New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
POLITICAL.
by Tel gTapl ]
KANSAS.

not sign the call There excitement yet the
utmOt harmony prevails The Copperheads called
meeting to elect delegates the Philadelphia Convention
Gov Crawford II is reported viii not appoint successor to
the late Gen Lane and he John speer editor OF The
LasHes Tribune and the United States Collector for the Dis
trici Of Kansas. will receive the appointment.
JOHNSON CONVENTION AT INDIANAPOLIS.
I INDIANAPOLIS, July I9.-The johnson National
Unn Convention at this city to-day thiuy attended
the atua number Of delegates not exceeding l2 Three Con-
gessonsl Districts unrepresented None of the speakers
invited from abroad present; only those who supported
Lncdn and johnson lsGi and support the johnson
rcsomtion policy allowed participate Gen. Sol Mere
dth pesided Delegates the Phadepha Convention were
/ appointed. series Of resolutions we're adopted
The first expresses ardent attachment to the Union Of the
States under Constitutions denies the right Of secession
Ill attempts null void declares al States now States
in this Union before the Rebeon denies the power Of the
Grner Government to exclude State from the Union or
| govern il as territory.
The second declares confidence in President johnson und
mnhs approves the general policy Of his Administration
udorse his restoration policy wise patriotic constitution
al in harmony with the loyal sentiments and purposes of the
neople 1. the suppression Of Rebellion with the platform
on which he was elected with the declared policy Of the
ate President
The trd under constitutional right prescrbe5 the gush'
cations Of electors States and would DO subVer
sve principles Of Government for Congress to force
TO the wishes OF the citizens thereof
Fos All States entitled by the Constitution to repre-
sentaton and al loyal members duly elected should be ad
Congress without delay each House
Judging the qualifications Of ts members.
FIN The payment Of the National debt is sacred obhga
be repudated and debt whatever incurred to
aid treason or rebellion should ever be paid
sinh. The nation lasting debt Of gratitude to the
sailors and the families OF the fallen should be
cared for by the Government the Presidents determine
tion to give Offices 20 soldiers Is Endorsed.
Sen Delegates the Philadelphia Convention are e1
pccted to cooperate only with Union men.
MEETING OF THB DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
PREPARATIONS FOR THE PHILADELPHIA coSvRS
TIOS.
BOSTON, July l9.-The Massachusetts, Democratic
State Convention held meeting at the Parker House today
which a resolution adopted recommending the
assembling Of all persons favorable to the
policy President upon subject OF the reconstruction OF
the States for The purpose Of selecting delegates at large
and delegates several Congressional districts to the
Philadelphia Convention" IL also voted by the CON-
uttee that the call oeubrace all WHO desire
the union and restoration Of States and the supremacy Of
the Constitution.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION At SEw-ALBANY ND.-
SPEECH By GOV. MORTON.
Hrw.ALBAyT Ind Wednesday Juy is. 1856.
The Union Congressional Convention for TINS District
was held the Far Grounds to-day. Five counties we're
represented About 5000 persons wore present ncncng
many ladies. j. McCampbe was elected chairman. a
ipeech IN the forenoon from the Hon ~ ~, Ne~eou1. Vi
Indianapolis warmly applauded. AT : p M Oov;
Morton appeared, accompanied BY een' GRESHAM ana
others.
GOV. Morton appeared very weak and was assisted to
the stand where taking seat he delivered an eloquent
address nearly three hours duration. During lts de-
livery be frequently greeted with yocerous applause
Mrs.rssrrrr.-A jackson paper berates in scurrlous
style The RralFs Grenada correspondent, and says
We know not who correspondent but he Is the most
unbushng OF all the lying correspondents who have pre-
tended t. the South as 1t Is"
Was ever Hrd correspondent 30 treated before BY real
chevscr appeals ha, bis sole faults In taking the late
the Freedens Bureau officer Lieut. Handing Tor
bis cue aud in representing that oen Fuller
ton and soelman disguised With such thns as they
onghi The jackson editor however, knows agreat
better lie
We had m interview with Gems sicedman and Fullerton
who recently visited city ard they distinctly stated 70 us
10, ,fs,, Of Gsiin gsrsray throughout rae Sa taey
ied ys obss,rsd ofAe' &atss." Furthermore Gens.
Seedman and fullerton stated 10 thai wih sreepoa
tGraada fi, ga no Hseessy eesn for Corporate guard
d Mississippi'"
The itai.os arc not ours.
TExyEssEB-Tls Nashville Press says:
gentleman Of undoubtcd yeraey informs that in
portions Tennessee the Rebels have formed secret
object OF which Is To prevent the employment
patronage OF Unons IN any chpac Whatesef Whe,net
as clerks bookkeepers eaehers physieians law
yors or mechanics IN all Rebels are to be employed
and The members OF The association pledge themselves to rye
drive out every Union man nom That part oil the
The colored citizens Memphis elected y delegates
represent them IN the State Convention TO be held at Mash
vile August H..
NgpRAsKA-Gov Butler SAYS in his late message
to the Legislature aIadng the admission Of Nebraska
The objection the admission OF Nebraska by Congress on
the ground Of scany population cannot be urged WIN any
ennenoy At the time OF the passage OF the
Enabling Act by Congress in leoi the population Of Ne
baska estimated at 80 COO As no accurate census has
stated but from the Of the assessment OF lt IRON
= gafl :
recent election sufficient data presented TO estimate Win
probable aceuracy that S not o IIt SS % sort n
10 600 This far ffom being below the standard oil new
States is really above the average
Rejecting on the material prosperity OF Nebra ska, the
Governor remarks;
within the last two years the wealth the Territory has
Increased greater rapidly than the population In
l 6e aAas s RsS THIS year the fS,afas Already
fled in the Auditors Office indicate total OF 600 The
some ratio Of increase will give In 1867 the OF OO
OO but taking into confederation the unprecedented Increase
Of immigration aud the large amount Of capital @
safe 10 estimate amount OF taxable property IN 1867 at ny
wards Of The railroad Interests 81 NEBRASKA are
Main Line ofthe Pacific Railroad is progressing at the rate
Of one mile Per 2 ana o KeSr"ey If the sane energy
shall displayed until its completion bot short time wln
elapse will wind It's way beyond our western boundary
Finally the Governor recommends as the most important
o 10 he taken the election OF the United States Senators
who in conjunction with Congressional Representative
ha pe,ent the petition Of the State for recognition In the
family Of the Union.
PEyysYLvASIA- The Postmaster Of Philadelphia.
Mr. Coraey wabor about to resg1 in order to become
an administration candidate for Congress Mr. Waldorf had
halter NOT attempt H. unless he is fit for IL.
OUIo.-At the Union Congressional Convention
O., me XIIIth Ohio District the nth inst the Hon C,um
hn. peano was unanimously renominated the Uuion
JohnsoB) candidate for Congress.
MISSOURI Radical Union men have sought refuge
in ST. Joseph having driven from their homes New
Market Platte County by bushwhaekers They we're pur
ued for four miles narrowly escaping capture by the Platte