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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26
Price, rs cents per Boa. or 5 Eszasf sr ST.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. C ATRR q Co, Lowell, MasL


CTADLER BRO. &eo., ET.ABsVS EAAE5
- 4 Wills, an others Ia4his case II is
alleged that the defehdanfs, CEthafins Huns
ley, a widow formerly CftltariBe MrCrackih,
3Otsy McCrackin, William MeOcarkine Joha
GreeHway and Grand sou GreenwAy, arc non.
residents Of TenRssaae. IT fsordsftd thatthay
appear At the NoSFtnber Term, 1866, az AHA
Court aud defend, or ~thisscAuse will betaken
for contested, October 4. 1855. a8rfrc
oct5w4FrsfesS51 HENRY Hoss. C.EH.t
~ SlAERtY 4 co, vs.. 0.E foUSd,
Ia. aud A. j.. Robertss In this case. u a. ,
alleged that thS heiesdaats, @. ?. Yoaaga \ ,
A. J. Roberts, are non-residen.B OegTenhes4l
see. Il is ordered that they appear az tRs.
November Term. 1906, Of this court ma d
fend, or this sAuGe yin be taken fof en-
fvsIed. October I. ls66f
oe5w4Prs fvss5l HENRY HOssr C.kM~.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26
u. Davis and A1dy JohaSon Sen.

p. .I''ti'ea'at = Juilsi osAs : o..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16
ROCKINGHAM SUPERIOR COURT.


The spring term Of Rockingham Superb
or Court was held last week, Judge Gillian
presiding. The whole week. as elsewhere
on the circuit, was occupied with the State
docket.
The docket was crowded with almost ev-
ery grade Of offence, from murder down to
The most petty misdemeanor. the Jreed'aea
filling large space thereon.
The case which excited the deepest in
terest and attracted the largest crewd, was
that Of Capt. Reuben +. Wilson. He was
indicted on charge Of murder. in shoot
ing some deserters and conscurts in the
county vi Forsythe during the war, while
In command OF squad OF soldiers, detail
ed from the army Of Virginia, on special
service. His case had been removed from
Forsythe, but owing to the absence Of I'M
portant witnesses and the sickness Of one
of the prisoners ceunsel, the case was con-
tinued till next term. The Judge admit
ted him to bail. He is young man, ap.
parently about 81 years of age, with a
bright intelligent face. He lost leg in
the service, and is evidently in very feeble
health.
The case Of the State VS.. William John.
son, charged with burglary. was removed
to Caswell.
A negro maa by the name OF Broadaax
was convicted of murder and sentences TO
be hung. but appealed 10 the Supreme
Court.
The case of the State vs.. James Sloan
and others, freedmen, } for the murder OF
Dick Knight, was also continued. In adj
dition 10 the above cases, some eight or
nine freedmen we're convicted Of larceny
and received few lashes each, BY way Of
admonitl0n-
We we're gra,i6ed, however, to learn,
that the great body Of negroes in Rock
ingham county were behaving tolerably
well, and were working much better than in
many othe. sections; and that the farmers
generally were making extraordinary ex.
ertions TO produce large corps OF tobacco
aud corn. We have not for many yeats
noticed SO many signs Of industry on the
farms as are apparent this spring. not only
in Rockingham, bat in all the adjacent
counties. White people certainly are at
work, together with large proportion Of
the former slaves, all of which we hail as a
prepitious omen for the future, and we We.
rIly believe il our people weTe permitted
BIZ the government 10 teel sense ot seel.
rity in their riga.s, that the good old times
would soon return aad peace aud plenty
again prevail in the land.
GfssasJ9r0ygh Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16

It's no wonder that the President has
assembled his Cabinet at this extraurdina.
ry period. and evoked their views upon the
present overwhelming and most vital issue.
1t gratifying that the clear and deter
mined grounds Of the President against the
usurpation OF the Central Directory are so
fully sustained by his constitutions advi-
sers. Elsewhere it will be seen that, in
view of the critical condition Of our inter-
nal affairs. Secretary Stanton has, under
direction OF the President, given an impor-
tant order in behalf OF liberty aud law;
and that he is strongly for sustaining the
restoration policy Of the President. which
has been. as he states, agreed upon and
consistently pursued by the Adminissa-
ton, and te effectuate which he is gratii-
ed that The President has convened the
Cabinet to obtain their determination in
the premises. SaiOaai La.siigeneg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16
Death Of Hon. george E. nadrer

With feelings Of deep regret We have 10 announce
that the Hon. George badger died AZ his residence
n the city Of Raleigh on Friday the th insl., in he
I'd year his age. He xas suddenly stricken down
in the early par Of the year 1861, By paralysis AM
has since fingered deprived 10 great extent OF those
extraordinary powers Of mind which have rendered
him ilusiriOus in the history ofthe State. 4 second
attack 81 The same nalady caused his Sudden death
new.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16

CoSvIcTs SENT Souri, -Forty-eight ne.
gro convicts. in Jail at Washingto have
been released and sent 10 Louis lana under
charge of the Freedmen's Bureau. A NOT
pros. wss entered in each case an condition
that the prisoner would 60 South. The
despatch SAYS tina. some Of these prisoners
were "contrahands," and some were "na
tiyes." by the latter Term meaning. proba-
by, persons born in or near Washington
who are thus sent away from their homes
and families to be made charge upon a
strange people. And this work is done bs
thar benevolent institution, the Free,lne n :
Bureau, and under the very eyes,oft tie phi.
lanthoplsts ct the Senate and House.
BY what right one State is made a ne nal
colnnT for the csayicls Of ano,her We can
not say, butthe act IS entirely unjusti fable,
and is an outrage upon the people Of Iuais-
lana. aud upon The parties who car tlrus be
torn from their homes. The South il pnor
enough now, without being burdened with
this fresh installnent Boston woald np
doubt gladly welcome these poo3 creatures
10 us embrace, add set abont the task Of re-
ioraiRg them, but IL II, the very refinement
Of cruelty TO expose these ne.rncs. lately
released fiUn slavery. 10 the prriIs and
temptations Of iile amsng the unrec6n.
s.racted. Nrr York Commercial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16

General Wallace, Attorney General uf
Tennessee, SAYS hat he shall mol paw. any
respect to The Civil Rights bill % account
" rs grnss mountaineering. IN Grn.
eral was faithful Federal soldier danng
the war. and therefore i viii not do 10
question hi loyalty. We hnpc tia, he
NAV be able to contest the bill 10 saCh a
way as 1, bring il sqnarcly brfnre the su-
preme Court. which u The only legitimate
and proper method Of bringing IL validity
10 an Issue. At aus rate, The light aver II
!. not ut dome, and i my yet receive 4
vetp that no lhtFi. vote can overcome.
The National lntelligencsr, ard other pa
pers favorable 10 the Prgsldes.. publish tie
names Of many eminent jurisis who have
expressed their opinions against the valid
ity OF the bill. and several 81 the judges on
the Supreme Bench itself arc known 10 be
Of the same mind. llan adverse decisio
can be had on IL, Rsdicallsm will thence
forth be msre cautious, for il will be IN.
inflated By judicial conviction u IT. high
criaes aud misdemeanors.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16

Joseph Eaaerbrook, IT,, Of Camden, Nc.
insured his life Tor 5000 some time ago,
anil afterwards became deranged aud com
miited suicide by shooting. The insurance
company refused to pay The policy. but the
Milne Supreme Court decides that they
must pay The $4,000, aud the cost besides.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16

The rapidly sceumul,iing cases Of litiga.
tion arising under the Civil Rights law
from prosecutions brought by negroes for
denial to them Of places with ne most 70.
wired al theatres, hniels and othcr public
resorts, make il certain that The polio Of
The Law, in all is aspects. il 10 be sabject
e grave public consideration.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16

WASHINGTON, Nav 9.-rhe bill whick
passed The House yesterday, but which la.
ret TO be acted upon By the Senate. 10 re.
move the U. ). Circuit Court from Nor iulh
10 Richmond, il IN accordance with the de
sire of Chief Justice Chase, who expects
ere long to be called upon 10 Presi!r u tia
bench.
NV YuRk, May s.-All the Partie. can
cerned 10 the Adams Express robbery Of
January last have been arrested anil al lie
money except so 900 ha. been recovered.
The originator Of the robbery. John Grady.
who was also under indietmen; for murder.
was shot by the turnkey while attempting
to escape. He died in two hours after.
NEx ORLEANS. MAY lO.--JuIge A5sll. Of
the First District Cert. decided the civil
rights bill TO be unconstitutional. AID not
binding. The Court argues that the pres.
ent Congress i unconstituti"Eally e"ns,i-
tuted.
Inc M,rganrio and Grand lsvees have
given away, and all southern I.puisans i
flooded. Thirteen p ri,hes have eeeu over.
Owed. The destruction IT property will
be ncalculsble.
IxpoRTAxr-we learn from tie Progress.
Of last evening that the Grand Jury 81 the
L. s. Circuit Court IL Norfolk has found j
true bill for treason against Jefferson d.
sis.
Tie Court adjourned Til tie fr,t Tees.
dsy III Jane. - fe assemble IN Rchhand.
The Ilause Of Representatives. has adopt.
ed tie report u the Reconstruction Com.
miitep, BY vote Of 1913 10 81.
Tvs CHOLERA AT Ngw YORK. The chol.
era is said TO be fast abatins az the New
Yurk quarantine. No deaths have taken
place, nor additional cases received on
board the hospital ship Falcon since Fri.
day lat, add all % board are reported Ia
be 10 a fair way Of recovery.
Valparaiso lad been bombarled b. the
spanish. The town and sc. O00 900 worth
81 property we're destroyed. Great blime !.
attached 10 the British and American Al.
mirals for not interfering with their ships
20 prevent such wanton destruction, instead
Of leaving the harbOr.
Rev. DR.. HamlIn, Of Gonstantinnple, II
Is stated, saved hundred. Of lives by the
following simple preparation, during the
terrible raging d the cholera in that city 1
few wear. since. In no case did the RENE.
DIV fail where the disease could re reached
in season Il Is stated 10 be no less eicc-
tive in cholera morbus and ordinary diar-
rhaa: One part la0danum; one part cam
phorated spirit; two parts tincture ginger
two paris capsicum. D,se: one teaspoon
full IN a wine glass Of water. II tie case
is obstinate. repea: tlip dose 10 three " foul
hours.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16

p0rt-The House Of Representatives on the 10th
;nslant by vote Of 2s t. 81 adopted the entire re-.
port Of the Reconstruction Committee. Just before
The vote was taken Mr. Stevens made most hitter
speech, urging the radicals present TO present them
selves in solid column for its support-whieh they
did.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16
ATTEMPT TO AsSAsslsaTE THE eyre.
RDR or RUSSIA.

Tsere was great rejoicing n 81. Peters
burg and elsewhere 10 Russia on aceaan, Of
lie Epperor's escape from a,.as,inaii N.
The man who attempted tie Epperor's life
Is Russian landowner ~ small n,eaa., u III
considered himself injured by the emsnei
patton Of the ,erfs. lie discharged lhr ri.
iol within ) Few feet ofhs Majesty. aud
the sho; would probably have Fken cif-r;
had not peasant turned aside the as,as.
sin's arm. Ills peasant had been ennn
blsd. II i sad tie Emperor. With perfect
presence II mind. himsrll seized he cnl.
pit. asking him quietly" What have
ever d"ne 10 you that .ou should seek my
life !"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16
JEFFERSON Dayis.-The Grand Jury Of tn

JEFFERSON DSFis,-The Grand Jury Of the
United States Court. in session AZ Norfolk. on the
10th inst. brought in true bill ofindictment against
jefferson Davis, Tor treason. The co0r Adjourned
until the first Tuesday in June to meet At Richmond
II j. supposed that Mr.. Davis viii be tried 4, the
Court at Ri;hmon5
The same jury also brought IN true bill against
John G. Breckenridge
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16

II We learn from the Newbern Times, that the
Episcopal Convention Of North Catolna will assem-
BILE in the city Of Newbern on Wednesday the s0th
instant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16
Aillsbaruugt gstprnsr,
HILLSBnROCGH, N. g.
wednesday. May Is, 1866.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The funeral Of Mrs. Jones and her three children
is appointed for the 4th Sabbath in May, at Cedar
Grove. S. PEARCE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16

Tue Belgian chambers are ab0a, 70 in
iroduee i new clad.e into The prsal code
of tina, coantry. Furnishing with line or i'm
pfisonmen. ~ persons convicted OF cock
fighting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16
COMPARTMENT OF VALPARAISO.

New YoRK, Nav 9.-Panama adslces
state that the news from Snlth America -
unimportant. Matters remained perfectly
quiet al Valparaiso since The bomblrdmenI.
All the Spanish feet. with one exception,
had sailed for Northern ports.
The Danish Consul General sent note
10 the Spanish Admiral saying that his 90
vsrnment would hold Spain responsible Tor
the damage done 10 Danish property IN
Valparaiso. The Admiral refused 10 re
ceiye the note.
Immediately alter tic bonbardnent Of
Valparaiso, the English Minister va, s..
uuested 10 yacate the premise occupied
Nv him, and no one will rent him another
house. lis name was also stricken iron
the list Of members Of the Z Club de u In
ion."
OnIs two lives we're lost and eight per
sons wounded during tie boinOardnent.
Oae hundred and f.ly-one government
stores, containing upwards Of ss,o0o.o0o
worth Of f5reign merchandise, we're de-
streyss. The bulk Of the loss will fall on
foreigners.
AtCallao preparations were actively ma.
king for tie reception Of the Spanish neet
BIZ The erection Of Publications.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-16

How THE NOISY GuYs The items Of
appropriation Of the bill intro uerd By Mr..
stevens in the House to day lnr the Freed
mems Bureau for 1866 shuss wat an ex.
pensive elephant that saia Il i. % the hand,
Of Uncle sam. The ten. are a. follows:
Salaries Of assistants asd sIJ.a..istants
sl47 800; clerks. $50, 800: stationery and
printing. 81. 900; quarter, ami fsel. sl5,.
900 clothing for distribution. sl $50, 900
commissary stores, s3,i05,2j medical
department. s5OD.000; transportation, 81
10000; school superintendent. s2l 900;
i es Tor -chonl houses, orphan a.,ium., &c,
s. OOo. 900; sunJries. $4,000. fd.l, SILL.
G45, $50.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-06
News Items.

NEW YORK, September 5.-At tho Yer
mont election, Dillingham; was reelected
by an increased majority. In the Third
CongressioaAl-Dissriet, there WAS no politi-
col choice, there being two Republican
candidates. The otherrtwo Districts olect
Republicans. ~
PHrLADELpHiA, September 5.--The con-
ventionists have been wrangling over tho
negro suffrage question, aud adjourned
until tomorrow, without presentation Of
resolutions or address. Tho minority
rsport fHvors negro suffrage: A resolution
Congress to provide for tho enfranciise-
nent OF the blacks, led to much confusion
and great excitement; during the debate,
it was finally referred.
Tho Northern and Southern Conventions
fuse tonight and hold . mass meeting
Speeches were made in the former BY But
Ter, Schenck and Senator Wilson. bitterly
denunciatory OF the President.
WAsHINGToS, September 5.LThe follow
ing exhibits tho public debt on September
|. 1866; Total debt bearing coin interest,
81, 2SS 800 ,51l 80; total debt bearing cur
rency interest, s97S, I'll O4D. 90; total debt
bearing no interest, $19, ,653, 1852; debt on
which interest has ceased, s441, ,567, ,SIO. SO.
Total. s2,72S. .3l4, ,8S5. 95 Coin available,
x!6, 333, ,91S27 currency :! anable, s761, ,297,-
10 ~. Aoeoi, S1oS, S,oO1 ,OOf Id. 4Otal QcDt,
81, So, ,693. 1857
JAcKsoN, Michigan, September 5.-Tho
presldcnt and party passed. here to-day.
tuesday morning, reception was tender
Cd him at Elyria, Ohio; but it WAS marred
by several insults A black flag was dis
played, and the band drawn up to receive
the party played dirgo instead Of o ma
tionai air. At Obcrlin, no reception was
rendered. At Fremont, very enthusiastic
demonstration took place. At Toledo, tho
radicals marred tho proceedings by insult
ing Interruptions; but with these excep-
t:nns, the affair passed of we'll great
crowd assembled at Detroit, whero Gen.
Grant received the party in person The
| crowd was so overpowering, that arrange-
ments for procession could not be effect
ually carried out.
The Presidents speech at Detroit is one
OF the most remarkable delivered by him.
person III the crowd insultingly alluded
to the salary paid tho President, who, thus
interrupted, addressed the intruder as one
OF the radical hounds, who had becn bark
ring at him for eight months past, and
taking up the allusion to his salary as his
text, be poured broadside Of invective
and ridicule into the radical Congress.
which he called the Congress which had
doubled its own pay and given the manned
soldiers OF the war meagre pittance of
fifty dollars bounty for their services.
Gen. Grant has reioined the party. Sec
retary Seward, in his speech, alluded to
| the efforts being made to separata Grant
and the President, characterizing them as
futile.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-06
Eusiness and Politics.

We see it stated in our exchanges
that speculation in stocks, gold, &C.,
has somewhat abated in New York,
while the regular commercial bust
ness is improving, and may be said to
be active. Buyers from he South
and West are numerous in the COM
mercial metropolis of the country,
and our exchanges from that city say
that these buyers have considerable
capital. One cause of this, it is
stated, is the ADVANCES made on the
incoming cotton crop.
This improven. mt in business, and
all this prosperit,, the National In
feHi9ence,' says, oaght to convince the
business people of the North that
there is some value in the Union. It
is in the hope os restoration to
their rights in the Union that the
Southern people are now making
such efforts for the recuperation and
development of their resources.
The truth is. to sustain tho COM
mercial interests of the North, there
must be cotton exported, and, yet,
radicalism has thrown every obstacle
in the way of this export, and the
consequence will be, that gold must
be exported, and, consequently, raise
the rate of premium, and in the same
proportion depreciate the national
currency. Surely "the solid men, {"
not only of New York, but even of
Now England, engaged in CONNER
cial pursuits, must see that the doc
trines and policy of this faction is
destructive to tho best interests of the
country.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-06
" E91e$raph.
CaH1e Dcspatches.

trvEHrooI.. Tuesday Evening, septe.a::
ber4-Cotton dull, and declined 4d.; mid
ding up3ands -1sd.; sales 5000 bales.
Brcadstuffs nominally frmer. Provisions
unchanged.
LONDON, Tuesday Evening, September
&c 1ols s9t. Ffve-txenties 72l.
Brn :, September A-The treaty OF
peace ha. boon conc dded between Pru isia
and Hesse-Dar:nstadt.
i Vienna, September. 3-knairs in Saxony
assume a warlike appearance. The Saxon
troops have been withdrawn froso.the Hun
garian frontier, and the army is being pro-
visioned. The treaty Of peace between
Anstria and Prussia provided that Austria
Was not to interfere in-tho Socth. German
Journals charge Austria with breach Of
the treaty with Bavaria, IN making peace
without the consent OF the latter,
SOUTHAMPTON, September 5.-The Borus-
sia, from Hamburg, seiled this day for
New York, with f3l 900 and 2, 500, 600 francs
in specie, on American account.
BERLIN, September 5.--Darmatadt has
complied with the demands OF Prussia,
and will pay her 5000, 900 forms, besides
ceding some territory.
FLoRENcE, Italy, September 5.-Prior to
signing the treaty OF peace, Italy will dis
band 120, 900 soldiers.
LONDON, Wednesday. September s.
Noon.-The statement shows that the At
lantic cable ID doing business at the rate Of
f9oc 900 per year. Opening price for con-
;ola : !, for money. Fiye-twenties 73.
L1rERpooL, Wednesday, September s.
Noon. Cotton market heavy; sales will
probably be light to-day.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-06
ImmiCrntioa and Emigration.

Virginia IS taking the lead in the
mattor !of proyidng the necessary
haoor to- eultivase. her srich flomain.
EMr. Kichardsoh, sPreaidene of the
Estate Association, organized forsthe
purpose Of inducing settlers to come
to that State, gives notice that several
hundred immigrants are on the way,
and will shortly arrive. He requests
those who are disposed to partition off
their lands to avail themselves of the
c portunity thus presented. These
immigrants; generally are superior
class, sand great benefit is anticipated
from their advent. =
{ We think our own State ought to
organize such an association, not
only by granting charter privileges,
but by going vigorously to-work to
obtain information from our former
large planters how much land could
be secured for industrious immigrants
and settlers. The question of labor,
especially iii the department Of agri-
culture, is tho most important before
the people, and organizations and as
sociations furnish the only solution
of the problem. We hope the Legis-
iature will take this subject; into con-
sideration, and aid, by all proper
means, the effectual organization of
labor societies throughout the State.
The Legislature has another i'm por-
tant duty to perform towards tAo
people, and that is, to provide susie
nance for them at the lowest rates
possible. We have no doubt but that
corn can be imported from the West
and laid down here at about one dol
lar per bushel, and million of bu-
shells distributed judciously among
the destitute, which have suffered
most from bad seasons and INSULT
cient labor. would be great benefit
and blessing. Unless some such mea-
sure is adopted, there can be little
doubt that, to avoid the evils Of des-
titution and starvation, many of the
people of South Carolina will emf
CRATE to the West and the North
west, where the staff Of life is more
plentiful. and obtainable at about
Eone-fourth the price that now rules
here. While, therefore, we ought to
encourage every project to procure
labor to cultivate the soil, we must
| not neglect to avert, by appopri-
ate measures, the oepopulation of the
State from the apprehension of scarci-
| ty, if not of famine
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-06
Marker HeporIs.

New YORK, September -Noon-Gold
146t. Exchange 1914.
p. M.-Gold l46:. Flour drll-sales of
800 barrels; Southern s9.75tG15.25. Wheat
213c, lower. Pork tirmer-sales Of 800
barrels, mess S33,25. Cotton active-sales
OF So bales; nlddlings 33435. Sugar
steae! sales OF 500 hogsheads; Muscovado
l13Ml- Coffee easier.
MoBus, September 5.--Cotton sales to-
day 25O bales-middlings 80. Nominal de-
nand light. s.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-06

The Frankfort (Kentucky) Teoman
announces that a mining company,
with Gov. Bramletto at the head, has
succeeded in developing n rich de-
post of lead. The company is fully
organized. and will soon erect their
smelling furnace, md commence the
production and sale Of pig lead in
quantities.
The Georgia cotton planters meet
IN Convention at Atlanta to-day