toDusret, JAY IS
IL is very sad 10 such vindciiye confovorses
that between Jadse Abel and Pc czConvenon or ls5t The
Judge bns iet hm outragshy deDanca0n Tor iIeas0U
Ne Sorrstaiiaie, ~ dsyns re te'iye tAe co.r,ro and
eAaSs As asnb,rs 81 f.si tod IA harHS ~ Ira. td'
iargs ssz, q mono Ssaaisd a. esa5lsh@HI Of ffo SGss
oefKnsnf IL L0Esanaf HIS mputaCns upon those members
who took the oath support the confedeIaey ard aep be
eaHsenI Sis Sssaabn Is not altogether Compatible
with the feeling Of Kindness toward each and every
hst The members themselves dsiarbsrs
Of the peace and bec TO indictment These controversies
Saon the sis aafndnens oftnc rvasr., os..itaO 0al
Ia AID will no dnbt given 10 that object az IN tue case
s sx ~. asd rsneSee The resnh si agprs4ssd
safsiy tara hs pesos HAaf party can ecnAaa ns @ay
s. Hence which tend to weaken our Nastod
sources divds energies scarcely suhsent io We
, sn,s1 spprs JsdSs bsT. efpsasOa Of s er r
G negro thereby raised 70 legal equality but tnsre
FEDERAL Jurisdiction INTO another for the parpoe OF Tying an
alleged cnense against negro These snsa r a,ss
among the people In the meantime we can ea s.Ina pa.
sn and await the decision Of Questions IL TA T'H o"
THE CONVENTION oP 1s6f-ITs LEGALITY AND ITS
MISSION.
Prom The New Orleans Tribune, JAY ~ -.
We favor the assembling Of the Convention Of 1864,
as means Of coming general vote Of tho people W. ad
VT a.. eIi si H.. Ses ese and
ss. , 70 s Let ae nv come on ee aonor the
s s nss TIC Free state party whose continued
S,.s ss on The action Of the people in their primary capacity
obstacles hsv. sTs y Sssa Ss1S If ss ss
tbs eiecng Of the convenoners BY the gsleray OF
he people Ne s saiis only Gov Hahn had Tor
ssss.o py only nslOg public President Icon letter
and calling together The Legislator or even the CONVEX
men in the true Of the word thus denied 70 Louis
lana The RePabesn Convention Of October lso discussed
m Central Executive Committee had under the
call Tor bat concluded that al Is.
eeye fun vote eser in the Affirmative nesstive) unless
M s,ae Authorities in the Now by the
action OF tie Convention OF IseL that f the first time
@ Z E'nssIS si a.s Beg Il is sss. Of s even
100 boaeGi nyAr jor consultation This frat chaLce
for our eeas " exercising tho scvSrss rowe. mus.
no, Ds a N this we viii not be- worsc OF than before
We viii have compromised nothing and lost nothing The
Convention Of 1885 may be ifstrlevs6y broken up, tso
not bear upon This Convention mis- !. an ss"nsSss power
1o orcanzatIon body n they succeed In their plan.