The New York herald., 1866-09-04

PHILOSOPHICAL PHILANTHROPY
AminIdab Sleek let slip oppOrt unity solicit
subscriptions flannel shirts and toothbrushes for
the poor heathen and Mrs JeIlaby equally beneyO-
lent TO the unfortunate little sayaces of Ioora booahe-
CHA Emuious OF these illustrious examples the pho.
sophical and phiianthropc Greeley with eye TO bui.
ness has opened parlor at the Continental and sole q
subscriptions to the benighted Irb4ne--s'paym ment
always in advance xThe agent is advertised to be
ready Ito receive subscriptions In Philadelphia during
the wall OF the room is Tor ought to be banner bearing
this motto:-
: Cannot forfeit natures claim,
| Skins may differ, but subscriptions
! Received from blacks and whites the same ;
FRIENDLY RIVALRY.
Ben Butler and General Hiram Walbridge divided the
hon0rs between them at the Continental this morning
Fred Douglass being at another house, did not enter
into competition with the rcdoubtable generals
sAMBo IN THE STREETS
The morning broke brilliantly but with tho weather
shade too warm for a miscegnation gathering The
streets were Literally decorated with iiags, and the
gave them lively appearance The barber shops all
made a handsome show, and their proprietors turned
out in numbers, keeping the day as holiday.
DIssATiaFAcToN coLoRED IoYALIsrs.
great deal Of dissatisfaction was however expressed
suppose that they would have prominent place as
signed TO them in the proceedings They hold that the
real boys in back' have as good right to an hOnora
Bile representation in the procession as have the boys
in blue"
scRxRs ON THE CORNERS
At every blacks and whites gathered iu-
discrminaely and the usual fun, froc and excitement
Of crowd were observable. There two fights
nei2hbOrhOOd Chestnut street. growing
whiskey and hot sum- and in both instances the
batants OF the same radical faith On corner
half nebraled radical was raving at ANDY Johnson in
frantic manner and language not admissible into
the columns of the HERALD, except IN the exceptional
case OF an important obituary He expressed an earnest
desire TO have Andy there which case he promised
by peculiar process to admit the daylight into one
OF the main portions Of his anatomy. He finally led
oil by more conservative friend, under tho alluring
promise Of another drink"
SENATOR HARRIS AND CONVENTION
Senator Harris, despite his naturally conservative
principles which have been often expressed by hun
the bench and before his law school in Albany to be
readily forgotten has determined to go the whole mig
ger'' with the radicals in order to secure reelection.
Hence he Is taking very prominent part in the pro-
ceedings as an active and laxative outsider and HIS
action stands out In bolder relief from the uneasy va
claton OF his colleague who, although be has written
twaddng sort Of apology to the Convention, abs'nts
himself, because unwilling to commit himself wholly 70
the radical movement
SCENES AT INnEpESDESC HALL.
a & ~ Of
Southern delegates, who were expected to meet there
previous TO being escorted to the Union League House.
according to the programme Al fifteen minutes TO ten
portion OF the Southern delegates arrived al 1ndcpen
dence Hall, followed In few moments BY the Tennessee
delegation, headed by Parson Brownow. who was re-
ceved with loud shouts from the outside OF the building
they followed by delegations from Maryland and
Georgia after which delegations from both Northern and
southern States followed other ndiscrminatey and
passed through the Hall into Independence square Upon
the approach Of General Burnside at the ad Of the
Rhode Island delegation he greeted with cheers.
which, few moments afterwards, took the form OF
ovation, crowd following him wherever ne went AnQ
cheering most enthusiastically At this time Governor
Brownlow held OF impromptu evee in the square.
After good deal Of manGuvring marching and coun-
temarchng the procession Of delegates formed and
marched Of Independence square into Walnut street,
whore the grand procession formed in tho following
order:-
Down Walnut TO Third, up Third TO Chestnut up Chest
nut Twelfth, down Twelfth Pine, up Pine to Broad,
up Broad the Union League House. where the recsp-
ton took place. after which the delegates escorted
up Broad TO Market, down Market to the National Hail.
~ O COn
The following is tho order Of the Parade:-
Policemen foot.
Wagner
Rand.
Boys In Blue, Of Philadelphia, carrying United States
state and cavalry nags-Generai JoshuaT
Owen Marshal.
Boys In Blue in carriages.
Band.
Governor Bro,wnlow, Of Tennessee, ia carriage. and
Tennessee Delegation.
Band
National Union Club escorng General Geary Southern
Delegates, General Burnside and Governor sprsguc,
marching with Rhode Island
Delegation and General Butler vita Massachusetts,
Delegation.
Band
Republican Invincibes, Co mel W. McMichaeI, Marshal
Band.
Flremen as foliows:-
Delaware Fire Company In full Hremens uniform, carry
ing United States Flag.
phunix Hose Company
Band
Good Will steam Fire Engine Company. with Ambu.
Band
Western Hosc Company, with Carnage.
Franklin Hose Company with large banner and oil |
painting Of Abraham Lincoln Also
Hose Carriage decorated.
Kensngton Hose and steam Fire Engine Company
Band
Sbinier Hose.
Taylor Hose with oil painting aud the words "Sol
diers IN War, firemen Ia Peace"
Tiyol Hose
Lincoln Hose.
Band II
Washington Engine Ambulance.
Soldiers and salors' Union.
Boys in Blue OF Delaware, large delegation
Band
Media Geary Club
Band
Camden Union League III
Union Men OF Allegheny county.
Rand
large number OF citizens
Band
ions ss follows aNew Jersey tho southern 10y
sli.lsn "ls there any Mayor in philadelphia LOYAL
Traitor Go uHpunishedm "The Democracy of Europe
Sustain The Present tongress
Tne ityal German 'lHb
sTS& AT THE tgAaug rorst.
At twelve clock the procession q delegates made its
appearance Broad street, the windows 81 balcony OF
tie Unon League Hoase ene crowded WIN spectators,
AID multitude Of people Assembling on sihef side u
the street Governor Curtin appehftd on INC bt@hy ot
the League Ho - and loudly npnlauded by oyerai
of the delegations they passed up Broad street Par
- Uro,yuow vas recognized in n1rouehe n ihe line
of lie procession aud sreetud Win enthlsiastic
cheers AZ he mounted the stops u the Unoa League
House Tho southern dcesal theh assembled y front
81 tho Iearue House aud were presented ny John
yarrca a member of thr Escort Committee The sur
giared down betty hc southern delegates, who .pokt
tbrnu1 tall red Mhsxlcd orator 20 the eGect that
th.s eoud not ge The League Rouse or in The shad
somewhere they would 90 away Tor they could no
slanI tha oppressive heat after the long march
pefnrs this threat cawed into execution, how
ever Mr. hmuel Thomas struck his garel AMI csuet
,he vast asscmbagc order Introducing Charles Glb
bops ksq Chairman OF the Commiitec " Rocepsion,
behaif Of The League that gentleman stepped torwar
4 nd spake as folIcsk.- III
cHsRLss clBnors Nl