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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
THE ADVANCE or REBEL BONDS.

The Timss-which, like crooked mirror, distorts
everything 1t reflects, makes the ugly fair and the
fair frightfnl-wil not even let the Atlantic cable
rest in peace on the bottom Of the sea- but twists 1t
into an argument for the Presidents policy. IL has
claimed that the Randall Convention would raise the
value Of United States securities in Europe and upon
that empty assumption has accused the Union party
Of seeking TO ruin the National finances. Because
the Union party repudiatss the Convention Inc
Times has affected to dread terrible fall IN Five
Twenties and sevsn.Thirties in the European
markets.
But the cable will not be made an instrument Of
this cslumny. We ask the attention Of the people to
the following important dispatch;
LONDON, August 81 Adviees recered here Of ne acoH
Of The Philadelphia Contention hare had The Vesf 10
materially advance the price Of Rebel bonds
Here is the testimony of the inlallble barometer
Every yaellaon of the wa was faithfully repeated IN
the rise and fall OF Rebel an Union bonds in Europe
The surrender Of the Rebt lion banisbed the Rebel
securities from the Bourse ad tho Exchange one
yeara.o lhey rec aacss a. Toithi,ss ~ rags NOV
these miserable promises TO pay accepted N tlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
PREsuDRNTIAL COURTRsIEs.

Tie n. y. Times says:
"The Radical politicians here fairly be congritlaled
on their generally respectable bearing during the fresdeh
visit
That is the simple truth. We who do not aP'
prove the Presidents policy, did not forget the con-
sideraton due to bis high Office. We could not ap'
plard the faithless politician; but We did not forget
that Andrew johnson is Chief Magistrate OF Re
public of Thirty Millions.
Such being the case on one side, what shall we say
of the otherl What Of this guest Of the people who
repeatedly while entertained and honored by men OF
all parties, made harsngue after harangue charging
the great body of those who elected him with being
opposed to a restoration Of the Union, aud saying
of them. -" intend to fight out the battle with North
ern traitors3" Will Tie Times give Us IT'S opinion OF
the propriey and deeency Of this sor Of language I'M
der the circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

Mr. s. Parker Coon, at recent Democratic meet
inc in Milwaukee, declared Mr.. Johnson's conduct
'greater than that of Washngtonit nas rorthy Of our
Ssrior. BY bis conduct, Andrew johnson had placed
himself above all other human beDgs-he was greater
than Caesar, greater than Washington. But one per-
son-snd he God--bsd been tempted as he was and
resisted" This blasphemy has never been paralleed
In similar spirit The Wilmington On. CO. Dispatch
thus curses Mr. Stanton, not for what he is doing but
foiwhat he has done " When his mortal career ends
he will hasten below TO receive the avengng fortunes
which have been prepared for him in tho Infatuated
hell to which he is surely destined where the crack
ling bazes are eapiDg and licking their tongues in
Joyous anticipation Of bis atrial, MAJ justGcd
lrs:9G hi; departure heacc, hasten his approach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
nnMIiSTIC MANS.

At the Fashion Course yesterday there was race be-
tween W r. Clark Sid. Nichols, and Joe Crocheon nile
heats bes, three in five 70 harness. for purse of $50
Joe Croehcron was the winner. Time: 2.45, 2fj 24l
The paving-leler Of the Nassau Bank, George H.
Briggs by name has been arrested for absiraetns over
100000 from the Golfers Of that institution. He lost the
and mas hitherto borne Tr proachablc character
Secretary Of the Interior Harlan whose resignation was
sent IN some short time ago. retired rom office yesterdays
n, was succeeded by Mr. o. III. Browning. Judge Ed
monds Commissioner of the Land Office also vacated hrs
position which ~ now occupied by Mr. Wilson.
telegraph from Lieut.-Gen Sherman to Gen. Grant
states that the reports OF Indian troubles on the Plans
have been greatly exaggerated No difficulty has occurred
none Is spprehendcd aud small bands Of indians are
roaming about intent on mischief
Daniel Byrnc late warder Of Richmond Bdewel, Dub
lin is on with letter exoneratng C. %. L. H. stephens
from the charges Of being British spy and explaining,
10 a measure how the cCcape elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

The Rev Henry Ward Beecher has written letter
approving of the Cleveland Convention, which shows
that tie war has taught him nothing, while he has
forgotten his own teachings. he is ready at once TO
abandon the freedmen 10 their old masters, TO with
draw all military protection from Union men in the
South, while every day shows that our armies are
necessary to prevent other massaeres like that Of
New. Orleans. Mr. Beecher's sophstries are answered
by the kilograms Of Gen. Sheridan. lie cannot &C.
cent the Chapaincy of the Cleveland Convention, and
he is fortunate that accident prevents him from pray
ing for which, we fear, will too soon earn all
good mems curses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

The reason for believing that many Of the Southern
delegates 20 the Randall Convention very reluctantly
submitted to those of the resolutions which were at all
patriotic is sustained by the protests of the Richmond
and other Southern journals. ain the name Of the
people Of Virginia The LyneLJHrgh lrginian solemnly
regulates the loyal pas of the platform. God for
bid that re should ever be 50 mean and craven
a, to acknowledge ourselves to have been tra-
tors and lawless criminals during four years
struggle, in which We always declared and be-
leyed ourselves as asserting Constitutional rights
and as honestly resisting unlawful oppression.
II goes heartily however "for the objects OF The
Convention" that is for the restoration OF the South
TO power The Mobile Times is unaffected by the en-
braces Of Gov. Orr aud Gen. Couch. The following
Is an emphatic example OF the defiant spirit IN which
the Rebels shake their fists at Congress- and demand
an entrance 10 its halls: "Our laehrymatory powers
are much too hard to be moved into action and turn
the fountain of our tears into the channel OF repent
ance for what we did and thought, believing 1t, htn
as nor msi and holy the EYES Of God and man. The
unnecessary declaration that the just closed has
maintained the authority of the Constitution and
the rights of the States Is rather Of derisye nature
when read alongside OF that declaring that this
abomiHabtc outrage ana pun" '""V"y-"' 1i"'''"
Proriam1fioH-ha5 eradicated Slavery, now and for
ever In the same breath tho insulting declarations Is
made that President, even unaidedby Congress could
rob NE States Of their social and domestic institutions
Is the South-ihe poor weak, insuted aud now pros
trate south-to fall down her knees, aud beg par
don for the croRgs she has suffered 2" IL Is yet too
early to hear fully the Southern opinion Of the Conven-
ton but the suppression of debate and the temper
of the Richmond papers, and those from which we
quote. indicate that the Rebels will very
reluctantly submit TO those words for the
Union which in Difference TO the North, Mr.. Cowm
was obliged 10 write. Carefully as the address and
resolutions prepared to avoid hurting anybody
feelings, we find that patriots are disguised with the
Convention for its sympathy with treason and traitors
are offended because Of its lipservce to the Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
THE PENDING CANVASS.

I, is rumored that George =. Lincoln, who was lately
removed from the Pos,mesehip Of Brooklyn will DO the
Union candidate for the Third Congressional District OF
New-YOrk.
Senator Grimes of Iowa has declined TO be candidate
for reelection When he out his present term he
will have been 30 years in public life beginning
Der Of the First Territorial Legislative Assembly
Accounts from Tennessee say that the crop in that
State greater than during eny previous year within the
memory of the oldest inhabant.
Meetings we're held in the different Assembly Districts
this city last evening and delegates appointed 20
attend the State Convention in Syracuse Sept. ).
j. o. Broadhead is the Copperhead candidate for Con-
gressional h0nOrs in the lid District Of Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

franchised. deprived Of public education, Of any voice
in tho Government, and systomsticay robbed, by
Rebel State and local authority the arms thcy oaned
in fighting for the life Of the Union. And when Con-
vention meets to devise means to enfrsncaise them,
il is set upon by Rebel Thugs and scores Of It's baeker
atrociously murdered.
"In Missouri" the Rebels are disTanchised on one
side and the Blacks unfranchisei on tAe other. Po'
tica power is restricted by the State Constitution to
the loyal Whites. The Blacks quietly submit to TINS
hoping that the injustice may in time be remedIedi
the Rebels mean to vote in defiance of the ConstItu-
ton and laws The claws, enacted to suit thciI
RADICAL purposes simply deny the Right oil SUI
frage to Rebels, active passive; the tests are
oaths of non completely with the Rebellion; and NJ
one but Rebel, in deed or heart, can possibly b'
troubled by them. These claws" and tests "snl
the purposes" of the Radicals by excluding Rebel'
from power, and not otherwise.
| OF course, the Rebels mean to vote and wW vote
Their votes may not be counted in the State canvass
but they will poll them, though at the point Of th'
| bayonet Gov Fletcher, the State Constitution Tn
| law, the registry, and as much more as you pleas
will not suffice TO exclude the votes OF Rebels fron
the baot-box. Though there be but forty places il
the whole State where those votes will DO accepted
they will know those places beforehand, and will b
prepared to make the most Of them. Had the Whit
| Unionists been wise enough, brave enough to on
| franchise the loyal Blacks all would have been sale
Now, the Rebels will vote while the Blacks cannot
so that the result i. doubtful. The Radicals can pol
1000 legal votes; the Copperheads cannot legal!
poll 80 600; and yet it is possible that they may pal
their old Kansas game so boldly to be able to claim
a triumph. Were they to obey the Constitution an'
law, they would not make a show of serious contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

Antioch College, at its late Commencement would
not allow Mrs s. w Dodds "a graduate) to read her
essay, because she Bloomer Dress. II has
since been printed. Here is a sample of it;
The aplss OF true government has scarcely been mas
tered We still di,putng 10 regard to first principles
doubtngsome whether all people created equal
Bat the light shining and shall move forward n the
Of mcnt IS law OF nature cannot stand stu
his social relations win be better under
stood aud civil governments must correspond with Ihen
And shall Ameficashe who boasts Of Saxon lineage ba
In whose the blood OF many distinct raeesha
~. not able both establish and hr1ly maintain govern
basel upon the broad PRINCIPLES OF Justice We OF al
people cau that thoroughly cosmopolitan In thought
aud 10 feeling hemmed in by narrow prejudice perverted
by no bgory Let then. actions conform TO our aer
onst let Government be Tha Prssfs 10 be-a Gov
eminent Of Equal Rights; Government whose requirements
for political rights foauded In BRAIN not ~ skfH Let 1t
ssk Of lis three things common sense good mora
and loyal heart
ION the broad pages Of history whether read OF human
governments OF social esiOns OF religious beet OF OF sci
entde knowledge there Is wrtten-Progress Religion De
can with the depths Of doatTy immortality aud super
stlon ID now embraces the sublime principles taught by
Jesus Government unconditional obedience 20
ore man IL signifies something vastly different 10 VII
eoms 10 mean Good TO AL through tue protection
Of INDIVIDUAL EiGHL'
1t strikes US that such suggestions are worth list
eniug TO- even though they emanate from Bloomer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
Menu (ork Daily Gribm,ae.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1866.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

wo bave pews by tho Atlantic Cable to the 3lst ult.
Tho Publications of pence have been exchanged between
fhe late b,lgcrent Powers. Details Of the proceedings
NJ the Philadelphia Convention have reached England,
and the news has caused immediate advance ia the
price Of Coafedr ate bonds The Times exuts over the
Convention and argues great things from ia acton. 80
pressing is tho demand from Canada for more troops that
another cavalry regiment is abOnt 10 DO sent over Inc
Car has entertained the United States Embassy At pan
aret and proposed toast to tho prosperity ana
Of tbe Rebuc The peasants of Russia have addresSei
letter 20 Mr. Fox expressing cordial frateTna ieehgs
toward tho United States Cholera is spreading 20 hus'
sia United States steamer mas Sau'ou wv III
a. a. R,bia in apology for tho seizure Of the flo1da
The Parpgusyeus have bcon rePused by the Argentine
troops with houyy losses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01


w. no read columns vofbsgs every
day eVo,e fse pUs Of few ses winch con'eo
tes, nesryl Our text is Health and will pet our commentary
into nutshell WsoHe' indirectly the cause OF al sAue'' "
nature strong enough resist the morbid ioloenoe when pro-
duce Illness Of they powere Seek strength Therefore
aveorae and regulate the system Whsa the quicksilver rans
from so 70 degrees shade the most athsc ere
and the weak are prossra,sd time that such an
visotator
HosrETrSRs BirrsRs
ia What the elects OF this fso eee''0
Would that all have its benefits could conaehse 0
nce into tits paragraph They would tell the bea'hy 70 p'o'
t.r health ey must great sse ard Seans deed'ns
naoenees They exori the weak to discard all unmedea'
aud mpure stmuants and eag 70 this Wholesome and unan
tonic and Alternative spwrecked mariner would c"s TO "
10 stormy sea Tley would Of dy,pspc pinss relieved Of sPps
t restored resung Of headaches cured OF d'
ordered functions regulated hypochondris dpaed Of mma
diseases bsed Of cured Of liver complaints arrested
fh o,on and toll deGsd OF hope aalsd s"d cheefiu,
ps., restored Such are %. effects Of
nOs isrrsas BIFTtSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
TRsyRssgE.-M Nashville Ga,e,is (ReboI) thus

TgSyRssRE-n The Nashville Gaseiie (RebeD thus
ponders the different modes of bringing that State
once more under Rebel rule:
Tbe people Of Tennessee have before them three serns
tive among which thoy must choose one First thsy
NAV decide 10 take the risk In future elections OF ouVotns
the RAIDS under the Franchise law Second they mar In The
OF e6 gel possession 81 the entire State
ganixson by soss IL dfaHcs Of hs EaHrhss AZ Ihlrd
they may BY coasai 81 re Fsd,,d nHHGrg pofo nVu s'ae
Sal, Ger,yrmsHt bard upos general popular ssgfaSG
1--WE might have added fourth alternative had we eohsd
er.d n possible that the people would consent 10 Tue
msnen, rule OF the present contemplate ogsrrhy vi the
three inst mentioned the first Is too uncertain LOT our az
nroys the second postpones oar deiHerance 700 ons
i,s n t sp,sdss srss II the President wlp permit
m The expected BY some should De lssasu
s,r.y and Tonouneing all military contIoi Of
The states we shall certainly have the Convention heed
MOI be I'm session more than week. and viii cost but Dls
money!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
Murder On ship.Bssrd.

pEovpgSos r. l., Friday Aug ,L To- Al
The brig Ocean Wave OF New-York, Capt SqIn osra
this port from Great Harbor Ranamas mas On sssr q
Msts William II. Robbins on the 18th inst, wnsn oS
dav out OF port. Mr. Robbins belonged in Bto0s!,
New York where he leaves wife and family. ms c"r
dsr Wa, committed at o'clock in the morning. ~
,ola ,hs mate that there was sail In sight, and as tus
Ter ,tooped 10 look under the boom struck BIN gu
bach of the head with capstanbar, breaking III
The mate survived but few hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
STOCKS AND MARKETS.

Gold higher and closes l47i The extremes Of the day
4s8i The Asia al Boston brings elt1o0 In specie
and the from Aspnws o. $50 Oe. Goyernment secu'
rites without exception. lower and dull at the eoss
There steady GoW Of 73s and cents from the coD'
Of 10 90 attract &c
cares all parts OF the Union and 10 an aocgmua
ton them here At the Second Board the markell was
heavy Money call f1j PER cent and stock houses make
up their readily Beat short bills can be sold al per
cent aed good OF u 40 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
CONGRESS- AND EMPIRE WATERS

used with tbs creates. ss treatment Of dy'p'p''
srofls constipation cutausous i,lIs govt and rsumi'm and
with decided advantage in pulmonary complaints
Dbets ssvs all da,ris insY' iai b'id'f dad 81
effective remedy Ia
CoLUMBtss WATER.
which ia also especially sxcsllsn! Ia disss-s
PECULIAR TO woHss
Tbese waters being
PuRB NATURAL UsApUtrsaArso
msy bs taken with safety which no
hRrnoIlL PREPARATORY
can dy, Their favor and effects alike pleasant r"'y IMP"
and be.uy to the complexion which eau 'oy Do 's"ea
.v,,oni fOo fom Ob.lruOoua Thsir P'''eve'i"s use
" III ,Imoet invariably resiore health and ''sor
po,.,l. b, .u Druisids At wholesale o'y by
HorouKIs Sosa
Projectors
No. 9I Beskmans.,
+. New.yotk
WqFgLRR a. WILSON'S Lock STGTOH SEWING
MACHINE and BurrosuotE MACHINE No 6e5 Brosdwp
Cartes Vignette, So per dozen; Duplicates, "
All nears, registered r. A. LENs No 100 Chatham st. ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

passing from Louisiana to Mso9, We met the extremists
In another aspect AZ New orleans tne hanesS arc an s
they have the upper hand They have enacted laws 70 suit
the nnrnosss n,utod tests 10 perpouae their exclusive
no III bsye n Gov Fletcher wiling instrument In all
their plans SEQ then. what Missouri Is under Radical rule
AT New. Orleans" the Radicals AFRO not an insis-
niGoant minority. They are "go"ty IN that city and
IN thesCie, Ddt sggtr eil hhs Of ,aen agopoof, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

The massacre of negroes near Baltimore, in which
Il camp.meeting was broken up, and colorcd wor.
shippers beaten and shot, while praying to God, may
not be directly traced TO the policy which permitted
the New Orleans massacre, but here is certainly an
intimate relation between the official action which
murders the hopes of loyal and the diabolical
hate which is gratifed by the blood Of individuals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

DENISE or THE MOTHER on A QUEEN; Her MAJ
esty Queen Emma Of Hawaii accompanied by Miss sPseoh
and Major Hopkins arrived ut tho Breyoo,' house IN '"
CITY yosterdny from Canada On the arrival OF the party al
Montreal lle Majesty received telegram from siu fIah
cisco announcing death Of her mother ana departed 10 POS
hast for this city travelling day and night IN ORDER 10 ho
In this city Ia time the Casoruia steamer Wheh sans 10
l.y. or MsjYJ yoi-T I'D W -Il 49,. :, y 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

Senator Harris vii! leave for Philadelphia to-day to
attend the Convention. Senator Morgan finds il i'm
possible CO. but states that he trusts that the true
and tried men from the South who assemble there
will receive assurances Of sympathy and encourage.
ment in which he will cheerfully unite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
Texas REcoSsrRuorrD.-A private letter from

Texas contains the following significant statement
eve have nothing new here. Politics run high Der FRO
vsona ended the 9Th Of this MONTH and Tue
frat act Of the Legislature 70 give thanks 10 Almighty
God that Provisional Government was ended the next was
20 Appropriate eco 600 to the Rebel soldiers who lost
limbs in defense of treason. Farewell TO all hopes OF
the tue loya men Of Texas Hamilton, Pssss Caldwell Bell
and Baldwin the delegates 90 Loyal Conven
ton Philadelphia array Of talent that cannot De sur
passed In any state Of the Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
Charlesfen.

CHAMELEON s. c.. Friday, Aug. Jl lso,,
The statement for the commercial year sh9n' H.. a
of 800 bales Of Sea Island Cotton, and TO- 81 s and
Upands total l36s6against 529 bales ior
1850 Sales of the week, $50 bales Mddinx o,n,Ss
strict Middling 32a39le. Receipts giS Daes, ss on
o s,atistics ,nlace The crop at > 900 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

The whole vote, with Letcher and Perry Counties to
hear FROM is l56555 Perry and Leteher combined are
not expected to poll than 500 vOes-neaty all Of
them fnr HohsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
CITY NEWS.

Yesterday there two fatal Of cbOlcra in this
city IN Brooklyn there only From all accounts
there little danger of the disease again making its APP
pearance 10 any extent
In consequence Of the rain the meeting of Soldiers and
Sailors that 10 have taken place last evening IN
UniOn-square was postponed until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
District Delegates 90 the aiiadeiphia Csa.
yention.

Fira Di,rict-Msjor.Gen Hiram welbrdge, Brig Gen.
Michael c. Murphy. Gen Gusave Paul Cluserel, Col
II. Daganne. Col l.: BoGue, Capt Joseph e Seuly Cst
John Finn Capt Joseph Kelly Vim. Higgins. Ihouss No
Cabe James T. H0ran Robert T. Burke Ira II. Tuth 0ss
Thompson Phillip J. Csilehan. David Abbey, Wm. COass
Henry Parry.
Fourth Decentralization s. Schultz John C. Chamberlain
John W Brtton Thomas Little Robert L. Scott J. W. Rich
ardson Robert Haydock Thos Adraneo. H. " smith cad
Eli Taylor, ...,,. m. -
sirti De,Jacob a. Patterson. IT, Louis Schtadt rhsl
Oakley George Henle Benz + Sehaefer. Simeon Lesse
Terh Diariof-J. ). Schultz Il. Scott (. NJ Smlie. J.
Richards o. Eli Taller Thomas Adrsnce, = y Chanoera1a
G. J. Folsom G. A. Zain S. J. MeKieveT. Thomas Little
Fourfssrh Decentralization Fish. William M. EyNn
Daniel Drew. Lucius Robinson Prosper Wetmore re~
Cooper, William Lsimbeer. IT,. II. L. ITemaine hInan
seIsmsn Richard H. Green David Dudley Field. Marshan
d Roberts George Opdyke William C. Bryant A. e. kiogs
land Joseph b. Yarnum, j. Anstin Stevens T. T. toWa
John FsiSoner. . .,,.s.I
Tnssnh Dfss,id-The Hon. Adolph reynger. Psrot
O'Rourke christian Schwsrtz Charles W Hal Dr. frsosh
A. Thomas Col William L. Bramhal! the H91. seer, rs
Moultop. George w. Tburber. Michael falhee, Cnens
Gies.eu Simon Seward. DIR. Louis Sanmsnn Peter y Csr
molly Charles Nathusius Nicholas l. Brnndage Ge1tge
~ Briggs Charles Kusler William ). Waterman. Joan
Zebley s ID. Van Schack. DR.. Thomas Robinson.
Ssr,nfsEtL Dfsrf-Edgar Kechum, Horatlo Fallen jams
OHM Ihadeus b. wakcman, N. 5. Hustled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

Judge Durant. who has boon quoted as an enemy
of the Constitutional Convention OF Louisiana, has
now explained that his chief for opposing its
meeting was the danger to its members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

We are receiving letters from all parts Of the State
inclosing subscriptions for THR TRIBUNE withdrawn
from our neghbors who have supported the policy Of
killing. Some of these we publish at request Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

The Eighteenth Ward Of this city has sent re.
markable delegation to the Philadelphia Convention.
Hamilton Pfsh. Vim. II. Eyarts Peter Cooper, Daniel
Drew, are d few of the prominent names.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

there where at last in some small degree the evil he
has done may be properly punished"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

RosTos Friday Aug u, " W.
The Hon Dwight Fos,c- has sseg es2s,al. 2! s~,s,
ecntige Couacil "a Associate Jre'iee OF w rs.se1
Court " 81 sssechSieiss, u l.-s0 " java Ss.sbs