New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

reconstructed speakers and their frlenus. iai &c
the then proceeded down Chestnutst still singing anu
cheering Thaddeu Stevens John W. GeaTy anu Co
]. W. Forney
The Fenian Resolutions Meeting on Ninsh'sf'
What the People Think-Leyaliy Of the
Masses-CheePs for the Union and Groans
for Trea.on-QuarreIing Over the Resoiu-
tions
ELEVEN p MAJ meeting OF the Missouri dele
CATION tonight Louis Bogg introduced resolution pedg
ing the Msourans to down any and every attempt to
disipegrate the old Democratic organization Today when
Cen Carroll Of NewYork. and member OF the Fremont
Cleveland Convention introduced his Fenian resolve 1t fe
like wet blanket upon the Assembly and not cheer was
attempted It forthwith sguelched by sending IL
without single Directing where all other obnoxious
matter was referred viz the Committee on Resolutions
In short everything that savOred strongest Of Copperheaa'
and dsoyay received the loudest applause Thurow weed
hit upon happy plan this afternoon He brought oanu
music to Continental Hotel which attracted crowd ana
then he started Train who haangGed for an hour DINERS
followed speeches made from ~ until late the night
Urge crowd Nnth listened to them. Weed thinks the
Convention has thus god rid of the small fry who have had this
opporuuy Of blowing off their and says the proceed
ngs Of the Convention to-day will be quiet Jack Rodgers OF
New jersey end leader OF the Copper Democracy IN Con
eress made the longest. wndest, and most OFFENSIVE
speech He followed by some haidoIea
lesser oratorical lights OF tue SAINT PO'4'N''
family who made the air vocal until the crowd evidently be-
came reinforced with Republicans when loud and genera
call was made for Dick Taylor from the Democratic side oil the
crowd A voice responded How many ID Yankees ala
you buicher' Three cheers for Gen. Geary were given
with WILL Col. Taylor Of Kentucky and Mr. Coiias'
PHILADELPHIA LAWYER then spoke their pieces managing to es
cane with few interruptions But Col Gooding OF AiaDa INA
who followed did not close without serious questioning he
said he became Rebel and Tough for four years because DIS
IL afis6Q
wrong He himself sincere and did not like to be calico
traitor for doing what he thought his duty Groans frcm
the crowd Then be spoke pshecaly Of Uncle Iooys re-
cordlng angel whose washed out naughtheS anu
hoped he might be forgiven too Ihe only oPpos''os
be found ht said. came from the mean Niger
ouine Radicals [Howls from the Republican crowd'l ne
went on TO designate the Union Of he South as those
men who hrank from their duty the day Of trial. and re-
fused 70 90 with their States These the ones who are
raising THAR hue and cry ard playing the dev generay
"Haye YOU he continued any respect for man VINO VIII
not follow bis State, II his State goes TO te ue' ~"
YOU have not II was In hell think should hght loi
help Voices How about New Orleans, Andersonvlef]
Cheers for Gen. Geary given with will but the speaker
rallied and shouted through the din DO You want nggers 10
vote - To which came the clear response Yes nigges
are betor than Rebes The Republicans had by this time
become very in the street, comprising al least n
Of the crowd speaker constantly interrupted win
c,lg for Jeff Davis Moseby Doo,te Wnder, Nallandng
ham and other such. a voice Don't YOU want rope 10 let
Yourself down with Andersonyile. Andersonyille'
Col Epson of Texas now introduced ana was gee'eu
with storm Of groans from who shouted hcmemoer
NcvOleansr Three cheers for the Freedmens Bureau Dill
were given with will ard three more for Horace oreee!
Col EPSON began to speak amid calls OF Apsom Sans
Three cheers for Gov. Hamilton were indulged IN ioe
speaker said that Gov Hamilton had deserted the fres auu
was discriminating person, and Les throughout ne No
Nine cheers for Hamilton Groans for Andrew Johnson
Throe cheers for the boys blue calls JEFF Davis Win
der were furousy The speaker was not heard
and withdrew amid cries Of Andersonve. Andersonslhe
More Wild cheers given for Hamilton greeley forne!
eary aud Parson Brownlow Cries OF Brng out the
OF the guerrilla heard when Geo. NJ Curtis OF tue new
York Legislature was brought forward, and greeted with
groans The Speaker bsonght them 70 hear him Or MS
cause crowd had by this time become so exhausted y
Rogers Epson and others who had INDUCED IN
gross abuse OF Republicans that lie made very SLOW progress
and only proceeded through fire Of question: cries. groan
and cheers The interruption COW took musca iofm Tue
whole street full beginning by one impulse to
sing Rally round the flag boys. Putting specisi
em phrsis on Down with the traitors Cheers
extending along the whole line taking the place oil chorus
After this, we had John Brown and Tramp, Tramp
Tramp the Boys Marching The scene was quite ORA
atc al this uneture the grand words OF the patriotic songs
rising along the whole ree the Copperheads listening in
.ar at the windows and clsmorng angry from ths bal
COW The speakers hauled in and the boys in blue
want marching don the streets to serenade the Republican
nav,n,ner cheering fr Thad Stevens Congress the
Union and eosning Presden. congress Doolitte. Weed
Co feel yy the reception given them by the people
OF PhilrIelpha tonight.
LATER.
sfidsigh-The Committee on Resolutions has been in
sion most There will be trouble in the camp
and unless somebody compromises the powwow will burst up
in row tom II is fight between the Copperhesds
and the renegade Republicans Thurow Weed has been Dor
ing Doote Co. TO have them 10 alter the resolutions
originally compiled by Seward Johnson There
ea points In the platform Tburow thinks unnecessary He
wants no buncomb but plenty OF resolves liable
to interpretations as 10 suit all He and
his Gro wd also have party formed, and insist
on dropping the Democratic party This Dean Richmond
swears Cannot and won't be did, hence the and trouble
Dooe and Browning frightened and to have lost
all control these George Francis Train sweas he
will abandon the party and support the Radicals unless the
obnox ous word Democrat is blotted out Poor Raymond
looked deapdated him leaning against Of the pill
lars Continental listening TO the throng In the street
cheering Thad Stevens Geary and Congress Thur. has
kept himself running hotel to another all day.
He looks demored and have doubt would like creep
within the lines Of the Union party again Weed and Rich
mond the leaders respective factions have up to this
tine GENE to no settlement
Browning and Randall several dispatches 10 the
White tonight asking advice Things look though
tia grand swindle will fail Its only hope in compromise
from the shame and modification Of burst up II the
Convention docs not succeed will lose bis bread and
butter"
Alexander ii. siephens-Tbe RessIstiens-vsi.
Isudigh en- 20 be ssreuaAes.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. August l5-ll p. m.
Alexander H. Stephens has arrived in town this
evening In company with bis brother Linton Stephens He
Is the guest Of r. j. CruDde, esq, on Broad.st.
There no prospect that the report Of the Committee
tha ~ tho Eop