New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26
POLITICAL.
10y Telegraph.

BLAIR ) PObiC1 fhtN AlLos
9r- al Dispach 70 The n. Y Tribune.
RALrIMoRB, July 25-The Convention met at
ocsck-about 900 persons present. Tire Baltimore Post
master W. H. Pufne Chairman Of the Cor ervatve Union
COMMITTEE called the meeting TO order. N tgomery Blair
nouinated j. NJ FRAZIER. Speaker Of the Assembly as
Chairman. and be unanimously eeo;ed-not dissenting
voice setting the question that tbe Rebels
and Conservatives have Joined against the oyal Union
ists Mr. Evans nominsied Maret Boswell Secretary he
Isl bitter opponent Of the Registry Law. l. H. Webster
Collector Of Customs at Baltimore moved that one delegate
from each County be appointed Committee on Credentials
Postmaster Purrel oved to amend by emitting such eoun
ties as had tive allegations which amendment carried
Tie Committee is
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At Che afternoon session the Committee resolutions re-
ported in substance as follows
That As docras IrneP'o and policy p ~ and
and veto and other anuneaors for The
"sguesions sIoE2g 9ut OF tae ate war are W. I.G ~ h
carried effect will insure justice TO all anquize the
career Of prosperity On the one hand the
posing policy Of the majority OF Congress anoica ana ma
ignsnt unwSe iGpIlctcaoe snd AZ war With the Cons'u'
ton: , IL, A., = - .o n f.o,e,n
power specifically granted 70 the National Government
essential to The due exercise OF the powers specifically
That che Constitution Of the United States by recent
Slavery has become duty favor all legseton Deces
ssry e0d proper to give effect 70 that deaIa oo we pro
color or 20 make the negro the spec object avort
10 endow him with political power and elective franchise
That the appropriations to feed educate blacks
constitutional; that such policy has been suce the ha
zion OF the Government opted for the whites ana mat no
people should submit 10 them
present registry law Of Maryland has been made
Au Of oppression many OF the people 81 TINS
State that any necessity Which existed for such Legislation
be 10 accord with the kind and magnanmou policy Ct Pres
johnson should be executed ia fair honest and o
That we approve Of call for the Philadelphia Convention
and Of the purposes and objects Of TIE said as SCI
the said Convention.
The Convention appointed Gov Swami. Montgomery Ear
J. w Cs6ed Reverdy johnson delegates at large from
tho State to the Philadelphia Convention
THE CONVENTION.
From Special Correspondent
BALTIMORE Md. July q, lS66.-Ihe party lines
in Maryland day by day being drawn clearer and more
distinctly The great principles Of patriotism are penetrating
doubtful quarters and those who in days past fought the go
fight continue with bodness and zeal The UD"n
en OF this State alive and for every copperJohhson
Democratic meeting lzzed through in the various north
cru counties large hearty enthusiastic Loyal masses have io
lowed the Copperhesd bliss with shouts OF triumph Inc o
auep comparisons In favor OF the meetings at Hagerso"n
frederick City, Westminster Ekton and Eason the past
month the brief kilograms have stated The results have
ese the announcement Of Gov Bradford that be should
retire from the political into which be entered WIZ 30
1naoh johnson and the unmisiakabe evidences Of d
beseDng part Of Gov Swami who elected as AL M
conditional Union LoyGl has proven recreant to bis iust
While Mr.. JOHNSON - seemingly ~
iiOas it thought singular circumstance that his former
barest enemies and present hearty euosts should strike
hands against Of all others To continue would be al
least seDbsnce Furnishing traitors Revolutions never go
bsok-progres been the result and the high hopes
Of Convention TO assemble tomorrow VIII be burst IKE
bubble when the voice Of The people is heard.
Gov Swami under the Registry law, which provides Tor
revsa Of voters lists and the appointment Of
new boards filing these positions with no:orouy sisoyai
es aod many instances with such as cannot vote upon
,this yery question.
The city ioA Of to what will be the results Of
che Convention There very grounded opinion that
will break I'D in row. At ell events here is the test OF
s strength and lie win his utmost to secure bis own
State That presge may be established with the Phiade
pha Convention
THE HON JOHN covoDE NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
PHILADELPHIA July 25.-Tbe Hon. John Covode
has been unanimously nominated by the Republicans for Con
inltbe Twenty Dret which has been represented
Tor tae last four years BY Mr.. Da"soD Democrat
MISSISSIPPI COEyENTI0S-DELEGATEs 10 THE JOHNSON
CONVENTION.
Jackson. Miss, July 25.-The Convention has met
and adIournsd Thirty two represented The
eaoers were. Judge John Watts President; ellis W. Hill
yer Anosi K Johnston and A BeTford VcePresdentsi
j. L. Rines and NJ L. Ward. Secretaries. The following esO-
itutoa passed;
R,yd That this approves the restoration pol
lev OF President johnson opposed TO the radical Poy
Congress and having been invited by large numbers q 9n
Red the Northern and Western States
OF the unite In National 10 De heo
Philadelphia August H. scceps that invitation anu VII
proceed 10 elect Delegates and two from each
Congressional District to represent the state OF mississippi
said Convention.
No other resolutions were passed There speaking.
The delegates at large sre Giles N. Hlyer VIM Yerger
Thomas S Trotherstou George L. Potter FIRST District
H. Dockeray 7. b Peques. Second. s. Bailey, d. G. H.
SykeS Thrd-A. Murdock j. A BeTtord fourb-Cen
n H. Harris A G. Meyer. Finh-H. T. Linersh ii Gas
sidy
GEE GRANTS ORDRR.-The Rebels do not like
Grants order in regarto by military authority where
civil authorities fail neglect unable 70 make such ar
The Memphis Appeal almost as fierce in its denunca'
ton was charging the riots Of that city upon the muir
deFed blacks The Memphis Post urges lie application to the
,instigators Of that riot. The Post says
Notwithstanding the public charges Of Infamous completely
in melting the rioters To murder made against the e re
paec in judgment upon the minor crimes and INSIDE
snespos Of bis follow citizens and ain aJn:ce OF the
90 nnpuuisbed Is the warton murder Of 80 40 human
beings the burning Of dwellings, churches and
10 20 unwhipped Of Dsiee The danng dgrece OF having
rad ssch horrible crimes perpetrae0 within her borders In
fanny enough for Memphis the guilty actors must not 90 un
Is under this order the plain dnty Of Cen Stoneman to
cause and imprisonment Of every man aPanst
definite charge exists OF completely ID tne crimes " INV
three first days Of hsy.
OUTRAGEOUS CoSDucn-TRe Nashville Press and
Times Of July IA gives the following particulars Of damna
bic insult offered to the Union Gag Gaan on the an Of
Jaly by the Rebels of thai State. 1t says;
Inc flag YVES only down but the disappearing and
sscrieOus UsiOnbateTs actually tied end OF u TO the
tai Of COW sod the Of the tail Of dog and
f drove tm pe en through the streets while the sacred
symbol tie coenty was dragged through the dirt and
tIeddsn uDdr foot
Teg PHILADELPHIA CONFERENCE.-The telegraph
ma, briefly reported the meeting at Richmond Va the
Is,h Ta, meeting Of the Executive Central Com
.oss Of tho Bell Breekinrdge and Douglas parties An
dourscd meeting was held the lsh at which report was
presented declaring sympathy with the law abiding citizens