The New York herald., 1866-09-04

necessary The delegate subsidod and Withdrew ~
The prayer Of tho Rev. Mr. Jackson Of Philadelphia
was strange mixture of plety and politics, very infam
na'ory ~ Us character and exceedingly. inappropriate for
The quarrel over the appointment OF q committee on
.redcntals showed that there hitch somewlere in
the convention probably regard 10 the perm anent
organization, which followed Immediately afterwards
KxTiknFs hvFr.
The gayel used by the President OF the Convcns
uon - tle same one which used by the seccssonrt
a. Shareston when south Carolina seeded from tn
,n'on TINS Interesting relic bears the following IN
scripton.--
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81" in1'ppuaMrnee M q ne Charleston Theatre 10 1906
7. = Cuyler Of Charleston, $ G.
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The organization OF the Convention was very slow
ana unnterestng proceeding. There much
w'ansing and jealousy as though Congress- itself wns
aoout 70 convene AT one time II appeared though
every member had motion amendment 10 offer
fnM'y committee on permanent organization was ap-
polntti and NJ three oclook the Convention adjourned
until ten O'Clock the follow ing morning
hl.ETSG or soRTHFRS RADICALS
Ihe northern conference delegates, they
styled had an independent meeting at the Union League
honse, during the sitting of Cufee's convention nt
Market Hall poody number were present, but not
80 many ~ were expected from tho freeove character
OF the calls and resolutions, which invited all who
wiling 20 appear in the character Of delegates whather
elected o not
ANOTHER DISAPPOINTMENT roR CENTRAL wALD.rlDor
me unfortunate and ambitious General Hiram Wal
bridge made another earnest effort be recognized on
the Northern side Vice President at least but
again doomed 10 disappointment Again the auols fell
upon senator Ira Harris whose unsatised appetite for
satisfied appetite Tor the workhou soup stll craved
lows
FoR CaARmAS-Governor Curtin or I,cnnsyvania
For VICE PREsrDEkts--aanc, Samuel Coney; Now
ernor A. B Gardner. Rhode Island, Governor Burnside;
Massachusetts, Governor Andrew; New York senator
Harris, Connecticut Governor Hawley; Ohio James A.
Garfield; New Jersey Governor Ward Pennsyyanis,
Simon Cameron Indiana, Senator Lane Illinois,
Senator Yates Michigan; Governor Craps; Iowa,
child Minnesota. Governor William X Mar.
shall Kansas Sidney Clars, ESQ California, Senator
Iorne'ps "s Po ao'r orsson senator "'ams' Nevada
For sfcRxrsRies-New Hampshire, Mr. Duncan; I'LL
nois, Mr. shaller; Massachusetts, Charles o. Rogus;
Williams, New Jersey, u. X Wilson; Kansas b.
Hutton; New York. Theodore Tllion
There design 10 put Fred Douglass
secretary place of Theo tore Tlton; but the coorcd
delegate, with more urbaGly than the white withdrew
In favor of his 'riend.
oufsipFes TURNED our
polite feqnesi then made for outsiders 20 retire,
80 that the delegates miSht occupy the room alone.
RkserL OFFICER.
motion made by Senator Spragne for the sp
pointncnt Of committee OF from each state and
Territory 10 select the officers for permanent osgnai
zaton
Governor Curtin displayed evident unwllinpness u
put he question: probably In ihe delicate apprehension
that he might himself be considered u candidate for
the position. General Burnside thereupon voted
into tha chair 'tgonty seconds presiding officer
Tor the p.rposc OF putting the question, aud IL
agreed that the committee should be raised.
General Burnside was chosen chairman Of The com
mitee and the meeting then proceeded 70 discnss tho
prnprlety of elcctng sccretary
judge KgiiY announced that there n delegation
present from tho Pacific coast and he proposed that
them, SIR. Macrone, or California be honored
witi the posi- OF secretary He also suggested thai a
motion be submitted the proper time that the Union
LEAGUE call q delegation this evening OF the National
Union ~ Soldiers ana Sailors whose headquarters
Washington, and that they be permitted to name
president and report to the President.
One Of the delegates moved that committee on ad-
dress and resolutions be appointed.
judge KriLY said ,hai after The appcnimcn, og tho
committee there should br Adjournment that
lue delegation could confer with one another
The PREsps~rI would likc 10 ingairc " II II not
pecied that There VIII r connection thisand
the nnw organized NJ inis city and not would not
he proper that the resolutions sloHld DC adopted BY both
Conventions. Permit me- therefore, before the motion
submitted % the ting. TO ths Il would bs
better subject future consideration ART especially
alter committee organzc leaving time for tho
nttae confer IL they choose With The other Convcn.
too, with The committee resolutions and addresses
from the other Con enion
II va. then moved iai committee credentials be
appo ned after which there ~as recess Tor half All
hour
W cHANcs r,R DOUGLASS
Now tina, the Northern delegates acting alone, /
there 4 chance for Fred. Dougisst Although the |
most faithful representative ~ the party, hs claims
will bs snored 4 Z also sopposed that there . no
chance tor Hiram Mabridgc
90 iiEgriSr,
The Fred Douglass branch met again at t.o r ~,
but adloirncd without doing any business TN eisven
NJ Tomorrow
farxavfEw.
The meeting between General Batter and John Minor
Bots the meeting s represented have been quiie
affecting The thing evidently got up for theatrical
effect and par al success II cheers any iadi
cation Of tho feeling
AUTHORITIES WELCOMING |
wmrs C,syHsrOyrsrs.
The rled,ddling Mayor and Common touneii. who \
away avoid welcoming the President Of the Cnted
States the city IL Phadclpbs have all 'iurned up
again aud held a fuil and spirited meeting 20 day Ia
which they extended a welcome to the
white trash aud respectable negroes from toe South
present the city rendering them the hosptalties
of the city and apponilng special committees 70 wait
upon the Jack Hamii0ns and George Washington lack
they arrive the cars and 70 show hem every
courtesy In ther power