The New York herald., 1866-09-04
DISU N | 0 N.
First Grand National Convention of Mig
ger WOrshippers in Philadelphia.
Renegade SOutherners on the
Rampage.
Blacks and Whites, Free Lovers, Spiriiualists
FOurisritrs, WOmsn's Rights Men,
Negro Equality Men aud Mis-
cegens in COnyOcaiion.
Negro Insurrection to be
Incited.
THE SOUTH TO Be A ST. C0MlNG0.
Assembling Of the Fred Douglass and
Hiram Walbridge Branch al the
Union League Rooms.
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Temporary Organization Of
the Convention.
Thomas j. Durant, of New Or
leans, Elected Chairman.
The Northern Wing Effect a Separate
Organization.
Beecher's mbsheiI in the Radi-
cal Camp.
The Northern Wing Effect a Separate
Organization.
Beecher's Bonn b she'll in the Radi-
cal Camp.
ORGIES AT THE HOTELS.
&n. &c. &c.
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PHILADELPHIA Sept 8, 1866
MORE sourHERSERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM THE
WEST.
But few Southern delegates arrived last night or
this morning to swell the very meagre list Of yesterday
but large number Of noisy brawling radicals from the
Western States have been added to the crowds before
tho bar As good proportion of these decapiated
oicehoders, changers on Of Congress- their
abuse Of President johnson is only equaed strength
by the liquor in which they indulge and they mix their
drinks and their denunciatons Unfortunately.
CHARACTERISTICS SOUTHERN DELEGATES
All night long the orgies kept up of the
the several hotels the vagrant whites who
register their delegates from the South
proved that they possess characteristic
at least OF the poor mean whites Of the
late savehoding States-an unlimited capacity for the
storage Of whskcy In all other aspects they diaer
from the accepted description of Souherners and with
few exceptions furnish counterpart of the
unwholcsome looking long g-hared attendants Of free
love and women's rights conventions
CONTEST FOR AvKRrED.
The Trbuae's suggestion 70 make Fred Douglas an
officer of the convention would no doubt have been
carried out by his election to the presidency had not
been headed OF by the policy of combining the work OF
the Convention TO Southerners and admitting the North
ern delegates only to honorary seats General Hiram
walbrdgc would have warmly contested the honor with
him but the old army suffers cotton agents and hangers
Of the Freedmens Bureau who pretend TO represent
portion Of the South, would have been glad to put
negro the chair TO kill OF the expediency cry OF those
Northern delegates who fear the reaction that take
place among their constituencies when the effort to
Aircanize the country is properly understood
ANOTHER CIVIL WAR DEMANDED.
In fact the ultra radicasm OF these mean Southern
whites is clearly induced by desire to plunge the coun
try into another "Thc negro must vote or they
must be induced join and hght" the cry that has
been raised here OF times the baroom discus.
sions Of the last forty -esh, hours
PROSPECTS "a DosIyCo'' THE SOUTH.
Illustrative Of this Is the following conversation which
took place to-day at the National Negro Union Grub
House, No. i05 Chesnut street, between Virginia
delegate and one OF the officers OF the club
are in bad state we can't do without negro suffrage
another Either must call the darkies to
help against the rebels and rule tue rebels b. their
votes or the rebels must rule US, must fight And
u We do. unless we have very speedy help from the
North Il viii be short matter, as our numbers are so
few
NATIONAL MICRO USIoSfsr-ra am only surprised that the
negroes do not wherever they and buru down
the towns They could do this and they ought TO do a.
MEAN WHrTs--We, they'll walt for a time They are
no, ready yet have asked them myself, when they
have been beaten or lused why they don't turn and
fight aud they Wst i we re ready, and then
weil in and who'll Kill and burn y And sir, Jasl
the rebels get reconstructed, and attempt o.
rule the blacks there will be arch e. Domingo at the
South.
IBn NEGROES NOT TO vors WHERE rHs MEAs wmrKs
poS'r NEED THra.
NATIONAL NEGRO USfoSsr-what is the comparative
population Of blacks and whites in your States
MEAs Wharf.-The negroes are more tLaa one.thiri as
many rs the whites
Az OrrslpER--what state are you from sirp
MKsN WHirg-Fr0m Virginia.
orrsiDsR-od Virginia OF Western virginia.
MEAs WHitE-Oh old Virginia In Western Virginia
they have the rebels undor their feet and they
afford to do sithou, the negro. They'doat wan, the
ppF0Rrs TO SWELL ruE SOUTHERN pmEGAnoss
In view Of the scarcity Of representatives from the
not enabled them 20 be present Ia force, ana who
have, therefore, been compelled 10 intrast Their
Interests 20 the hands Of Greeley, Conway Ben
Butter and mean whites generally and Of the policy Of
keeping Northern delegates out OF the tonvention, 50
far action and voting arc concerned great efforts tave
been made 10 add TO the pretended Southern
de legations Torney has got vi delegation pnrporng
10 be from The District OF Columbia With himself VI The
head aud al the raran of The CAPITA q lhe tail One
man pressed into he service this morning az dele
gate from North Carolina, other state. He
alluded in barroom 70 the act that he bad followed the
army down South the close OF the and done bust
ness there why, youil do for delegate was the
mediate cry and he hurr ed On - headquarters 10
ra,rcks wake, aud obtaining permits from MN for the
sale Of whskey, as that redoub,aoe General was march
ing on
Another Illustration 81 the design Of the mean whltcs
10 incc negro insurfeciinn was fufnishcdta morning
By the remarks OF q Missouri delegate 10 listening
crowd at the Continental ~ DO not dcsigu 10 hghl
these rebels araln with white men, his remark
"our policy Is clearly 70 arm and organize the blacks
let them do the work OF determination lar M
their powcrn
The whole tone of Jack HamNon's hangers on is the
same as this The truth is that Northern. rad calism
even does not dream Of the dangerous and vilanous
designs or these southern dcspefsioes Who IN hope.
less minority al home--most Of thom adventures
and loafers, without any legitimate occupation
or any chance OF earning honest livchhooi-see
better chance before them OF oettering their condition
than by plungng the country into bloody war OF
races u OF danger, and punderng during the
burning aud numbering that would attend such out
break
TINE UNION SUPPLYING pstsGAuoSs
wban all the delegations from the south had ben
regiscred al issquarers thus morning was fouAd 70
be no meerss list that the managers al tho League
rssore 10 distribute the badges they had sup
as3 fw .syersl Stases amoas PhiadelphIsns, snd