New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
POLITECAL.



GOV. HAwLEY AND SENATOR FERRY OF CoySEC-
TroUT on THE JOHNSON CONVENTION.
Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune
BRIDcEPoRr Thursday, Jolly 70, Ices.
Gov Hawley Senator Ferry, and many other pfom-
nent gentlemen Of different parts of the sete including soma
fifteen or twenty members Of the assembled today az
dinner on Charles Island. OF Milford Point
The proceedings of the Republican caucus Of the preceding
night Washington and the other interesting news 81 the
day. led TO call for the views Of those present winch
sponded to imprompu manner by Gov Hawlsv, senA
tor Ferry and Theodore Titon of The IadeadH, TIE
policy of the President universally condemned tae Nm
dali Philadelphia Convention secuted an npoie9t er 70
divide the Union party and entire confidence expressed IN
the action of the Republican majority in Congress- Al pres
enthusiastically appauded the deciraon that INC 'e
and only successful basis Of settlement is the equal cvu and
political rights OF all men,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESPONDING TO I'M JOHN
SON CALL.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON July 12.-The call issued at Mont
gomery Ala July for convention seId delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention signed except in one instance by
former secessonists and active Rebe5 The c1nlidat~
named are Senator Parsons Houston AMI Alex N"e Oh
the Rebel Congress and exGov Watts, Executive o. me
state during the Rebellion.
THE JOHNSON CONVENTION.
There appears to be misunderstanding between
johnson COppefDeaus
to the manner in which delegates this Convention are 10 be
chosen With view to give the proper Information the fol-
loving Circular emanatng from the Naiona johnson Con
mttee has Just issued and seat into al tue states ana
Territories: -
your Immediate and earnest attention invited the
nexed call National Convention issued by tue National
Union Executive Committee. ald the accompanying lndors
thereof by prominent gentlemen |hO are wei ADo"A ~
ne undersigned have been duly appointed Committee to
and 10 Inv
s,bI cnren,on ~ ,e obst mon 81 the nation without
regard 10 their party antecedens who favor geera tue
policy President johnson has advocated as against
The dangerous course pursued b the majority Congress
We deem proper suggest that It Is desiraDe tDt ere
be sent each STATE four delegates ~ rye ana Two from
each Congressional District who favor the pres se ~
in the calf 10 he taken from the supporter OF Lncoll and
johnson in 1854 and like number from tneE ot2henS,
Also four delegates from Territory and n rom the
the people lately in rebellion. CORES unDef o.
the principles stated the call It is not Intended however,
that these suggestions shall Interfere wlth aIy arn
10 the political Organizations in the different states aad ds
that in the principles Of ne car % acs
meetings or by their executive committees.
We have been authorized to appoint temporary EEe9onye
Committees in the States where the same prem 70 Do
necessary You therefore requested 20 oct as sutb CO
mttee and to adopt lmnsra; e-s,eG ~ lorever
with the action which existing nay nave 'as
purpose CT your spponiHe being 20 PHde
for selection Of delegates if no adequate preliminary
/
The day fixed for the National Convention near ana 40
desire TO impress You and all friends ~ tlis cause ~
II Is OF the importance that District or state Conventions
or State Executive Committees Immediately APPOINT cee
gates And parcully requested tho, ..at o. dele,
gates and committees appointed be speedily 0rwadcc 10 tHe
/ Chairman OF this Committee. . H.. 81,
In conclusion add that the PARAMOUNT OBJECT OK
this movement Is 10 orrg into great Natona torIenee
fSm ali parts distracted county wise anl pstS'e
men VITO may devise plan Of political acton calculated m
restore national unity fraternity and harmony anu sece
an afflicted people tlat which IS 30 srce-y desired DY al
good men, the practical blessings Of an enduring peace
/ hV ' ~ ALEX W. RAsrkLt,
LEWIS ID. CAMPBELL
MONTGOMERY BLAIR
OPTICAL VOTE on DIsFRAYcHISIYG REBELS II u Est
! VIRGINIA.
! WHEELING July 12--The Official vote for the Con-
stituono amendment dsanchsug engaged IN the
late Rebellion counted yesterday snd the amendment was
/ declared adopted by o 9S2 majority.
| THE VOTE ON THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IN
THE TENNESSEE SENATE.
| NASHVILLE July 1.-The vote OF the State
Senate raging the Constitutional amendment was IL to
There quorum the House Il is reported tnat
several OF tue Gbseutses have been arrested.