The New York herald., 1866-09-19

Of all your associates 10 the army In evcy State in
thr Union you will rally hundreds OF thousands who
have done honor 70 and who yet i've 70 NAM
Gram, Sheridan asd sherman. Great appause.) With
this ISSUE you can enter the confines OF the
ana cnsengs S u sS as,c Of yoar claim
There no voice Ia the country OF any class OF OF any
section shat can complain OF tn Claim YOU make OF DENY
the justice which Is your right, and you have only
70 raise upon your flag the motto which yosrs which
none can deny TO you, Equality OF compensation IN the
army equality representation In the councils OF the
nation and equality OF rights for all men who have de-
Tended the country heretofore 10 be assured OF ult
time like this with heroes the right and the left
and In 'front.' we know NO such word as :" fall" and
we are entering by the consolation and the assurance
that success Is not only duty, but right, and that
with proper exerton they can accomplish their purpose
tCheers Fellow citizens. soldiers and sailors, thank
again for the honor conferred upon me in inviting
me TO participate In the deliberations Of this Conven
ton. assure you again that concur heartily and
trey in the justice OF the principles you present, and
that at time and place where have the capacity 70
cure their ultimate success shall endeavor OF mine be
wanting await any proposition relating TO the busi.
AT the conclusion Of the speech business taken up
THE RESOLUTIONS.
A resolution committee was appointed, who Bubse-
quently submitted Z long series The nrst six reson-
tons pitch into the commonwealth Of Massachusetts, aud
the claims Of hs oss ana
ties, and thank all those who had made exertions to
secure justice to the soldiers and sailors Other reson
tions were Of political nature The following extracts
give their tenor
Resolved That Andrew Johnson, President Of the United
70 o ssa
70 endorse hs policy de0ardne the application OF loyal
aid and Comfort to the has not only acted in direct
A. % e
PUBLICLY spsHed S pro%sss pre- 1s and
endeavors Of unprncpled politicians from the loyal
soldier. and people ,as fruit. o their Victories and q their
S
the only ~ n which the fruits Of the late war $ can
adherence policy Of the loyal people which
spSs f
ey r @ s n
that the soldiers Of the republic who fought for the
Resolved That treason should made odlons and that
the authors should be punshed that IN the q
name Of slaughtered brothers battlefield in the
the pardon on the release Of jser;on Davis protest
boodstned traitor who should felon's cell and
brought to trial for Ss crimes and treason Without deay
sR be Ss T and hs he ls be o. % o.
fellow soldiers have deserted the banner of liberty and
asas right Of lace ssn
ar % % oers R
knowledge consent Of the said soldiers and that de-
'''a with
Resolved That this convention viii elect Atty delegates
Soldiers and sailors National Convention TO be held at
Pittsburg the 25th inst.
The resolutions thirteen in number While wait
Ing for the report on resolutions letters read from
Governor Bullock, General Burnside Govern or Of Rhode
Maine, sympathzing with the soldiers speech was
also made BY Colonel HORACE 3 Sargent who urged the
claims of the Pittsburg Soldiers Convention. Major
General Devens private Carpenter OF the Second Yer