New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14


BY 10 means improbable Jas this tine We think The 10y
ass Of the country wOud be satisfied give into bic hands
the administration Of the Monroe Doctrine OF NtvOI'
| lesus ~-s-...Ss -hJ.s 4. s-s4's~- 30.
DBtAwARn-The nomination Of James Riddle OF
Chrsana Hundred for Governor ard o. John hehim OF
Georgetown for Congressional Representative by the uhoh
lists give great satisfaction.
SOUTHERN LOYALTY AND UYIoNlsM.-O one slde
the report Of Commissioners steedmau and Oh hs
other this four line dispatch from Mobiles
The project for establishing Radical paper lfe rae oeeh
abandoned az the editors would be nobbed they having 10
eeived several anonymous written Ieltefs'
NEW -JBRsEY-A Congressional Convention iof the
Fifth District New jersey has been called 70 meet Ors
ton Hall, Thursday the 3oth instant at2 p No. lie cal
is extended TO those favor Of the principles enun
cstea in the platform Of the Baltimore that nomi
Lincoln and johnson 1864 and also in favor OF the
by The States constitutional amendment
nendng Another Convention for the same object 10 meet ct
Library He'll in Newark of 10 O'Clock the day lie
oaed Nv soldiers and sailors United States service
during and their friends whose invitation 10
Sae for in this per
con 10 the army Of the Unn during the
ps BY the 'i
Lincoln and johnson 1864 and OF the ratification by the
Of the pending amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States"
MIss0URI.-The 81. Joseph Herald makes this re.
view Of the Copperhesd prospects in that States
The Members Of Congress from this State oil at
home and most 9fhem are preparing ior te a canvass
stand for reelection and Charles johnson and one OF two
la the second District ia NOT known who win carry the
Radical standard Henry Blow has made no sign as TO
Judge Gale Of Franklin Comfy Moss Pretorous and come
other Radicals Of lesser note said have their eyes turned
toward Washington The contest for the nomination will be
excited On the Conservative side james Broadhead Of
St. Louis and J. o. sitton Of Gasconade talked Of
In the Third District the Radicals have teo candidates
striving for the nomnaton-Jsmes LINDSEY and A. {. New
comb while the Conservatives are divided on Gen. MeCor
In the Fourth District Col j. GrsveDy has been nomi
mated the Radical candidate John Phelps seems to be
s 4s until he became the Hf R Of the
In tho FIN DISTRICT the Radicals have Ie1S%Hatsa the
and Gen Thomas l. Price both STRIVING for the Conserya
tive I nomination min The chances are nearly equal
the Sixth District He opposed by one Dr. Cooley Of Lex
nsS1 and yOuhg man named Johnson from
bic competitors Jqdse Birch George G. Bingham and r.
with the chances about equal between Birch and Wilson
In Distriot-ihe Seyenth-Parker and Loan
while Col W Broadls Thompsoni very likely carry
prize constitutional Union both OF them Shoad
difficulty.
Col John NJ Glover will doubtless be chosen TO bear the
in the Eighth District.
We have various Ninth District said
by some that Col d. T. Dyer Radical has itching for Con
gress bat we incline TO the opinion that Col George WAY
nnquesonaby the foremost party in the Ninth District
Col Swzr seems 10 have the best Conserva
tive side Gen. Guitar may with Linn for the lonor Of
ANOTHER SPEECH lSCa Gov. HAALroN,--at -. !
Hepobcan meeting 70 Plsbury april Sc7 Hamilton Of
Texas vas the leading speaker The co.eof his speech
follows -
The President makes great to do about adopting Consitn
onsl amendments when certain States unrepreSened
done to restore them to position except by the
appointment Of Provisional Governors which in fact
by Lis authority Comm aHder in Chief Of the Army and
Navy But how could be who hond vote The Supreme
Rod flad fha urii
johnson said that only those should vote who were used to
that right under the laws Of the State.
LOYAL black who had fought for the Union were de
barred from that right The rebcou whites were allowed
upon taking the oath Of amnesty Whence has he got
FOR Congress TO determine when and how these States NAV re
gress had right blot lines necessary and
PP the county ss i t91g GTSP' mes es
demand their restoration and the ment OF their Rebel debt
They shall demand slaves sh be paid FOR They
for waging upon all the Interests OF fe Government
They win teke oath aud penre themselves as their lead
did when they svore to obey the Con.il1ion OF tie
United States The spssker referred 10 the utter hopeness
Of justice the negro in tie South Their hope We. TO le
the They profess great love John
because be quarred with Congress and might perhaps
the .ayson Of the country and tie hopes Of he county
upon HIM Appause In conclusion he expressed bis regret
returned his thanks for the patient and attentive audience
given him Gov Hamilton then retired amid thgRdes Of
applause and the band struck patriotic air. The GlO
error wa; at once surrounded By numerous 0~"''
congratulated him upon his effort
Tn
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day at Philadelphia will be useful for reference during
the performance
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After tho Performance the ANIMALS WILL ALL BIZ FED!
By Manager Johnson in Person
CHANCE OF PosTmAsTEas. The Salem (Msss.) Ga
notes sups.edng Of Hon. john Chapman Postmaster
Of that city by Geo. William Cogswe Me-. Chapman bad
the and good will Of tbs community aad there was no
reason sppsrsn! to the public Tor say change
A TEST QUESTION The Philadelphia Press sars:
Col William 1homss Collector Of the Port Of Philadelphia
resolved tes the question Whether the President OF the
United States make suoh appointment william r.
Johnston when vacancy has happened without the
advice consent Of bssae There grave doubts
whether the Executive rsnomnas person who has