New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

aud himself though he suffered OF those who
that be and through him the people Amer sond be as
great and magnanimous N peace they w3f sirong anl
and Senator Dooli,ile
tested Seats and il adopted unanimously.
The question then called The motion OF Henry j.
Tidea Tor the appointment Of Committee 20
port eight names for delegates ~ large and four from esea
Congressional District 10 represent the state IN tue fhade
Mr. Cha-ies " Baker moved q substitute that majority
Of each Congressional District delegation present be author
M William De Witt OF Kings County favored the ena
motion contend-g that tie power should remain with the
Mr. John STRIKER moved lay the the table for
the present ul the Committee on Permanent Organization
The following were announced as such committee:
F't Di'P N'7 wyet a.oS L Saith sg'csd .d s
Cornelius ThomWoa, JOHN Bali fits George s. May
sS PEG D s,r Pos Esli fii.Ad Is Tsyer
After brief recess the Committee reported as follows;
t.ee Pysidcr or the Jacs District. TLom,, J. Crsr nd
Maen all " Dixon Smith siiEe and Georss ". csPaani
~ Nestoa and G. Bas.oeI Lyman l. saadns iai L.
J. S SAITH Ia ,I Gfana ANN RSSy i co %sl
Mr Pruyn on taking the chair, said.
f high honor you conferred me- aud VITA youi
char I'M % manner a. 10 expedite yor business and meet
your approval Prom your the hours allotted for
your deliberations results VII. low as arreaehng ana i
poTtant county aud the world a. those which sprung
from she action OF tie CouYenti9a vea framed we C9n
tai
resstablisi Of these States. We have a,senUsg
because W. maintain that The Urioa then e',aeaea s,
aud and will oennly declare that 10 20 Tar
as qe Oh r Tl 5 6 os 81 eemsn rhed to arms and
bed died and tuumphed over hundred batte ueIus
Wounded ard manned veterans Ia every city, village apu
ham c land living witnesses OF mat triumph,
while lrosdes and countless graves atest ine 49,
oithe cOBhct and the stern and deFo ten =;
who so uobiy vndcated the national unity and
Gcutemca loyalty and patriotism are not confined .! eo
sou,h as We'll Ia the North. were found true 10 our
ofois Dag The loyalty many OF southern brothers
tred fires than was ours au1 Vac Vll
be enduring toxtCre which became more tEy s' a.
property vanished families scattered an NC tnreateeu W
are prond to take them the hand and call them hfoneI
And you gentlemen. WILL coacede them tier nights as cler
own Our nation will have opportunity TO sncg the
world that aud maznanimogs IN peace a II was
val powerful and Triumphant 10 war Oar fctetahs Lae
. down their Gad gone 70 their pWs AMI ibsF con
Try Congress desires 20 proong the cOlIii Dh M
are required supplement the splendid Victories woa ~
and Sherman. Sheridan and Thomas I1rasai all
not born TO die national Union Of the country
regardless party unieeFsd BY party ties W
ae the mOnsiios doctrine that our national ga1 ad oseh
desr Jycd Some Of the have been for season %
scucd the ast Of few may even yet be dnmed oa uanA
God every still there not one has been bo'ted OUT
AnIa'ea ny ~ ME 20 b,s9T vos viii am SIRE be able
10 adopt such VIII, under H blessing u ta
God who has thus iar IN peace and IA We hal gaf
meet the eptrG'ao yo. 1sA eS.a, en- 49, ssrset -
David X lloyd Jones moved the qpo.ameu Of Com
mee Resolutions. which was ad pied and t.e iol0nhs
gentlemen alp)ut- q o. said Cormiitee he,, lao
j. Barr, l. /. Bailey, p T. 7. Jones peanis Men laon
Hiram Perry Huga \. Mcclellan. Thomas Strong t. Van
Worst Fgbert Bogs Y. ". Smith. Albert Phalllps , y
HitcheooE 81. ). Sewtga II N. Yields, Il W Cous'ock
The question recurring o. The motion q NJ Tiea for the
appoigmcnt o! delegates TIE paadeqAl Convection an
ali amendments being Withdrawn. IL adopted uran.
The Chair then annoucel the following the Commuee OF
Nomination. Frs, District Thomas y Crel1er T. 9 JON
son second James $ See. caiyla l. Pratt Ia.rd u Il.
AshIeg John Striker. Sixth. ". L. Judson H. Downs
seventh Charles Stuart. o. T. Navel Eisata james
WIlletts John i. VOsht
The COnTcaiiOa here took recess.
EVENING SESSION..
S,RAToGA THURSDAY August ? is,j-lo ?. N.
Mr.. Jonc-, from the Committee on Resolutions, r.
ported the following resolutions which were unanim'I'!
Rsi That the proposition. piforr- principle, D., fsr'a
by the Nation Union Committee m Toe '' nader vash h Coz
Rc.o,,a u Convention frprs,sntsf the
P1 TO u H s oas1saeS IL ss ssJ asl aoasy
h Ch kIe.e Of 20 A..,a aaa IN hl' h4siy 20 ID, srs
slf,iy wef.ie Of the nati9u fepe.A .r.,.s....
h-soifef Tact in p9r q ie fef',n OF a. e 80
lately rebe which lsysl 20 e ~ patch
relation. % % us;oa ,ssaip' ' g s ss'- = s,s
:, n s94 10 ,, w. oi s s s4 ssu .eus, 81 ,5s
ut By whc' tie state q Isnusse long sai ~ 10y
S T T ,ss .o. :. ,ss s e.. .sBs =, coas
, es,u iaf the resoon upoa hohoFei' ,ad
niied by iAe aie tie'l-ni ana 81 p
t rsfiors treasure ans expenditure tho public
tss 3as5rs oa =, ~l,en o a. ,spsr Of ~ svs.
sy e ss. p, ss a ,e D, -. p.1. ,sossa wh, l
Rsr That the ,nt, Of the ;Sas,r are tae 70 our sf'.s ", 81
s,i'u'ion, TIA, We may o s, fs.,T i've, upsn he
81 9oHin'n county ,. ,bot zoe r,c@orV viii
pride affection and make ample provision Tor the coio
ape ~ sv ~ delegates 10 the Phiadepha Con-
vention then submitted the following H. which was unani
mousy adopted ..,,u,, ,.,or
John A. Dix Henry j. Raymond ChailtsG Myers, IL l.
CoHsiocL SAMUEL J. Tden. VIM. KelT Hiram Denis. san.
DISTRICT DELEGATEs.
FrRsT-wliam H. Ludlow, L. U. PeFr'n Thomas A. Jef'
srcosD-IIenTy X Pierson. T. j. LoWber. Thomas Kin.
TnrsD Martin Klbacsch Jasper W. Gilbert c,7ia L
To1EfH a Oakley Hall Edward PerpOn Jas. b. Taylor
TIFnIoR Dclaaed Smith, Alex. w Bradford. Nelson
Taylor Samuel Il. kirkham NJ,
STySgrn-Abram D. Russell Aaron b. Rollins. wm Board
EIcHn-Maraball o. Roberts A j. Diilenhoeder John T.
Burren Geo w. NJ Dean.
NISIH-Hosel b. Perkins Henry a. Cargil A. j. NJ Pen
TfST-sila seymour sames r Sanders Benz Brandreth
KIrylxfn~JOhn W. Brown, John c. Healsy George W.
TwElTIH-Hram W Dixon. Henry A. Tldep A. II Hues
It's G.. Wheaton.
TnTrrSTn-Marias sehoOnmakcr Thadeus Hart, D. Il
FouauERSIH--I,oo II. Pruyn, Chas Goodyear Franklin
Townsend. Alfred Van Sanford.
PIfTEESIH--GideJn Reynos. Chas. Rogers. Thomas Il
Carroll, james ;. Smart.
sIxfEEsTH--Thos S. Gray A. C Hand. Rob S. Hale Lot
Chamberlin - 80.
sryESTTESru-A Albert 4ndru' Smith strlwel. Aaron S
Hopkins. Duncan > Robertson. -
EiGHTEEgIH-Henry Churchill Geo. Briggs, Peter u.
Yates, Simon Saunders .
NINETEESSTH-Benj. +. ReXfJrd Il. l. GOodricb, =. ~
Fellows, Alfred Clark.
TwENngH-Jas. Bradley, Geo d. Brown. t. s. Lansing
Geo. Ashley.
TwEyTY.fm,r-Theo. S. Paxton. Francis Herman Daniel
No pn InorN