New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06


'o Mr KryasRHOwsi 3D. c) proposed the following.
Rsd That this the hour for the declaration and maintenance
Referred to the Committee on resolutions.
HS@psa. An inquiry recently openly made in
sPS sSf ..d sS' the ns s se. ~ BE- city OF
Rssod Ths city in the American Union ably presided
c cyf ar % triumph op q fSHH s. and oy soldier
John win be the brOsde', TO the aforesaid inqy
IA RsssrrsJ.
Reossd That I'll votes report, be BY States
and State be entitled to the number Of voes that the delegates
Mr Mullins Tenn IL that that resolution be laid on
The Presdent-The resolutions offered will go without
debate to the Committee on Resolutions
Delegate from Georgia. understand that the Maryland
delegation offered resolution OF the assembling Of this C~
yenlon this effect That all resolutions introduced wonu
be referred 10 the Committee without debate Acr the o
cussion AN Of the opioD this Convention voted down
proposition to refer without debate thus enabling tn gen
temen upon this floor 10 their feelings and opinions
upon every subject Am wrong ,,.,.
Mr. sherwood CTexas)-The words without debate were
The Charuan-I informed that the gentleman from
Mr. Moss o)-It win be probably long time before the
Committee on Resolutions viii report Twill therefore oilsr
one that will call out some little discussion so that we may
hear the views entertained by gentlemen present .,.
E. H. Branscomb (fo Ill the gentleman nom niissoui
will permit me desire to or resolution; It's Is s Viii be .p
pointed follow Andrew johnson in his eleetioneIng tour AZ
tse debt Of sanitation gratitude from the Union men
Mr. Butts Va1 move 10 suspend the raes 30 'nt my
Tie Chair1an-Iho Chair does understand that there
10 any need Of a suspension OF the rules.
The resolution unanimously adopted
Mr.. Moss Mo)-I nog press my resolution. ., ,,o,,
thar he is yeoueed TO suspend bis resolution for
moment purpose of afoIdng Gov Browoiow an op
Rs. That the s@Sned dsst Henry Winter Davis els the
le1a Of sO9ihsrq and S S BE- made
ali Over iheiaad
Mr.. Sherwood Teras)-1 move that it be adopted
Mr. CONWAY Ran) offered resolution declaring that The
President Of the United States deserves ihe OF
tie loyal Of TIE south IN sending out ms ie
ors sieedman and Fullerton for the purpose o. h
the confidence Of the country IN the FTeedmen bureau "
means Of fae reports 50 Tempered az cay ao,ss The
action of IIeedmcs Bureau, believing that me saa %
reau is necessary the welfare Of ali classes 10 the s"' m
il can be dispensed with the ballot IN the hands OF all loyal
men. regardless Of color. Referred. ~, ,,,ou h,oh
Mr. Moss Of Missouri insisted upon his resolution "hi'h
Rres Tsi on Resouiion, Instructed
pare and report LUTON fiTorng the comforting q The Nights OF
,gsrar. III citizens vii regard TO OF color 49,.
DccgaeI would rise TO question Of order II Is TIE
Sir That the rule adopted Yesterday may have
been be decision Of the Chair uniformly made on al Ie,oS
ons which have been offered has created precedent which
II "a binding as an adopted rule ,-., -, 49,.
Moss Of MssouriIha resolution Is resolution Oh h''rue
tiou.
The Present-The Chair oyerrues the point Of order In.
Asmnch as cOud undertake 10 say that us decision
Cod overrue The decision Of tue Convention. Tie Conveh
lion decided otherwise than Chair The gentleman from
Missouri ibe fore IN order and entitled TO INC noor
Mr. HorCMr. Chairman. tic Interval when v e,3pse
before the report ~ Committee Resolutions SHAH he
made propose In the discussion OF principe
which mus be considered There can be no DOUBT ~ WI re
presented shape before tas body and hope u W
be adopted least 50 far as affects ne states ~ Pc
beliOn II does seem 20 ne that we nave arrived ~ ,s
stage ia history o. cOGny when we should se above
rjadices and that We should carry out 20 ~ tltt u9
policy which was inaueHraed " lhe itI,ut,u Lie'e'
war lust concluded electEahy bl1ued ogt slavery
from cur rsiituton. and II DO. H S., s"H .o1s
10 remove every yestge RON ile Hta',s e.
DESTROYING H. 1t Is with that idea. ~ order ha We can Place
ourselves night ard found Institutions upon justice ana
upon those principles which were nd Gown ~ ,e sSou
Doaation adopted IN this city IN VIZ il1i have o.,ed
justice all protect erery loyal man b. be vLo or black
sppagse aud the life Of the nation NJ President delcsds
today upon Congress comforting the rglts Of citizenship upon
s ~ ineetsd upon paws and ali the host Of
the Rebellion hy enanclng and placing the hight Of
Suffrage in the bands Of those men whom they held tF
ude in bondage and for which they provoked Rebellion
| unparalleled IN all historyi i say should give
these men the privilege Of determining their own lot
would rejoice 20 see tie loyal men OF INC county
clothed with power protect hemsese, aid to insure The
porpetay Of the American nion il Is for u, ST 10 ~,
whether not by majority Of votes ih justice shoad DC S
creed them. Applause Not ony tai thIfe % ~
view TO be taken hnoT We are ost nSy W.T. bt We 20
away thai not going to burt any o. oT sIfhedn
friends the pending elections neiihsr 10 tls N9ruein OF
prder states by adopting policy distasteiu TO tLem
are 70 labor in rebabneh and o s!aes
Congress We endeavor TO send men 70 Ma'hinstos
not Of the character Of he man who became sI VI
he Laval men " no are sitting Ia council aser here
to-day that no State ready for fol- power and immunity IN
the American Union where aWO IUto 3I i'u .oIs sre ~
exercise with mpuny the lowest passions 10 The human
upon The heads Of oyal men lApTause
Tie terrible buude In the reconstruction OF the States or
he pas wears should teach that fear is TO be entertained
rom tha power winch now prevails in the South. Bu, with
u%sse 10 tie OF the South they pre-
serye liberties Of the hte men a. wen es tier own
We are going TO ndofse the legality Of Andrew JohusoL
provisional governments In the States Cres OF NO no
no RI / AJAX YOU ends Is that what you came here for
/ think not But am sure II Congress doe. IL.
duty next Winter they can provide laws by which provisional
bued their strength in restoring toe Union shall be enfan
chsed and be permitted 70 vote 'nd esSt members 70 ,ae
elect Legislature aud instead Of oiIs 70 ,rs, 70
majority S n. s so1 SSis ."s men ~So are tu.
as steel and 20 Senators. to swell the Republican
strength AS:e power those the men %
hat e mot the tIu. pOliey %1 ttsS SIR We
snail be no until that principle adopted ZAP
pIause They determined nov that the eternal rules Of
south shall be placed In condition 10 which they be
trusted; Apgag,el We do not come up here with %:
great step TO be taken and q thins to be looked
lives in peril they cannot now live there they have
yranesl goysnnent They are ~ the midst o. me-, en-
who would grind them down to degradation Danish them
n iRey succeed 10 their purposes the loyal men win be
PEELED leave their homes and seek shelter IN other
This matter Let US view the subject In all its bearings
and present it earnestly. iSrcibiy, and eandidy
10 seeomph great and lasting good This what we came
II clearly set forth 10 the coll as our only rene
who 1 eve. conyssed with refugee ron the Soas but who
knows that the universal expression Is In favor Of PROPOSE
ton Of thai kind j am yet TO hnd loyal man from
those States who has not declared time and
again that that is their only salvation. Now let
us look at this In another point Of view. j nm an
American and love this Government o. hiinly rs any
nan cen love love is honor It's Institutions love Its
freedom. and feel that il guilty Of injustice u II stains it,
fair and honor and viii all have To pay The dlrel
penalty Take history To the present. es stands 10
diy We that terrible trial visited this cosgtry AID
that 800 COO black were induced 70 present Their bodies
a ra ~ the bulwar liberties They poured cut their
blood IN the contest. They manifested patriotism ofty
ana ,se as can be conceived ard when consider that
the white man has enjoyed oil the immunos and The