New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07

.,,s,oo,S oerns The oolored delegate from louisiana
propose motion before the passage OF ne IesoNe
but perhaps owing the excitement OF the time was not
heard After adjournment Anna DICKINSON ascendeu the
platform, and thrilled large sssembage; ~, -.,
demonstration Of last night s SIN the theme OF general
wonder u its intelligence and responsibility
LAT not lsi dozen arrests were made IN all mat vas. crowd
vii be ready report I'll tomorrow morning Report
IrOnounces 1t al admirable effort
GOV. HAHILIONs EVENING sIEECH.
when The course Of the Border State in committee and
convention fully appreciated will not he wondered that
aggressive attempt made by Maryland and other
border to force adjournment sine DIE Parson Brown
having offered resolution TO that effect great deal OF
discussion followed and various diminishing motions were
made in effort 70 adjourn. Gov hownlow arose and ID
characteristic speech said that be had disposition to DO
anything 70 the prejudice Of the Cult States in presenting DIS
resolution. For himself while satisfied with the cd
was uneQuivocaliy in favor Of both negro suffrage
and partial Suffrage Gov Foreman attempted an appeal
the magnanmy Of the Gulf States 10 induce them to a
olrn proposition which Of course Indignantly rejected
After several counter motions explanations ana snal
resolution which adjourned the Convention until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow when the report OF the on lhs non e
underftsrdnc that The u States DELEGATIONS alone viii vote
Cd H. debate IT, and the sole responsibility Of It,
TIE RECEPTION OF FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
Erhe reception Of Frederick Douglass in public TO-DAY and
feeling that pervades the Convention and the people
AZ fret IT feared thai some question would be raised
against his recognition a delegate but this was happily
overcome the New York Delegation BY the coquence OF III
and the efforts Of Shaw ana Others The Delegates best
tacd part from tho apprehension that Mr. Doug
presence the foreground would interfere with har
The event shows thai the people are stronger ana pet
Tar than the politicians Dougasss speech last evening on
Broadst fortunate and most oppoTune triumph ioi me
manhood Of his race He was AZ once welcomed and DIS elo
Quence and humOT bis audors Af tie convention
lie was heard today by the Souhrnors with laughter cheers
aud tear TIE speech Of Anna Dickinson less elect
i've The old gray boards Of the South wept TO hear ho
PERSONAL.
The absence Of lodge Kelley from active and public part IN
The history of the eyen week accounted for by the death
~ much esteemed brothcT.iaaw, Mr.. Henry L. BonsaL
Owing the illness Of tbs relative the Judge has Deen
t.rus frra ffrnafr ffp any IN -
MI BrauscOme Of Missouri who has been mrepresented
reports a Mr. Franks is Chairman of the Committee
appointed arrange the visit Of delegations 20 the tomb OF
Lincoln lie leaves for New York tomorrow, with his party
Of oyasts who will pune tie r0ne Of The President not
however. stopping at Auburn y. Y.
Mr.. BraDscourt of Missouri Chairman Of the Committee
appointed FOR the visit Of the delegation 20 Pres
dent Lncons tomb leaves for the North TO morrow with his
party stopping at New. York e route.
Tie Committee Address from the unreConsuced states
win not report until tomorrow moraug