New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

Declaration Of Independence then viii find that that
policy WI adopted al Is ss, ns.s sHe ~
gress who walked boldly up and took thls IneeS
were elected barely by the ska Of teeth" Take the
policy reeOnueted States virginia Sd
parchment laws could have disranehised nem nor
SOTSus They bad s"s ar sa sns large number Of
black men that they did not allow 70 ne'P '. s,
to SlsG ne HS ssm and ,asn ss % BY and BY they w
find their liberties in the hands Of The dsoya ana ina. .ae
black the b.lO. they and small number Of l0yM
white could have aided IN the enioree@en, 81 n ,So
chair II dir. Bott.S might have been in Congress
admission There Il not one single motive Of eIpedency but
says you Gentlemen you must do ustice you
%orahty Of YOUR Government and that this Gov
formed establish justice and to secure tne
coored friends shall vote but is qneston THE remainder
Of the sentence drowned BY loud cheering Tor Zen
das Mr. Chairman here the strongest practical
Of he question which .hS s NOW ths Il Is not to
Benjamin f. Butler man. but 1t because nc Ssse
TEe am sd tSs before You now cheer tell
friends here that IT, in this Presidential campaign tnsH
s"S 1eceptou ali over tho North and West such
as they yet conceived Of Our western Irienas
Door honest solder who is not looking for senatOrtip or
members Of Congress- bot ir is soed o. ss sis
the goes for n Si, ysy u The Know
viii welcome you you adopt 1t have no ieaIs io no
result this great question We only place it as rule Of re-
ToSs Senators srd RsTresenistyes that around
in this house are prepared 70 eome up aa ~
recognize Andrew Johnsoas Provisional Government II
they Do they will raise tnch storm Of .0at
panss They have got TOO far TO be this
six eight back have been neh tns'
toned to strong meat and they require for their safety and
their peace Be bold and fearless ard know me n.sesn
people well enough to be able say that they WIN ad y
you lApplause They will see that you get Shas you s
ask Come up sluaTey Look al tIe e aycrv ~ man ITO 10
bear witness that in three years this policy is CARED on
we VIII have war Of races as tns Iesss o. ae Sc s see
q country You cannot arm three or Tour
thousand against community aud then turn them loose
in that community and expect nd them ycrab received
rhe negro ia dOcle He loves peace ana 4leti nc
loves 70 live quietly and contentsdy. lie naturally moro in
at east than our miserable Rebels that want to
Triangle his tights their feet fhey let him ane he
s South Sc f S1d al s't the Rebels that ever lived
m you further that you do rot take some sush course 70
own hand and God pity the Rebels when that Cay oonesl
Rebel white but win never submit to ne maze IN
TO crush cot class OF men whose 9ny ia .hs
sy nSnS ossn @ bsss easy would
be 10 SET the whole so lh In fIme and hen how are We
A"S yet s s aDaS Ss SSS sSS @
upon the Republican party IN case we should 90 certain
h no longer Who have fought on side and desire
10 Gait with II we refuse this u will be said that the re
Dare rot 10 What they here to Do. IAPPauss IL
oa call processes 10 iVor the equality OF al men oe9te
,o car Justly say that yOu poor whites" and dare not
say what on want and he viii have good reason 70 ssg 20
YET Rebel two fit in Congress that az. WIN MOI
lot affect tho non-reeonstncied sA.es az aug
of,he wieked 4 traor and fyoa aeeege 20 that poney
wead ak you low are YOU gons 20 aUs M men ~ tSe
Moth We ask you you prepared 20 sustain ~ tel
/ md Ia reed ncyer
cans IN lce 10 say in favor Of the principle but for
eeSs singis voter BY having It ou who would vote With
You without believe the people are prepared 10 say
he s s'is sy % ei y: sss -
late and Psres, Justice done nm APpa ~, 90 ., mot Se
Of 80 certain that you would not lose great
many DO sot 1cs o Ge SSy x 81 eS%
people would take up candidates for the Presidency that
ground No will get the confluence OF the people that
hes got and backbone aud tell YOU gentlemen,
hey VIII stand Up TO the occ ast,n, M s,,o o,.
Mr. Mos. having given hs permi miss, h. ,,.s ~
Ts. o. ...adS S.. Without ii s b S''''' Dc ''''a
In reply to poat raised BY Judge Sherwood the Chairman
| decided the resolution TO be In order.
motion to lay the table agreed to, and the CUES
ton REQUIRED on ihe fs, resolution ..,,.. . A.,
Deegate-Lwish 10 before the question 10 put tbaf
come here and will not remain here TO be mIz<ed
Mg BAYLOR Of GeorgisIs understood that when the
Committee Resolutions report We shall have ample time TO
discuss that report.
The Chaman-Tae Chsr would say that he trusts there
Ixrtn he mi IA
uSse Sherwood Of TeI,s-The previous resolution under
discussion not disposed Of having been Withdrawn BY
Tic chairman decided that the resolution Of Mr.. Noes
would be debatable for that reason. .
m The resolution before the Committee Address and
RESOLUTIONS when thO.e reports cane in they may Be dis
seniler1an from Missouri be laid on the table
Delegate from Deewae-I desire % know whether the
object Of this set forth the condition Of the
sleouueted States Of the SOUTH or to lay programme
| Tor the Border States.
i Loaf
motion made amend by referring to the Commi.
Resolutions which the Chairman decided TO be out OF
The resolution Of Mr.. Moss was again read
MI j. l. Thomas md called for the yess and nays.
cav RoTemanI have proposition 20 make propose 10
withdraw the motion to lay upon the table and move 20 refer
TO the Committee on Resolutions. Cries OF Good APP
uprosr ensuing the Chairman announced that
better kept he would take the responsibility
| OF suspending tie proceedings Of the Convention,
then moves the previous question which was
The question then recurring the motion to refer to the
Committee Resolutions .
Mr. John Thomas OF Maryland said II you vote to refer
that 20 the Committee Resolutions you vote to enfranchsc
| every Rebel In the State. lliisses
| The Chairman announccd that the Committee OF the
Northern Convention was Ia waiting IN me chamber
| A communication wS received from Wentworth. Taylor
Brown phoogaphers requesting the Convention 20 give
them an opportunity make photograph Of s members at
O'clock ns afternoon The Invitation accepted and
motion the Convention meet In lndependencesquae for
Mr. MeKeloek OF Maryland then offered resolution Of
thanks 10 the loyal OF
they had ebued the President for his unwarranted assertions
| In regard 10 Congress.
Foreman moved that tho Convention adjourn to to-
morrow moTning at 10 O'Clock.
j. t. Thomas IT,. Maryland, In leave given made per
explanation TO tho effect that the expression which he
bad made use Of a few moments before gnd which had
elected remarks from the members Of the Convention bad
been totally msapprehcnded lie had not said that II that
moos prevailed be would vote 10 enfranche every Rebel in
tie ate but that by voting for they voted 90 enancAse
Rebel Mr. Thomas then went on to show from his past
history clear hIs record had been 9s loyalman
Mr. SmitheFs Of Delaware from the Committee appointed 20
meet the Committee Of Northern delegation reported that
mon conference had been agreed that this Convention
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