New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
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Place are and House Of Representative,
Tor their allegiance To the Constitution and hea
assumption i against the sense Of se county
any Of the nsuIgnt ssesi nor was %
Any SSSss,9a me SGP fs hose SITE seton s5ss they
=, individuals from the penalties o. Pc's0S s anu, Of he
PEOPLE on whom they participation IN governing I'm
3 qs ss SGS: 1ss. s sni bd:
% own act what Ro"s5 Ss%ps'fHE Vasa is not in the
ss Ihen.eyes 81 cal an eeson and no
iql 9es sndss iSsH what bn be e terms
restoration qSsGn oi me ss % Wed the cop.tu
asn ine SS @ bd The spIe duty Of tie President is to
a.ss ~ ZEN VIII has expressed By nposin his veto may
compel them @ eEPce.s BY vote but A. the w
vote Of Congress- ths has the force Of popular
uups jpdgneat crcas. the Esrtyrsd Hncon sPPec
.sd The question ~ rs os Pss aHS he 1oydsd for the
present while he rcosned the people IN Congress essen
ipsgent States under the Constioton they had Tor
and to detemne the conditions under wH they SHOULD DC
mon uSsTeo o. me loyal ss oy S1GS aen S and south
question whsh belongs to The P.oPe ana not 20 .n t ~ in
zoe aS making powell and s not TO tn agent "D0e uO
b., @ oS ed thai the sdoOtOn smesamsn,s proposed t
Congress not to be made condition Of representation Aa
however Jus; themselves no ConsaonSl ho'
Staes The weakness tins position Is go o9vlq;
proclaim of hole and the return Of peace
Sich have sabyeed their own governments established
In bcS chsss high public the present congfes has
sn,y ab0ousy Investigated the condition Of that poro OF
country by rebellion and in cousna
DIE spi Of moderation has proposed f adoP an M %
sa.s o. SsI thst its pToPey justice admitted By
'tbose vhO oppose ts adoption The plan Of th
w6slnns majority Senate aud House Of
State ha. been held It % IoS.ys
sIs Us s dSd BY Congress in behalf OF people
60 s sse permitted themselves be preep'sted
Int se9sGn Sy SS s sos % admission to se in
i council Of che n@ilo9 Se T6. Owen W BseEnan
John Fitch Charlie. A. Dana Committee. $500, g.. .uo,,
on far the letter concerned three cheers "efegeh
LETTER FROM GOV. CURTIN. ...,
HARRnBvNs Pa Oct H. lsS .,
Having actively in the canvass just eo,s
readily conclude that after four weeks o. s
ySaI r :s sH. s s pres
HOnF A. COnilns .nd others Committee. .,-.
The announcement OF the letter loudly and deeeny aP
plauded The following then read:
LETTER FROM MARCUS L. WARD
sT.rS NEvJsEsET "a, y Ias DHFARTHhSr
axxx, Your invitation to sttend meeting Union Re
yubean CRY Of New York he to ay your state nons
nv snsSssmept viii not permit But csnno, allow
ss SsT DoR eis Of greater than that
attention and call. for our action
sOn the country which neither governed ey great nO
i..tins prime p~dshss dty Of friends
oOs have be the edm. Of policy sub
s.usfs %sns every Sdy party
At such period this Empire Ia, been found
silent state. called and am confident
sds. are men Of nigh Character and ability your principles
.nas Term zoe D P , tbn wtsPSs regret that the commercial
emporium the Union with ito vast wealth m business enterprise
the rule Of those who are wanting in 81 which
i So ys .. aS s s S hat sI. s'i1
cause desperate energy and fidelity retrieve it,
for long PsI0o we 9s az s n the
sss.e oi6sry the Empire STATE ..,E Il we have been
ssn with The greater tsHseis people vim
sS s: s 1 A Sfi TsBS%;: 5;'s
cOo,rp sS oSG EsI 'TTS hSSn.. e.qr. Committee
This also received with great applause was the fol-
icwmg -
STATE OF cOsSEcrIcuT EXECUTIVE pErARTsssT
Sss s.sns q 5. GSf GSSpH EGs
Week from Monday evening
for the compliment but am compelled to decline
sAabe that afternoon and evening BY important official
EssTs r. A. con2 Ing and others Committee &c.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions then read by Col Coehane
a.Ss cordially nSorse and ri the platform and rs'o
syIsso.: p day and we hereby pledge
That odsmsn. he Of the pe'sn! Con
Dsniy careful wise and 9 and s.Psesy that 'as pending
wa clearly G Ssess on A1e's and os
b the night Of representation male. the vote Of Que s ~ one
zeades places Of honor and aa the soie kebes renders
eed in support Of the Rebellion emineny prudent
ss a d a :So & bs S we MI fsif.so and nc,
htsd for the exercise Of 4. the inneSp: 81 oys
isive nation tina, the duties Of the President
ssS5 policy ndePeOdep, Congress. and
By pressing uUS1 .Gs o. o a s
sS S; sDd 81 ss . TsSns Which y re-
esived people Vermont Maine Ohio
soOn receive from this and every other loyal State
brave soldiers and sailors who have peried
sonsant and tender regard memory their fallen companion.
everlasting honor and 70 ne dependent re'e' Oh those VINO nave
RSssd That 10 those citizens South every and
sSIa e.. SsG & RsssoS have Hce
Endured ne most DasP we oSe Ourselves 70 Continue o
behalf until they shan receive The honor due to te
sr protection which the nigh. Of every American
sDs peop. every nation hAi We cordially welcome a. eh
home in this fruitful and and that W. esIne. invite them 70 CO.
lie great axes to the gull and 10 land
xsed That in view perys.on buse Of neutrality
isws those oppressive moosrches Of Western Europe
soat.. sepdOn and sneloscSen BY land and BY sea and
e.: . .s o i1s Ss law. ts s n And
s TIE e .S S 81. Gns o nc % ns
upon it's duty AID and In all lawful ways their
dive sad Nshonsi GOvernrnsns.
I'D i piatT en q 5 remen Of o1p CIV
az S . s sSd fSTs the 1 S~Pa 81 s's
zion and cn the MetIOposn Police and Fe Departments the
hs.h So.o sIs ~ s sD 10 s sor. 10 e @
sssSsd protection Of lie health and IN this
Rs4 Thai we Cordially iudore and r.. the denomination Of
ss so@nsSa the gsG, eloquent WOOD
s s s. a @ sa ssu .aS ssP S..s
Gsserl John Hammond for State Prison inspectors and row
SA.nt election by overwhelming majority
pe-ooer 10 the sixth District Of the
Rsr William Dodge rsptee1, the Eighth District 10 the nert
ses.. By he election o reliable Union RspGScsns o every
DiEtrict