, 1866-08-20
CHANGE In THE|
:. CABINET. |
Mr. Stanton to go to
Spain.
Steadman to be Secretary Of War. |
TROUBLE BETWEEN WHITES
AND BLACKS ON EASTERN
SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
Troops Sent 10 Settle the Matter.
PROCLAMATION : OF
THE PRESIDENT.
The 1nsurrectfon Declared at an
End in Texas.
GREAT Union MEETING
! AT MD]ANaPOLlS.
Speech by Senator Lane.
MIR. C0LFAX AT JET
/ FERS0NVILLE.
TIE RICHMOND PRESS ON
THE PHILADELPHIA
- CONVENTION.
:: They are not 8 bit Pleased with
the Result,
+ lnsusted, Kicked and Cuffed.
FROM WASHINGTON.
, Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsthune.1
MIR. C0LFAX AT JET.
FERSONVlLLE.
TIE RICHMOND PRESS ON.
THE PHILADELPHIA
>. CONVENTION.


~
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdhune.1
WAznuoros. August 1a.
n1cuxoap razss on THE PHILADELPHIA coxvH-
z1o9.
Tbs Richmond nsW1papst4 ase not Il ailplcased
with the action Of The Philadelphia Convention, a
the following extracts from editorials al yeaterday
shoH: -.-
From tho Richmond Times, 1sth.J Il
"personaily the delegates fsom the South we1e
most kindly and hcepItab1y treated; hut they
wese required to swallow resolutions which Hust
have tasted 1boni % pleasantly g 4 mixture Of
gall, fenna and Wosmwood. The scen1c effect Of
the ple1horic Orr, OF South Carolina, md The de-
mure.1ookine Couch, Of Massachusetts. walking
azn and srm into the great wiewau, .as no douht
vr3y striking; but eren Or must hare made ~ \
manv wrY faces when he swallowed seye,al of |
The resolutions as tho ancient pfstoI.' did oyur
The ,eeI which be was forced to devour
uTbe .esolrtions eufocisttc of the FedeYa1 sol- |
dIe4y were not, va imagine, hailed with any espe
ciz1 enthusiasm b7 the Southern delerateS whose
houses had been buzued snd 1anda lsld >waste By
those Immaculate patriot,; nor can we 10 e. |
peeted to fel keenly ipterested in The widows srd
orphans Of those Fedezal sodte1s Who reza alaiu
By our armies, xhilc every ~ Of private charity
TO the widows and orphans OF ouz own chIra1sone
dead Is denounced u IN exhibition Of treason.
! ''1hc congratulations ana reioicinea Of the Con-
seutan ovef tha tttnmphs Of ahe Federal ae1nfta
raust hase grated sonerhat haEshly upon he ea1s
Of General Dick Taylor end tho other exconted-
| esnte Gcnesa1s then. End sh.re pseacut. Thesa
| Is, We beiievt, much Indignation felt that the
sou,her. delegates ahoald have quietly submitted
to the obnoxious rcsolusions to which M hava re-
fc.rsd. Many think that they should have left thr
Convention rs1hct than Sanction their adoption BY
tlaei1 pse.eacer
lFror. the Richmond Examiner 1sth.1
we did not send the right kind Of delegates 10
the Convention and thoae &hat we did send ep.
pear to hare neglected their hualness. The whole
fub}ect has been treated exclusively from
Norlhe1n standpoint, md the eouih once mora
has been lel ont in the cold Tha fourth resole-
ton af6rzus the right Of representation, but IL
terms which aqutat strongly 1t the test oath, and
Mr. Raymona's hc1cstes. Unless tho test oath be
set asfde, we regard al faak about sspsoeen-
tation tn Congress for the south. a. 4 hol-
low mockery. That tho Northern people should
think 1t right 10 tax rs for the support OF the
widows an1 orphans Of those who fought aSafn*t
Us End deso1ated our land, Is It not afngalar for
they come Of \ sedsh breed, ani thtok little Of the
feelings of Others This c1aetion, VIC suppose, He
nnst etard but is not right to call upon to
| aIshouor our gallant dead. and to tr1mpfe On the
| feelings Of The widows and Orphans Of the South
BY recognizing the services Of tho Fedesa. soIdIH
and sailors IN The Late contest. That Southern
: delegates should joia In this that they should
: ayow their readfnesa to- nI. III, in
: GLIDING even The widows md Or
: phans Of the South. for this purpose
z Is, 10 NJ. utterly ireompreheuslble. There n
8 some things which natssse itselt cannot brook
h which no cold suggestion Of policy will allow 4,
10 tolerate, snd .hia Is one of them, We have nj
: | votes and Ill wp eau do n to look on quietly
viehfnp snecexs to The Cons seryative phs}sux bu
declining Mt The ssuoe time To ,atfy what ia 70
, tine. OF 10 reward by oyatiuns pur own very IN
!. profitable seryants who hare paid bali fa1e +
y Philaielrhia, and doro less than h4lf .eosE.s'
= TFtom lbs KIchraond ENQUIRER 18th iu.t1
~ "We ssc aetoufsted to read IN the reports Ii
Ia declaration Of Mz, Coxsn. that tha resolution
e. were unanimously eoncutred In hY II
d. con1nitiee. And that both resolution
8, and address were unanimously adopted b
:. | he conyentton. VIC protest in The name Of OF
/ people, that they be considered no parties 10 Il
ID | Unanimous vptr, We WILL indeed, uusnsmors]
G. ate In the great leading obecls Of the Coz
70 ycut5on-the restoration and vindteatipu OF u
r. cor1tItuuon-but 1t uaz not kind uunecessarf
10 ask. and impossible Eor II To eiye. our asse
y to declarations which violate our convictions n
:, brand II ~ esimiuals while, before God ind u
81 world. NC should spun the aeensaaions- II