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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

The Commercial Advertiser, with reference TO our
reiterated inquiry why Jefferson Davis is not tried FOX
his alleged crimes, says:
ia bis speech ia ST. Louis In reply remark IN the
crowd hang JET Davis the President said 'Cal Judge
Chase to hang JEFF Day am not The court the jury or
the judge The would have TO TO az appca-
sion for pardon That the oay the case csn get 20 as
Why don't Judge Chase the Chief Justice Of the United
States-whose district be Is inwhy don't be W himf"
In so far as the above calls on ChiefJustics
Chase to try Davis for treason 1t TO be forcble.
But it does not meet question. 1t was Andrew
johnson not Gov Chase, who procured the arrest Of
Davis on charge of assassination. Its Andrew john
who still keeps him in prison, with that chargs
unretracted and unmodifed. Gov. Chase could not
try him on that for be has not been indicted for it,
and you can't try man for his life without frst in
dieting him. Gov Chase should try him for treason,
and he were acquitted, the charge of assassination
would still hang him. and he might be demanded
to prison TO answer for It at indefinitely future
day II to us that he either should be indicted
aud tried for assassination, that charge should be
formally withdrawn. Sixteen months is surely long
enough to keep man in jail before indicting him. Is
there any fair intelligent citizen who thinks other
wise7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
ADDRESS
OF the National Union Committee,
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

10 1hB AMbklCAh PbOPLbs
FELLOW CITIZENS: Very grave differences having arisen
between your immediate Representatives Congress and
the President who owes his position TO your votes
Impeed ask your attention thereto and to saggest the
duties your country which they render Imperative.
We shall avoid the use Of hard words. OF these there
have already boon too many And, that the matters in
issue may BE- brought within Ao nanoWest compass, let
kt eliminate from the controversy all that has already
been settled or has never been in dispute. ef
The Republic has been desperately assaed from within
Its very existence seriously mperled Thirteen States
claimed having Withdrawn from the Union, apd
represented for years in hostile Congress meeting
ct Richmond Ten Of these States were for time,
wholly in the power of hostile confederacy tins other
three partially The undoubtedly loyal States we're
peatedy and formidaby invaded by Rebel armies which
were only expelled altar obstinate and bloody battles
Through four years Of eduouS desperate civil strife the
hosts of the Rebel Confedesoy whstood those Of tho
Unios Agents OF that Conederacy traVersed tho civil
lied world seeking allies in their against the Republic
AID melting the rapacous and unprineiped to t out
armed eOrssin to prey upon her commerce. BY State
authority and in the perverted names Of patriotism and
oyaty hundreds Of thousands Of our countTymsn
consopsd into Rebel armies and made to fight desperately
for our nadhal disruption and ruin. And though By the
blessing Of God aud the vslor and consancy Of loyal
people, the Rebellion finally snd utterly crushed IL did
not saOcunb NATL 1t had ossssd the dsstvcbod Of Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
EyE.sALvE FOR WARD BEEcHER.

The Johnsonites OF philadelphia had grand pro-
oession and mass meeting on Monday evening.
wherein the party fully represented in the city
where il was formally Z" fused" and organized. Tho
banners borne by the various Ward Clubs in thePro-
cession bore inscriptions as follows:
'SThe White Mans Party"
$500 for the negro only get go, and the paymas-
ter s Of funds"
Fourth District againat Kelley, the negroes candi-
date" "A - =.
Phoiosrsnhs of memhAss Of The B;ack and White
,Conxsasaons.- tSoEthern Loyalistsl.
This is White Mans Government, made for White
Men and their posterity forever"
"so equality Dor the negro
letter read at the meeting having declared that
"tbe negro has no right in the bsllotbox the jury
box,"s voice in the crowd addeds "Ns; nor any
other box but an ies-Sor." We find this sentiment
reported in TAs Age, Ccpperhead paper.
is MT it pity the pastor Of Plymouth Church
could MT have gone to Cleveland TO pray for the sue
cess Of this humane, decent liberal. pious party
Dark as its prospects are who knows what tho
Doctors prayers might have done for it ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
GRAND SMASH AT CLEVELAND.

The Cleveland Convention signalzed its first days
proceedings By quietly kicking over all the elaborate
arrangements made by Gems. Steedmau, Custer, Este,
NCCOOk, aud company for appendng it as a bob to
the dragged tail of President Johnson's Kite This
quietly but most efTectually accomplished by the
grand strategy Of the NewYork delegation in push
ing Majc-Geu. Gordon Granger Tor permanent
chairman. The Andie Johnson programme was
70 have the fossilised Gen. John Z. Wool
for temporary chairman, with Gef. Steedmap
as bis permanent successors but the New-Tsyk SOL
ders kicked against this, and secured Gen. Changers
election by scant majority Of one in the Committee
on Organization consisting of one from each State
Substantially this has changed the gathering from an
Andie" to an "ant" johnson machne--ths man.
ayers being in favor Of prompt reconstruction"
&C., but very careful to disconnect their political
future from the persoasi fortunes Of the gentleman
who has LEFT that celebrated Constitution and the
flag with its thirtysx stars" at every railroad depot
from here to st. Louis, and back again. Republics
are indeed unratefui. - -'''+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
DOMESTIC NEWS.

Tho eelars and stores Of indianapolis Inundated
Paynes Run little stream running through the center
Of the city has ovdriowed its banks aud done i'm
mense amount of damage TO surrounding property Two
men, named Henry Coils and Chris. Smith drowned
Fears entertained that Fall Creek aud White River
will also overflow No trains hive arrived departed
since 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. $50
The case of John C. Braine, the privateersman who
commanded the party that seized the steamer Chesapeake
in 1863 and killed the Second Engineer, Oliver Shs6cr
came up yesterday before United States Commissioner
Newton A number Of witnesses were examined, all Of
whose testimony very strong against the prisoner
On motion Of Counsel for the defnse the trial sd
journed until October g.
The lettercarrers and clerks Of the Brooklyn Post.
Office have addressed letter TO Postmaster the Hon
c. b. Lincoln, expressing their regret for his retirement
from Office and thanking him for his genteInanly and
courteous conduct toward them each and every
sion. rr t..r ,...
The great boat OF Portland, Me-, for 81 900 aside
between Walter Brown of Portland, and Joshua Ward Of
Newburgh, N. Y. took place yesterday II was ovor
course OF three miles. Brown declared the victor by
two boats length. Time 22I minutes
An excellent base ball match played at Newark,
Yesterday between the Union club Of Mosania and the
Eureka club Of Newark After exciting contest of
hours and 40 minutes the Union club was declared the
victor By two runs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

We have received circular from Company in
Boston, who propose to purchase large tract of land
and erect on it building TO serve as Rural HorSo
for Soldiers disabled by the war. The circular is
written in the worst possible English, and is. alto
gether, a very suspicious document. We should like
to know by what authority the publishers of this cir.
cular declare that their scheme is sanctioned and
encouraged by the United States Government.g We
certainly do not believe that it is When splsn TO
establish Home for Disabled Soldiers Is set on foot
by responsible persons and the people Of this country
are asked for their assistance they will not need to DO
wheedled into giving it by any subtenuge, whether
CALLED Lottery. a Gift Enterprise. or National
Distribution this last may mean. Honest
people DO not father these schemes, and prudent
people will beware of them. tilafH . a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
Il is we'll that we have a President who ID con-

It swell that we have q President who i'd con-
sistent. What said Mr.. johnson TO Gov shsrkey
year ago' "If you could extend the elective
franchise to all persons of color who can read tho
Constitution Of the United States aud write their
names and to all persons Of color who own real
estate valued at not less than $3.50, and pay tsxes
thereon, you would completely dismay the anniVer.
ssry" Yet the President now opposes the stll
milder terms of tho constitutional Amendment D
course his sdyerssries are undismayed .yte,g,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
WHAT THEY ALL MEAN.

1.-THE Constitution as Il u.s. the Union a. II ,ods, and
tho niggers as they rere," was potent and popular
Copperhead war-cry throughout the dark days Of the
Rebellion Gov. Seward, having assumed the role Of
Conservative" directly after Mr. Lncons first cleo
ton, made haste TO dispatch to Minister Dayton at
Paris the utterly gratuitous and wholly unauthorized
assurance that tho status of single human being,
whether bond or free would be changed by the result
Of the war. He wrote the French Minister in 1863
that the Rebels might resume at pleasure the seats
in Congress they had wantonly abandoned-though
tho law expressly forbade II. vallandigham & Co.
tried repeatedly to pledge Congress to this PROPOSE
ton, but unsuceessfully The freeing and arming of
slaves in defense of the Union was resisted quite as
funously their reimbursement now is, being REP
resented By Gopperheaas rs deathblow to all hope
of restoring the Union Aiia though driven from po-
sition after position they are stu fighting on that
line, so far asiheg have been able to hold L. "a.,
Gen. Thomas Ewing, IT,, at the Cleveland Conyen.
ton on Monday, said: 49,
They owed ale glance rather to the Constitution thsn TO
saniarsptc eor however rghsTo save the Constitution
and labor with II org remained 10 the Urop
We may look vain for the South to vote degrade 200 900
senstvss a. penalty for refusing suffrage the negroes
That Is to say: The Rebels will not bet the Blacks
vote, but insist on voting for them sambos right to
vote is an absurdy; but Legrees right to cast two
yotes-one for himself and another for Sambo--will
never be waived even though Lsgree should be kept
out Of Congress till be cousents.to waive it. Is Mt
Legree an oppressed, prosecuted soul If he is mt al
lowed to come back from his little experiment of
rebellion with two votes to our one
THs Times thus exults over the Hoffman turnout
Of Monday evening: 'HI7 f.k
This new Ights Of the Radical party demand conditions
and which never entered into the head Of Wash
oD They nsss upon innovation Ia al directions The old
refgion Il oui Of hshlon them The old morality 10 IN
their mnds syuonym6us with fogysn. And the old Censu.
Ear short thar standard ThsFsors thsy
he COMMUNICATED according TO tAs Constitution Is Its sa'
thorn promulgated 10" tr-
Why. Sirs! will you not oompreheud thai va ere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

u.n. Grant has written Letter stating that II Is
against hi, convictions Of duty to attend political
conventions aud regrsttng that any soldiers should
take part in the political question, Of tho day The
General speaks for HIMSELF and il is 70 be thus in.
fered what kind Of significance attaches to his accom-
panying the President his tour TO the West. Gen.
Grant wishes it TO DO understood that he recognizes
the President as his commander 1t would
not be delicate TO say more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

The Massachusetts, soldiers held State Convention
yesterday and passed resolutions in favor of the equal
iIation Of bountes, and denouncing Mr.. johnson as
unfathful 10 the Union. The State was well repre-
sentsd over 800 delegates being present We give
special report Of the proceeding with the eloquent
sneoch OF Gen Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

Wendell Phillips has received the nomination for
Congress in the Third Massachusetts, District, BY
delegate Convention Of working men. There is q
probability that the Republican Convention will ratify
this action and even If they do not the workingmen
will still vote for Mr.. Phillips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
Nep:alork DaiIp Grfbn1re.
WEDNESDAY. sEprEMBER %. 1855.
THE CAMPAiGNy TRIBUNE.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
STOCKS AND MARKETS.

Gold opened at 1881 and closed at 5. The stock market
shows more animation and there shown
operate for advance by spectators who have returned
from their Summer vacation. Government stocks ell
higher At the Second Board prices steady Money
offered freely call Brokers loans quoted al per
cent bat considerable amounts loaned ct 36t cent
the IoWes By National Banks In commercial paper
change Of consequence For prime cent the
Q6 for good The dry goods and general trade Of
the city large and steamer to the
South esb. s offered TO the extreme capacity Of the shPs
All roads out Of the city moving large amousts OF
freight and II Is conceded by merchants that the Autumn
trade in extent fully equal to the expectations Of prudent
tfadera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

Forrest, the hero Of the Fort Pillow massacre
Galloway, editor Of the pestilent Rebel sheet, tn,
AraLsnehe and Col Chambers. notorious in the West
have sent greeting to the johnson soldiers at Cleve
land II will hardly be believed, but it is fact that
the Convention BY resolution thanked these bitter
Rebels " for their magnanimity and kindness" No
Andersonville prisoners are at Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
THE PENDING CANVASS.

Tomorrow evening, William W. NOrlhrop, esq, will
Staten Island The voters Of Richmond County will
doubt give good sccoupt Of themselves at the coming
election.
In the lid Indiana Congressional District tho Hon. ~
the rival candidates. They are sSass p,
gether Gen. Gresham is BY long odds the favorite.
The Hon. Ben. f. Hopkins has been nominated by the
Republicans for the lid Congressional District Of Wscon
sin. His election BY large majority is foregone 900
cusion. ----.--
ExOov Pollock Director OF the United states Mint ~
has resigned his position consequence Of
not rnp-sriae u aMy Policy Of the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
JOHN BRIGHT AND THE IRISH LIBERALS.

JOHN BRIGHT AND THE IRISH LIBERALS.
One Of the most noteworthy events in current Bri-
fish politics is the invitation which, has been given to
Mr.. John Bright by the Irish Liberals to accept the
honor Of banquet in the City Of Dublin. AT the pres
emit time this mark of confidence and respect shown to
the distinguished leader of che English Democracy.
p6sssssas q PECULIAR and striking significance II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

At the johnson meeting on Monday night Mayor
Hoffman announced his intention to "speak on every
platform" There were number Of gentlemen present
who have spoken on many platforms that they can
hardly distinguish one from another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

Tho Nswsssy State Fair opened yesterday Of Irsn'oa'
and will remain open till Friday but to-day ana tomor
row arc its best days advise our jersey enas 90
ri, rear and resolve to .sxd something next year. The
grounds ere nov. spacious and eligible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
THE TRIBUNE TRACTS-NO. 8

Will be issued shortly, it will contain:
The CohstuoRs Amendment proposed BY Congress aud
now in process Of adoption By the States
Heary Ward Beeohers Political Letters and Horace
Gresley reply with the Py0oath Cbsrch Letter to Mr.
BseCher. Price 3 esnts so per 600. WIEN LEss
rHAx coPIEs ARs sEu NAH, ssSD cents ADDITIONAL
FoR POsTAeR ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

Since the President and his friends have been under
going diminishing process toward tho small end Of
the horn We have notion that the Johnson party Is
only demijohnson party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

The Hon. IRA HARRIs, Q. s. Senator, will address a
Convention Of Soldiers Jamopa Chautauqus Co. 90 wed
nssday the a6th Inst and be viii discuss the potos aacs
tons Of the day at Pfosi tao evening Of rss'd me
a5th ins 0sr the evening Of the g''h ins'' enc "
Hsrns.vils on the evening Of the 18th inst lE0Wnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
Business Notices.
HosrErrERs STOMACH BlrrERs.

HoSTgrTRRs STOMACH BITTRRS.
INVITATIONS
Success prevalent cradle" Of innumeabe humous no
had
HosTErrvRs sToHAcH BrrEH
the world than host Of iHssioa and
O. The grcst and SPREAD the Peefe9'
crop Of poisonous heksDed Bu. the true medicine has
lived them by they have dsaPPssre4 When us
bellows Of pusry Kept svs the eoss ere of their sae~d
reputation blow they ceased 70 live sSd Sus they Goa
time 70 ooms aud 60. heaEwhhA
HesrrrrEss BITTKRs
he cred rossv sad nd Ouis Of the have Progressed In
vspudtv saceesng year Their means Of
psyssaag aud curing dsesss resulting RON malaria unWhOs
and IL anhsshy climatic inaDeuoes has been bOusdss
remedy for Dypep Liver Complaint Fever aud As0e
General Weaknes sns Debility and eli complaints originating In In
digestion they sdEsd be superior to other pre-
purson advertised prescribed From the home MARKET 10
wh years they oonDee their sale has been
tended Int every aOn the whole Of South and
essr America Ms1ico West Indies the Sandwich IAnds
Auss and HOms and foreign testimony Continue
10 show thss
HosTErTEns BITTKR
the smskbs tonic and svsOsut before The world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
The Bank OF Upper Canada has suspended specie pay
ments. This is the oldest bank In Canads and until
Gently did tho Government business
terrible accident has occurred at Cedar Rapids. A
rs manned by 30 men, broke from Its moorngs during
violent storm Friday night and went the falls
As far as be learned only four OF tho saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
MARCUS I. WARD. N.v-Jor.sy. Chairman,

" On tie inside pages Of today, is'se wa Be Jou"d
Book Revis,os; Literary RENT; Police Reports; Lao
Intelligence; Commercial Matters and Market Reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

The augusta Constitutonast invites President John
son to visit that place. and promises him co1dia re
ception he brings Jefferson Davis along. Is MT one
of them enough at one timei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
THE TRIsUNE TRhCTs-NO. I.

THE TRIBUNE TRACTS-N0. I.
The Newt Orleans Riot Its Official History We
shall ssns on Thursday Tract containing an authentic
Hseey by Official documents Of the Eew0osns Rios Prce
Eve cents s4o per 1000. WHEN LESS THAN ooPIEs ARE
ORDERED BY MAIL cents ADDITIONAL PoR POSTAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
CITY NEWS.

By command of Bgsder- Gen. Hall the First Division
n g. s. N. Y will parade in the following orders First
Regiment October l. Seventh Regiment October 2;
Eighth Regiment October 4; Thirty-seventh Regiment
October 8. Fifty-Hfth Regiment, October 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

FHE NEW STATE lssAEE AsYIUx.--The Commits
ssss Who were appointed b. the Governor 10 select ate
Tor n lnseae Asylum on the Hudsen Ia PouEhkespss
fseeslns Ne b@ptaes Of the orsenA Although they have
-, - decided the spot wherein 70 locate the TustItu
le Us underwood that The majority Of ths Con msson
fsasoaee.e isdessleatG. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
The Daily Ners pitches in" with equal vigor an
unreserve winding up its diatnbe as follows:

vh. are called CONSERVATIVE Repa5osn though we CON
.S and patriotic We knew that der ns%J.y. AVID isHSe.
very if and did constitute balance
srength parties But considered their help worth
having ana desired to see AL friends Of speedy restoration
Uui0n enrolled in the ranks The motives OF this
little clique however are now become msnfes Their very
modest idea to get hold Of the Democratic party and con-
vert Is to their own ose 70 supply Its candidates aud permit
Tho Democratic party Of this state Of the last election OF
Governor poed over tnes hundred ana w .o'e
tic rAo State aud when compare these figures the ex
modsy Of the old gentleman and his cartoad q $3.50
really sublime Yet notwithstanding te dis
parity the Democratic party gave the nomination Of the
their sssocises and acted with the
did not consentto nominate Gen. Dxa who has been
everything BY and nothing long and whocOud not
oorstic district, the Conservative Republicans viii
according 70 "a, Tine. will BE- gut, isoly 70
prefer taking tssr with s S SuG
stand upon the order Of their going but at But
they take their ehanees with the Radicals for they
sneak back the ranks OF the latter they would
be about welcome stray dog ten pin alley little
squad Of office holders that talk johnson and prefer taking
any party that their fellowship Two parties ell
that exst under nee government The old Democratic
IDEAS viii renew Il. youth like the eagles and receive the
renewed confidence Of the people when they hays acquired
efficient essoitpu. experience BY following blind sSde:
trescherous allies" 81 4 f.- -. 81 y It fnh
We presume this discipline will suffice, and that
the sufferer will take his place meekly in the ranks
whence he seemed "prone to wander" and work for
Hoffman & Co. to the best of his ability. If not,
another such application Of the lash will be sure 10
fetch him. We must object, however, to its admins
traton in public. Since do hanging in secret,
the Democracy oughtro break its vicious colts out
of sight and hearing Of q sensitive public. If.