The New York herald., 1866-08-06

the Philadelphia Convention This chasce pr'e.~dS nn'
from ail.ngness participate n 'he p,'"easns
of the Convention out from desire or hsn NY "h''
they think welid be best promo ed by eAylng
tho Convention To determine upon the hest Io~c'
70 be pnrsned In order 10 overthrow rshica sn
without any SPECIAL ard 70 S"lthern sen'hen'
The North viii be the battle gr,nnd, and whatever
can tend 20 the triumph OF conservatism there WI
be acceptable u The souta The question with them is
not that the ConseatioD shah cems up 90 any par
,icnlar reanlr ncnts in respcct to Southern rghts
In LAYING down IT. patrarm hit that i shall aiopt
sueh ur noplrs as silt be acceptable 70 the Norih.
~, south has no serni re n making . choice 81
parties II must identity itself with the party whih
tho Philadelphia Convention will represent,
al, TIE only obstacle 10 harmony In that body which
Is now apprehended viii bo in endorse nent OF the
var policy and eulosy OF the of army and
navy Of the United states, which must offered de-
eerence 10 Northern sentiment Upoa quest ons
The Southern delegations would be compe led
no. and 10 this extent tho harmony Of the conven ion
would be i-opardized have good raason 10 believe
that effective win be resorted to IN order u oh
viae thls din uv. The South decGa'inns will avoid
being present when tho votes are ,aken upon these
aucstons They are perfectly willing that the Northern
eiates shall do evefyth ny that in their opinan will
best nromoe he sucress ~ the cons rvaiive parry,
provided opy that tev are not required u conroniSe
themselves to the extent that affirmative the
endorsement of the policy Of the would
meet in conference and appoint spokesman, who will
inform the Convention Of the Difficult v In which the
Sonher delegates would be plnced by being called upon
upon questions Of the character referred to- and
Of their purpose to absent themselves pendn, the
upon them. But the Conv enton viii he urcd that In
any policy they may adopt the South II
b. heart and soul with them. IN isSue is defunct
any way, aad its ndorsement Is hut formula, TO
which Southern dissent wonld be matter uf course
TIL South will sanction almost cxtreme measures
which Northern delegates may deem II necessary TO
adopt In order u def a radicalsm Il is probable that
IN Southern Delegations will take active part in the
proceedings OF the Convention but all In the hands
or the Northern men.
II there any consideration that repay the South
people for the loss Of their slave nstt IL IN thu
conscio that they free u form political
combina with reference TO the ruin OF tho peculiar
interests Of New En- land The difficulty NJ reconciing
and free interests past par combinations
awavs obstacle to the advancement OF ts
the North, based upon the rccpguit Of slavery
This obstacle longer existing, and there being
identity of interest in many important features between
the South and the Northwestern States and inherent
an,agonisn between both these sections and New Eng
land, IL Is hoped that opportunity will soon be
afforded the South for taking ample revenge Of her inn
pacable es in that section. The South will make
great sacrifices for the sake of DESTROYING New England
interests. This they hope TO accomplish inasmoch as
slavery is longer in the way Of efficient party
binatons TO that end.