New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

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be Is m an1oas with any considerable nume Of the
a Governors in ratification Regarding the Representation
Amendment he says.
It's Just aad equitable in every sense and while leaves
TIE question Of su wholly with the States where II prop
ery belongs appeal % the Interests ana PRIDE OF
the States bers their policy and give to all Glasses the
benefit OF American cyization
"Co)De Dan Rice the Snowman has. with great reluc
lance appafeuy accepted The nomination which he has got
ten up for himself regardless Of expense committee Of
Of Grird Pa knowing the many thousands OF
hardearned dollars Mr. Daniel Rice has spent for his
try. and knowing him likewise to be supporter Of
Johnson begged be allowed his the
Peoples candidate Erie County. Mr.. Rice, in letter
which model for showmen in the Congressional line
thanks them for their patronage, and says
Such distinguished consideration every natural
objection may political honors consequently do
accept Of kud invitation 20 allow nv name to be used
but with the understanding that not to b. standard
bearer Of either political party Republicans Democrats
bong people They my friends patrons and IN
justice to them composed a. they Of all shades OF political
opinions must continue to live IL Their esteem ana lsDor 70
promote their happiness and interests which has been the
hight OF my ambition for % years"
Gen j. W Fisher Of Columbia Pa gallant scllier in the
Penusyl7ania Reserve Corps is Union candidate Tor the
Senate from District Col. j G. Frick
Of the 2oh Penn Vol. the EandalDoolie circa
lar by saying.
fought this against treason and traitors aud do
feel like ignoring the past and helping COppercads
and Republican traitors TO Mace these sane men IN power
again. they make laws for me and crack the wp
Slavery the people OF the NORTH
gone by. and we now live ~ al enlightened age
NEW YORK 1t is supposed that the nomination by
American citizens The columns Of Canadian paper Of
Admiral Farragut for President the outgrowth Of the
Montreal OF Mr. Peter Cigger aud other New
politicians who have been cancusng Of late The letter
Te Montreal Herald states Englnd had sailor for
king the person Of William ". Why should not the Illus
precedent the elevation of Vice Admiral
David Gascoe Faraeu the head of the American navy to
the Presidency the United States r. Mr. Cagger looking
long way ahead
CoYYECTICUT.-The mass convention Of Democrats
and others nondesopt AZ New Haven the LIST Of August
will select delegates great National Convention NJ Phi
adephia The delegates will be selected from among those
with Republican party the past with
the Democratic parry says Copperheld organ As may be
seen there considerable latitude for selection especially in
the Democratic party.
MISSOURI We find il stated that Missouri Cop
perhead with Thomas Noel have had interview rela
tive to the this and the supposed intention OF
Gov Etcher guard the polls from general assault By the
DISTINGUISHED Rebels in certain plTts OF the State They
President whether be intended that Gov Fletcher
Mcneil and others like them should have the control OF the
military department whether the people to be eh
to the mercy OF Fetchers militia ard negro troops The
President replied that without intending make any political
with Gov Fletcher be would that The people were
protected the full and free enjoyment o. their civil aud
Hcal rights Mr. Noel tion said. But suppose Mr. Prcs
dent that the citizens OF county apply to the commander
Of the district department and be refuses to interfere for
their protection Then apply to TIE Secretary Of War
replied the President But people will not apply to
him said Mr. Noel Then apply me-" said the Pres
den duty the Executive protect all citizens Of
the United States from violent interference while In the enjoy
ment of their rights citizens The interview cordial
and frank aad the Presidents responses clear and unmsak
able.
KEyTUcKY-Gov Brainette says in opposition to
br
that Convention neither length breadth enough b
cover up hide from the public gaze the patent fact thai
those who composed that body Union m,Hpsre not
Democrats whose syrlpae and adrrs'
20 e Union. The candidate Of party da' has rord Of
tc linton soda0 1rd Of cJHdenHG'0H for Sees
zion Rbeon throughout 10 resolutions have per
sonal sufficient to abate jo title Of opPos
ton
TENNESSEE. -Horace Maynard, Gov. Brownlow and
the Hon s. VI Afne Congressmer elect present at
Union celebration the 9Th in Nashville Mr. Maynard de
ci7ed that the TIE terms Of Congress showed magnanDy
unparalleled the history of the world NJ. Arnel supposed
case Of the reconstructed horsee" and said elOquently
Go to your ai and psBientaries bring out horse
thieves aud Hold up your hands 10 soemny swear
henceforih and forever will steal more orseso
help yOu God" Go. reconstructed hOrethef This Is
Aliel case iaii sPhtlng !OSoAl CJns,illonA quDo'i
murder and higher crimes than horesteang
you say the criminal convicted o nis highest OF crimes
Hold W your band you DO olsmnly that you viii
murder citizens Of tie United states
AbOl Zionist for the balance Of yOar dayssO hep You God
Go reconstructed traitor Now, II the highest OF crimes
doctrine horsetbeyes II you going TO be
caiory why pardon the little ieOwsi II is said that
There being this earth 70 whom bear meloe
Blu, DO wish children frs hence TO be lighting
again this Rebellion The position that wise satesman
slip ought maintain Is TO hold the Rebel element A0pesy
p,rsiess until it is clothed in the night mind" 80
well understand how Uuionist would sooquiz
himself Oh, President Andrew johnson you penned tue
o.lfO -Uha freaeO
stood by you when the proud danes OF NASHVILLE crossed the
leprosy-whea children sneered passed
VOC Union thought you meant treason
10 the United States Under your leadership
uoued to this hght-dd you let US the fore front be
crushed Wen owe II 20 God aud ourselves THAT we
found thing that this is IN the hand
no one man. half Is foundations are In tho
heart Of great people.
LoUrsASA-A delegation Of exRebel legislators
and soldiers will be Philadelphia Convention Ran
dali Hunt one Of the U. s. Senators elect Gen Dick Tay
sr Of battle notoriey Judge Eagan wealthy planter
Red River; duncan S. Cage Speaker in the Legislature
Jadce Voorhees, Col g. A. Williamson. late Of the Rebel
army and Ray aud King among the delegates at
irge Among the District delegates Mr. Gayarre Judge
Abel Mr. Lapayre =. A. Rozer. Judge Alexander Walker
Of TIE Piegpns Mr. King Tie Tnes Col Heron. Judge
spogord Duncan T. Kennef who member Of the Con
ederate Congress; Victor B1the jules Olivier and others
WEST MISUNDERSTANDING the additional candidates
spoken Of fo Congress the Second West Virginia District
NJ Of Berkeley County and Mr. Farnsworh Of
[ pshuT and Judge Bunker Of Mouongaia
GEORGIA-It j. proposed that a. II. Stephens, II.
r. johnson and T. H. II Il the latter Senators in the
Rebel Congress shall represent the State in the Phadepha
Convention Mr. T. H. HIS letter urging representation,
shows how be intends represent the State The following
g. IN extract,
Tie North trumphed by using the Government and now
seeks aye intended. oes'roy nc 6oponmsai The
Government must nov spring OF the embrace Of her ofgi
hal ana MOI bitter foe struggle for its fe-the COns;n
ton II Is fierce contest II Wal De easier TO recon
M the South Ia the reconcile the North TO the
Constitution. The movement al Philadelphia 10 save the
Consnf on Let every other issue stand adjourned until this
one Of saliva lon decided by accumulation OF AL conserys
L.lln MI Inar he no