New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
NJ AR LAND.
HRSr CONGRESSIONAL msrIu CIT.

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DiST1UTT-
'P' CtspRpGr "wednesday. Aug. -. 1856
TIE First District Union Convention not to-day, bat
made noinatiOn, deslring to ~sit u'il sef !oson
ties make seoson A Conference Comm fnev ole Hopi
each county sas appe.Dted to soL'ct a candSate'
RECONCILIATION on rHs HON, John Ii. ruoAbs.
Sperisl Dispatch toThe N. '. Tnbane.
BAI1IMRF wedn ,-day. Aug-~t % ss6
The Uncond aional Union Convention of the I'D
Dsiricsmct in baltimore to-day. Over one snndrce ee
egaes in attendance csldedoyer by tha Hon III
GnllowaT of Hartford, amcmbcr oe the Free state Con-
veutiou of 1901 Resolutions adopted rairning
the platform of the State Convention OF the 1tao August
The Hon. John l.. Thetnas, the pcsont incHaheat was
unanimously rcuGnina.od for Congress amd great ehlHu
siasm. NT. Thomas member 81 tho EnanciPsSioh
Convention of 1854. .
Presdent Galloway made a. speech dcnoruine Nj
Johnson's policy Mr.. Thomas after returnolaS thanks
fr the nomination aud defending ms coarse IN Congress
said -
his speeches made assassin atom Of MIR Lincoln %
The qucstou Of reconsueon. Mr. 1homas sal ,hat rrc
sirucon Of Rebel clement ftse SOUTH and Of that OLD
Copperhcad ympahhe rebeous senent OF the SOil tran
IN he alton Rebel States snre tnnda
ton Of Justice and trus. Ahou Zoe Psesie IN 9rmng
local r She rebers Slate has allowed very
Rebel fought the Gov ssnment during ne hrhc
lion Pst formntoa of such g'yefnnss ahi
thereby handing therrOver to thny men who attempt d "
oyerow destroy them. aud hos placed tho unioAisis q"
al en- nr,Inee revolu,iolb y taxing those nea gov
the President. and while Csogress was sfrTra eng
ehierinea-hAH ven w ,bni, nrssept condition
ev were yielding the Union fament OF those stats 70 te
ou. a. rrfdefons keeping who would sooner or
80 .5 ,ben and their prime oessI Conaress preferred
tbst peace aud tranquility shosd b. rtsofi thtt tneIe
houd b. no and ihs the responsibility OF me ol
IN which those ate had been resrs rsl Shoud
re-, with ihc who attem sifd 10 IrofsaH| ,n au
who now tufis his anathemas at the heaiS9i men so as
tige. q the people dared TO do 10 more than he
t by imposing and copi ions upon these states plDF
% their beng fully restored 20 10. fgnt "a ~
rolcing "a ne civil tshss bill Mi IESots aii c,ni'
10 rst u3ol Negro not heretofore grdiisd To nm n ms
land wits the exception u The riglt 70 lsl i.e L
E,ls b bal been operation 90 this o ince us 'uop
ton As AN Of Congress. and have A teI sc ~ y
e1p.rioncs where n has made one VIII u1n -,
NM ms white or whore has plc-4 The hum0csl whts
man ugoa any eqralU with te negro ;" S S s,aI
~ rr, ftc negro 10 same Titht 20 snc OF % % n.4
- ,,t ,rl eofroe contract md - testify IN court Of
Justice ~ % does wait miu. bat y'a M as We" ls ~
TIA, negro D. placed upon 80 h'{ wiz WIZ ..
cnu. b. yes and beahes ard has hS beng 10 tAo Slo
woga myself 90 gel! me That - gHHg hlm '.e s
rislts Of person aui o. property he placed upon an
wl.l Us socially Do man Is my csih even ls VIM ~ =
Uaios, ci,ose g. make him 80 tae WO.' m. I
equality D. regulated by aus oWR p'cil taste lH 80
depla Cnvsnionoi which Aaares johnson y god aihe,
head oi d. North spoasorsn The eveaih resolution
has gone far avof Of The fsts Of t1e eTau'pal %,
a undo bedly corkcl % 81 The purpose 81 mAAI mo
ioysi Norm bflcve Nil johnson ana hs parry ~. "
,~y q VIZ. S'ib bones, n tbs 1ssaoO Of not
still o. tho prncil.es o. i,et Platform SSa one
,el t, took tot the do.i party IA MARYLAND as We arc
uow odays a. ne lhoI o. ,.e 49, 90 q, s colrd
r w 10 Rebei, Ihonas said the contest IN she country
d n II uynnI is The most important yet eneF ihto ~ t1e
rs MS TO decide only whether the fe Of TVS gov
eminent are - banded over 10 II hors pa wDeasi
p1cll power Of tbs state Is - DC paced IN I'D olnl' 10
ds'ralc by Constitution and many OF NHoA
ar. to-day ouy protected from criminal prosecution 10y
# P,,der,is pardon which they have ~ DER POCKET Ar
Tboma. deaoglcs1 the treachery aud treason ol %
swami WIN had BETRAYED the Union party ana R
Uni.u th1t tie decat o. Tue gLl1h pai3 % -.
land this Fin would be TIE rees;aDi'hnent OF voc
re treason AID Of traitors ~ , mem N
r , into lrig clutches he power which they ha'a ost
ana ne naugurliiou % movement on the part 81 10 VIC
.l' rttrour no Constitution " Statei 20 turn every
Tain man now TO- power OF oc AMI TO strike out that
,a.e IN The Cousttron which prevents the Lessatlie
fou taxing people for negroes made Tree oy tue oi' "
'hs vsr -,-,,,, ,,ol,,,ed throughout his re.
marks OF which The above - aA abstract. Su'I1 wei"
veu ior Congress and Thomas, an sroans Tor Johnson
So,IytTloy IN rug THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
sr''i "'''''" BALrmJas wednesday July %, 1850.
Tho IlTl District Congressional Convention met 10 ia
,i,l,e today Nr j. j. stewart was nominacd for Con
r-rs after which resolutions verc adopted ndoTsins ue
nor Of Congress the Constitutional Amendment ana
AM measure. by which is proposed 70 incorporate mo
our organic las principle, SO uuwPhantj lil'allei %
L i,f,lc.fell: d.rorncng President Johlsons course
a. unusc, unpl'rotic and direct uslratloN Oh tio
n,wrr, Of Congress and ins.rucnS The nominee 70 rs
r,clv carry 0ut the principles OF tho resolutions N.Y.
stewart was formerly Collector OF Internal revenue Iot
the III District but two years ago he rem9Ved 20 We
hid and WAS appointed Assessor OK Interim h''o"'i
which Office he now holds -,... -. Al, .
Many Radicals objected to the nomination because the
Union ,uborduaies in the Office the Assistant Assessors
and clerks holding appointments underline fslsut tooA
an cy part in securing IT, and many Of the delegates
Ired that il he and subordinates were s;aSnout RAD
al mel would not bc the they would Dee AFRAID ~
rr,oyeI on the other hand, M stewart made speech
to-day endorsing Congress IN opposition TO the fe,Ilcn.
M licy and pledg ng himself 20 act with the majority
OF HE Union party ia the great battle for universal rec
! Am. His opponents TOR the nomination were Meny
Ssa,brIdre G. &. Fulton, Baltus Kennald and W. J.
/ nichols each Of rhom received few votes.
/ FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
/ sosel,l plspitrh % The y y ltioIas - -, ,,.c
op7'''' FRgpFRfcE Nd. "Wednesday. Aug p, 1875.
Tho Hon. Francis Tomas was unanimously renonl-
80 C,n,,ress bv the lVh District Convention IN 5
! @0orro,n An opposing candidates voluntarily WITH
drew The Unionst- o Western Maryland are confident
80 ~ e'.,t,,n Cougrcs, was inOrscd and johnson de-
| ponuced by the Convention which nomina'el him'
TIE FtFrH CONFESSIONAL DISTRICT.
| s,.., p,,rltcn 90 IAc =. Tr1gr@ ~ ,.,c
9p'-" ''' TfImrrs MILLS "Wednesday Aug y. l-S
Tho fifth District Union Convention nominated to-day
| W. Albert Of Baltimore County, BY acclamauon, ~
~" Iru ,auJ date toy Congress Mr. Albert - wealthy
bant In business IN Baltimore and was an klecior on
HI i"c,u and ,hnson ticket He isa prominent mcnl'
~ ,ts Freedmen, Aid Commission, aud welknOwn
ridsnt Union.st who supports Congress. lie was TIE
! Nm n,soaa friend Of Alr Lincoln