New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

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Gen Charlie W Blair and W MoDOwal CaloInS X =, D.
Msher and j. A. McDongsI; Nevada, COY T. NJ 6ee't
hssioIa and the Hon g. bSTHsTG 0sgS" Svat
and Ir Cbss Allen: Dakota A. A Folk Idaho g r. W.
Ajlo Lee.
srIBeRAn FROM The PRESIDENT ,,...,o,
om pres Isst johnson and directed the Secretary read
ion and G greater part Of the 70 rise their feet
and cheer yehementy for Andrew johnson. .11os ' P
'' '''''OsO' W1,HISeTos. August a isGe;
To ~ R, BsowxEO e ssG a. HS' a W. RANDALL
Il thanh you for your cheering and enecnrasng
e i nsT9g and T s0Gs yOV % sa 5s
ANDREW JOHNSON"
Mr. CpRRAI York offered the following resolution
vheh referred under the rule to the Committee On '
s.ol.sG there Justly demanded revision Of our
aye the demands Of and the spirit of the nation ana
thsi the duty of Congress to comply VIII ~ l"'''
GMr HAYES Of Illinois offered resolution directing 1e
oonmte. Oh resolutions 70 report n opny Of the resolutions
Vt the tine of their presentation lie poeeeueu " oO'
M SasTTI J. TIlpEs of New.York raised the point Of
sfsor fhsi under the rule adopted the RESOLUTION must W
kITed Bithout debate, , ,o.,.x,a ,ha
The CHI sustained the point OF order anu ueelaeu NV
sesolUaiop was 30 referred -
Mr. HAYES Notwithstanding continued to address the con.
xepbon lie did expect the Convention 10 adopt any
aesOutlOD platform ENDORSING DIS opinions VI
cffie Democratic party TO which he belonged MI ieiIS
ssed nothing would be pnt in the platform 10 WINCH
Constitution and Unionovng Democrat could not subscribe
aSOme cheers and interruption lie Knew We sen
be Democratic party and he believed that ever there "ah
a patriotic party in the country II was H.
Here the Convention manifested its impotence Dy ces OF
Question Question aud under another point OF order the
Chairman decided that there nothing before Ne COnvu
action Nevertheless MI HAYES having apesed
20 the courtesy OF the Convection TO let MN explain hse
went on he has known Of platforms having Deen
adopted moments Of enthusiasm which were aerWard SUD
scted criticism and all that be desired was that The
resolutions which might BE adopted by the Com
ttee should be printed and delivered TO members SO
that they might be discussed by the several delegations De-
they called upon to act on them III open Coyenon
The question OF order again repeated and sustained W
the Chair that there nothing before the Convention ana
Mr.. Hayes accordingly subsidized. 49,,
MI HoRER Of Mississippi proposed recess for an nen or
but the proposition met with no favor ana was hot
passed x,, ~. A., Co..,.;,
Tee CD Resolutions informed the Convention that the commit
would be ready 10 report finally before tomorToW
nsiDiDg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Asr several suggestions and propositions, was decided
thahe session at 10 a. H. IN order 10
Pet through the business soon as possible. -
Mr. PkRsHTNG Of Pennsylvania presented memorial pre-
sened by gentleman his Congressional District when
Was his motion referred. -.
Mr. BABCOCK Of Connecticut also presented an ADDRESS 10
Ae people OF prepared by the members OF the
Louisiana Mississippi and Missouri delegations who were
1oID IN which also referred unread 10 the
Committee Resolutions and theD motion OF MI Okh OF
South Carolina a O'Clock the Convention adjourned