New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

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vote wi energy possessed who went
which am here today to answer Renewed cheers The
boy died. shouting bis staggering under tue murder
stands here to e era that cry Of dying soldiers Gone
try them moreP Great enthusiasm as Iong as
American nationality long single arm srased
against the banner Of Father Abraham appause against VIC
gst Of the majority 70 me caSse oed 81
Banker Hl-sganst the creed written on the WHITE oesa
single voice arm dare oppose the sacred cause arounu
which ceDters such sacred associations my motto ha oe
Cheers While Disappointed statesmen and political tools
led by deaf to the prompngs Of faith aud national
the Rebel cause to overthrow the Government every true
should hold himself minute man for the eountrys ca
How can people wiling be directed by the pillar and
cloud Of righteous providence fail duty in the
shaping q public affairs The soldiers on the b"mss
have tried the Rebel cause and the universal verdict
Guilty and recommended 60 c vOuT defeat
Give by your choice Of representatives. some searany
% yC qa o onr TO but as friends and
ovuy received national family We do not care to
and heart with US, not at all Cheers Poenets and
ceremony may sut you've want 1uhi .Ono RS.
ed applause In short II Southern Rebels and Noihen
mpathzers viii accept the roer OF peace made ~ me
legitimate majority against whom me one maze open anu va
other and despicale vare II terms conceNeu
in spirit oiusce and rendered in good faith are MOI accept
able actous the Of Congress still persist
ed H. then the loyal States assert their rights once more
fling banner the breeze aud, rayng 70 the citadel
ready repe the foe In whatever form he may come
however be may lie supported lCheers May God in His IN;
war, but Sforewarned is forearmed" iApplsusel Our
country dag has been set signal OF hope to the World
seek the protection Of its shelLerng folds Those 70
whom promise only must be confirmed to the love ana
spirit the 70 Of 1912 1914 and Of the
brvae boys in blue and greatest sacr
Zee dnrag War Of Rebellion. 10 this common cause
freedom aud humanity let pledge our lives our fortunes
and our sacred honcrs. Great cheers
THE EFFECT.
Mr. Murdocs address composed for the occasion BY
himself Some parts Of the address were indeed touching
the faces Of the assembly plainly showed especially
when eced the history his sons going into the war al
the age and the incident Of his death on the batehed
ofChckamauga When had finished loud calls made
for the recital OF 81 eridans Ride Accordingly M Muir
oeh consented and with thrilling effect he rectcd the famous
poem OF r. Buchanan Read He bad hardly begun when the
sound Of music heard in the distance. Every instant
drew nearer and the sound Of the beautiful air. ''e
LAmerca became audible the scene was more than grand
The eloquent voice of the orator ectng the patriotic words
blended with the music Of tho approaching band MADE
the effect thrilling when Mr. Murdoch had flashed three
rousing cheers for Gen. Phil. Sheridan were given
ANOTHER INCIDENT.
At this time the Mayor and City Coune Of Pittsburgh end
Allegheny entered the hail in body and welcomed to
seats on platform by the President OF the Convention Mr.
Robb behalf City Councils responded to the welcome
ard improved tender the hero John Barns
the hoptaes Of tie cities and presented him. on teha
the citizens with gold beaded for his distinguished
services battle of Gettysburg He also received beau
tifal bouquet from the ladies' Of Pittsburgh.
! ADDRESS By GOV. CURTIN.
BY this time it was nearly O'Clock aud the Committee on
Resolutions yet having reported the delegates became
restless and commenced calling on proninlnt personages
present 10 address tie Convention. Gems Butler, Banks
and Gov Curtin we're called The two former were not
present but Gov Curtin made shor. address. He said
an much obliged Soldiers OF the Republic for yoar pleas
ant greeting ana were not ti ll1s Ue mon
yonr time speaking to YOU For surely would oe iatered
by tue privilege oil speahnZ 70 ms ~ ose in
OF the Republic Ceres OF "Goo Yesterday spoke III
an tomorrow shall speak again. ana the
next day and the day until the election Applase
will draw Inspiration from the heroic presence ana VII
go this Convention 70 work jealousy IN NY aQInsn
Io 9.r sS ll ts s Ss IL ssa,e win pear
with 90 the people OF tins gee, ana o' EnS ssr ios
intimate communication with the soldiers IIo
hc@S Knowing the NUMBER Of dead mortality
came TO me FRESH from the held o. Da'e VIII u S
/ of the widows and helpless orphanage made W
/ the war. l pray God my country may never
be plunged in such and that you may never be
called upon again or all men IN this great hepnoc tae
soderv who maintained tie stability Of the Government ae
the proper council now and deliberate 90 what
the true lessons Of the war Applause Ge you nse
concluded what the true lessons OF the war Won nave the
statesmen and officials sink in ngucance before the mighty
voice of the surviving soldiers OF the Republic Great
| Applause - - -
Cen Nesey. who next called for came forward and
acnow led red the compliment lie looked upon the Conyen
ton as a great tide that was to sweep oil the
old sloops OF politicians that had been anchored IN
tApplSaseJ The deliberations Of the Convention
as Of the heroic oittude OF our armies and unques
uonabe sacrifices in defense OF their common cause ms
another arrow In their bosoms 10 Geser that dares to
raise cap despocay the will of the American people,
.ApPlauscl .-,. ,-,,,,o,,
Chaplain Moody stated that there present gal
liant old Prussan officer identified forever with their history
Gen. Augustus wiIich. Loud cheers
Gen. Which said: My dear comrades, 1suPpose my
hara aln
been born among YOU but who has MADE hi% Tsr,
we'll because have talked much Dutch to them that
believe they take Dutch for English we come here "
make profession Of political creed which think is just
as important as our religious creed, but in that pro
,So"Sapds preseat Though gentlemen il we should
heaviest weight IS There have beena few gentlemen IN
cad opl LOOK here and see these around
MS they would be and condemn and hate themselves
the Republic is That army here and the heart of the
people here and they do lot want to see It, then they VIII
have to feel it, Cheers
PATRIOTIC SINGING.
II was now moved that singing be in order, and loud
cells were made for Prof Pope who was present leap
peaed aud amused the audience with couple OF bumor
os songs entitled Life Of Andy Johnson and History Oh
the Philadelphia Convention When the singing was finished
the delegates commenced to give evidence Of being hungry
and a motion to take a recess for dinner was made.
GEN. FREMONT ENDORSES THE coSvFSTIoN.
inst at this period dispatch from Gen. John c. Fremont
was received ndorsng the Conventions so dispatch from
the Union League Of Philadelphia sending greeting TO the
assembled heroes and extending to them an invitation TO visit
Philadelphia take part in demonstration to be made Cd
OctOb er D.
A COMPLIMENT TO THE LOYAL PAPERS.
Here Gen. Barnum seeing the vast number OF TRBuSEs
being read by delegates asked leave to read resolution
indorsug fearless Of The N u TRIBUNE past
and present Three rousng cheers given for The
TRIBUNE and three groans for the apostae Times An amend
ment to include the whole loyal press was agreed to-