New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
WASHINGTON.
ssss,l pto,,se . Tho " \. Tribune.
y" wAsuEa1ox. Saturday, sept L reSN.
sPIsrf on S'Hs soUTHsRs PEoPLE.

The Southern delegates " inc Loyal ConVenton
who have passed through the e'y Almost unanimously oonc"
III INC statement that since the .-0 sa' s'uPet
ana disposition ofthc Southern kSDc nus NOR.
openiy violent toward tho Union men Al esPec'
a 'ney ars very violent and ma'Bn1n. ~oss VI 'n'
aey reoeon stases has become i'm osspe 70 hod puous
Union meeting except at the rsk Of maacre OF those VINO
n'' "''enu '"cnn tae encouraRement aLe '"u'' 's"U
we sOO 'uusS ana ~udeeFs at pas
sesI tsat tbsv have ,bs ~
,ba prs .,aon, ~ tbo Tr,,toa e. 80 .., al a..
s. 'A1
20 bceye TIA, the next Congress wifi contain Of
supporters Of their rights" az thew term them or
ing that the President viii be- prepared 70 rey
Onar which will place them In the control Of TIC
legislative branch of the Government even II Il shs be nd
the expeuse of another civil war which they expsct 30 be
tonight ont IN the NORTH and dssolate thai sect al thu
country as feary as their owe vas oyerrun ard sosed
by the armies OF the Rspablic.
r .-.... INSTALLATIONS fRau 80
The new Secretary of thu Interior and the Com.
,so,sr q, pub,,o r,iut;o0 bsva ham ,uy installed I'm
oBos - ~ t3 80 ~
80 ,o,,-,,., r,e .,,,,s,roys
"a = - : -, cu.n
Inv so u o ' ~'P
asVery nnoy assured nae'"ii c'e'Hs she AZ oo wac
~. q, sa.,s.,n,...a q,
.sor 70 q, ha os ...o.as Who can
sanction Mr. JohnsOn's New oreaas policy il.,af
HOW TO GAIN A MAJORITY IN A RsGIMEsY
c...o;, nso-v;n,, -~,,o., ,.o,,,;r, On on. ~ tha
,,1f -,-.- -. =. a.. $500. o.. =. ...,g,
@1a."o .se 40, $3.50 " ~ 80 s.S
iHu'io0' MS P''o' e"1 as.' ' ~. -. :. ~ "
cavalry resi"en.e' !" "n'' 0'A "Hais " i'" a "1' wv"
appo'n.ea "gor.
tne rresueh. "ao''0' sneioo'' ,os
fr- F
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The So-DihhS amp sH'hoA' pAnneA NV" :" '""
ADRLPHA CONVENTION
Special Dispatch to Tho " l. Tribune.
"AShiNsi0S o'e" 'o
THIS evening tne delegates appointea ny the QUIZ
des and Sailors Union Of Washington TO meet the Soaera
Unonss Philadelphia, started for their destination In
company with several prominent gentlemen Of this CITY
DEPARTMENTAL BUILDINGS.
The archives Of the Government Department Of State.
will ts removed next week. the building will be razed In
order make for the Northern front Of the treasury
THR CONVENTION OF UNION so LDIERs AT PITTsBURGa'
The Chairman of the National Soldiers and Sailors
Union Executive Committee since the issue Of the cal. for
Convention of Union soldiers at Pittsburgh has eoe'oa os
1000 letters from prominent soldiers 10 the oneen oyaf
States all which radically ndorss the object OF the meet
ing and emphscay declare In favor Of making trsssos
Odous. .......ts 6, -
THE CALL FOR THE firisDoA'h o'N 60 ''"' .N''""-'
.- co By INDIANA soLpihh''
Mr.. O. M. Wilson, Adjutant-Generat OF military
organization composed Of honoraby discharged vsterass
known the grand army OF the Repuoic nso handrso
thousand strong with headquarters at Indanspo Iud-
states that the Union soldiers Oh tnat state cofua he'
the call ana WIN % iaiy sna s0y
S0'a',' " '.o 49, . a. rr..s &C.. 10. 80.
WINE nc "as '''.a ,'s1en' y nv -, - ,., =. 80
N coneiason' 'na' INC e""ou " 'Ie -, - -
same as wneh 'hey mos ana orusn'o Sasou ON" ''1' -
nation rom peril srI.
THE INTERNAL REvESuSAsD DiSTiLLsRiks.
The new Internal Revenue Law which went into
effect Yesterday Commissioner discretionary