New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
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American e'r''n" HIRAM wALsaIDoE, Chairman
G HsP Scs nss''' seers'e. rrrepO.s TiI1os :
Some Of the most prominent members delegations acre
large number Of present called upon to express
their idesr. IT. ..,a
to put these gallant Of ours who fought 40 Ie
tense country under the heels Of Rebels %
nation that even ,hss %cnssoss popo
faught with inter damDaton to ourselves Ihey nv
the fate Of him who built bis house upon 1e 90 ohecur@
1t not strongly and harmonlonsy uu us
because was founded upon the ssna now there Is no
hard digging be DONE no hard work 0g oua ~ on ,ne
sands don't 90 that must no 9Ss ON tGg Wo
half principle We must have Gods eternal truth equity,
and then can rear grand structure we ns .ns
Of God IAppause. He had been called Radical ana Wy
he ss seVsS gS5s 30 sS anS
a vative-perhsps Conservative Radical Anyoooy
who the roots q TOI was eU a
What did his bearers % 10 do ane No thought
he had the whip row. lie had the whip bat was hard to
cav whether he would get the row or NOT we were wag
before the people with BIN In this great question OF recon
strncion II was difficult say whether johnson com.
peey out Of Union party for be had said hs the Unon
party eond 60 to the devil so that was .aes ~
applause The Of the Radicals was 70 keep seP 70 @
music Of reconstructed Union laPpaqse OsDn wn no
Ike upon sand, bet one founded IN great
founded on ESo ns wI SAY reTsny thar ie
Tie East which could not lead asrsy It's action might DC
rebuke TO the third accident We had suffered IN @ eoahy
but II was on the side Of right and truth WILMINGTON slso
aid not ndorse my policy What would be the response OK
10 the question whether Congress to be sas
famed or enc an powet Pennsylvania from border to border
With great rivers pouring weata 70 the sea- rom me Ae
hans The great fortress q seS%s9 NON s s esT
II soldiers viii be borne on the hearts ana sustained 10y ae
ballots 2. The Great ~ Sd sSn tod
that they were going 10 give Gesy SoOo voices ices
co DO Ws%YoE would send back glad response which
Wou be heard throughout the civilized world The speaker
glad look into The sys 81 ss SeGs ey y9 c sss 1 se
traitors In looking Ths Radbere we're three jour
he found that the sosthera L9ysis,s were called mean
whites and sneaks WHEN We looked INTO tne prgh
and otbers and called ls mcan whites manly
onesi They had yDJcaIed their claims TO mankind BY being
sni r would So bcE to his State stronger more ready to
battle t the end Of his life than ever before lett
STRENGTH when she looked into the sees o. 'oS
establish our sound basis Of truth and then We
would have the enriabe reputation OIL 'he 'eeoFs VI Tue
Wien Gen Bury had finished the President asked the
menbe whether they poced two WIGS nansg oseh % tn
once trait Of Secretary Of Seis to b:
trust seS.ra9 anp sa sSs,x was VEL EporS aSd he now
introduced ne son o. on I % o miTsies Sae was
YORK All. n LAM on r, s 'f~ - - '
A. tL uolnt OF ths proceedings Gen. Wab'idge left tie
chair to confer with special committee that had been az
pointed. The room BY this Tine haa eecoiae erpwasG 70
excess and moi Of Gen. MaiOrnge tne vas
resolved into Convention Of the HoftsIh shd
Gov Curtin Of PENNSYLVANIA was called 70 No ehsli.
Ga the motion OF DELEGATE ne CHAR appointed Zen bu
ler OF hasssehsse.a' ees w,ch;ss ed NJ Mpberson
OF Pennsylvania Committee 70 attend he sessions Oh Tue
Southern s mao .hor, address assuring the dele
gates that seuld bs all rshs coming else
on lie eo@ ns . 'ae ne The desroon
as 10 was one o. the &c nP ssx gu s.y
called upon Theodore Ion 70 occupy IT, IN virtue " us POSI-
uos as mss sin he chair said that he hopea IN ad
v.nr,S from the Vice Presidency 70 the Presidency be would
ina s ~ ~ = changeS iIaaghfer.l 49, !.
Al the Request Gov curan the President designated
should Il ever be called foi nisly together. ...I
The following resolution was then read and adopted;
gratefully return thanks to the oesrs and me@bers
Of hs PhseeP Unoa league 0i ser hearty snd ss'ros n'p
the no.. loyal cry ., vac ona J ana ,uras,s,, so,
Inc On t N WIZ ssoation wss held Cen Val
taer session OF ne ,sG ~ $500 az. p"a,s iIs
bridge In the Cnai, hsor nSkss We GO I I, -,
made snort speeen hrt sd tsrss sn.ssS h"nn for ,.x
Kansas who made ssOis AVG spes a. npnk ,va az
gors in the future Of the country aer the SAD history Of
the past lew yea' u.,,,s.,,. ma. than .sed ,or Nm,
Senator Wilson OF MsssaenuseIs was tnen esed io put
there being some ~ VI t ~, 90 INA;
that for TIE hr.t TINE III 'he "o'u H'' "eNa "s''
Tor Mssssenuse v, or,..,.A and se,,ve,.a sbo,, "a
Boon eenator "hsoh aPpoaieo sAe es'o'eua '"''' su
dress - H.. .oa..h a, ,ho ,nta.. 81,
Gen sehsn % the ,oom and warmly sSook hand.
weien Gen na,sr .scnS srsst snpsuss The Genera
with the speaker. etcne kIoss spp1seS a.e oSeI
showed now ae eoy ~ is Corgrsss IN III S.h
sssncy OF their ioyn tne su
day Of October nett sne WI rsusI s1a % % nus 1e
calls New York In the moutn ionoNnR W 40 he same VI
the coming elections depends the whole sure OF the country
IL we succeeded In the Fall at the polls ai our WORK vruay
done and Andrew Johnson bold bad man. would De over