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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

Two sets of delegates represent this State. The
names Of the delegates are as follows;
DELEGATES AT LARGE-A c. Dodge has been both 10 the
House Of Representatives and United States Senate Minister
TO Spain and regarded tho leading Copperhead Of the
State; A. b. Lsrrmerj H. b. Richards; H. Faira George
H. Parker beaten BY Hiram Parker for Congress; j. H. Eli
wood Edward Johnson Lycureus Palmer.
DISTRICT DELEGATRs-Firs-Henry Clay Dean crazy eI
psrsou whose vruence only appreciated in his own pary
H. II. Trimbei T. W. Claggetti Charles Mason Second-L
NJ Prestonj c. N Dunbar J. II. Wallace; G.. E. Putnam.
Third-Wilam Mills l.. L. Ainsworth Pat. Richardson: D.
IL r. Rorele; Fourh-Jarlus Y. Neal John Whito George
Gillespie; j. II. Murphy Fhh-James DIresti j. w. War
ner A. ID. MclIenryi j. NJ Tutc Brsadier General during
the SiIth-D =. Ellsworth C. Is. Letsom ii. f. j.
Boardman; j. A. Hall
The Union party delegates are as follows;
DELEGtrEs AT LAgGR-Gcn. Thomas II. Benton defeated
as soldiers candidate for Govone by Stone Repubcan and
who 10 to be First Assistant Post Master General; j. w
Stewart, Major Thomas D. Hunt Col g. q. vansds James
d. Gamble DR.. l. f. Fairbanks. Col S. W. Somers. Fits
Henry Warren Minister to GusamAs always schcmer and
inrguer. whose failure military papabe that
to get high command-ho went to the to
get Office.
DISTRICT DKLEoATEs-Dr J. @. De Wolf: Col. Lauren
Dewey Col o. II. r. Scott; Edmund jaeger; Col William r.
Small, Seq. o. Butler; David ii. Scott William b. Ham.
mondi Col G. II Msckay; MajorJ b. Atheron Col George
Barton; John X. Lyon Capt William T. Tayioj ID. Ritche
Dr William A: Chase; Col. b. f. Sanford; f. Hill; w. C.
Stonberryj j. 4. Grifth.
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nuHns.

Two sets of delegates were elected from this State.
The Conserva,yes' and the 'yalandighGm Democrats.
CONSERVATIVE DEtEGArEs-HuRh Ewing. son OF the hon
Thomas Ewing OF Xnsss consequently natural born Con
sentative; Cen c. Blair soninaw Of Sam. Medsry,
Democrat colonel Kns regiment during tie war;
Capt Nicholas Veirer Sm protege Of the late Senator
LAM, who had lin appo 10 the Regular Army AID
then as Minister to Greece; L. Mcdowell, Postmaster at
LcayenwoFtb who means 70 keep the Office H. Sleeper who
uau 20 hold 70 the Generahp Of the State and
G.. A. Cotton who has a ,tlon for the Iudisn Agency.
DEMOCRATIC DELEGArEs-.5. r. Gambel, an Old pro-
slavery Democrat ocoupa. II many Offices; Geo W. Gcb
BIRD Of like Father; ha nicry, who was Commissioners
under the Fugitive SLAVE Law Cincinnati and who decided
send back slave 1li child into slavery but who
vas fo.led ~ k to child and then committing
suicide; OIan Thurston louShface In politics; Thos
r. Feniln always Dru,cI auI L. +. Campbell, editor Of
The Council Gr0re DeB0cra. Aefnttos-F i. Fzul.ams,
Leayenworh. Isaac SHARP, audotte; W. A. Upton Leay
cawertl; II. VI Iugsles Eupoai John Martin. Shawnee
Charles Rubycon Fort Scott Every Of whom IS a be-
lever IN the doctrines q tic 20 10 Martyr
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viPgiRia.

The following ia the composition of the Virginia
Allegation: Delegates Large w. c. Rires Confed
sts Senator; W. Brooke nbrough Judge Of the
western District Of Virginia. Thomas f. Flournoy
,olonel in the Confederate Army; George Blow IT, Dele
rates at Large Robert Saunders represented the Will
Isusburg District In the Senate Of Virginia formerly
WING but good secessiOnsti Richard A ClaybrOoke
wss colonel the Confederate Army 3D. Thomas Wallace
original Sseessonssi John D. Kelly member Of the
Virginia Secession Convention Of $780, 3d. Edmond Fontaine
formerly whig-sferward aSscessonst; John L. Maryl
opposed Secession but warmly supported III
eth Charles Bruce and W. Hubbard both active sece
sonists; 5th. William NJ Tresdway was member Of the
CONVENTION Of ls6 james T. johnson fret opposed and
finally supported Secession. 6th the Hon. A. H. H. Stuart
once Wing bot rejects the OATH Dr. Sam A. Cofmsn
delegate to the Charleston Convention in 1862 b chard H.
Yaher violent secessoni presided at the Circuit Court
Of Jefferson County during trial Of John Brown and his
associates Edgsr snowden edited f AIandra Gazette 9Th
Water r. Staples was member Of the Rebel Congreni
wybdhsn Robertson represented Richmond in the Virginia
Honss Of Delegates during and before the war
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Latesi Ship News.

ARRIVED. .SUyDAr Avg. H.
Si,smip Raleigh Walker New-Oresns Aug with mdse and
psss 10 Lyags,on Fox Co. Aug =. u miles OF somnfeo
r.sed showing signal With white cmond with letters
and in Tho centre; day Is miles sombero paved
barn showing signal with white diamond and letters .nd
day; Is miles Of KY West passed bak Mary T.
Lald Of Neaport ". :.
seaship Pioneer B) Harrison, Cow Bay days wib cosl to
Burgess. EIpenenced strong sW winds during the entire
passage. - %, - 81, , -,
Steamship Charcs W. Lord Ward Wimn .,on c. Co hours
yv ~ nsdse and pass q. Goodspeed.
Ship Sunrise. Luce Liverpool July with ndse 70 Howand
Rockingham Has been Is days Of the BANKS with % WINDS
ard csms -. -
Bari Bessie Simpson lof ST. Andrev b. Snow. SAT- CAY
T. u day. with sat Simpson Cipp No d N lat % 90 long
% TO- * hanged signals with ship Elizabeth Hamilton. steering
Aug % long u 40 big ROBIN bound s. Left brig Tan
lamar FOX New YoIk mex, day.
Bark W. Brett ThIow nsgua u days with salt to Brett
80 az steamship Northern Light
hence foE hspnwal Len vessels.
BGk Mary Roberts Bur Cow Bay IS days. with coal 70
g. la - 3D. long 90 3D. spoke b. brig Ellen
from Havana for St. Johns y. q.
Bsrs Js..e ~ S. Audrews y b. Wnslow Cow Bay 6 day
with Brett Son Lei bark W. A Pnius Tor Ne"
York loading bdg VIM. Mash Do do
Bls W W. Lord fof h.. ud Mcleod. Giace Bay G. b. "
dys with coal NJ Green Curie. July 90 lat ~ &C. long oz
j.. saw brls :. Crow, bound +.
Brs Edwin H. Ksrnedy Gee Cow Bay II days with coal 70
Brig Ater of PsrTsboo " ~ Devils Cow Bay Il day
wi.h ga n
BIS Edwin Rove JOne. Galveston "a days with cotton &C.
BE- Caras Marshall Bangor 10 with lumber c. T. J.
Peters.
gs Martha B. Dsnyer St. Johns " B. p days. with Lumber
sch C. L Ro,snbary crove Cow Bay Is days, with coal 20
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Illinois.

DELEGATES AT LARGg.-The Hon. o. II. Browning,
Republican will be Secretary Of the Interior after September
IL zen. j. A. McCernand Democrats The Hon Thomas J'
Jurner is the present Secretary Of the State Of limos Col
WmRR Morrison; A. j. Kuykenda, formerly Dem"
craft was elected to Congress Republican; aud C. l.
Hghbee d. X Green. j. L. DckeI. Isaac Underhu' \
c. Parr, W Fitting 5. S. Marshall!
DISTRICT DELEGATEs.-lsi George c. Bates the Hon Wit
D. xter ice Hon Thomas Dexter the Hon IhomH. io'."
the don. 3 s. Hays prominent local politicians ~ \ NJ
Harrington j. ). Fchmao WIN. p Plato ufeen GaIIe4
Ri samuel Stewds W. ID. Moacham, j. Hathaway, +. B
stiles 4n Col j. C. Cox. G. Edmunds. ior ii v Su'un
T. L. Cable; 9Th Wash. +. Cook. VIM. 1. Dowdai DT -
Green A NJ Gibbons 9th j. Horton. Capt. A. LonrWoItn
Col VIM Reddish, Col L. p. Sanger sth A. g. BUR L. -
Hlrd Col j. Galloway ". Sawyer; sth J. l. kJse,.e ~
W Prk W T. Cham. G. Knapp Oh, the lion a a flelo'
tie Hon /. W Ross member Of Congress Dem cr@ti pt
Barnard James McCroery; i0h. l. j. ketoham FTaE Aul
shah a. r. Station 18th. Col. W H. Anderson ne ilon d.
K Robinson the Hon. n. A. Eddy. the Hon r. D. Preston
1871 the Hon. Wesley sloan Col H. X. Towns, w L. HAM
bletOn, Col John NJ. Crebs
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tInbn ma.

The following are The members of the Alabama del
egat.on:
Delegates at large-Lewis 7. Parsons. was Provisional
Governor and is now claimant for seat in the United
States Senate was member the Alabama Legislature Of
1850 that declared tie election Of Black Republican Pre
dent good cause for dssoying the UnOn Geo s. Houston
claimant for seat in re Cned Senate to which he
was elected on the express pledge that he could not aud would
not take the OATH John Forsyth went with the Rebellion
with a vim unprecedented edits The Mobile Register one Of
the most bitter Rebel sheets the SOUTH A. D. Cooper was
an active promoter OF and is now said to De the
tool Of the Secession the South; Alexander We
an active Secessous Benjamin Fitzpatrick xGovernor
was a member Confederate Senate; Joseph W. Taylor
member elect to Congress bitterly opposed to the test oah
B. Lindsay a Colonel Of Alabama regiment nj the
battle Donaldson present editor If The Florence Ga;e
Dist Delegaes-lst, &. c. Iangdon Colonel IN the
Confederate Army and by circular and the stump advo
Gated the raising black flag the only means OF secnr
ing the Independence of the South beeyen states Rights
and s member elect 10 Congress has decided objection 10
the test oathi W. H. Gresham President Of the Aaoama
Senate threw whatever he possessed the side Of
Rebellion cd John Gill Shorter uauguraed Governor
Alabama 1862 when be took occasion that Alabama
never would surrender and that they woul drive the in
yaders" &c; Lewis owen. Sd. Cullen a. Battle a
Brgsder in the Rebel army amember elect TO Con-
grcss and does wish the oath; " j. Buger
Colonel in the Confederate army and has very bitter Rebe
record. 4th, /. " Stone Senator in the Alabama
Rebel Legislature and bitter opponent Of the Federal Govern
men: j. s Kennedy original Secessionst editor Of
The Fortaes GGsete 9Th: j. Foster. bitter Secessons
from NewYork Chancellor Of Alabama under the Rebel
Government; I. b. Cooper a member Of the Alabama
Rebel Legislature 9th Thomas J. Foster member elect for
Congress which returned account Of his four
years fidelity the Of treason; W. s. Mudd Rebel
Judge during the Rebellion negro hnter and relative Of
Dr. Mudd Ofhe cODpiraOrs in the assassination OF Mr.
Lincoln.
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Caiifsrntn.

Three sets If delegates have been appointed TO
req. sent Caliluil n following Il the johnson
DFtrG,rr. A. L,RGR-Tan-s A McDougal L. Senator.
Demo, rat; eel +. Puriy merchant w. T. Colemani W.
W. tute
Dls1r * DrtEGATfs-C ton Wcthorli John s. Berry.
Jacksnn Temple. :. L. ria!O. NJ Wogsucraft; Samuel
Zen. William H. II. Fan. Capt W. !. Dsnckla Lewis j.
Ryan.
The Democrat. ndorsei the nomination OF the delegates
large. bu, sppoa,ed TIC f1louingm
pIsIE DFLEOArTs-Jo.efh rhoge, John Bgler Pierson
P.cl.ngi Samuel Puny, S,fuCl 3. MART; Thomas T..
Hanson.
~ meeting hed in san Francisco the following
clo'cn represent the ElJorado State.
DELE0,rEs LARGE j. x. D1olte X. J. Walker. Gen.
John A. Dix. Gen. II. ". Slucun.
DISTRICT DElEGAIEs.-C ornelus Coe. J. W Wilcox J. w.
scmonton Montgomery Bllr J. II. II. Riley Jacob +.
I
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Tenncsaef.

There seems to have been less regularity in the
choosing Of delegates this State than any other
quently the list by complete The following
among the delegates elected A. p Nicholson u S.
Senator sttery bitter Rebel; VIM. Campbell a. limo
member Of Congress and Governors Nell j. Brown also
extra Congressman and Governors j. f. Lewch member Of
Congress elect for the Memphis district; Edmund Cooper
member Of Congress elect John heherson Judeei John
Baxter; John Brien Gordon Stokes John W. Lefwith
John Netherlsnd E. II. Rust John Seoat c. B. Church;
Gen. p. Is. Glenn; W. H. Stephens; George T. Hubbard
Capt A. T. Lacey r. s. SAUNDERS Col John f. Mills p
Bethel Col. W. d. Ferguson; Col. Moses White s. p. Walk
er; Capt Daniel Able; Col John MoLeandi John d. Ma
tin; Col Samuel Tate, Major ohm H. Bills; A. A Freeman
Col A. II. Douglass W. p. Evsns
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course II he had been made Vice President Geo W. Morgan
General who resigned because he did not IKE TO hurt trail
tors and who defeated by Gov Cox year ago Meredith
r. Wilett.
DISTRICT DEIToATEs-l. Milton Taylor Or. Geo Fries .
Charles Reemein Joseph Buteri 3. c. J. Valandigham
whose politics well known FOR the good Of the country
Judge Gilmore. bird Of Ike feather" T. Col John H.
James Col Geo F. Dawson; 5. Col VIM. Sawyer Judge
Hugh Letzen; g. Nelson H. Barrere, j. {. Ely; judge
Allen g. Thurman WIN. W Franklin; alternates, W s. V.
schofeli g. VIM w. Armstrong, j. X. Cymer; aternates
j ~ BrOwn. j. H. NJ igruder; 10 Ihos. Dunlap. WI Car"
ter. 70 James StOokae Alfred YGpe; - Judge Hugh j.
JeUeft Gen Geo. Smythe; IA. Judge Geo. Bliss Thos D..
Kenny. Is VIM Lawrence Col James +. Charlesworth; r.
Col Geo w McCook Judge CLARK; u. Judge Rufus T. Ran
ney Henry b. Payne Franklin T. Baekus Moses Kelly 49,
jefferson Palm, Henry c. Ranney.
This Old list confirms the of some of the offensive
Copperheads in the counlry-many Of them even worse
than Vaandig CHAM
The johnson delegation is as follows:
DELEGATES AT LARGE Thomas Ewing. always erratc
Conservative" who has his most nfuentl, daYs
Lewis d. Campbell who got for his bread and butter the
msi, TO Mexico; James b. Steadman. OF Freedmen Bureau
nooriety; Wm Groesbec1 Democrat who served during
the
DISTRICT DEIEGArRs-I Larz Anderson Lieutenant Gov
ernor Joseph Esieyi ? Theodore Cook; g. Gen A. ID NC
Cook who gaanty In the armyi Gen Dnron "hfu
who an army officer; T. cen John T. Cnmmlns uhg
ID VI Fleming J. not reported; G. j. Woodrow warner anu
Julius A. Penn: Saul 4 Henkle and Charles W. nyeri r j.
W Donabon and John Baram. 9 q. G. AieEwel AMI y. ID
). knlnger 10 A. g. Clarke aud Col jesse : Nor91; ~,
Cot JOHN Iuiy and Smith Grimes; - D. t. DAVIS ana ~ NJ
Bowman; 10 Gen. W. H. Ball Col l.. Anderson. ID. X d.
Starg and Capt Sherlock; Is Gen W. T. Rich rds0n To- 90.
ford Ammon g. not reported Col Charles s. Conner and
Capt ID. Kinney, IT.
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No. Twenty. ffth.st., corner Of Eighthave.
No mo. Is TOmpkins-st.
No S--No ga5 Broadway

No 3-Twenty .fhh.st., corner Of Eighth-ave.
No mo IS Tompkns.st.
No. 5-NO. l.2e5 Broadway.
Nc. C-SeyeDth.aye corner Of Fifylfh-st.
These schools have had roll the past aggrega
2oi pupils The operations Of these schools are similar
those Of the Childrens Aid Society.
The object Of these schools is to rescue children from the
streets and provide them with lodging food aud eohrg
until homes be procured for them The question
be asked why don't they 70 to the public schools
1t is estimated that there are 6OOOO children in this city
concerning whom this question might be asked One reason
that most OF them children foreign Catholics who
not permitted by their the priests attend Protect
ant schools Many the children Of very poor and intern
perate parents who take interest in the education Of ne
offspring. Others covered with rags dirt and yernn
that they not fitted for the companonshp Of children Of
clearly habits Many compelled by their parents
pedd pick rags bog and therefore cannot CO. In the
work rescung this class Of children from vice and omo
these schools are OF immense importance.
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lltchI1a a..

The Democrats elected the following Delegates to
represent this States
DELEGATES AT LARGE.-Charles T. Stuart once |. >.
Senator; A. c. Baldwin Congressional Representatives ~
j Mills; Charles ". TAYLOR
DnTRicT DELEGAIfs-wi lem p Wells r. W London
o NJ Barnes A r Bel. "a. 49,. Davis. j. W Paine. q. I.
Murrs. T. b. Smith. c. Joslyn l. @. Mason H. Cosie' NJ
Jefers.
The johnson Delegates are as follows;
DrLE04rIs At LARGr-James +. jay. Gen. A. S. Williams
who was a brave slde al -hgongh The war; Gen e ~
LOOMS, of whom tqo can be said Gen O. a Caster
the famous cavalry leader
DISTRICT DfLrGArEs-lst Henry Barnes noted lawyer
j. j. Newell; 3D. q. B. ok g. Parkhurst 81, james
Monroe j. Seaman; 4th Gen H. Stevens, W. Il. Thomas
9Th Byro S,oatl FOR Sp Ler Of tie House Of Repre-
senatiyes Of Michigan John AAiusoni 9Th, s b. Bliss A.
w Brockaway
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whose is significant considering bis efforts to bre ak
the Republican party which TO his words abandone
hin ;" the Hon. Morgan L. MARTIN 80 Hon. 4. W Pal aI
Ex-Governor # Wisconsin, sod the Rep.boan patty i bo
Postmaster GeneralstipD Alexander Mie-eAi George l.
Robinson.
DISTRICT DELEGATEs-F.rst-J. Z. Smith, Geo. II. Walker
Second-John r. Pease. A. Hyatt. Third-M. II. virgin
A. A. Townsend. Fourth-Gen. Z. 5. Bragg j. Williams
Fifh-G. c. Gnty Charles Feller. siIth-0. d. Randall
II. +. Montgomery.
The Democratic delegation is pc follows
DELEGATES LARGE-H. p. Palmer Milton ~ onigonfIy
/. b. villas. Gabriel Banck.
DISTINCT DrrroArrs.-First-James s. Macory william
p Iynde. THRILL II Gray George W. KtouskouP Fourt
Perry II Smith, ECile Rothe. Fihh-George Reed s. \
Pease
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written BY ore Of the female mues' was as iol9Ts; a..
We deaf mutes happy to see you her Maeh' queen
Emma ofthe Sandwich Islands today ana moreover We are
greatly ghted sit with in The House OF the Qa or
myself believe We shall enjoy mn'u" 'eoosN''OH ="
Heaven I'll, ,,.,...
The services were he brought 10 close by the benedcon
pronounced by the Rev. Dr. Vinton. ~. ,y.., -
The Royal party then returned 10 the Breyoort
dinner. The dinner party comprised the queen Anu SUI
Mrs. Watts Miss Grnnel Dr. Vnton, and se'erai o'ner
wel-knowD gentlemen. -. n.ho
This morning Her Majesty leaves for Washington oy the
O'Clock train where size will become the guest OF the DEnes'
officials
The following facts with regard TO The clergy oil honoui
nay not be uninteresting at the present moment
BISHOP sTALEY
appointed Bishop Of Honolulu by the British GoyernmenI
six years ago and Is about 50 OF age Inc ef
ices read in the Hawaiian language Three services are
given the native and three in the English language eac
Sabbath Tho Bishop is highly respected by the people an
has erdeared himself TO them by many kindly acts
The Rev Mr. Mason is another popular clergyman OF the
Episcopal Church officiating in the same diocese large
amber Of schools have Of late been estnbshed abd
Sers Of Mercy engaged in works OF charity IN various
Of the Island The churches and schools are all IN
Furnishing condition and under the especial and mme
date patronage OF the Queen.
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Maryland.

in Maryland two sets Of delegates are elected. one
y the JohnsOniss and by the Democrats The johnson
lie delegates follows: Delegates at arge-Ihomas
swan the present Governor Of Maryland He Lac changed
RE political creed many times opposed the election OF Lincoln
And was afierwaId known unconditional Union man
de has been unfshfal every paryi Montgomery Blair
eoltcal chameleon at present Of Copperhead hue; J
W. Chr6ed elected delegate to tie Peace Congress
an Washington in lstl, and voted for McCean Reverdy
olnson United States Senator participated IN the Washing
,on Peace Congress. at present johnson Democrat
Dstre delegates lst George Yckers, steady opponent
q emancipation and the Union party supported MeClean
1ohb r. Franklin elected Judge two ago and re-
moved for dsoyaly opposed Lineon Cd james Ridgey
life long Office holder opposed emancipation until became
popular, j. Morrison Harris. 80. William ID.
fLrne member Of all parties from which he could obtain
see an opponent Of the constitution Of Maryland wa
Iesdpg Know Nothing John NJ Frazier thinks niggers are
incapable Of being edGosdnot believer in negro suffrage
eth VIM p. Msusby slifelODg Democrat an ardent sup
rcrter Of Cean j. {. Sullivan Little known-keeps very
hsd company bic associates having been imprisoned as
Iy and another having attempted TO burn The City o Chi
ssgo 5h Robert Fowler, State Treasurer opponent OF
IiIooln-hs, son Of tie Rebel army in he ohee W. W.
Watkins one Of Blars tools Mcclellan supporter. The
johnson delegates follows Delegates at LaTgeThomss
g. Pratt Governor Of Marlandwss an ardent Rebel sym
Pstlzer 10 loudmouthed johnson man; Henry s. s. Key
srged Maryland follow Virginia In e6lsupported McClel
ban Carmichael opposed the for the Union arrested
cree BY order Of Grant emsnepatoni Isaac
D. Jones large slave supported Mcclellan and
erny believes in my policy District Delegates-lsi
Soseph A. Weeks and Daniel Henry both life
cng Democrats and supporters Of Mcclellan, I'd, Rich
officer Of the Horse Guards that marched
C Fort Meenry to capture during the Baltimore riots in
1861 and Henry W. Archer always opposed the and
pa,hised with the Rebellion. 3D. d. N. Steele prominent
politician Of the vsandighsm school arrested during the
var for di,loya procives; VIM. Collins extreme Con-
servatye Union until the emancipation proeama
tion was issued 4tb X. c. Hook, and j. Pendley both
psed for sympathy with the Rebellion and their hostility to
fs party which they low indorss.
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Gov. Walker appointed the following delegates:
For West Forida--B ID. Wright. o. NJ. Avery, Geo
Walker Geo s. Hawkins who in Congress from 1857 to
1861. f. f. Pitman j. /. Durham. From Middle Florida
j. D. Love Robert Davidson, W Ca. U. s. Senator elect
though be Rebel j. l. McKbben formerly Member II
Congress for California and Union staff officer during the
war; Geo W. Scott Rebel Cjone r. H. Gamble, NJ. d.
Papy Thomas Randall Arva Hopkins. From East Florida
T. NJ. Leod U. $. Representative eleci F. o. Holmes j. H.
Dawkips ~ Solens John MaxvclL From South Forid1-
W. Marvin late Provisional Governor U. s. Senator elect
and reported Union man. w. c. Mal1ny, james Geites
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Ken'uTy.

The only names we have Yet seen published are
these;
DrIEolTFs LARoE-Jsmes Guthrie Secretary Of Treas
ury under Pierce. United States Senator Lazarus
Powell predecessor Of Senator Guthrie in the United States
Senate and who opposed any person thing
to crush the rebellion.
DISTRICT DELEGATEs-Aaron Harding, former Democratic
member Of Congress- G. A. Caldwell who twice in Con-
gress Hamilton Pope who commanded Union regiment the
dr.t year Of the war; T. H. Graves Robert Mallory who has
been consistent opposing the war; John II. Harvey who
was at one time a member Of Congress.
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Louisiana.

Two sets Of delegates were elected to the Convon-
ion for this State The FOL wing the Democratic Rebel
candidates:
DELEGATES AT LARGE-AleIander MoutOp. IL G. vernon.
ard bitter Rebel; Randall Hunt elected to T. s. Senate
John Ray John T. King Richard Taylor JEFF Davss broth
erin-aw and and jorGe1era IN the Rebel army. who
threatened take prisoners coored troops fought on the
Union side; A VOORHEES, judge Geo Williamson. Colonel
in the Rebel army; w. b. Eaean jude and wealthy
planter d. Cage Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
Of that States.
DISTRICT DELEGATES LIST. Geo. Carr. Chas. Gayarre q
prominent czep VIM O. c. Claiborne. f. Abel. the Judge
who helped 10 instiglte the SewOrleans massaoei = X
Proctor J. NJ Lafeyre. I'D. j. A. j. Rozer.
Alexander Walker Of The PieOyuHe, Samuel Smith. +
]. Heron. late Major General in the Union army
II. NJ. sposord and W II c. King Of The Tme who
ia charged with having stabbed in the back and killed
man named Msg during pod al squabbe in New Orleans
II is also said be first Confederate then Onion
how much the be judged BY his conduct during
the late massacre. HID Kenncr who was il the
Rebel Congress- " Burthe Alfred Hennen, j. o. fGQus
j. O. A Fellows. Ivth-P. A. Morse, T. c. Manning, Dr.
Alfred Duperrier jules Olivier Acbiades Dc Blanc V,h-
j. Lang Lewis wm S. Parhsp. 1. Correct l.. ~ Mutt j. b.
Hlam.
few men who were called UniOnists were placed on
the ticket 10 endeavor give respectsby bat the major
ty is 60 bad that the Conpmened' viii probably drop out
TIE .ocalled Conservs delegates are as follows;
DELEGATES LARGI-Judge C. Roselius Of one Of the
State Courts; W W. Pugh Cuthbert Bat. once Collector
ofthe Port; +. H. Martin.
DISTRICT DELEcATEs-Ist-Charles Bcnvenue Robert L.
Kerr ud-A. NJ Holbrook Of TIE Picayua,j J. p May
Joshua Baker. Z. Cant. vth-w. H. HOugh. Nicholas