The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-08

Summary Of News.
TIE FsnEO SrATgs. The President and
his party have been making speeches and
receiving receptions since they left Washing
ton- On their way west, the remarks usual
uDon such occasions, were made At ElmiEa,
Oberl y, Norwark, Clyde, and other places.
Considerable preparation was made At To
Iedo. and Judge Potter delivered the address
Of welcome. 0ther places were not 30 en-
thusiastic. AT Detroit Secretary Seward
made a long speech. The arrival, reception
and proceedings Of this party At Chicago,
are alre tdy familiar to the public.
The Southern Convention, winch met in
Philadelphia, CHOSE exsAttorney General
Speed, President. The principal question
u interest in the Convention is, the expedi-
ency " taking ground IN favor VI universal
suffrage
Gen. Butler, Of Mass, in pursuance 81
all Of citizens. has consented ID become
candidate for Congress-
The radical Republican Convention "
New forh, which met al Syracuse, nomi-
mated Gov. Fenton, aad General Stewart /.
Woodfcrd IL The nominee for Lieutenant
Governor
The annual congress Of a portion Or the
fenian Brotherhood, are now IN session NJ
Troy, \. y. about / 50 delegates are present
including Swgeny, Spear AHA O'Neu
New York and Brooklyn reports of
cholera announce an average Of about ten
deaths day for thc past lew days.
Head centre Stephens is announced 10 de-
liver a speech il Cincinnati to-day friday.
Mother Angela, sister N Archbishop
! Hughes, died in New York last Wednesday.
J The supreme court of Ngw YORK Aas de-
clared the excise law constitutional. and
liquor dealers must pay the penalty y take
ont a license
EuRoPE.-Bismark stated. % the chamber
of Deputies that, Ivy did n0t think thg differ
ences between the crown and tha chauber
to be OF such q nature. that al understand
ing might not bc readily agreed up1n The
peace between Saxonv and Prussia is OF
such a nature that war may be expected at
any moment Darmstait has acreeiel to
the demands Of Prussia, aud will ccde p1r-
ton " hcr territory ana pay the SUJJl1l
forms. Bismark has refused IN hear the
petition Of Schleswig FOR restorat "a u try
Y Government W Denmark
Prussia has ordered 5000 troops 20 the
Rhine frontier II said She is attempting
90 secure the United States iron-clal Dun-
derburg BY purchase. The king q Saxony
i To be dep0sed unless w acccdcs tg Blu
marks terms.
v UNITED SrArEs.-The convention w
Southern lovalists to PHILADELPHIA, have
adopted series Of resolutions. ia which
they urge upon the people " The South "
aaiie with TIE North in rejoicing over the
suppression Of The rebellion ana tbe restora-
tion N the national authority they are III
favor Of the re-admissioa Of he late rebel
states up0n the few est conditions c0mp1ri-
ole with thc future safety Of Tho Rcpu5IIc.
The policy Of the president ~ denounced
and the action Of Congress i sustained.
fha convention was Of the opinion that all
political power was bes towed "a Congress,
and that hence, they had full power % act
ia the ease Of the late rebeliious States.
President Johnson and suite viii arrive ID
indianapolis on Monday evening. Exten-
sive preparations have been made for the
reception Of the party az st. Louis.