The New York herald., 1867-04-12

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The fAvoring bressss. for which sAnbs vAilsd long
time n VAN 70 wan A bark 70 ths haven - NJ hopes
without his call from avery auspicous quarter
10 iaducs The newly snffauchissd cssn iuass rights
ID privilege oontsudsd for By shs rspubissss cousssv
ativs Union and ultra Southern rivals His honors ail
thick upon him shss hs d Asly - btsne 70 The
groanA by ~ very weight end muiAItu1e ~ them.
Freedom, franchise olAcA Whist ns9tf Bl1 ysan ego,
nos sxand now the seductive plsadngs e ssequsncs
alons pessusds end sambo u ma uhsss innssnss as0
favor important be conciiistsA He h even
talked of for Gevsrno = bong prsfsrahe = Bownlew
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pect 70 obtain ms vote the rspubcans cSiculatsA
upon him By giving him suffrage. 30 10 happens thas
every wind blows good 10 6ambo - eA Asss
bus Il d wondsrfai 70 SEA Lass evssns mssans
hslA in his honor pusuant TO the following call posted
In conspiouous places about tho city," Attention. fres
men A public meeting V 70 b hsd this evsnng at
the CITY Hall 10 appoint delegates 70 The Conservative
Union Convention, 70 b held At Meanwhile me 10Th
Instant nomisais candidate for governor All oiti-
ssns and Quasd psrso Without distiset,ou "
color are respectfully invited 70 send speeches wlll
be mads on The political issues of the day" {
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number Of thres hundred about the black bsiag
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Tue negroes shod inform themsslves and do precisely
as they pleased II they wanted these books and pa
pcrs and the debate they might have iuem Gratis II
they wanted literature on tho other sihc--k ny, no
couldn't furnish H. He did moi keep such trash about
Several others spoke among them the Hon. J. r.
Hood He was introduced ss being the nrst man, south
Of tho Ohio, who had Proclaimed equal Fights TO all
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body cried sncr him that he had "wool In hts molih;
but now every man You could most had wool N his
Tho committee then reported the following resolu-
lions, which were adopted 49, -s-A1s~ /.
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committee OF nve were then appointed, oDe OF the
number being colored man. select delegates 30 repre-
sent the conservative Union men Of Hamilton county at
the Nashville Convention.
speech from . colorcd gentleman. Rev. Mr. Letcher,
concluded the exercises. 10 wss nou-committal de-
o,dedly He proressed adherence 70 party, and told
the Executive Committee that he would devote all his
spare time 20 thought and would ultmssiy vote 70 suit
Ma oonvctious The whole affair went or with great
dcal Of humor, and every one came away apparently
satisfied.
the marks OF both though 70 the extent that might
be supposed From Lookout Mountain you can form
some idea Of the broad Of water that overpread
tho town and nelghborlng fields, bringing In It's pro-
grsss fear and desolaAou. Yonder, whore tho river
bends lies the city situated for The most part ON the low
ground The water and almost entirely covers this
tongue Of lama soemsd BY the osBd Of the river,