, 1866-08-30

Stores. New York II. 4. P1erta, California; ).
q. nawcs, Iowa Hon. J. D. Defreea and H. $.
To"le. Indiana; Hon. Jas. c. Wet
more and J. ". Jones, Ohio
Eou. T. Wentworth and Colonel Gardner
Tufts. Mass.; lion. John D. Page, Vermont; Hon.
Hon. ". D. Washburne, Hon. +. Sawyer, Vim. D.
Hawes, Wis.: Hon. Sidney Clark, Kansas; Hon.
j. Il. Rice, Maine; ]. II. Howard, Eebsasks; Jas.
Wol1es, Delaware; Hon. J, n. Edmunds, Mich;
Hon. j. B. Nerson, Colonel j. f. James, James
Mn1llns, James Davis, Tenn; j. 3. Clark, Mis-
sonri; Jas. Read, New Jersey; Edward G. Colds
borough, Maryland; James n. Cooper, Penn;
Timothy Harley. sonth Carolina; Hon. Peterson
J. Nelgs. j. n. and j. Il. Evans, District Of CO.
lutubsa.
1oussos's PHILADELPHIA srenp SPEECH.
Tint portion OF President John.on's speech at
I Philadelphia in which he undertook to xid!cule
the loyal Leagues has excited great disgust here,
# being well known that Mr. johnson Is hlmsclfa
member Of the League and has taken ali Of iss
oa.hs. including the ono to uphold and defend Its
| principles against sill nesailants. None knows
better than he that on several occasions In Nash
vile hc owed hi. life to The watchfplncss Of the
League.
PH1eBrnou soIn1Ens' CONTENTION.
Letters endorsing the Union Soldiers Convex
tlon ut Pittsburgh coming in from nil quarters.
Hundreds arc from private soldiers, and the Een-
timc,ts expressed arc worthy Of theIr honorable
service. General John a. Logan writes: "Yon
shall larc my hearty Cooperation for maintatnln.
the rights Of all men, for which VIC have Just
passed through bloody conflict, and
are now fighting bitter political onc." General
Garfield says:. ''such demonstration onsht to
be made 10 show the country that tho great mass
of heroic soldiers arc trne to the cause for which
thcy forght." The Adjutaut General OF Illinois
writes: :" lft1at Convention IL dcs1gned to sup
por. Congress ana defeat tue Philadelphia Con.
vcution, sign my name in capitals. l will be
there" TIC Massachusetts State Union has
pledged It's hc1rty corporation.
DEPARTMENTAL cluB-1Ts oDJEc7s.
Some Neeks go, when The pol,ey q sr. John
~ nfse? IT. ws
> | they termed Departmental Clnb, whose nstenst-
BIZ W. t. sow !s q, The toas Of ths se,i
bess Of the Club is 10 act as spfcs on their fellow
cn 9sy o9e Mso nag m ss
, sai. Since tl:c action of .hec Philadelphia
. Convention, The members Of tL!s sneak eln}
!, r1ous Departments and demanding Of evcry clerk
70 express his ten'iments On Thy political qrcs-
ct f e Rs4fs e.
In the public places, drc them Into political dis
cussloit, and llen secretly reported them Il they
Messs psnaiso III have soas
aud tic snxak saS bare talf swar papsr, has
es sana sas a' ~ I
naslon iu MI hc says and does ani should also do
all III their puxcr to render obnoxious the actions
81 sesd nss Saess In se Il
a any one who , Teses n sn2,oa 70 snaoEis 70
and rcesise bis an ppy
sIe.Ss sIe men Ct p5as'pls aa5 cannot b: i,isht
It Of diemis.al ftom oi1cc. They. consider t!cii
9 honor Of more yalac than an otllee. mud Il taey
principle iur ONCE. Il Il fact that nearly ali
}. The soldiers who hold office in the Departments
enaes anes f p9fs q ' Il
charged.
!, NV YoRK, Augnst 2o-Thc IDsrs Washingto.
T. special says liz oNieess Of the Treasury Depart
r. ment arc bnsIy engaged in lbe co2rs:sion .
te advance Of tic latter In the foreign market hastn
aised tkel value 20 much nbose y the 2Tssnt h1s'
tae ct ia that i 81 n'aea
7" tsc per cent Government loan upon The marEe'
IL which was abandoned some time ago: las bee
' II III elasses of Sosernment secrlTtics: III, i:
s, cxed that the demand for our securities ahroa
:e | will coutinne to Increase.
aays. Setore SECRETARY seWa9d's ePaftnre fsr e
H. partition Of an important state paper. am ns
able 70 assert whether its PRONUNCIATION vii b
es ss s1ss & s aott sa e. f1Sq IL s M
re- newai Of tie demands Of thls ovesnmcnt for re
he pirates, Is conceived with unusual elaboration.
e. vAsa1SaTo.;, August ea.@Ths % following ord,
,o!9 o9 llas been Issued from the Navy Department:
Na.x 67sa1s 1 S9sI AHsnt - ,sSS
nc neeicat The 5th of september next for the
~ mol Ices than two ycis IL The navy, for a,ss i,
10 tlc regular service in accordance with thc ?.
q 5 ss e ~ oees
the Nary, and for other purposes, approved in
tho der tlic provisions Of the foregoing act, and "
81 Snee @ notiis t,e Presiaen 81 the Boa:a IS iet
the own own post poss ofec address. In duo lime they y
a receive fen hm IL fSp nS,aao asa
&C. 1cpeIa It the igS spceea e r hem 10
nation, iSiEned) GIDEON WEILEs,
NrsTEn-otr OF VOLUNTEER oFF1cena.
An order will be published By the Secretary
a War, IN tay or two It Il expected directing
their services being no longer needed. Of a'l
cra1 volunteer ot!iccrs now IN Tie army, inclaaf
.ae those ding provost narshaI's duty in ihc q
:! W. ~ and military departments.
dated Ausust ST, :hafstte s u: g" tsaea It from the
l., Department todny, announcing that the prcmi
'f oftwo dollars will hereafter not be paid to 4
tcrs cr11t who presents himself FOR enlistment hut
Ae's pati 10 any citizen, nou-Chn1msssioneh o:tlcef
soldier, Tor each accepted recruit thai he II
;, Of bring to the rendezvous.
sent TIE NATIONAL Union EALCrT1sE coAAtlIkt
null alre!nt@en @ " tns aa.!aas.pnla Seu@GHon' ~
9th, n1csent i. r cfoWei1. Of Ncw JsTsoy, Chai,ma
viii Colonel J. F. Babcoek, Of Connecticut: t;cne
on $. u. zullsl, rcnnaylyanla Governor Thoma;
flta 1Iate, o. Masyina ION; y: ~. Npsi4n o.
ion, TSs snmmi,tnc was dnfv nTconi2ed by the nnn9
+ al Ment OF General Zucll to lie iccording Secret
ford aud tic appointment Of committees for tue OPP
OF LIONS OF nc campasgns n !oe ssass mns.n
al,u1d In,