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DIE ID.

RRrNsgEfa 8sookyn w,4nsSday, AaEa e. sarah vito ~
IL. I'D, - doe aaiy .ad OF Der son]n+sW clrft ows.
a., nr..f f1ns,i f0n her isfe nfsae bssss
My-aEs ntlay s.esnoos o. COCA ~iosa,
lggst Yorker 81 wednesday August 21 % shotsrs 10
f.ninr you1ts chld Of disn Ahsa saf NAY
II sgd AMI 10 d1y..
the family tSisd 70
ffns h~ r..iis7cs fsh-r fcnkss on fddsy ths
mr., ~ ocosk Garages vii Oe An "slas "a ssts"
ofI n.u n. tfsil IIiI etL q. -
CARPENTER-N Riisrwsy Ne-JeTssy Merrill only Goa OIL Az
ptels ard St-ah Gar pent-f
TIE t,,vs. sod fead, % IA. fmIy invited 10 stsof tins
fnI 10 o,cs Fdi,y Angus, a. from she fssdeoes %
William ~. 1H5rae No. - Wilow-si. Broohyu . a.
COREYAt Wednesdsy August q Margaret D. "ro
TIE r.sis., and nnd Of the family invited sead tbs
oc,ck CsIsge- vii be IN waiting on arrival OF ~
M rain from Harlem DEPOT. Twenty sixih.st. Newfork
Anfa H.
her brother Abrsar Cenisn No 49, West Twenty thfd a.
nes Deborah Coicnen 10 e o year OF nef ><s.
Notice OF funeral hereafter ~,
EsTY-On Wednesday evening August o. Emma Hyde. aset
month";. twin dauahter q Ffanci. A. ard Sash A. Esty
Pm ,rs this fFriayl o'clock nom the resdenee No
Hsmuondr Remain, will be ,aken to Hudson ~ iof Inter
FLEMING Thur,av Au,ns Frsnkn p younge sou d
Nm z and Nary A Fleming. aged aud months. .
TIE relatives respectfully invited 20 attend the flasrf
on sunday inst, a. Fom Washington ave- L<sY-
MoEGAvAt Ksnsns ga Friday Arsyt H. honor
b..s Il !angs w tie eldest OF Eo w ana hny A.
Nofssn aged IA yeass ard months -.
SFSTE Thursday August - ct the redenes o. bis Ahe
Liam A. youngest Of Joan j. Ne'iel q years Of ssr
Notice OF lilsrs, hrfea'te-. -. a, -,
denv OF phi ers BOVINE hillAmon ssed yees
months second ol o. John aud sarah d. snaSs
Bgoosifl-
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A sEcosD UNION ulEr,yG.

BAsooR. Thursday Aas. %. lse6.
Tho following resolutions among Others, were uDan
mOusy passed ty the Union Republican Convention a.
39uibiod here to-day:
Rlossi That While we srs DESTROYS that the seeding States
stitutOn which they forfeited by rebellion they should
be rnsaied ouy upon sah conditions viii give them ar
70 tbG Government and guarantee eudsns peaes 20 the
country.
Congress and viii the gratitude the
for taet persistent efforts TO pepcluae the Unoa the
determined stand by nnd MAINTAIN the authority of the
Congress OF TIE Uaied States as at present organized at a
all times assert AGAINST ali executive enerosehmen upoa
the validity and binding force Of its legislation.
JOHNSON MEETING Al BANGOR.
B,SGos Ne. Thursday. Aug % eco.
The mas meeting of Democrats ana Others OF Eastern
and Middle Maine in favor OF he principles Of the Phla
dephia Convention, which assembled here to-day
less numerously ATTENDED than was anticipated
though very respectable audience pref
emit The Hon. II. ID. Rice OF Augusta presided Fer
pear The principal speakers were Judge Rice Senator
Doolittle aud Judge Parsons OF Alabama They spoke
earnestly in favor of the cosclaiory and peace policy
of Presden; johnson and IN support of the platform end
address adopted at Philadelphia The speakers were Freely
the following resolutions were adopted:
R,sovd That the paramount issue and the issue that a
Of an the Stat. to- the exercise OF ell tter rights under
Constitution especially OF he right OF representation IN Con
gress. n,.,,,-,, o..
ton 10 its resolutions and address the people having IN view
solely the attainment OF this object demands and should
eestve the united and cordial support OF oil patriotic men
without reference past party association aud views
R,sored That coming election We win vote for no
man Tor office who does moi openly ayoYedy iudorse and
aunorr President Jonsons policy Of restoration aud tho
resolutions and address Of tho Philadelphia Convention
About 800 persons present. The meeting was mar
mopious and enthusiastic.
large meeting was held in the evening.
The coalition have nominated q. III. Weston fOr Con-
gress in this District II is understood that the Bangor
Post Office IS TO he given 10 Gen {. X. Mlet and 'ae
Coilec;oshp Of internal Revenue 20 Gen u. H. Buefi o
Usmpden The present incumbents are TO be remover
lnr flier nnnnsition 20 Presiden Johnsons policy.
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iag the rs,imp,a % yi,s 70 ths publ, insaiioas Hs
stated that be reason W. conrsnialoo sh,pi D,
On2nr interrupted bectos0 Of cholera f. Wa 3fdefd
thai visit, 10 the l,l8Ed msY bs resa,p 81
Communication was reserved ifSa tss
resident phyxcial Of The Tu3ao Asylum reporting sgsiaS
the sdson OF visitors. Ordered fEa ysitors be MT simt
ted II resolved that the Office o Msifon o. the ss %.
Hospital be abolished and thst the duties be rsnssfr>s
the Msiron Of the CHARITY Hospital cOnnnno soo WA
received the Warden Bellevue hospital
the death OF Dr. Pe Assistant House Surgeon ana efsahne
an invitation TO the Comm 20 attend tos funeral
COMM nicatioD wss received ton District Attorney Hall "a
Inquiries Of the Board concerning tue puoisnmsat
OF unruy Migrants The Attorney forth ths oDysocn
punishment could be inflicted pertains clothing sna
The receipts Of the Commission the tse
yeehs ending day. si03e including So 0o from
% funds and the aad the Insbrsts Asyss
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A New Rael.

IT, ~, Editor Of T1> n. J. T,ibun,
SIR: Nearly a year ago, told you that, before
1901 we should have cheaper aud better fae than coal wood
or peat promised when the whole thing done make
4, known to the world through TIE TRIBUNE Inow verify
NY prediction and redeem ny pledge The whole thng has
been submitted to chemical aud practical tests
and We can show the following results which have been
reached after long careful and patient experiments and
trials;
CHTAP FUEI-Tbs point could be gained only By getting
new material which would be b than any In use at the
,ans Price or as good at las price We left the co1ls
anthracite and btuminoawood Of all kinds charco, and
even p,a The country began wake the peat business
year or two ago. and rapidly learning something
abou H. Dr. Leayitt of Boston and The TRIBUNE done
more give the public facts about Peat than anybody else
His book and your able articles this subject open the
whole Geld. They educating the Nation on tho saered
primal want Of The first want Of mankind food the
second il Full carbon) third clothing Fuel embraces
part of each Rev York City, with its immediate surround
pg, spen. last year nearly s5oOOOOoO for coal and wood
the wood used for kindng coal and oong about sOO00OO
This rests heavily the SIS 900 people who live in tenement
houses this island.
Our FaeI dsp.a,s riA all kidding GOODWIN II the
man can make Ere cook his meal and his family
room several hours for cents half the price Of bundle Of
kinsing wood.
This fuel can be made and sold in any part Of America for
M than apy other fuel The materials Of which It is made
arc 70 be found almost everywhere They cheap and iasr
haHHibA
ILL., This ael has far greater hating pos than Coal Wood
or Peat il will 20 further for three 1t
hind of space IL oroSor IL made in square solid cakes
II, specific gravity greater than coal The quantity
in bolk will therefore send ship third further by
the saving Of stowage alone Another great saving Is In its
greater ,usci6c gravity But tue greatest Of all is in lis In
power pound for pound for generating heat EI
uerinenu have proved gu me-
For more than three years VIM Hssted, esq., Of Trenton
! m. first diseoverer and inventor Of this fuel
=, M, GREAT work He has commanded all the aid which
science ana practical knowledge could give He has moved
i,ne, aheed BY bis discoveries and beyond al doubt has
ferred great boon on the humsn race
oeated "a have been and shall be with Mr. Halsed In
h, matter and desiring to unfold this great discovery
10 N. world .hs shortly send you full Information
subject.
A, these discoveries aud experiments all complete the
r,ep, a, home ard abroad all perfectly pre-
pared TO furnish all the facts IN the case and do all TO
male this thing Of earliest and greatest advantage 10 the
vot,d Trp,r vour, c. EDWARDS LrsrER
u ,te p-o1S,,,v Nex York Aug - lsb6
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TIL. ui....ri Tee. o..1 .sd F,..L slsir.

10 fif EaioT u Jkt " J. JT.tHac
SIR: Your special dispatch irom 81 Lonis appears
10 he rather vague IN its meaning II ssys'
Tfs statement Of the johnson Missouri oesgston 20 tie
Pre,d,pt tfat they favored taxing Pe tetctil n
mime Frant Bnr ainsinsda Lawsuit raiher tttu tate
h sn1 ID. Conservative ,o,ers have told people evsrywttTs
thai y inegs.'
TIE, are thee, Frsul r. Bsir made n appearance
Al TIE Polls TO he Tls Jeesa required Of Lin to
take tts constitutional osh that administered TO all
Which hs declined take end Trey rejected Bis vote He
made B,r flourish ard Of once brought ,ni against
the Judges. laying the damages At teoo Tue case was
,ioo Tn Cos, Ar1d cs1iH Bair and suiiostS ne ldr
and legally kicked air and the whole Of his pcoggc out
Of the court The $4,000 wcnld hare been quite wndf
To- hair Tor be had held Office for some time. Il hssd
i,r pa.y Glib nsa 70 sNa his prsas b. the sweat OF ans
ssar, Aes:2gsAy
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AT BALTIMORE.

A
August o3-PlOur firm; Western. elsSIs w., Wheat asa
vita downward tendency Corn Aea'yi was iessss
sales Of yellow at 9Oc 0ais qaiet at ya~e' Pfev'sos
inactive; Mess Porx sS4. Whisky fTm.
AT BUFFALO -.
Aug SFoarsslsS $40 6ss No s,, sp,2 s., !, az
SerH-demsnd hight sales 90 200 brsa a. ese .os
Cs.c for No l. oats-cbicago. BE eec,ne ~ "a
sales 900 bnsh Chicago ?2c and 1000 bush NO ~
ws.sses e Barley nG@usl PORK firm , $780, 2, n ms.
nal Canal Freights-l3c Corn aad ec Oats 70 hsx
York; lie. on Corn 70 Albany. Receipts todsy; ftep
j5g2s bush. Canal EXPORTS Germ si se ea'i Oats s'8
Aus s3-Flour active bnt steady Wheat sel's end ID
vsncfd fa6c sales 81 easl o. for new No and 700
II for No. q Old Wheat dali snd nominal Cor $500 ~
closing quiet 29S99ic. for No sud 21le Tor We hsn
wines quiet at s22i free add ST Tor 'ona - ~,
s6a DBL. Flour Js oo6 bush Wheat bush Cora ,cs
bsa Oars, Shipments too bols Flour '"oo pass ""'''
AT MILWAUKEE.
Angus, e3Whes Gee ct 81 sses - , 70. f g - a.,
bush Wheat 1900 bush Cora 5000 basa Oats Shipns'-
goo bbls Flour.
August e3Foar and Wheat aassa5gss Wsf ~ s's ~
Provisions sesiy. aud ia moderate demand Mess ro's w
Lard dull ar 2Oic. Cola li9. a
Al NEw-oGLE,Ns.
Aug gJ-Cotton-sale,. l,o5l bales market hrrer: h.r
Middlings 3213ic odays receipts 90 bsi,~ A'hk o'
ling 3, as Freights and Exchange Hnalcrsd
AT BUFFALO. -.
wassi quiet, No Msaasss g. s5 wiutsr Esd .
Cornsse IL 90 hush At c for No Wsc0usin esic fot
No Illinois. Osts--ssles 1000 bgSa Wisconsin al tsc
Barley nominal. Ryo-saies 100 bush. No Advaatse
s3lc PORK sJJ lard Gle. iOr City sad 2 e tof ns,f
err. Whisky no,inal Canal F.tsat'-corn, $50 Ules
&c NegYork: Cors life. 20 Al)4ny ReceiPls to9af
fonr - To- bbi,, Wheat 46.J BUSH Cora H-t'S1 ess
Oais - ~ bash Ekpori,CDso <J,jb oCsj OtJs SfS"
bush.
At OSwfGO.
Aug % FiJ1t sts1lg Ind good ds3ant sslss o. Is'
bb at SO 80 for No on-ing 81 Cor BED nter slj 40
White sad ga - lJr DOl1is Ia a Wheat qet an
unchanged, NJ. hvsrkse ,i1b ned o. =! CoIn 1g5:
No 1 Limos held TJc Otfs sostce 9ld nominal iys
sca-re Cl.ai r. igbtJ III Elol, 100 Wbett lOr AL
Corn 80 70 Esv,lork tmrort9-2lyb bnsb WhssN
2lOJJ bIs5 Corr Expo .tg-sJi bDs Iig1r, Est' bass
ls1i. y. ~ Dr,J. Cocu I'D. ...aE
Al gr L0Ul
Ava On, chingq wpr'iY Of nos IN tho M ,ets
AZ BiVAaHkI
Aux 9;-g0tt0n 1Iiet bit firm. Addu0e 81 1ilbe sno.
MdtInx g!iA. rs5spts no week, 80 ssia' Os'.t%
80 -' ca.PLEsroH
Auz OF -C,,tor-ssss ,f tas week 40 bae4 niddime
1ie strsy Miiiiing 5sc Tho sasJ ipciBdss bscs nov
crh cleaned low Miins. Rscsgis $50 Jii"i ahP''s
800 bales ssook i,%lJ.
AT ALBANY.
August aS-Floar firm hat quiet sales Of 700 odsa Am
her New State waeat 81 So IL Con tc s4es g. w Dgsh
STATE Four. Barley 10 arrive al % Passed fobes
vile ls loads Cora and OF Whes sapPsJ " V'Ss
=. 80 bush. Wheat and eco bush. Oats
TOLEDO.
unchsngsi Sales OF hes White at - 90 Rev Amyf
a. s9 White aud Amber crop OF 1900 ~ g. Corn TO- lows
GA MxeI aud 10. White. sales OF No. mxei ~ oeto
No 40 Co; No. 9 White, Tic Oats steady az Dfo cog
No 1 Ere quiet Lake 6eighs frnsri ie on Corn 70
Blf,p tax
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WARRINGTON.

coeRscr LIST OF THE MEMBERS or TIKI UNION RRPUB
LICAg EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The following is a correct last OF the members OF the
Union Republican Executive National Commitle- hP
pointed At Baltimore, June Z, 1901: -
Maine, samuel i. Hu.sey Vermont A. r. Gardncr; n.
e% Sanssea T1 speyi Henry j. Raymond
YewJersey, Marcus Ward; Pcnnsylyanis s. a. PurS
Hoffman; Florida c. L. Hobin'on; Louisiana Gaihbe,'
BSitt ATkansss, } NJ Johnson Missouri L. Il Boyd
Ohio George b. Setter; Indians. John d. Dereesj Illinois
B G. Cooke; Michigan, Marsh Gddingsi virginia; W, d
Cowag; Wisconsin s. Judd Iowa d. b siub1s California
James Otsi Minnesota Thomas simpson, Oregon. T. ID Shat
tncE West Virginia A w Campbell: Colorado. j. Chat
To,. O. M Bruner, Utah j. W. Kerr Washington. A. A.
Dunning Idaho W ii; Wallace Af[oas" .. ,. TqrneI
Montana N +. Lankford; New Mexico D. waits District
Of Columbia. j, j. CoOmbs
A FRAUDULENT CIRCULAR.
NAuoSsL USIos COMMITTEE Rooms. }
NO 40 TwTLPTH-sI. WA-HiHGTos Aug. q. le66. )
Several printed circulars OF which the following "
gerbo,, copy have been sent to these rooms with IN
qurics as 10 their commences;
"UNirED We STAND, DIVIDED We FALL
DEAR SiR. As you OF the p M holding your
poinment under the present Aamlnsiraon !, sIen oi
confidence be placed in you for the purpose OF cenenng
and uniting all the johnson men IN your district 90 'hat there
will DO no dsunon between the johnson and all the eolers
let his circular is to be kept PRIVATE 10 have
ID II you the party you will do as above re-
luested .,, =,
send Ills bsel A. s ccuas az numbered with the
each attached.
an n you are true the Administration you are 10 be
made deputy OF yonr district.
5E n yoa Keep and intend TO do all can for
me uarty and become equally prominent aud efeen you
MIL on receipt Of this forward 10 by mail 60 for which
will send you charter and ritual authorizing you IN ssd
CHATTER 10 set 40 deputy 10 your district.
L carnot explain snyhiIg further In this circular, 81 you
can see I'll would he exposed 81 once.
I'm None will Know the but tlo,e who comply with
81 efnve ard t,ceiy. the charter. Your. &e..
goE90H Noai9eM,rg Co. ~ J. l.. J.. WILLIAM secy
az this circular Of winch undeTstaBd large
b.rs Lave circulated mpudent lreud and s bee
published the public against II END similar imIo-i
ous wfich will conbtless be ATTEMPTED 70 be praeesd All
on cal lgC1k, nom tlsse rooms arc slgnet y The
Charm National Union Resident EIeeut'e Commit
re-. ana ~ seceia, eli moneys intended Tor It's use
should Us addressed 20 Charles kLAp esq Chairman or the
NaiioIsi nance Committee CHARLIE hNAf, NI1lfman.
JOBS / COrLE, Secretary
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70 ~ I.FIlF n II y 7. IFI0fHf
sra: An interesting exhibition oithe 5eubliiy anI
power ofou language onnd in President Johnson reply 10
the Ph,deIphia Committee published in Taz TaBuNg this
morning reply occupies less than column Of space By the
use the personal prououn in the frat person Only tho d
guished speaker makes not less than oEs iuHstd
distinct references TO himself Ihs Is exclusive % tAe
phrase the hnmhls ndvidus who addresses yon ~
wei In which such reference made o. e
other words have given Considerable attention 20 ae
stfnoare Eags language but unable 90 Tec1 a.
e1autis OF large number Of references 20 tAe 'e SAP
short space. The handing OF tie proao1as GaiaE'
passed. St'D-N'
TarTyiosa. Aug. -. l;65
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An Alabama Radical.

Iphirl p! ths Chevilers - believe ga southern
Radical c8a b. gentleman. TIE her2A,s B"iT'r thus
sketches q gel-.l3w1 Radical o. Alabama:
Milton Jefferson >ifo1 leadiag Radical 81 AisJanl
Ds'FoA Attorney AZ Montgomery during the,wt hti
fshsr Tor the bench Ia ltS-' tae sou
n mae Of no ability. dcyOut Ssce'5oHist II ne
$50 hsve been wrongly Informed lie vas VI
tbs class oil 1876 of the University o. A1Dlla,
and believe the hrsi educated native bonn So1hergsF
who has joined the Radicals. VIII not some ALBANIAN give
OF this r.ordnsry peryersOn or morals tase
character intellect which mark the history o, Milton j.
s5aOd Ia to make Radical speeches through isan ~
Vsus drr1g next two months He 10 fAco sD5aor IA.
hae face and IN socis lfe Is elegant gentleman what
Il Has no gcse crary' WIZ some Oh UcWei'y
Inan tel u,i
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Meeting Of the Csmsissisners Of Pssiis Gssri-
ties and Csrreesfsn.

The Commissioners Of Public Charities and CorTee-
ton held their regular s.mmonthy meeting yesterday sss
noon ct their rooms Bonds There were IreteI. nt"
Bowen Nicholson Bell and Brennan. kTge ant nj Of
merely routine business transacted.
eonmunlention was received from the Wsrden q tie
psntentary August 49, reporting the health 81 htt nsttu
lion At that date as good The consumption Of coal 81 re
Ron, Of charity correction for me ktneng
August H. wss reported e.. tnns for ne wsek elS
lnenst IS 90 uns Tbs warden Of the Charity Hospital re-
nried that on the 18th there were no patients ~ ih
s,ospox fosDit, communication was received IRON lle
Rcsd6n Pbysc.an Randas Island concerning me report
~ az case, OF cbosra ordered that cholera cases on
tbs Island be reported this Hoard conimhnl
osoa vss rs"slved frsp Dr. r. Hamilton Chairman 81
t. Eys.J y Isdeal ls72setQ:l .sI2!1z : .sJl ~ sS
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yrIssOa Rs.

LARsK RADICAL UYtos MEETING AT wARREyroy.
sp,sl, Uspiich - The \. Y. Thban-
ST. Iorrs Thursday. August -. 1861
A larre Radical Union meeting was held at Warren
ton Warren County. on Monday. composed OF dtlega-
tons on horseback and in wagons from the various towns
Sere,a speeches were made and resolutions adopted 10
sustain the scton OF Congress and enforce the Registry
Law IN Missouri.
CONSERVATIVE sCHENg EXPOSED.
The Hon. Chas ID. Drake Is out IN an eloquent address
exo,n the designs of Conservatives to dragon Gen
Hancock ato using the T. s. troops 20 resist the enforce
nent Of the Missouri registry law and protesting against
the same. The whole scheme was conoOcted mere pu'
I, slegad that & an Grant Is the great stumbling lock
mo APPOINTMENT of Frank Blair Secretary OF war IL
nsy OF the game The Conservatives profess 10 De certain
II in Ihelr nOInt.
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PENNSYLVANIA,
THE xxrn CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT


TIE PttsbHrgA GG:cfc sigs: -.
g. The great struggle for the Congressional nomination
IN The YXth District has at Length bean brought 70
close Upon the 90th ballot tho Hon. d. A. tiaaey OF
Crawford County received the nomination. Nj; lIn.}
has bean . venr. In The practice Of the las in Cnrtrl
aud adjacent COUNTIES nnd is The Oldest lawyer In TIE DIS
trct Ito was Whig in the dlT, when that Plr;y was IA
being was senber OF the Stat, S)latc from tbs cori
ana Enc from 1854 - 1869 anu distinguished himself
there by his rare ability ana honorable eOairc. hil
zeal Republican he sustained bs Wa for to Un' az
casetei goat work 10 ,i8g volunteers bT every
MEANS m his power o. 3 tune when tlee-DlTa ~, Oh .l'
men lats,y assembled iu Con Ol a. p. Wsr'
in t.e Robe. ranks OF tIs South, 70 S'c'fT .i7 '.
TIE ov,rfhrrv OF rae Gov3umN1' re-. t1- NJf'.
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POLITICAL.
A Radical Tnien Convention In Nerrh Csr.iisa.


CREMATION Washington Co, y. c. Aug. y, l566.
n meeting OF the Union men of asllngton County
Wa held herr Yesterday II presided over by j.
wilson Mr. j W. Wynne acting as Secretary. Inc fol-
lowing gentlemen h. Ii. Willis, NJ. {. Mcnamara r. 4
Gibson, John X. Rea II T. Lewis, james Cahoon james
Clifton, Redd.n Davenport and Aaron Davenport, were
appointed 10 dralc resolutions which they dld and the
following among Others adopted
UIs,is We deprecse all dissensions IN the nlon rank
only divisions IN favor OF political opponents ahu
ui,sa resfrm the principles OF the Platform ad0p'H
by the National Union Presidential Convention Of soi sh
srcd our voter viii he given ana confidence rep0see 10
only those who ae oys 10 the Union and hied from those
who Departed from tie path which msde the war sece
and STAMPED ipoI treason the inefaeeahe stigma ana
~ crime that ought 20 he made odous ond IT'S eutoIs
pifshedi and EiCs thanks Que TO Congress ua
abored the Government on principles 81
Liberty and Right to make peace permanent anu nov
able aud triumph 10 those who attempted 10 aesu1
Union, and unbushusy and impertlnently ueH! Tue
power to keep them out; therefore 800, ..u.
>sorsa Ihst whenever the Southern people SASH aecep
the Of anexsupeC moderation offered Them m CORE
spending spirit and show forth their professions D eiecs
oya men 10 Office they should he admitted into the UNION
and peace 10 Oalr thus established. ,-
Rsov. That thanks dne 10 the Congress Tor he
rsnss 10 invest with power those VINO nave been enemies o.
the Government.
Rsssss That although Il Is wish Of hearts
Old North State take her place again IN the cOnnc
N. Nation vet wiling to remain AS we are lndeh
ntey rather than allow redhanoed traitors 10 control as
sosd That do heartily indorse the call and the pfin
cipe set forth for Convention OF Southern oyalss 20 DC
held Phadepha tao 81 Of September next and that we
viii support any for the speedy restoration OF the
Southern States a sound bass.
Pssosd That the proceedings OF this meeting be published
ia TIE Norh Carolina &asdord. Ue'htrSten Guy Cj'"es
NEw-YOEK TRIBUNE aud PHILADELPHIA Inquirer
The following gentlemen appointed delegates 10
the PHILADELPHIA Convention the I'd Of September j.
W. Wynne h. III. willis, NJ. &. Mcnamara, j. j. Rea, H.
K Furnis Samuel =. Woodley, John Il. Gibson Jr.,
Alexander NJ. Phelps y. A. Wilson and the following
gentlemen appointed from Beaufort County L, IL. Rich,
and VIA. NJ Cheny, and NJ Bown OF Maryland formerly
OF this county. The meeting was then sdlouihed'
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IA q KIE D,

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vISbTC ALTON OF GIN. LOGAN.
Gen Pranuss IN speech Of Jackson last Friday, took
occasion T. rcc tie SANDER that Gen Logan had al The
commencement Of the war design to RAISE regiment m
Egypt f1r the Rebel Con. Prentis " d cired the
charge that he had orccd the arrest OF the General for
diyoyalty fasehoOl and stated that the only time he
saw Gen Logan in 1861 he met him al Cairo on his return
from Washington When he informed him that ne had
resigned his seat IN Congfe, Coz the purpose of raising
regiment aud entering the service against the Rebellion
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The GUmLOTISE n MOTION.
". r.. Shepard. soldier and Postmaster OF Oska'
oo,a one Of Postmaster aadas circulars asking
hi. ADHESION to Philadelphia Convention He deel ned
saving for sale whcfenpon he was removed and
Capt C. T. seare apponed Capt Seare refused 10 accept
the office as follows compromise ny long cherished
principles for which have fought; bed aud suffered IN Rebel
prisons b. accepting Office uadsr President Johnsoa.
am no ftr 4af.