The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

Bread-sud- Batter efforts al PhiIsdelDhis
and CIsveland. as it did also in brains.
There vas no forced applause over rem
egads speeches. as At Philadelphia, or
demonstrations Of JOY as the greetiEgs Of
such cut threats and traitors a. Forest,
as at Cleveland.
We have only room Tor = few incidents
Of the Conventions. = GHait)1
L. Edwin Dudley, who had been a
private soldier from any eastern State vas.
chosen temporary President Of the Cor.
SentiOn. Mr.. Dudley held elerkship in
the Treasury Department. and vas re-
fused furlOugh to attend the Pittsburgh
Convention, ROtEithstandiaR there was
three,days due him on = CormsrfuIlougb.
He very promptly and properly resigned.
His letter Of resignation was read before
the Convention. aud he Was elected TEN
porary President amid desfening roars of
applause. Other soldier clerks we're told
that if they went to Pittsburgh they
.Eould lose their positions. Think oil
the meannsss Of the administration that
will refuse its clerks permission to attend
a loyal conve ntiOn, while farloughs are
freely offered to attend the affsir At Clsys-
land, which cheersd for Forest. '.,
General Coz, present Governor Of Ohio.
was made permanent President. Gss.
Logan would have enjoyed this honor had
be been present. 's.- "a
When the delegations from the differ
snt States wers called, Wisconsin entered
with the live. eaglss ''Old Abs." borne
alOft on HE perch. which was most vO-
Icilsrously applauded by the ladies and
gentlemen present. "Old ABB Was as
signed position of honor on the platform.
! Another incident sent thrill through
every heart. The drummer boy of the
,Rsppahannock, who, on 3 memora bic
occasion, led the forlOrn hope ,OvsF- the
stream. came to the front OF the platform
and beat the long roll. The effect pro-
duced can Be better imSgiued than de-
scribed, ...zss,, =, ....
One Of the mottosiiu the hall contain :
ed the fol owing sentiment from Nash
vile speech Of Andrew Johnson, uttered
just TWO years ago. It comes back with
double force just now, on Andrews
head, that he has so lately rsvsd in such
furious manner about the constitution:
Whenever you End man anywhere
prating about the constitution Of the q nj
ted States, spot him-he is traitor
The procession was fully four miles
long, and was over an boar. passing any
given point, marching faster than quick
time. The streets for miles aud miles
were perfectly damned with people, ex-
cePting the space left clear for the col
umn. ~" '1. i'@'2a.'s. 7a "55-..-'- '3
The following good one is told of Kan
sas and Virginia p. ..... ..r-s-
Major Wilson, Of Indians. said he OBJ,
serv ed lie delegates from Virginia and
Kansas sitting side by side 10 the Con,
Vention. Il would be remembered that
the fret lighting of the conflict just end
ed occurred between these Two States 1t
Harper's Ferry. In order that the Hum
BILE individual at the White House might
have something to shed teaFs over. be
suggested three cheers for Kansas and
| Virgins. e-a1 .tasa7g ssI.aali s..s. .
A DelAgate-Make them take hug.
Major, Wilson--Yes; / move that they
take hug. ,a.la te-.ada-.E gtaqGa
Chair-Msj. Wilson moves that, for
general effecl9 [lsughter the Humble
Individual at Washington may have
cause to shsd tears, that the representa- i
| tiVes Of,Yirginia and Kansas, Who took
part in the first cOuAict, BE- crested by
The boys in blue. The motion was car
ried, a0d three cheers were given for Vir-
ginia and Kan saS.sa 81 ;ta5-at-.tas sI,Li 81
There were hundreds oftFansparenciss
and the following are some ofsthem: 80 ID
Radical Kansas began the war 10
1855, and proposes to fight it Out.''.
THE Moses of Kansas was q sharpe's
rifle. g'.One thousand dollars for Cop
Perhead negro" and on the rev erse, ''Ons
thousand dollars for . rebel who sup.
ports Congress- - sa''0 Oar policy-bullsts
aud ballots ''Andrsw johnson swings
around the circle, but he won't swing Jelf
Davis Congress Is our MOsss.''
'.Our country; with our bullets We have
defended, and with our ballots We will
sustain it, One transparency display
cd large Jug, labeled ''COrn Whiskey.''
and on the reverse was painted the spout
with "a. dominates A." Another had
circle with "a empty bottle on one side
and an empty glsss opposite, with the
single word inside, ''Oomplets.'' One
vas key with = bole in one head, and
the word empty onthe opposite end
was the inscriptions, 'sAndy hes gone
over ..lsa@ % ~ sai IS 1e.r'ge - 8.
An IEDUoEMENT TO VIsIT CAEADA.-
The Buffalo IN. " Courier publishes
che following communication from blood