New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
POLITICAL.
Bs Te'sHaphl
TIKI CANVASS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

risburg. Several prominent Pennsyiyanans we're IN
towna few days ago They expressed themselves
guine in carrying the State for Gesry There will be lard
fight however The State Central Committee Of Pennsyra
Mia promises of the best political orators in e
country to canvass State this Ka BY the middle Of he
plesen, mouth the work Of speech making viii be In fall tt
BALTIMORE MAYORALTY.
BALTIMORE. Aug. Mayor Chapman was for he
third time rcnomuaed tonight for election to the Msyoray
oHIo--NoMIEAroS PoR CONGRESS IN TUX SEVENTH
DISTRICT.
CNcISNATI, August 1.-Mr. Shellabarger was nom
mated for Congress yesterday by Republicans or
Seventh Ohio District.
CONVENTIONS AND NOMINATIONS IN CALFoRuA.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 3l.-The Union nominating
Convention yesterday completed county ticket and
nominated nearly all the officers The Democratic County
Convention nominated ticket last week headed by Henry A.
Cobb for Tax Collector.
MEETING OF THB REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE
SARATOGA. Aug. 1.-THE Republican State Com
mittee meet here Friday
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC SOLDIERS CONVENTION
HAReTBURG. Aug. I.-Resolutom were passed
at the Democratic Soldiers Convention held hare today
which epudste the action Soldiers held in
Pittsburgh in June llslm that members OF this Convex
ton the only authorized representatives OF the soldiers OF
Pennsylvania who served in the army daring the Rebellion
sons policy oppose negro suffrage aud equality hold that
negroes should be satisfied with being free and should ask
no more OF people The ninth resolution attacks Gen
Geary associate Of those cagred together to destroy e
Union The resolutions praise CymeI and coil on al soldiers
10 rally 10 bis support thanks TO Cowan and Buck
aew for their support the Senate After the meeting MI
Ciymer sercnaded aud made short address.
JOHNSON DELEGATES FROM PETERSBURG VA.
FORTRESS MONROE July 90 meeting Of the oiti
ueyf
tor the purpose of appointing delegates the Dc cOnven
ton to be held in Petersburg the 9Th of August to appoint
Delegates to the National Union Convention OF Philadelphia
THE RICHMOND JOHNSON DELEGATION
RICHMOND. Va. August 1.-The Genital Commit
tees ressscmbed today. appointed Sub Committee to
recommend list Of delegates 20 the Philadelphia Convention
resolution proposing instruct the delegation to vote as
unit indefinitely postponed The meeting adjourned
until p m the report of the State Committee
AT the evening session the SgbCommitte reported he t
lowing list ofd,lgaes which adopted without cppoS
ton;
plsaAEs Al L,RGE
william G. Rivcs JOIN W. Brocteabrough George Blow.
Aiicrnates-For M Kses William J. El'ertoa. for Brock
Flourncy. winourh Newton
DISTRICT DELEGATES =.
LIST Dstrct-Echard A. ClaybrOOk. Robert S1ubden; Al
ternaies Charles X. NJ lIors. H. Il. Tomln.
I'D pisricThOma. Wallace. John Il Kelly; Alterna'e@
IfId Disirict-Edmund Fontaine John L. Marye. Auer
mates 2cphenah Jones John II. Gay:
IVth Dis,rct-Cbares Bruce =. W Hubbard; Aie'na'eS
J.mes Neblet,. Robert whitehead 80
Yth Dstrici-wm ~ Treadsay james r. johnson. Alter
With Disirici-Dr Slmue Coffnan A. H. IT, siusr,; Al
to mates. John l.. Anderson. john Il. Mley.
VIM plst5oILLdsar Snosd.a: Richard H. rAA''' NJ
villa Dhricl-waier r. staples. wyndham Robertson.
Altcrnaics. A. &. Cummings Robert Oibboney'
THE SOUTH CAROLINA JOHNSON CONVENTION
COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug 1.-The Convention met
tIfv ted
Gov Orr chosen President by ooollInaon.
The Convention adopted resolutions approving the Pres
DENTS policy opposed the radical OF Congress and
cordially accepting the invitation unite with the ConserSn
tives OF the couary tho Philadelphia Convention.
At tho evening session the following delegation to the
Philadelphia Convention chosen
D,l,sa,s Largs-Go' orr Senator Perry. G. b Camp
Dslsep, -rifs District 4 J. Moses. Richard Dg-ier
Di.trci. ID T. Wnrdiow Gen. ; McGowan, Fourth DIS
tuct. l.. NJ. Dawkns. Jane, farroW.
The Convention sdjourded 'iHs DE.
THE JOHNSON NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
WAsHsGToS. Aug. THE National Executive
Committee will be 10 at the Continental Iioe fhha
elphs from friday the 10th Of August until the meeting Of
the Convention They request that the full names Of oil dele
gates with their Posoce address be forwarded Immediately
and that they Will report person on arriving thai city
CoSYRoTIcuT Johnson STATE CONVENTION
NEw.HAyEs Aug. 1.-The johnson State Conven-
tion met IN this city today Nearly 80 people iacadins
members aud spectators were present Senator Dton pre-
sided aud read lengthy address condemnng the policy OF
Congress and sustaining OF Pesden, Johnson Resolu
lions in the same tone were adopted ThrynDe delegates
were appointed to the Philadelphia Convention
The DELrGATfs
The following is the list OF delegates adopted By The Con
nectcut Democratic Convention YESTERDAY 10 represent the
State at Philadelphia on the lith inst
DTIrCATrs Al LARGE
James ID xop Hartford Loren z. Waldo, Tolhad
Edwsrd Prens New London Oriren s. Seymour Ltchfeld
Hyman W. Zoe. WOlcottyle. james A. HoYcy, Norwich.
jas. L. English, New.Hayen.
DISTRICT DrLRGArfs
FpH Dtro.-Gurdon rrumbu1 J. g. Goodrich Freeman
NJ Brown Edward 5. Cleveland. A X Goodrich. George d.
Hastings Leverett r. Pease George NJ. Ives.
Second Dsrio-Green Kendrck, John b. Robertson Eras
tus G. Scranton Oliver r. Winchester Samuel Ingham. II.
q. Hubbard. Augustus Putnam. Arthur Is. CSlif.
Tliyd DisVif.Wm. H. Bvrnes, James T. Cot; Joseph G.
Lamb. James A. Bill r. C. Mosely John GanP Joshua Per
FGuri DsTciGw. B. Jones Jonathan Godfrey. Edward
Hughes James s Taylor. Wm IL Bsrnum Seth X Logan
Gideon II HOLSTER George w Peet
RESOLUTIONS
The following resolutions. among others were adopted
Rotd la the language OF Alexander H. stephens mani
mousy approved by the Legislature Of that State that the
Whole United States now without question enc country to
be cherished defended such by all hearts and all our
and that II should not be said Of in this day OF our
c0uurys Trial and agony that there was party Tor cesar
party FOR pOmpey and party for BTutus but party iOr
Rome bat that al patriots by whatever distraction hereto
fore STYLED should rally 20 the support Of hm be he whom he
may who bears the standard with the Constitution embazon
Cd on its folds"
R,sOced That for the Union being ended the
oriy OF the Government being afknowedged IN all tue
lately in ebeOn the result Of the being every
where acqesced and slavery being abolished by
consent al States aud is the duy OF each House
OF congress 10 adui az once every guy eeetsu
PREPARED IN good nih 10 uphold me Government ana
maintain the Consultation and thus establish the Union for
which stupeDdous sacrifices bave been made by gallant and
devoted people.
Rsored. Thar Tepudate unworthy OF an American
and Christian patriot the efforts that have been and
are being made by partisan leaders for party purpose
and pereuae engefn spirit toward the southern
people tie desoatiOn Of whose homes being In the minds OF
Iicors aciuaied by such spirit sufficient punishment
whOu. pursuing them with the hate and malice tha viii end