New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
Runners Of a Quarrel in Committee
SERENADES AND SPEECHES.
THE COMPOSITION OF THE CONVENTION.
Alexander H. and Judge Linton Stephens in
Philadelphia.
George Francis Trsin'- Power Over the Con.
,ention - The Organization - Dooiinies
vaiiandisbari's Leuer-scencs In
the Wigwam.

srecid Di,rsioh 10 Tt. y. Tribune.
THLADELPHA Wednesday, Aug. -. le66
The Uairerse the Irish organ Of this city, asserts
night real author Of harmony in the Convention
George Francis Train It il certain that he has been one OF
the leading spirits and first and foremost in the dodge OF
kicking Wood valandgbarn and himself Of the Conyen
Weed viii be 10th TO divide the honors with Train but
the Cardinal viii rot he permitted 20 carry of all the honor
although Biz venerable must ache with ncessant mes
manipBlaons Tie repressb Train gave the great
NewYork manipulator through bis Auburn friends an IN
expected thrust this the following which he tee
grapbod TO Washington;
gro FRANCIS TRAIN TO AcTEGsrCRETABY or STATE
sTASBEKBY.
r. le Hon Henry STASBElRY Sert'cTy q Sa aud AHorH
General STATE DtI ariseHi, Harrington. d. g.
EEBRAsKA DELEGATION toSTNENAL HoIEL
American ioaGyism 20 bgand pArayze American nation
atty. one thousand Head Centers representing 10000
Irishmen believe Ike America better THAN England The
follow dispatch fcsd % The Fenan Congress the day
before The rrsde"' released John Mitchell who returns from
EyEn,Ir Horsn SrxYcrH Oct Il, 1865:
p.n wdrG.3 ai e f1.dr1 S ss. we lab
co1sr p,,e My egn5 Lns h s,r,oa nv i,,s ss..
MR. sEwAEDs RETLY.
Gro FhAyo. TAIs Ifoen loo's Aes le,s eshse, De.
pert ism ny sti q ea,l nJ rnIeson AsR, e.q",' :. an
hundred thousand feDisns having died Tor the Uaon
niehsen country and candid world ihnk your pedeees
% Gs q sa'd SS .af. si2s Is a ' lie &
fi Of FsLsn e. vic are a. Po,,sa's rse ,1ss
As he Radicals reiused TO ferel neutrality laws while
blaming PesdeD for enforcing them NJ secretary OF
State ard Attorney General have power to DO justice 10
Andrew wynne Head'CeDter Of Pcnnsyvanis sent Mr..
Seward the following 81, -,
Dublin and Con for Ealng eltIsL' N EEshh sl'.
Official documents have been forwarded by mall NJ
TIE coDventon has had very bad weather for its session
and his morning the clouds s lowered and the rain f al
perya mud the streets in the vicinity OF TIE wig
VAN war over shoe top and the bung itself was damp and
soaked with rain. Necessity compelled Its use however IN
the Convention had where else TO &C. The attendance TO-
day wa, very large and crowd surrounded the wig
WAN dining the session Of the Convention. Fully 3Vo
neope must have teen inside many ladies grazing the scene
BY their presence large force Of police was on the ground
10 tretrye order there attempt at disurbance
The arprele1tons Of riot however seem hardly quleed
and quite Of panic and confusion was witnessed
shortly after called 10 order by the break
ing down Of bench which magnifed into fight In
stsny every lis feet and IN the galleries there
was @ stampede for tie doors.
Senator Doole in taking the chair as President OF the
Convention received hearty vel He looked well and
evidently forgot o the time the cloud he under at home
His tDeeoh occupied fifteen minutes In delivery and was
slowly and distinctly uttered every sentence being emphasized
BY tie cheers Of his auditors After the Committee on Organ
ton and Credentials had reported Nj Graesbeck the or
gnn Of the United Ohio Delegation presented Vaandighans
letter 10 Convention aud asked that II be read seems
that II part bargain under which he withdrew that
letter .boad be read before the Convention When the
ietier up Of the secretaries Mr. Dootte
whose every feature showed that be was disguised that
even 10. zane Of yallandgham should DO mentioned
\. the Convention .'-'A 'hat the letter would only
| = ID by the unanimous consent the Conyen
| ~ this hint Mr.. Hugh Gardner Nov York
Oh me spoke and objected to its being read You
p"o se "en the bubbub which followed. Mr. Gardner
"a, reporters able ard unknown his objec
| " ,p'eDce' who b.. 10 him, had not noticed
n'~ :, he Immediately toOA the greatest interest In
DIM anu Oeted him to withdraw bis objection Senator
Cowap cTieu gu nom bis Call upon him TO withdraw
it, and The o'csS the platform delegates ON the
floor were nak9g suggvsIons and gesticulatng ,,..,v
evidently very iuch excited noote alone seemed glad
that the obectio bod been made. Mr. Gardner resisted
all appeals. Oh refused % withdraw his objection.
In this eme,socy. the sly Reyerdy johnson Of
MARYLAND cam the Of nis Democratic friends
He 1rst insnpted that the Presidents decision wa, an i'm.
proper al then stated that the objection eend be set
aside BY mog that the rule which required the
Of te Convention have The letter read be
pended us Wa done his motion seconded by Asa
Packer o. Penos'- and Copperbesd and Secession
n,oc, a, and NJ PeI,e ~ yowyort had the nessp,. q,
reading 10 frieno "us su's letter to the Convention
Dooltteiooteu "a .ridon,v under the treatment Of
Revedy JOhneD ano evidently ls. cry bad about it, do
biaus ~ 's sooo ,s s, vas plain that
larry 90 p - " - ~ " ~ " ' Withdrawn
,om ne Ohio delegation.
|
snator Cowan offered resolution appointing committee
prepare resolutions and address from se Convention
dis tall form lowered and Secretary Perrin took care that
crowd should know who he aud announced him IN
ond Three cheers given for Senator Cowsn The
ladies waved their haudterche and the gentlemen waved
their and Perrin told Cowan that be hsd better
Cd the platform and crafty tie audience with fuensh
picture himself but tho modest Senator refused to DO
Tie noise and uss over Cowan was hardly senced when
dispatch was received from the President OF the United States
and this raised another storm Of applause which lasted
minutes The committee resolutions was then announced
and the had not handed 10 the names Of
heir representatives on this committee considerable time
vas spent In filing the banks Finally every State and Ter
tory represented the committee except Montana for
Ehom nobody put in an appearance the President having
lends that Territory account OF bis veoe of bills for
development and tie committee withdrew FOR consalta
n.
number Of resolutions offered which under the rule
VIC referred " te Committee " Resolutions Several gen