The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-07

Delegste-The President has orev1orsIv de-
olared that speaker must not speak his per onal
Hon }. NJ Botis-I am NOS sir. speaking Of uy
personal history vii submit tue question 70 the
COnveniiOn-Shall I read these rosOuuonsH
PeTmssion being granted and DELEGATE having
objected that no one was IN the hair Hon j t
Bolts rave the resOut1 10 the Secretary, aud
aPam resumed himself
tho Nifginia delegation Is IS 10 oiOws:-
That he Union Of tho States was intend 20 per-
pttual and therefore state has right 20 withdraw
11Sm rom ine same, that any attempt 20 break up the
tnaL ever ctZen oaes nrmay Al etlance to the Gov,
that any such citizen volmtaFy taking the oath OF
aleglance to any other Government or cts al aim
SitlAenship can only DO restored bv The aw-making
power Of the latter Governments that nauralze0 ctt-
zens who deser thelr oglancs add pcrury to trea-
son, Hn9 thOuld he forever debarred ON eNecsing
pardon he Crme Of ,ressou s at loast OF doubtful
os sS e HsDj ueS fSGa0 % Of e be suy
and a nelcssC Che OnsitutOh shOuld be amendcd
@ eo " P OF g S has ssa b.e wn" Seos By
The Rebellion, The rights Of the states' SCI remain
shouo Only be conioltcd u9on tne oval ana thtt
citizenship should be declared Incapable OF no ding
Office for term OF years not ior that the si4ge
WHO have done all they coud 10 destroy the couitry
sS ana Sobo sSa be- aod TO those @ Who have
rsked ell for ITS preseryaioni toat n s1ch contest
the traitor 20 power ID oeed not in heart trat or
that tne eco Bu5sSp sS6 sf az present ,na
n9nSnaed coorcd race and that il has proved itseif
race So; that tBe emancipaed people OF the IN
entitled 10 the same uehts as hers ana tha the Oest
Coneress place the State Governments 10 the hands
biscks; that although many radical propositions were
made TO tue late COngrSss, no measure was 9dopted,
ists" "Aboitioniss," Snbnissonsts. etc con-
tans no terror 60 p Tga not a ead in obSe,S S
bCcnuse their representatives voluntarily abandoned
when the opportunity Afforded ~ again OccupJ
their seats. the unsubaued Rebel spirit broke cut
such representatives as had made them3eyes QbnoX
mi kSoWIsdee hat they coa nC comply with the law
consequently must be exc uded that nothing coud
that they should crave lot pardon ON one day and on
VIII refSfn to the Union that the amendment TO the
Const luton now pending meets with your apprODa
The late Phade pba Conven on, when attempted to be
palmeo of as expressivE OF the prime pies Reoels and
C0pperheads L. traDspGren cheat by which no seRsi-
Die person be mis- ed since Is paten that there
NoriI vii iSs 10 abide bv abg such decsration in
good failh that all we wish is that treason sEould
country; that the right to 6eeceaOly assemble and
Convention when lsige nuubo in deadly hos ility
the Government WeTa teims go to meet 20 concert a
esTds. iS Sox had sanay ssd to eject tha the
bu cherry at New or cans calls o Justice and demands
of the Federal authorities summary trial ana faith d
execution the lswsi that the countenance ElYen 20
uiconsu uuona exercise OF power IN bupersSalns tne
laWtu ly elected Governor ana ranse serrng the power
and depondau calls for the rigid inquiry on tie
@ err ' gslTns the Sdine OF Che reso ution Hon
John MINOR Bolts said:- know there IS not singe
word heio 70 winch any gentlemen en- object.
! sha / ask no favOrs from you. l can print them
/ mysclt. ] am on the Committee appointed 10 go
! over the land eecloneering for you and can en-
A Delegate-I object TO that resolution w5ich saws
| Congress has power legisietc on the right OF
| suliage. (Cres OF so do I")
Adoption or ii.s Report,
Ex-Governor Pease, OF Texas being in the Chair
the previous question being OF ordereu by the COnvon
ton the question OccurIeO, how suRll tue vote b,
tai en-, amid great excitement.
NAYS, The question rred the reception of tht
| report OF the comm tee
Hon Mr. Bolts demanded division OF Che ques
ton; but the Char OyeuUied ms and other Obios
tioHs as fCILg cut of order
Hon Mr. BOtts hayn0 Appealed from the decision
his npl Cai was n d on he liable.
The roll WIS hon called,
In voting Hon NJ j Sailud and y j, Kinds o
Alabama, BOn JOnu Minor 80 Is, OF Virginia, ant
! John w Price, OF Florida, while all dC1 airing II
favor of the fir sections OF the report voted agans
the vote resulted as fol ows. only tho delegato
from the nOnTtcOIshUcted states beng allowed e
vote.
Virpinia - P. Baldwin, Edward Roberts, r. q
Mason, ". l.. Brown, :. M GarwoOd, John Is
| TIoth, Jacob NJ. Troth, Joseph Williams, CaptnI
Ihomas Brown, T. w. Robinson, George Rye B
ardell. L. Dudley, Jr, George Tucker, L. Hill
! n. IL JaDnoY, d. W huuniCutt, Df. Thomas M
BODd, Samuei l.. steer, John Hawxhusst, Il. p s
! Hunnlcutl A NJ Crane, T. Is Manson, j. b. Brown
| l. Nalrous, II. A. Pierce
Georgia-G. w. Ashburn, Henry &. Cole, Jane
L. Dunnngi } G. Bryant O. q. Baylor, N s
Hlabama-Captain D. u. Bingham Albert Gr.fin
Arkansas-P A. Fenncrty, j W Baoe
FlOrIda-C olOnel o. 3 hart.
BiississlppI-Dr r. o. SidneY.
Louigana-1hOmes Duraut W, X. Crane, A
Jeryis. Hon. n z Yarmouth Il; r. Dinnoy, Ber
nard SOulIe, Ant. Fernandez, Hon. William K
Fish, Rev ) Z Newman, ID D., Hon. E, Hei5tand
u. h, RRndOlph,'G q. W. Conway JOhn 0cNair, y
Texss-Governor A. j. Hamilton, Hon E. NJ
Pease, Judge G. W. Paschal, l.. Sherwood Cal
E } PAWS j. McLane, j. r. S. Van Fleet
Ayes 64.
Virgnia-C. ". Butts }. M. Bolts j. Z
Gtorqia-E. 7. Hunter.
AlabOma-M. J. Stafford, J. J. Kinds, r. s
North Carohna-Rev Hope Baine, r. x, Fur
Florida-Jobn W. Price.
The Address was declared carried by a vote of 81
yeas TO 10 nays amidst enthusiastic cheering.
The Final Scenes.
DR.. Sidney, OF Mississippi, moved rhatall who car
a. sst the Convention in detraying the expenses, b
requested to send their drafts TO the Fourth hatoua
Bank OF New ork.
On motion, the delegates Of the Convention re
sOVeO TO wear the bauae OF mourning Tor thirty day
IN memory OF the late murdered DR.. DOstie, o New
Orleans.
On motion Of Mr.. Morse, of Georgia, the thank
of the Convention we're returned TO Mis1 Anna p
Dickinson, Fred. Douglass, aud Theodore lIlton
iOr their able addresses yesterday aad that tht
COMMITTEE on Printing be diTected 10 present each
with "A copy OF these proceedings.
Henry u LasaT, OF Missouri stated that every
class OF American citizens had been heard tnolud
ipR the eloquent gentleman from africa ana Pu e