, 1866-09-02
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

'-' PHILADELPHIA, Ecptember1 i.
Philadelphia is alive With enthusiasm. At this
cariy hour the Indications are that tho denaou-
stration of ncxt weak will in al respects be naoet
imposing. 'Tha feeling among the ettEens ia ap-
patcntly, as tntnnse ~ when volunteering was
going on In 1861. The 1oyalista OF the city seem
determined to make such marked distinction he.
tween their GOODNESS toward Mr, Johneon and his
great dumb ahow, and The cordially
toward the Southern Loyalists as
shall show The whole land that The old spirit isyet
living sere II it, strength. Not only have large
numbers Of the citizens proper offered 70 accoH.-
been extended from IN iha towns ii lhe suburbs:
tonight, and tho Northern States wtll s. iatc i
delegates ure expected from the South. over
seventy sse already present from Tennessee. Gov
As9n d s1s' tx l. sposksD sss.9 q tsmB
ncnt Chairman. Governor Brovnlow dsellhed Tho
support Of The Tennessee delegation for this posi-
hsnd. ,Gn d na he soahs1p dsesas., C. Sso H
| izc 1t, compose It's committees and alone vote
npon ihs resolutions and he plaSsm Thish The
eoscs NY report Ins SoF,aesa as f. hee,af1s rssn
tons are adopted. the Northern delegates will
probably be formally received, and many Of hen
cd bs he southern nm men viii be motc radical tim
has ever been pr1 forth BY auy Northern! body:
In addition 70 the regular service: 01 the to1-
yentIun, 1t Is proposed % hold several rnAss meet
ngt, in various parts Of tho CITY, every evening oI
next week. In : literal sense, the cfty viii ne
transferred into ono continuous Union Inass meet-
.9ss W6ess Hs af Il Tbe W SG5 H. Y will st.
has been entirely repaired and redtted for tho oe.
cason. It IL The largest In the city. and w1i seat
esans fos saoS WhleS 1sSRd
during the war, making Vigorous etoras to ap-
pear il full fcire at tho welcoming exercises on
rAszor,,tc Preas Dc.natch1 =
PuuADE1fu1A. Ecptemhsr 1.-The delegates 70
the Southern Loyal Convention are rapidly ar1i.
had Registered ihoir names at the Union League Mp
10 tonight. The following order OF proceedings
VT The southern delegates will meet 1t the rooms
Of The National Union Club, No. 1to5 Chestnut
street, At half past nine o,clocss d. n:, ~, and RTo @
9% g de1ssaes W e
Iii delegates viii be escorted from 1ndependtnet
1s .sned Hssoe y ssses
CHARLES aibbon:, cheIiqsn Of % comM,ttee e .
adlrcts Of welcome and the reply, ths sontaef' 5'
delegates will be tese9rted ts to the Nauohal fiau
where the escort W! ea dismssea: .1,, hs ADMIT
led 10 The Convention on Monday as 9 nacmbeE' T
thereof, c1ceptthe delegates from The .Sonthet1
% tna' Governors m q the Northern stales, Or o!hei
wise duly authorised 10 represent hen hen. IN Con or
| Yenlfon, Will meet At the League doHse =. ~
So Sodies iii be M uned IL Nsons conyen
lion ut such time 40 the loyal unionists Of III
South s des!enas Han. IN p1on M W. ase Il E
Charles McClintoek, Of the Philadelpht1 r. Hrss.
. don with The names Of tie several EGparters u
attendance at the Convention, and tie paper
whisa thsy se naed e IN t5o oia
s2 ten . Clock II the League House.
e!Sn eiab Tas asd:s &se e d ~
odT nfoxn1ow Il % Tsanssscs. Hon. Wm: b. Kelly pre
HTcad street, in front ot theleaguo Mouso. ~
crowIe md Tue reeepten was T. osn;y y1H,s Mqy sn
noa,s e, wa' Il rs 1iRhss
& y Sso!s n pe eao
South to seek refuge, hospttnllhes and freedom q
| voting and discussion hero tn the North. uo'
ess pesps e. unaa vii
> men il tl4e South Govcsnncnt whefe opiaton
t prces hte sentiments in vote and In words-vhes
he she1 havo the rcspcc: and the privilege Of con
Y svsy ns aat hns
q Nv a md nd Sst s
: j isane, undsF ths american aag, without psovoe
iionE:
eonr Of bis address he sid: xPreparc - 30. >.
hes.ts asIs, and yenr srs TO- pe1haps f@E .noh
tic wicked element that has produced this feelu,
! and itis With deep regret that make lhis psedi
tIon, after tho sad and gloomy, events of TO Ia
Nor,i and SOUTH Whatever hss been IN my s p1ej,
dicea In the past. I am not willing to Ignore i
| black man any longer"
| Mf. Durant. He had often rrad Of the hero 1
New Orleans. and he desired to hear tbs hero
New Orleans. He had just concluded journey
: | one houaZnd miles In foetyciSht hours, and cam
at The head OF my foya1ists ct Tcnncssee., The
was q convention where It would not be necessa1
to Caucus In orttcr 10 e1cluae any Of the delegate
: in. order to produce harmony. Nor Wou1
L BE- necessary to muz.le .lssu any Ct the DEL
Been The man who placed Andrew johnson
nomination As God had forgiven him. he hope
. the peop1cof Pe1nsylyauta would forgive him
bnt 6e won1d say 1t would have been better II II
Libby prison Instead Of Bsitl@ore. iclecss N
laushter.l In regard to the South, he would "a
thai II The spirit IT The South and the rebellion
| spirit combined with The trcachery and Coppe
hcadism OF the North shall bring another m
s and eS gon to dnrs
down, want to have something to Say about Ii
division Of the force. Jet there be h1rc dtvisorl
Let the drst 70 armed according TO regulation
killing. Let the second 60 with pine knots an
burning aol ches and let them do tho burning. II
The third and last 60 with the surveyors coinpas
mud chain, and we will cell ont tho lauds to pa
the expcnfes Of tho war and settle tho countr
with men who will honor this glorious ia;