New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
POLITICAL.

by Telegraph
Jons MINOR Bolts AND OTHER LOYALTSTS INDOESE

WASHINGTON July l3.-John Minor BOttS- JOhn
T. Lewis Franklin sterns Charles T. Lewis and W J. Cow
ing of Virginia and Capt W l. HIyer, Of Florida. have
,h written letters enthusiastically ndorsrg the Southern
Radical Unouists call FOR a Convention in Philadelphia
ROBERT oULD AND ALL REBELS INDoRSE THE COPPER
BoTToMED CONVENTION.
Gen. Ould late Rebel Commissioner Of Exchange
lie the people Of the South will send none but
those who took part the Rebellion the Philadelphia con
fr the that there others IN the son
who have Of brains. Tie South he says VIII So "
control of the country as before the war
COrPErHEAD DELEGATES FROM RHODE ISLAND FOX
THE JOHNSON CONVENTION
Providence L. l., July IS, lo66.-lhe khooe
Island Democratic State Central Committee this morning
issued cal for State Convention. to meet III Providence on
"A August for the purpose Of eee'ng delegates 20
repre.ea, Rhode Island the Philadelphia National Union
Convention No public movement IN that direction mas Oe'o
made hg any other parties in the State
A OBLIGATION FROM THE ONO COPPERHgADS
COLUMBUS. July -, ls66-At a meeting of the
Democratic state Central Committee OF Ohio the following
resolution adopted
R That for the purpose Of carving ont the coSpers'
ton proposed bv the platform eopleq at s.e teVe' Py0
cratic ate Convention Of me STATE pemoeisel IN %
tive Committee authorized 20 appoint iour Seuatora Des
gates Philadelphia National Union Convention TO be
Ie on te I4th August members Of the Democratic party
with the suggestion OF Messrs Randall amp
M and Blair on behalf the National Union Committee
and Executive Committee also be authorized to ISSUE
dics TO the Democracy Of the several Congressional DIS
ca recommending the appointment b their several County
Central Committees OF by District Conventions OF TWO mem
i o.. he Democratic party as delegates from such DISTRICTS
Il u =. gesed by said National Union COMMITTEE
TuR CIVIL RIGHTS BlLb-Judge Harbeson Of Ken
1cy ht Just decided involving the right OF negroes
10 give testimony against white people The facts In the mat
g.. are these: Patrick Byron. white man, having been
Knocked down in quarrel with negro procured gun and
fired into a negro house wOgnIing coored man named VIII
liam Montague No white person witnessed the occurrence
Wien Byron arragned FOR trial the attorney FOR the
commonwealth moved the court TO permit the introduction Of
Moat gue and cooed woman witnesses upon the ground
TINT since the passage Of Civil Rights b they were com
potent testify against white persons After argument OF
the question whether Congress annul the law Of Ken
tuchy wach orbids the admission OF negro testimony
against white people judge Harbeson decided that the bill
WAS unconstitutional The right Of Congress to pass such
a bl. he remarked is claimed to be derived
under the second q the late Constitutional amendment
aboshng Slavery which gives Congress power by appro
prie legislation enforce the amendment But exclusion
from cannot be considered eusavemcnt OF tie
urgr, colored persons have been prohibited
FROG, wing against whites in the nouslayehoding States
fu te asst 20 years. Such laws therefore the Civil
Iaghis b be deemed appropriate 10 the enforce
men of ,,e amendment Moreover that amendment could
bearing upon the witnesses proposed IN the present
case they free before passed Their te
tmoay therefore excluded and the prisoner dis
charged.
IiLrXOfs-GEN. LOGAN on RECOSSTRUC TIoY.-At
e grand gathering Of sollers Salem H. Gems sherman
and Logan with Gov. Oglesby, made addresses FOm what
Gca. Logan said extract few notable passages;
Would you have beieyed two years when a certain
great land treason BE- made odous
amt traitors must be punished and not only that bnt tha thy
% E ipO e r au peono That e would declare that
fh.r wer emitted % representation in the United Staesf
l.-,. Tat +. ali can saw on mas subject rIaaehier.
No ST. work OF restoration 10 this country belongs 70
rl mon and nnf traitors and while loyal
Gagged DO peo this work and restoring this country they
mus 20 Ties traitors Geaii'@o' 20 nifga % ooyG
r-Nn r-f nrfn fU. 4 D.
o.. " W Is, ,i, I'LL +, sssi = done BIZ ii is for ~ ta ay.
b, 900 our hands power ~ hare he rg1t aadyo
1l.- 1-iriegcs az his oouny. Good good that's go
only hat they perform are such acts a. we recle
being lwal ly our reeoaultloh lnc hcls tnat We
say they shall not perform they cannot perform until
or r some OF me opposition say why you do allow
thc people De represented there is one Laii o. TIE mon
Nufr ted AID tie laws that you IN Congie are IN
c'asifl 9lal because portion TIC county lnie''e
Wei presume upon the same Hypothesis al The laws tia,
Dtgs part OF the country YVES not represented lLauEu
rnr enncaed bv me opposition 10 The Union eole n
this land correct that ~ that these people 'as tey no
Their m although bad forfeited their property although
they .a. forfeited tler urlis civ, and political ali tlo-e
rights cane back ADD that they ~ fully restored
o. s entitled 20 the rgh and PRIVILEGES Of American en-
repr sentative Is Vel a. ia any ohei capacity as
ANY other p.orla iu tAs lalo.
u las that Tie people shall have tier property OF ihe
lts tac lave got lef though hnE hey hayo good dea.
they ought 20 have unless they behave better tlah
t1an i1g .m TO- bll e'i no,Dil Sooa ma, . - ,se ~
D. sc us have no on col 90 tot eur 20 pc .I
tKscu.i,a.i blt d. want 90 Do few things a. one
3 VI
OF th. ,ln5. I want 70 be roco-ni,rd in this land
soli- Dol io Republic Of tie Uued states, AMI not die
greece want 90 be- recognized, al the same time ~
WIN has done more Tor BIS country than traitor AP
psue van, b. 90 be- 90 il ta ino that Gen snermln ma
hSht Dol gcr socially morally politically and every way than
does Joe Johnston hc man vho fought asasi mn 10 The
armies o. treason. Applause
Aner touching mpres.yey upon the rights Of the freedmen
O. protection Gen logan alluded to tAe dsAon
ouus Of oyai graves a. Augusta.
Hence want hn have the protection Of the law. am
ID 10. ask COlntfH mcA dek
you mothers wo e sitting around IN ms itie group tha
have fond thai e away r On beneath tie not
burning sends Of eoga whose iaces you val see no more
or earn whose graves you can hetci VIII ,ta s4naIs
sud tr l fathers TOO aud the little pratilng babe that
ei t he fo have he lave Of this modified that
while traitors south have their gatherings DAY amer
oirrs that ihcy may live Dr. tleir memory a. long a. he
shall last poor old deciepd negro who has gained
cone ni,ar with basket OF fver sirew upon t1e grave
OF poor ya soldier that be saa have TIE night to 90 H.
10 b. O. De- projected. .LmOton.l
TuR CABINET AND TIL PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION
S,c7Ify Wees ia approval of the call Tor Tie
J,la.Ju Doole mee,as Philadelphia letter 20 senator
Doole he says that "the policy initiated by Nj Lincoln
wss adopted and carried Forward DIV Mr. Johnson speaks o.
conac, with "flnlameuta pTincpes anc deao inoes tie
central .nr theory
The centrally ng theory thar the and quahe Senators
ard Representative eleven States shall De- exc ldea nom
Sorerc anil tar ii - S.aes and tle people Sies
r0rffqn rf f..frs.4 i. irOn1t0 90 change tie
t,,.t.,t,n and u1seul. thc foundation principles OF our
organic ilw 20 change ldI. syem n such manner
s,s.,l,,sg p t.o Fsrii tri6arsi IN eetoas feai.ns to
tie lie liberty ~ prosperity Of the clizel To change
1eeSie c,rt,,slu. IN 40 Convention o. s95 when
Stirs were czculed from representation 20 change
the e1siaar and Wiseiy adjusted l!s,noHi'oss o
s,os,rnuieat ny tran.s,rrinr tLe rIrdoliug power
an from the Executive ~hefe properly belongs
% Congress ~ le Les saiyc hlafcl 81 the Government