New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
POLITICAL.
TIE BORDER STATES REPUBLICAN, CON
VLNT1ON.


VINTION.
IrE OPGANIzATION-L IRON SlNAToR
5UMNEE-IHE RESOLUTIONS.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 12.-lh5 Border state
Republican Convention assembled in to Front Street
Theater at noon to-day Delegates were present rom
Delaware, Tennessee Missouri, Kentucfy, psrl.I on
couma and Maryland for the pIloe III me ne MnhSoed
Suffrage aud demand Of Congress the pa.s9ge ol ,,o @
SumnerWilsOn bill" There was no ul'Vn. ao' VI ary -
count OF race or color in the Conyenton temporary
orssnization was effected. with the Hon iSm, IS.s
w. .iayton OF Marya secretary; .,Pn CV,n,
mittNe on Rcsolutlons were appolned, COZ i91ins n
Of the Won A. uressTe OF MeyaHd, Hd 'd Mern Of
Missouri j J. Stewart oi Maryland n. a. sd Ienhna os ~
Delaware stockct Matthews or Jond pr,d An
thony Higgins Of Delaware. The following p&mgr7!nV W.!
officers vert elected President hG non % uor 9, M
souri, Col II Clcndenng Of Missouri; the Hon Il. Is
SEQ lion 7 A Cresswell of Maryland George A. Coos OF
MARYLAND Harmon Robinson OF Delaware, kobcrf H.
ems OF Delaware Samuel segare OF Delaware, David
(ioslorn of West Virginia Mr. Gallagher OF West virginia
L. 4 Johnson. District OF Columbia A. J. CiarR p''lo'
OF Columbia. ,
Speeches were made by the Hon. Messrs Maynard;
Crcsswcl and others Letters lron wllte anu t SOl"e
distinguished politicians among tbcn one from senator
Sumner, which. after stating his inability tobe present.
Congress will leave undono what il ought to do II
fails TO provide promptly FOR the establishment oi fu
Rights whether political or civil everywhere tnfOyEnous
or postp0ned The idea is intOerabe that any State
under any Pre!engcn Of state rights can set uR PonH
republican goyernnlout insist with all my soul that
suCh government must be- rejected as inconsistent WIN
ttc requirements OF tLc DeciaIauon o lhnelcpucu,0
Faithfully yours, CHARLES SUMNEk.'
The following resolutions were adopted: ..-..
First s the dut Of Congress gadei ue National consultation 70
poee; . squ tight. Of al loyal Aueean ea regsId', Of i1
complexion AMI TIE right OF State TO lha the
inshc class admit, II. rf 70 Limit to any eIiea' ~ & ia @
.iCtesIy gosrdd ssau.t By the lDatl9On m Ielas & sn
Sogas I With this day pieei upon by the tndsmentai T e
lft Republ The Co9s that has Prescribed Sos 1 S sqI ID
icr states i,ts' cben cannot "a hs % % ,b ~ | .,or
H. T shcss people have slwsJs y adhered 70 The Republic
,rhar, ros 60, osy be- an ,c o a dua. ard
protection W e BoreI stes but new bh 3I uIp 10 20,
Isj Is s1s,5. aa- + ss.s'''Ds 'D' ''s-' ''
FG That We respectfully urre Conrr,s, 70 SCI barely and hor
ouabv IN TIE adoption vtseye, they may determine tt
requisite the establishment of peaee AID
Whole expect item 10 rep1e fol f IN The Scusge 10Y
intelligence OF ho The Peope who regard 70 YEN,
eoi Nho VII sEs's sustain oenss ~ IS, "a M M - " "
TIE most i1otoa !, Dc Gi ,iae sl % % @ s 49,, IF Con
r,s by ssta;t The States republican form o severn
gl 5 .ccSn S az sspt Z the Con,aon a Ur.cd States
providing tss' Sse shat d;Fsnel az eth utt' IA'
color ed sl pat etyoaa t5e das'' " I'I"''
Tho other resolutions approve the action of Congress
I'm tho reconstruction OF tho Rebel Siaeh ackno~leugr
the patriotic services OF the Hon y NJ Stanton and ce
Congress 90 ronstate linn. applaud the lntaiy ser
vices. prudence, and hrmness OF Gen Grant ana III.
country looks TO him execute the reconstruction acts o
Congress.
Tlti ne iuy Of De House Of nepteui.iye. a 'he pIr ~
re,ess o. ~ aPproiene session 70 present a'ie' o %
o-snsi Che Constitution md the Laws passed IN pa1anes
i7,p OF the Goycuuneu obs.furnz hauns and ds th
esasira''ion Of he state e % lot ~ s ,l y, % b ,
the Pever obsuaaey sr Witch b. ilee,ie' A. a
oftls ioys. people o the ration
The Convention adjourned 10 the mass meeting.
The risss meeting held tonight by the delegates, IN The
Fropist Theotcr was largo and enthusiastic number
o. speeches were made generally iayOIIug the hnpcach
iieut of President Johnson