New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-25

TIE PEOPLES DUTY.
Special Correspondence of the Republican,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IT,
striking point in connection with the COuvcn
3on is the disappointment it has given to the
radicals TO the roughs' the idea of the assem-
blagc of delegates in Philadelphia from the dark
and bloody ground' Of the South, Including men
who had been fore d into rebellion was exceed |
ingly distasteful. Much az it has been contra
dicted it is sheer aud simple trnth that there was
o widespread design among the shonder-hitters
and slullcrackers Of this city, to obstruct the
proceedings OF the convention by violence This
purpose was frowned upon ana denounced by the
better classes Of citizens 1t was scarcely con |
ceaed among some Of the radical politicians that |
the convention would certainly assist their party |
in the North
1t was expected that the "cbiyalry'' could not
fraternize with the Northern conservatives; that
there would be endless squabhes and contention, |
both in committees and il the convention; that
the Southern delegates would resist the introduce
ton of anything iutO the platform that wOudinply
condemnation Of the war on behalf OF secession
that they would reject everything tending to
indorse the payment Of the national debt, or to
perpetuate the idea Of the final and irretrieyable
extinction OfSslavery-ina word, that there would
be scenes not unlike those which characterized the
Charleston convention in 1860. Ridiculous as all
this must seem TO those who have gained any
knowledge Of the present temper OF the Puonc
men Of the South thrice ridiculous 10 any VINO re-
member the terms Of the call for TINS FihauePhI"
gathering and know therefore, what every
Southern man must have expected in reference to
its characteristic notion have referred 10 was
common one among eVenlntelllgcht radicals mere,
VINO ~ thv1l Fo,,Y'1 o. Glorlng GrTnnar Tbad
Stevens and John W. Forney and from such news-
papers as the New York Tribune and the Phlla-
dephia Press
meeting Of the convention in respect TO tedious
wtauglings, lengthy aud fiery speechitying, and
inharnoni0ns action, | may mention that two
Tee5s were gt!gLay SnoeTons Substantial
bnotb NJ 1nra erected II the vicinity Of tie wig
poUaii3 " s. 5n,rs in tbn ntiohEorhood rented
mail anu u"'t,a5 fr ofragitnent soloons ANA
III enotn.oGa 4iietion AZ ricb harvest gatb
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2ousetn meeE".eS Insread Of Iot Of
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be amusing but FORTS intent which was manifest
to raise mob. He said the assembling of Il
National Union Convention in Philadelphia W
an "insut and an outrage" ana by pretending
violence. really CODnlVed at and a