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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

TIE n. T. Inns say, that. during our late civil
war.
Nj Grselsy wlr.ei ssw leaders. Hs always fling
ns a. NJ Lucoi. IA, doubtful about the result OF the
war; and ia hoqr OF peril he proclaimed his doubts to
PuJl.c mset!5g."
Supposiag all this TO be true, did "Mr. Greeley
ever propose that Mr. Lincoln should be deposed and
a dictator installed in his stead Does The Times
remember who did II 90 let no modesty preclude
It's telling its readers.
We ,cere deeply distressed and alarmed By the bad
management OF the forces OF the Union through good
part Of our great contest but especially in its early
stages. We saw immense resources so unskiuily
employed as to be nearly wasted. We did apprehend
that such management which did prove disastrous,
would prove fatal to tho National cause. The Times saw
and felt as we did. II, circumstances (or insance)
against the stand still policy which so long prevailed
a. Washington, were as pointed aud emphatic rs
ours. But, when a move at length made. with
our forces 50 dispersed and mismanaged As to invite
the utterly needless disaster Of Ball Run, then Tie
Times ignored its own recent reiterated demands for
an advance, and joined in the howl against The
TRIBUNE for just such demands. That is Tho Illness
X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

Mayor Hoffman roceiy,d Official information yes,eraasy
that Ia Pr,adsnt would visit this city on Wednesday
mort On ,,yts West He will arrive at noon, and leave
for West Pont the following morning On Moniay ne,.
the Common Council bold meeting, when aulngenen, s
will bs made 10 tender the freedom Of the city 20 ue
President and afford him opportunity 70 recelVs No
friends IL the Governors room in the City Hall.
AT Bellevue Garden foot of Eghtieth-s the long oa
pected Feniln picnic takes place today Mansna NJ
will be in attendance and speeches will be nSoo " Gan.
stephens and Others. On Thursday next the fe,sa
ate hold meeting at President Roberss
The r. W. Grand Encampment J. O. OF W % cS % ID
New York have adjourned, after the ins'a"'Vn "
officers for the ensuing year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
THE LOYAL CONVENTION AND THE
Union LEAGUE OF PHILADELPHIA.

The South has no better friend than the Union
marty. The loyal men cannot be more anxious Tor
the time when the Rebel States may again take equal
rank in the Government than are the leaders oil tne
party There is perfect concord between the patriots
of both sections Of the country and the Southern
Uuionists have as earnestly protested against the
immediate admission of their States without just
conditions, as Thaddeus Stevens himself. We know
that such papers as Tie Ereaiag Post would gladly
make trouble between the Northern and Southern
divisions Of the Union party, but there is no
cause of quarrel The best Southern men
earnestly ndorse the main policy OF Congress ana we
of the North give the warmest support to the great
movement which the Convention OF Loyal Soutnerh'
ers will begin.
The welcome which the Union League of Philadei-
phia will give to the Convention s strong proof oil
this harmony of sentiment as could be gwen LOT inc
League may honestly claim to represent the Union par
ty not only in Pennsylvania but the North
We know of no body Of mon who, during the war;
displayed a nobler determination to uphold the Gov
eminent. Its influence grew to be immense; II Sent
regiment after regiment to the field, and led with en-
thusissm the loyal people Of the State In the darkest
hours of the war the Government never asked soldiers
from tutt LcdSuO W." h"o
with a regiment. AS it then sustained the Union 80
does it now and we are heartily glad that it will give
to the Convention srecepion which will be worthy oil
the North At a recent meeting the League adopted
series of resolutions, emphatcally declaring Me
principles Of the party and an address to the mem
bers Of the Convention which eoquenty assures thcm
Of the appreciation and aid of the Union party IL
recognizes this Convention the first organized effort
OF the Union men Of the South to effect tina re'tora
ton Of the Rebel States. They are now in 8
minority, il Is true AMI with little political influence
at home. but as true friends OF the Republic
during the Rebellion, their counSes shoHd have vast
influence with the North. When the Southern States
are fully restored it will be through the intelligent
anj liberal efforts Of her loyal men, working with tho
N,,io1al Un'on patty Tbs Convection therefore, de-
serve, the s1le,i ,ll mos cordial welcome. AMI 70
a-e gl,l that the LeIgio o. Philadelphia has 80 well
et2-),ssl io feelings O TIE Union pa.ty Il speaks
f,- ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
DOMESTIC NEWS.

From tho report Of the Assistant Conmissiop OF the
ffseImens Bureau in the State Of Kentucky II appears
tha there are 30 schools for colored cbdePin he state
with an average attendance of JS schoGs Inc aver
age pay Of lsborers is S2 per month Wit ia Ons ~ ne
tobacco district averages from 5000 f1' per month.
Crops with the exception of wheat w oe grealer nan
ever before.
High Rock Spring. Saratoga, vas feopehe9 Yesterday
tbs event was celebrated with eat spirit mere was
procession of military, fremef and eizen through the
principal streets. VIM. L. Stone esq. ulaue al eoquen
aad scholarly address, descriptive OF the anuques con-
nscted with the famous Spnngs'
Adyioes from Mexico state that Hreosea and all the Of
csfs civil and mlIisry surrendered 20 Canaes who now
I.fn command al Matamoros. CaDales has sent per-
rsmory order TO Gen. Lew Wallace 70 deliver up the
arms ana ammunition taken and held By him on the
American SIDE.
Yesscday was the third day Of the National Conven-
ton u SpiitualiSts being held at Providence II
WA chiefly devoted TO picnic and cambake In the
sgenng resolution favorable to impartial suffrage for all
colors Of both sexes was adopted.
Ia ST. Louis on Monday and Tuesday there were 200
Intsrments of deaths from cholera in philadelphia
of cholera reported TO the Board OF HEALTH IN
EewOheans there were q deaths from the same cause
mThs second day Of the Horse Fair at Cleveland was
moro successful than the previous day. lowell known
horses ran, and the time made hardly worthy or note
To-day Dexter Butler and Pachen are the contestants IN
The principal race.
Col. wynkoop, Special Indian Agent, says that the
Sspts rs are untrue. They very peaeabe, and vii,
lie thinks, 90 continue
petition signed by nearly every Union man in New
Orleans, asking protection from Congress and the loyal
Athens Of the nation, Is now on its way North.
The Fenian prisoners in Missouri to be released thu
United States Acknowledgement having issued directions
bt nolie prosecute be entered in all the cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

Il ha. been denied by the agents OF the Govern
ment that tie Secretary of the Treasury had issued
any order against the payment OF boun'ies TO soldiers
under the act of Congress- hut tie denial il not tine
We have reason 10 affirm that this order va: put
forth. and was found in the hands Of one Of the
Secretary subordinates. Tie Withholding Of tie
report favorable to the payment Of boaLues
hy the Commission Of Secretary stsrtons appoint.
ment meets this view of the case exactly. II can
hardly lie disguised that the Government Rad serous
intent TO inure the soldiers in order to rob the Rsd
Gals Of any fame that might accrue from tie payment
of soldiers before The Fall elections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

A terrible picture Of Rebel insolenes il drawn in
the appeal for protection which the Union mon oil
Louisiana have addressed TO Congress and the North
but It is rot exaggerated. The Government has in
deed faGen into shame when such cry for help is
forced from the persccuted loyaliss OF the Scath.
Thsy pass By the President; to him they vainly
called for aid and in reply he abandoned them to Their
enemies The State has been surrendered to the re.
belliou and till Congress is able to enforce the laws
the cowarlly spirit of revenge and riot viii rage in
NaU.OrleaD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
The E,v,e., says, with reference to The TRIBUNE:

The cypress says, with reference to HE TRIBUNE;
The Editor gives reason why he advises negroes TO
force their voting upon white while be advises the women
not 10 make claim.'
We'll, Sir if Women were denied admission 70
the Common Schools, excluded from public convey.
auces, theaters, &c, and every way treated .by
Men as loathed despised inferior race, we should
advise them to claim aud exercise the Right of Suf
iuge. Nay if Women were habitually diSparaged
aud reviled by Men, as the Blacks are by The IL.
press aud its conireres should insist that the Right
Of Suffrage was Indispensable to their protection aud
security VIII you let your readers see this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
TIE PENDING CANVASS.

Radical Union Convention has been held IN North
Carolina Resolutions were passed Endorsing the call
sad principles set forth for Convention OF South
ern Lcyalists, TO be held in Philadelphia on the
% OF September and stating that though is the dearest
wish Of their hearts that the Old North State should take
her place again in the councils Of the Nation YET they
wsre willing to remain they indefinitely rather than
nlow rcd handed traitors 10 control them.
At Bangor Me-, grand Union mass meeting has been
held Senator Wilson Of Massachusetts, the principal
spsaker He was particnlaIely tevefe the policy
ef tia President and said; "COngess charged with
yudicyeness toward the Rebels but whoever made that
sbsrge whether occupying the PTtDdenth % an ether
chair uttered foul ealumny."
At Republican Union Convention Rtld at White
Plains Col James A. Hamilton vac appointed to address
the Convention Of Southern Uponists, 70 10 hello IN
fhiIsdslphis on the Sd Of September
1hs Hon. ID. A. Pnnsy Of Crawford County, s'aneh
Radical Republican, has been nominated fOT Congress IN
the xxth District, Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

After October no ratons are to be issued by the
Frcedmens Bureau except to regularly organized hos
ptals This order is too sweeping TO be approved
though if it will compel the States TO make proper
provision for their poor some good will result Un'
fortunately the order is to take effect in the Fall and
Winter. when the freedmen are most likely to suffer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

maioutie5 for Greenwood. who was Democratic
C,srre,,maa oroli aud Rebel during the C.il War,
in whci johnson COMMANDED Union regiment oil
cavalry.
g. s Dllh,n. editor Of II. fan BTren Press
(p.o.Ra5cD b,B ju,, bean a92ciaied by President
Joh13oa \ Colleotor Of Internal Revenue vice Rad
.,,f -.,,.~aI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
STOCKS AND Markets.

Geld closed al JO after selog at tst anu day has bse
paid and there growing scarcity causeu seS NV he
to ~ naming price at which gold wrbe sold
for Custom House purposes Governnept soexs are M
IVA oed anite freely the decline Money IN more ae
onS and new business call Is done a. goo per cent
loans sro left running at per cent but TINS IS anoe ne
h epdsr Exohsnge dull and lower In Freghts the en-
gagsmen 20 Liverpool 900 bush Corn at I'D and 70
sSoS mar steamer 100 bbs Flour private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

The Kentuckians-Mr Duyalrs supporters-haye
been burning the school-houses Of the freedmen and
committing other outrages not altogether in the in
terest Of education. Not ill The military authorities
allowed the responsible and intelligent blacks to
carry arms we're these atrocities abated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
CITY NEWS.

Cholera Is rapidly abaing Only certificates OF death
iom this cause were received during the "a hours
att pm yesterday During the veeh ending day before
ysstefday the Sanitary Superintendent reports 81
and 9 deaths tS, The yssf ending YESTERDAY BIoosyn
gave ~ cases ana Of deaths The Metropolitan Bosrd o.
afbOlc acid for dsinfeetDg purposes and passed reso
luton directing the Superintendent TO fumigate the house
No IS Trinity place with sulpburons acid gas The steam
Sup Bavaria now ct Quarantine win DO allowed 10 dis
tgs her cabin passengers sG e@o q IT, h9ss IL us
Estsl " Esofsov mDspiaQ, 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
AK ANsAs.

W, p-,5um, that Col. :. NJ Johnson (Un.>n) -
b,s.e1 ~ C)og-,,, ia The Western D'tric. By the
Hon. A. Il. Greenwood (eK.Rsbe), though our re.
turn, are but paEal. uere The retnrn, ~ hand:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

Ii looks now as if Gen Grant lad been trapped .Lto
the company Of the President and NJ. Reyerdy Jotr'
son on Saturday last in order TO give eeunerarce TO
the Philadelphia Convention. Ii tlere was trick,
indeed the puppet pullcH did lot Manage ,Eer man.
Inc General made no speech, ard gave 10 oppioc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

Gov Curtin turns the cold shoulder" as The Post
expresses IT, to Southern Unionists by requesting
the Congressional delegation Of Pennsylvania to at
tend the September Convention and assure it cF tho
thorough sympathy Of the Union party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
Nesp;aloxk Daily aribmtte.
FRIDAY, AUGUST "a. 1866.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Europe.

We have adviees By the Atlantic Cable TO Yesterday
Peace has been concluded between Prussia and Austs
Bayaaa and Hesso Damstadt The Prussians are eyacus
Jog Bohemia. The Emperor Napoleon will cede Veneta
direct to Italy responsible ministry is to be formed IN
Hungary The Turks have commenced hostities against
the insurrectionary Christians in Gambia. Ex-Gov
Eyre has arrived in England, and demonstrations IN hs
favor and against him have taken place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

We have report from Washington, which we
credit, that Gen. Pull SHERIDAN has been relieved"
from his command, and Gen. J. u. Steedman seat
down to take his place. This change speaks for ITSELF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

r On The inside pages Of o-days issue 'oiH be fonnd
European Correspondence; Religious Matters; National
Teachers ASSOCIATION; Lao Intelligence; BOOK Re
yjsio,: Commercial and Market Reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

Gen, Rairds report Of the New-oreans NOT VIII
surely he published After Gen. sheridan earn..'
request that Il should mol be suppressed inc FFe'-
leat yoslj sS2.csA " paI!AHs I. an'giSIop''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

"The cable" says TIE Jie,s, like 81 otter COM
mercisl and industrial appliances Of the tine, lie
against the Radical faction. They ought TO cat IT,
The rope once against the opposite factor u I@'
Tlmts will remember
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

arsons and batcheres like those OF Quantres raid on
Lawrence, we must not expect them to be as forgiv'
ing toward Rebels as many Of US are al the North.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
Amusemenis.

WALLACE's THEATER.- -
Tas EVENING Al s-SHAMUS o'BRIEN Dan Bryant ~
DsVsnport Charles HisAef. B. Ringsod Geo honaho u
ssa C. WiIiamson, o. r. Brown Miss Rosa Cooke MS MARI
smith MrsJ seton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM -
DAY AND EVENlHG-THE GOLDEN Ax-FKISkY COZ,
o. L. RoE and full company. ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND CURIoSITIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

OLYMPIC THEArER. .,.,
THIS EVENING. at erHE ICE wiTCH-YOUkS hCdha .
Lamb the Webb Sisters the Fowler Sisters and nh
Grad German Open CaOrus Gorgeous Finale the LLFiN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

WINTER GARDEN.
Ttsgs EVENING AZ s-ODONNELLS MISSION-Mr John
e,sth.u j. G. Duna W. 8. Andrews n 9. Phillip, T. D. Nor
ri, Nj IA ~ johnson Mis-, Mary Carr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

TERRACE GARDEN, Thirdsye , ,,,, =,
THIS EVENING Al e-THEO. THOMASS ORCHESTRAL
GARDEN CONCERT Programme varied every evening sny'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
GEN. GUSTAV.

Gen CuStar has finished his mission here. and has
gone homo when last he standing in the hail Of
WIZARDS Hotel receiving the congratulations Of numerous
Of Copperhe,d ends be just having received his co1s
ron Lieucaaa Colonel in the Reguor Army 1as "a HE
reward part he has enacted Ia the esa5saneps
the johnson party. The General glad to Leave the
city republication OF his testimony before the Recon
Committee to the condition OF Texas and Ioss
sBs ia . daily paper, having worried him dread0uly
AN ISSIGSITIoASr JOHNSON MEETING
Although notice appeared in the city papers this
morning ssng that the Copper johnson soldiers meeting
to be he'll in front of the City Hall this evening would
post poned it could mnge with ths nesting Of
citizens On Saturday evening small number Of sOtisrs
&c.. assembled aud Col. OBirns callsi to the
chair Ts, or three not generally kaova
addressed the meeting but judging from whs
they ,d nothor OF had been posted in their part
aud sso,her whole thing turned out ridiculous FARGO
one o,r addressed the Chair end stated that be desired hs
address akcn and his slice Of bread and butter to DO
sent around in the morning. az
ORATORS FOR THE SOLDIERS (JoHSS0N) CONVENTION
The following named gentlemen have been desig-
mated By committee appointed for the selection Of orators
for the soldiers and Sailors Convention TO be held at Ce'e
l,nd Ohio on the 18th Of September Major Gen. Thomas
Rsng IT, OF Kansas; MsjorGen Lowell II. Rousseau OF
KENNEDY MalorGcn Thomas L. Crittenden Of Kentucky.
Col and the Hon. Lewis d. Campbell Of 0hoj MsjorGsn
Jane, q Slsedman Of Ohio; Col George W. McCook
Of Ohio; MslorGen John A. Dix Of New York. Brig Gen
Charles Hspns Of York; Col George Sykes OF Penn
sylYania COL L. T. Crittenden OF Missouri Col h. c.
Rroekne,er Of Missonr Brig Gen. John L. Swit Masss
chsss; Col Albert w. Bradbury Of Mane Brig Gen. T.
~ Osborne Of Illinois, MsjorGen. Sol Meredith OF Indiana
Col George Gray OF Michigan; Brig Gen. s. T. Magrssty
of Cineaaati Ohio For Chaplain the Rev. Henry Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

OLD BOWFRY HEATER. -
THIS EVENING sts-THE NICOLO TROUPE-SPOkIS Or
ATLAs-LIVIN0 LADDER-AERIAL BARS. Roberto Neolo'
tbs Wonder Of the Age Mile Dephine and Mile Rosa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
WEED oUTGgSgRALED By DIX.

Ehurlow Weed arrived here this morning. He and
Raymond were particular fayorites with tho Mosa at the
White House to day. The interview was long and. II
Is supposed very interesting. Thurows ostehsbe bust
nes, Lere (, to arrange plans for the action OF the
nav Copperhead and renegade Republican party Bat
Lis real business 10 10 fix bis candidate for tbs
naval Office at New.York He has been unsuccessful
LoweyerCol wm Ludlow having received the appoint
rnent Weed made hard fight but had TO saccumo Gen
Dix wa. udloss friend ard lie has the pleasure OF having
bs,er the great triekster ThUrow He and Raymond 100
sore over the matter.
RAYMOND AND OTHERS LAYING PLANS.
The work OF reconstruction has already eommenoed
in NsvYors Tie Hon. Henry Raymond ana Others uo0a
hat state have been busy here for csy OF two ana nave
.rcessdsd in fxips tev Of the Cesgre"ona Dsfie"
that state.
COLLECTOR PUTNAM TO BB sUPEasEDsD
+. Smith of the Eth District leaves here to-nghs
with ,bs necessary documents to Dust George r. Putnam "
some other changes in other parts Of the State have
ds and others would have been but that recsnc occur
s. have thrown doubt upon he standing some IN ao'
eusrte,s wnO had been eorrted In.
THE WITHIN HOUSE. .+.rf
The White House was as usual crowded today.
The nosling occupied by the President IN f'os,s
frisnde on political business. About p NJ al we're a'"
and disposed in quick order. Ex'Gov. Pratt %
Gen Rousseau Kentucky lighting son. Lew oanPO' ana
a lslsgaoa OF AlabamIans al obtained in''1's%
rng cALroRSIA oFFios'HCNrERs'
delegation of California politicians ore Ae'e'
,-,,..,- now Sc. Ct aggsat~:nIs ior sl-t Sac I.'
,a,, y ,alI. ~ .lG aisis s44''l aS':' W'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
Bnsine6s Notifies.

NEVER FAILING SAFETY AND SUcoSSs'-MRS' WINS
rows soorHrss srHrP safe and certain remedy Tor all diseases
v6 which children setsd during The proes" oil teehns
Ia, stood the test yss Never known to fail Gives reto
mother and resfO the child wind cole and requisites the
q, rnla Is cent? hottie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

ALL CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-Eyery day
bling, testimony value Of CHEvArKRs LIES EoR TIE
HA restores gray hsir ts original color stops ITS billing out
keeps clean snd psr' Life and Seashc the weak
eat hair Sod by ell reliable druggists snd at Office No LIS
R,,,av.x Nav York SARAH A. CHKvLIER hid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

WOODS THEATER -. o,,,
THIS EVENIN0--THE HANLON BROTHERS-SItk COM
eANY OF GYMHASTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

BROADWAY THEATER . =, ~,
THIS FVENIN0-RICHELIEU-Mr Jane, Stars Af NJ '"
IsfnngweH, Mr John Nunsn. Miss Alice Gray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

THB ELLIPTIC L0CKSTTTCH SEWING MACHINE, win
thu est IScOEPAakBtr TAG
uSsr FOR vsz. ELIRPic s. M Co.. No. as hIoad"Sy
M. Agents wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

MARyIY's NRw PATENT ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
Fsa AND BURGLAR SILVER PLArB SAVES Highly ornamental sna
suaDed perfectly dry Also large asoEtaen OF BANKERS anu
Nsrchants' Says
MARVIN Co. 2SS B'dwsy. and 72l Chestnuts;.. fhls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

QUERIES DyNToPHLE. for the Teeth, combines the
xrasa DentEiices ARTIcLs-Pur'he the beah
Isa1hhes anu Preserve, the Teeth Price. 80 Gems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
GEN CU,raRs TESTIMONY.

Gen. Geo A. Ca,,ar. ha7irg chosea 10 place Nun
,.lr NJ Ia, head Of q movement attended 10 rally the
Bows in Blue to the support Of JoinSons policy OF
restoration" on the Philadelphia Platform ha oPin-
ions are invested with Fictitious consequence. We
make room, therefore, for his testimony. five months
ago. before the Congressional Committee on Recon
-.-.-..-. a, a. .fiora.