, 1866-09-08

emtA.AE1tE would lind the Union League OF Amer
The resolution was adopted, also snother reso-
tuition, offered hy Mr. Bolts, of Virginia, eymps-
'Mf,Df ~ b,ssh. with the q nGn kqa5;iagg
eonplinestnE .he New YoFk 7fi5sns for its DE-
yotion 10 the cause Of freedom and fsee educa.
ton.
On motion Of Mr. Mason, Of Virginia, the rcso.
luton was amended BY adding tie New York
LadtR<.dent and all other good Republican papers.
The Chairman presented a letter from Nj. Roc-
cry, Of Arkansas, announcIn. Ills departuro for
home on tho c1onnd Tint ihe business of The Coz
Fentton was concluded yesterday.
!. Mr. MARKELL, Of Arkansas. rose and declared
that AiSa94aa vas not unrearesentel hero.
Cheers he intimated that hts retiring colleague
ha bec! toe faE North, and been contaniaaed 6y
The repo;. or!he Committee On the non Recon-
st'netcd states being about IL be read, General
Spes;d 1ei5cd M fen the chalsasntho Of the Con-
hets 20 long, am now called away BY business
cal IL aai the Fs
ny Leave, ,at consider the Convention incompetent
to to ,a rass nnon, anythlns other than .hs report
and 1t Is distinctly understood By every body, be.
!ieve, hol IN that matter none to take pat e1-
cept tnc representatives Of thote Stales. thank
has preserved. and for tie assistance f has given
me. trust that our las'ors have been well done.
have come from California, Kansas, Ghsaso s and
othGr portions Of tue eonutf5, that NC have not a.
sene}s1 M1 Y snaa5 yain. ro,,x,, =, ,r.,
the Convention rising and giving him llrec
ii; John Minor Do:!=, OF v1relala, then took
Mr: Warmth. Of Louisiana, reported both The
resolution offered yesterday h Mr: Ea,on, Of
States 10 csnss lie pabeaoa Of he rtpor ni te
testimony taken bcfure the Commission appointed
By General Baird. IN reference 10 the New orleans
L1r. Warmth then read tho address preparcd
i is much longer than TIC previous address, and
several portions Of t6c address were app1audca.
and ii one point groans Tor Andy JOHNSON Were
10 impartial enafasc was chceSsi yerr - anthnsias.
IDEALLY.
Iii. Gondloe, OF North Carolinn, whilc syn,pa-
South as detailed in ,hc IidTess, diG nes acreein
tue conclusion thereof. In other words IL vas
opposed 10 Imposing negro suilfasc On lie Sont1, ill.,
tic rtsuIt Would be The opuosis al it'll des1nr t9
Ills Convention lie Subsequently, added 1hat
he hlm;sl in i.ser q neEo sqaEs that Il
btcn published. and that ne was going home to
follow up that letter. title same time he Wished
mailer, Tie epcecbcs Of FIeS nonelass anH Thn: H.
odo5e Ti,ton ye:ter5ay had shown Low rapidly
H. H. p:oeress Of 1ihs5al opinions was growing il
they could ahord 10 wall lUr year Q. two. wie,,
impartial fuuraSe wouLl be sure IL become non,
u!ar }'rincip1c.
Ga.siIn Ioq1gee Of Mo.t' Carolina fpoc IN
oi sn. axe, saving that H. had deGa,s ins1rnc.
tio,s froi two leusar3d mcr In his st5te On iii
ruinf.- lie ,,yrucd tia. It was nhsnIni"iv necass
rafy in order 10 protect Union men al lie Sont;,
aud cl,ccL1nate the designs of the Trcsiticnt.
lection, and salvation fof s!e wLitc men OF ;hc
South is well as Ior the blac|. men While lo WIS
epeakinr, Fred Dot1elusg entered tho hall. md
Mas srectcd will Cheers and Inc c1anuinr I'd or
hands. ,, roo,,n. ..,,., ..,.,,
thought iila If t,icy lad t,ppastial sufs.sa iae
Nccsocs would bc allowed, while ANDREW johnson
WIS cf'dcnt, to 70 to the polls and rOtr, )
Mr. 1outgce replied that s,cy would be.
A delegate rose aud said that If moi. 4 million
Cheers. vi "01'0 s''os'e ''' 's"''
Nj. Esyant OF G;corc7a, nddea t,at four millions
Of blacks in :lc Suuii, wonli brin' iisnm"vri
clccrt.]
Mr. iou:eec went On, saytng that thegenslcmcn
much a5 lcy pleased. bit they coniG moi aSo!d the
iksue Of ncg1n Suffrage. The question was
whether sllcy would ni}opt the nrfncin1e or
pcinl 10 their cucmies their onfv hont a? ssfptr'
III Randolph, colorcd delegate rom Louisiana.
eally entitled 10 eeat in The Convention, spoke
IN advocacy OF rcGro Suffrage lie called upo,1
'htm to come mp aud face Tie music, lct ihe CON
sequences lie " hat they might. He appealed 10
lhem. rs the only representative OF four millions
oI people, to DO them Justice; IL not. lucy would
did vote, they would be likely to remember tl.eir
friends, and not forget their foes, GChceJs.j
1tev. j. ". unnAicut1. Of Vir;nia, followed, on
the same stdc Of tie question. After be had been
dotcs IN reference 10 tue trcaimcat 10 had rceSved
In Frederick shtir- and Richmond hr Enrn.r,lcv