New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-29

these delegates have already arrived They represent that
since the riots the loyal Union people OF the
South very much dsheartened md are AFRAID 10
express their true sentiments openly. Men who bad oeen
elected delegates to the Loyal Southern Conven-
ton viii now BE- unable TO attend. They md and dare
not expose their families and property to their unrecOnrueted
and cruel Rebel ueghboI BY coming North to the Conven
ton. In fact Of these people have been threatened
with violence and intend seeking home here in The North as
possible. From all accounts the welcome that viii DO
given members the Convention by the people OF Pha
dephia win be OF the character 1t viii DO differ
from that given the last Convention which assembled
there.
THg PENNSYLVANIA CANVASS.
All accounts received here make Pennsylvania GER
tain for Gen Geary by at least thirty thousand majority The
campaign part Radicals being carried out with
great and tho enthusiasm OF the people throughout the
shows their sentiments The indications are that the
Radicals win gain three CopgrcssmeD. The two most
doubtful Districts are the Third and Fifth, Of the
county Of Philadelphia represented in the present Con-
gress by Leonard Myers and NJ. Russell TbaJer respec
lively both Radicals. Meyrs will be Tenominsted
but Tbayer declines q denomination. The Copperhead
will but those Of the most ultra stripe and In
this Radicals by nominating good men feel conf
OF carrying the aboyenamed districts In Judge he
eys district the FOURTH the johnson men ure using time and
money TO defeat Judge Kelley The Democrats have united
with the few renegade Republicans and have asked less
than prominent supposed conservative Republicans
Of Relleys Ward to accept nomination against him.
but all refused. Kelley will be renominated BY ac
camaon by the District Convention. His opponent viii be
A. j. Drerel the banker At the las. election Keleys ma
orty vas 200 II Is asserted that the johnson men have
raised $4,000 carry tho Pennsyyania election Tos
large amount money together with the sweeping removals
Radicals from Federal office In the STATE recently made by
President johnson IS believed by tho Copperheads will
carry the State for CBmer. number OF prominent
Pennsylyanan Copperhead politicians have been ma
akava ia fha nit
Of their work Gen Rousseau, that fighting patriot
Of the ultra loyal State Of Kentucky, leaves, here
to help his Copperhesd friends In the Keystone State by re-
lang story Of the Grnne Rousseau affair on the stump
No wonder making 'uch desperate efforts
TO secure old Keystone State for Pennsylvania goes IN
October. will New York NewJerey Illinois ana the
other States. 60 In November.
rRgrDMEs's BUREAU.
A gentlesan formerly attached to the Freedmen's
Bare. residing plantation in the nssbborhood Of
Losgsood letter parties hers OF which the
uio~tpx thiak friends u Free Labor
well feel prpnd % the Developments Of tho last
mostha The uniform good behavior honesty, rugsl,:y
and temperance Of the Freedmen Of the country
has been me remark q even who inclined to be
their enemies have respect for the since left
a. Burcau n Washington. fos think the city negroes
mostly - .-,,t cas ~, general ihng End that the
r,fufte 30 best wofEAen. Notwithstanding AL
ia, tie no .re,ted. being whipped and shot
Or trivial &c To-. .u's p. made the and
crop failure ,a .sstOni u the country
,.,.. .,,,,, - ,h.. q, ,ns,r,l 40 th,, he can aims.
him IN such mnnner that ie will have 20 leave the panaop
and then the yearly contract declared void. These things
are growing worse every day and becoming
structed.
THE SUPPOSED MURDBs OF CAPT. s. o. BUTTS.
The following letter is published for the informa
ton Of the friends OF the missing oiheeri
NEW ORLEANS Aug a. ieoo'
A.. fsof
~ homo, 20 aI, m. following report In regard TO
Lieut. and BrevsCap,aia s. @. Butts. Veteran Reserve
Iorps Lent ;h ~ ~ uns vas a,.iansd a. Agent Of III.
Bareaa Ia the parishes OF Winn and Jackson his
office 20 % a. pe c h st ' NcS,,ocS. and in
N started 10 return 10 Vernon He had 10 pas,
through VIM parish sparsoy settled pinsy sood country
ths inhabitants oe,pg noeu ,p aen saa ~ ts 20 IN
% ON hassssot an four days lie had been threatened with
violence by people OF the county he attempted to pass
siey thiry m,ss out from led River bot from thai time
forward nothing heard him Bats having made
VIZ .aS na Ss
Crome aroused and be reported them 70 me About the
ssme mo rs q, Mos and ,o through the papers that
he body Of decompossd had been found in tho
woods IN W'nn nsa. ,, 'u. o Ut, W.,
Eb and inys,gats the whole matter on account of the
distance Of Parish fom this city have not yct had
turn from The officer "a charge o. tue seut OUT As soon
as 'ho'"a'''" A HARD Brig Gen.
.,,oxo r,p ,,Y,n Ann arrrvu My
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'u""y irIf,s-.., a..-.,s,..,.., - u.t,,,
Cornelius enuo" appo".''" ~ - aD'O
- aoo1o,m,o,bs morning he found Il was made out for
~ oi,Io. q, Commissioner Of Public Buldngs instead Of
Printing You can imagine Mr.. wsudsrs surprise The
news was soon communicated Mr. H. Frsacb present
Commissioner Public Buildings he droadfuly worried
aud thinks plot to deprive him OF his bread and butter IL
IL said tha' ne gov 50 oio''' " " 'u"''" 'e'os''P'eu