New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-06

and South In extending the hand Of fellowship TO the
late opponents however he remarked that ne wished no
To be misunderstood. lie had nothing 70 relfact OF h,
acts on the Democratic soldiers In putting f0rtl
their best endeavos suppress rebeon those acts had
been consistent and mertoriOus; but now that wal
was over now that Southern disuniOust had been over
thrown il was their duty to put down The Radical dis
secpesT was then proposed by Cen Mc0nade and
| unanimously elected Cen. John X. Slack Of MARYLAND
iugo1 81 lynch Of New-York Col O. stoddard Of Con
necticut Capt Thomas Brigham Of Maine, Capt o. o.
Chase OF West Virginia, aud Private j. Hdrtth OF III
nos Gen. Campbell Of ONO then offered me ioo wing
which were referred 10 the Committee on RESOLUTIONS 10
Fiss During Se iats Rebellion we up the call Of
orr National Government relying on ne integrity oil Co-sIs m
Union Min IN the dignity equality and rights
impaired and not 10 any pin Of oppression or 2 3u purpose, 81 @
aud efnnitd the Radical has by fraudulent use OF ';
ana b otic 81 arms ~ sqS. OF ae ,o5 5 epS.
BY Army Navy OF the union and Uhs That party has
forfeited ali confidence support Because has niu-
lou iii and hosts eondes keep therefore,
., sy5 5o 1's ria s insone 5 s patty 'o r
specially and urgently appeal to the Democratic pl nov in Nations
Convention assembled this city nominate candidate for the
Presidency q such Enovu aucedeu viii enable Us consistently
all the se 70 their legitimate rights ia the unlon end 10 redeeg
the utegtr fraternity prosperity and true go o. me american he
Ia! victor Of peace that 20 heal the gnyoa TeaTd, Of war
the foregoing preamble and resolution the Democratic Ma
Gen Thomas Ewing Jr, OF Ohio, then addressed the
Convention IN speech OF about one hour ald alalI
mlttee Oh Permanent Organization reported the follow
ton
Permanent CsrsnMorGen W Franklin Of Connecticut
Tor Tee Ircsdui-Msor D. r. Ia;'ing Maine Gen d. ~ Don
h'5sou M.s.hp'eii' Gen T g. bknsi5a Con7eSel 81 o
a; HaL ,gls s Ien 5 y" DiiSlI b Gepis Lieut.
Measy South Carolina D. Vance Western y5s1a3 Cen =
Illinois, Gen J. $ Fullerton, Missouri: Major W1a9 hchs11i
MAJOR W H. White. Kentucky Col IL MekilheH Foda cen. d
L Car e-or Akra'is Col Evari Aabama Major G Rhodes
Gen Thee Ruuvon EewJeey Col John Patrick, Nebraska Gen
OHIO Major Leopold Bamenbeg Mayaad Gen J. b. s'eadman
louisiana Gen Horace MAiieH. fers
Gen. Franklin was received with three cheers. He
slId That he hoped difficult questions OF order
would arise. Secret military organizations were justly
looked with dstrust They were dangerous; aud sol
ders had right 20 their positions as political
power What then, were they dong in forming an or
@uzaon OF sodiersf FIRST II was NOT secret oigih-
izaOn but there a secret organization thoroughly
OIgIuizcd during the war through the Vest ana proD-
bly, through the SOutlthe Grand Army OF TIE ltpuDuc,
organized Tor political purposes, ana opposed To II
another and those two might at any time fly at each
others trOats, ana thus delnge the country WIN Dioou
To declare that Conservative men would not
enter into such organizations was our purpose:
To show the country That the Ghc1go 5ol soldiers
aud Sailors Convention (so-caied) dld not represent
A COMMITTEES on Resolutions was then announced and
also the following q National Executive Committee
Michigan Col NJ Shoemaker Kentucky, Col c. ID.
Peuncbacker; NeW-Hampshire. Gen. b. l. D0n0hue :
District Of Columbia Col J. b. OBerne West Virginia,
o. c. Chase; New.York, Gen, James heQuade Iennes-
Delaware Capt J. NJ Barr; Connecticut. Major J. Il.
Cost; Maine Col A. W. bradbury Pennsy wanna, Gen.
Nebraska, Major Joseph W. Paddock; EewMexco. Gen.
b. G. Cutler; illinois, brgadierGen George g. rogers
Ohio. Gen. l.. d. Campbell; Massachusetts,, Col Eli C.
kInsiey; Indiana, Col H. G. shaw Iowa, CAPT Il. "
Cross Maryland. Major Dar5ey Herbert; Rhode Island
Gen. John G.. Hazard; Alabama MAYOR W. II. y. Kan
dali Kansas, Gen. Hugh Cameroni Mississippi capt b.
{. Burns Ncw-Jerscy. Gen. Theodore Runyon
The Convention adjourned, 10 meet again on Monday
morning. at o'clock, when the delegates are to Dc
escorted from headquarters lthc Moiatt Mansion3 TO
the Cooper Institute by the veteran soldiers ana sailors
OF this city.