New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

IN fr srcs conyegii5n n VII be called The principles
aud objects Of the Union parry arr snoS1 to al men, io'S ana
has any party 10 tvs country cyiHeod seNeI a! '6o a'
mony and strength
NewEngIanh Slate.
vERDANCY.
journal. Providence.
l. any so veIdant IS 70 suppose tn4t ey "oIiu sena
SO Sg4 10 o G5 aS "a c m aa Is 30 worded
aa Democrats may send delegates enough 20 take posses
sion ol tie convention aud coniioi Il.
Bottom Voice Jaue "a
We dare say tie rop nayes Of &c Soathern s'ates WI
10 the city BroiheB Love They then me- with serious
impeachment oH Their aey aud eonGludilf 10 plt Daeh
they and h, Oh tie Northern S'ae' 'oA'eNee
% wv - EiDcrIors FAILURE
NevBe "a fNas.l Mercury Jaue o.
We suggest possible ooacion o. us rev tria TO
inaugu4tc new political panty! Al VIII pe ON! a"o'Ae'
cAr.srAvs; ~, ,,
Gazette and Conner, Greenfield, Mas. July ? -
The fos who Will reeOasulcted, ana TIE Northern
Copperoads who hope 10 be- strengthened by them are ng
the Radicals Tue persons who eats TO tiis de-
ate proeo: are two or three OF Congress and half
An oyNIBrs SQUAD.
JounL, Eo1boIy Mass, 10Th -,
President bias lwng that John Tyler had even
Ia his contempt III omnibus squad
Isgi.latise Reporter. Concord y. II.
Thus few Repaid can party which placed
Andrew johnson IN position whence he has accideDtly
aceeded to the Precedence hacked ~ tpc
dsoganzec they naturally want companions IN Their
unfortunate position
NewhuIyHort Iisrsld May r. -. .,.,,.,
point for The PeopLs 10 sPeah The President II
tight his policy and the ' who love then country ana
sto,ii 4,yse'o" - 80 a"'~T
Boston tA4fsl Transcript
Thus combination more or less formidable 10 process
formation the effect Of which if successful would be the
OpDOsiOH the welfare EeplDnc
which has been conquered IN t1e bloody tsht
NewBedord tMassl STANDARD:
may have the power TO DO some mischief in two or tree
eqna democracy but in the end lst be grodnd %
powder by the flfce attempts TO resist The ssnes OF the
can are the who command the public confidence
JoHSs)NIAHIsM.
National Eaele Carcnout " X
length decided that attempt be made 70
party out Of an part at esD oh and worn on
mteIas The no; very eSr5onsI but sisniIea1t name
"JonSsoNASisN may serve Tor the present 10 designate
psx, made as IT WI be- by union OF The radical
semidal Democrats Of the Norh, with tue original null
lifI ing Seceesiorists q the South
NO SOLID FOUNDATION.
Palmer (Msss) Joarna. J1nc
But gentlemen you binding the sand TAae 10
,oe osssaae. e, y RoSS'd Part ao1 are sne EN-
exactly what you mean you woId AUNT ins; S1~ DO
NO THIRD PARTY.
The Democracy feel confident that If anything is 70 result
from the action Of this Cohvetca they VIII get the benefit Of
nocracy will join them but they win have either 10 Join
fag end Of party We do not low they possibly
build great third party under the present circumstances
10 ALAgM.
Rutland Herald VI. Goth.
Its object be to divide and break down tie Union party
RS sa os other pss. is
Of failure very good Its chief design be merely to spread
receive its emanatons dispose just they
are worth. 1t causes US no alarm.
CHAOS AHEAD.
bulletin Norwich, Conn
We do not that public sentiment will remain In The exact
likely to be by the wire pulling Of toans than By
the arguments which the facts developed
the stirring about old political indicating half
much of ahead they would Try to make US believe
THE PEorLE MUST STEAK.
Bristol County RePesioss, Taunton Mass, s9.h
The people must utter her voice Inc question OF recon
stucon Is 10 be decided by them 1t IS for them to say
whether they will support the President In his policy Of mme
er they will say with him that these representatives. baycs
right TO 10 the National Councils. whether on the con-
trary they will sustain Congress.
A PRACTICAL HINT.
HEREFORD Pres 2s.h.
The had bet organize itself Ctdh f0n
cir under control Of George Francis Train for the sale OF
MAGNIFICENT FIzzLE.
Vermont STANDARD June &C.
call out FOR National Convention the l4h OF An
s gSs poey Of the President II is signed b. A. " Randall
First Assistant POstmasterGenerl Senators Doottlc,
Cowan Norton Nesnith Dixon Hendricks and two
others There IL little DOUBT IL will be u magnificent zze
PERT.
Worcester baZct'e
Among others, advocates OF my POLICY. WHO should be
there Toomhs Of Georgia II rnpton a South Carolina
Semmes OF Alabama Davis Of Mississippi Slide Of Louis
lana and Wigfal Of cx1s SO M We can perceive there
are traitors equal % the Sunno and SeScises Of the
North according to the highest auhorG by should eleven
be eXc,p1ed from represent aDn and why Southern
patriots like the above. be forbidden Congressional pnv
iegesi
Personal.
Hartford Press June ~.
There il John Tyler for instance aud there il Milsrd Fill
more I'VE doubt two our readers in guessing twice can
ht the one who died frs Rcverdy johnson course three
Blalrs and Lew Campbell; John Van Buren, even. would
to "sst long enough TO spoil H. aud ttlo Fay
mond will meantime scratch abon and pick for the
old bddes This s tho plan limited at By The ~ Tsme.
THE NECESSITY.
Newport OK. : E-w,, me 20.
There IL real necessity ior poatyeess In the party )E
CARNATIONS OF tho dag. aud who have combated
earnestly the great issues Of the as' few years olraot
easily surrender their views other leaders and other doas
GRIiI FARCE
Boston Commonwealth.
TBR JonssoS NAuoSAL CoVEsnos -kyeE re nsrrrs
e regard tho proposed ooryclton Of Johnson the
18th Of August at Ph'adel9hih as great farce Al ohe'
oin In this cstiia4,o VI bis no ly.ncqured fo-d-.
OLD w0MIN.
Burlington Times, Neinob
The Convention VIII be made I'd doubtless Of the usua
number Of old women POLITICIANS singing tie deathsong Of
the Union.
FENCE
Providence PTos, June %
OF the question the the late Rebel States
another matter entirely II the movement IL based
upon that question Will be bortVed one II necessity
We wait - bean before cOndeml approve
A QUFIH PHwsOrESOS.