The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16

tons with the feQloeB. Unu0r tneoo cucum-
stances the Duvan party carried the State by
large majority. II was q conservative
triumph, and foreshadows what will take
place in Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio and
all the other States Of the Union a. soon % an
election takes place. It Is one Of the first
results Of the uprising Of the people against
the radical faction and In favor Of the restora-
ton OF the Union.
The philadelphia Convention success-Now
fer Vigorous Campaign.
The tone and temper which have character
lied the deliberations Of the Convention ct
Philadelphia have thus far been admirable.
All parties concerned seemed to be thoroughly
impressed with the importance Of the move
ment, and have exhibited spirit in every
way commendable. One sentiment actuates all
present. whether they come from the North or
South, East or West Personal feelings and pri-
vate ambition yielded to the necessity Of the
hour and gave way wherever it was even
limited that by SO doing the cause could be
benefited. In this way all cause for wrangling
has been removed, and the radicals have been
against It, Even their organs apssu compelled
to acknowledge the success 81 the movement
and are writhing in agony over the prospects
Of their own downfall, which follows inevi-
tably. The permanent organization has been
perfected with Senator Doolittle as the Chair
man, and all that now remains to be done is to
adopt the resolutions and agree upon the ad-
dress to the people, which will probably be ac-
complished to-day. This, with the inaugura-
ton of machinery to assist in the coming cam
paien in the several States, will conclude their
work. We have already received suificieni
data foreshadowing the character of the resolu-
tors and address to establish the fact that
this part of the work will be performed in the
best spirit and commend itself to the good
sense of the people. tn fact, the short d.
Convention yesterday, declaring it success,
is but the echo Of the sentiment of the public.
No person, we care no. how prejudiccd he may
have been against the movement, can care
fully peruse tho proceedings and developments
which have taken place, without being con
correspondents are compelled to indulge in
personalities to keep up any appearance of
opposition to it, so completely is it carrying
conviction even TO their judgment.
Taking therefore. the fact that the results OF
the deliberations will be far more favorable
than was generally expected. it remains for the
conservative interests Of the Union to organize
for vigorous campaign. Upon this all de-
ponds. Upon this the future peace and pros
perity of the country hang. The radicals are
already in the field. From their Congressional
plunderiugs they have provided means for their
campaign, and are about to send their speak
ers into every district ia the North. They 20
forth with the cry Of more blood, uttering de-
fanee 10 all law, the constitution and the Union.
II is necessary that they should be mat ON tina
stump. The people have shown, by the way in
which they have responded 10 the call for the
Philadelphia Convention, that they are alive to
the necessities OF the hour. Our business men
and our commercial interests should put their
shoulders to the wheel and raise campaign
fund to pay the expense Of circulating docu-
mems and sending eloquent speakers into
every town and village throughout the North,
and thus spread before The people the facts -
they exist, and point out the evil designs OF
the bloody radicals upon the country. The
hypocrisy OF the Jacobin faction must he
exposed, and their efforts to destroy the nation
and trample under foot the rights of our citi-
zens while they are bowling about liberty and
equal rights, held up to the public gaze in all
their dreadful realities. The people should re-
fuse to subscribe Tor the blasphemous organs
OF the radical faction until tina conductors OF
these journals shall learn to insert the truth
in their columns in the place Of the diatrbcs
that now make up tho political matter ia those
sheets. AS they nov stand they are disunion
Journals. laboring for the destruction OF The
country and the overthrow OF the constitutiou,
in order that political faction may retain
power aud crafty its thirst for blood. To sup
port them either by subscribing or with adj
verlisements is 10 aid in the destruction Of
the republic.
The only obstacle in the way Of . complete
restoration or the county is the present rad
cal Congress. Everyt ing that contributes to-
wards sustaining them assists in keeping the
country divided and leads to confusion. anar-
chy and civil war. All this Is what The blood
thirsty radicals are lsboring for and what
they are determined 10 bring upon US, IL they
cannot retain power without II. This fact is
clearly shown by records Of the late session Of
Congress. When the rebellion was crushed
and the rebel armies surrendered aud peace
was declared. The people expected that the
restoration Of the Union would follow at once.
The work Of reconciliation was insugurated