New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27


,,ti i.,s - tho names Of qu,llGed voters Of ihe
Sal Hic rcelsiraton fhall be >ydenre y gaa.nca
ton 10 vote shan be m,t eueorilo 10 before as
sru,'re once; q fllule TO Comply Win tHls N"c"' Wv
0' Jacobs coored mcsnher. ctgor resolution ihSt
~ ,r...n s,aH ever b, Imprisoned iOr dcI ol ~ ~
,.is1 EXCEPT as IunlRment for crlae' heieiIe' 'U
"fy c 81 Tie TACT mat large amount Of propGIy ~
W. mi litife be neht the creditor, and the rum
az the debtor Therefore it wes resolved that NM t
10 ofed 10 confer with Cen. Gilcn, ana urge nm 70
ted ler 20 tie sherifs Of the state, lcrDdung uo
sale 81 any inoye property until further orders; S nd
,rsifi6s have been Before the Convention BEFORE anu
nave always been the signal for excited debate e -
on The present occasion called out expressions VI
tcfse feaug II was said that everybody IN te IN.
counties were suffering, vet with the rehei oil su '
they could live til another crop cona 9 9 ne
We must save the great Of the people rom ny
wreck ana ruin 70 which they are being drawn Inc Inc
General commanding had sigme9 his %lilngC,' tebo1d
the collection OF debts 50 soon as thS convention aOu
ne co,orcd men were united in opposition to the leso-
luton They conceived that such an order WoHG 20
heavily against them that the suffering IL would DIs 10
item Who we're less able to bear It, would be greater tn
any relief N would bring TO others The small amour
due them they needed for daily sustenance Nlo ,Sas
results Of their labor they could not I'VE men f
said that both white men and black men ~ nov VI
this once happy state were now steeped III PIC
erty, colored member asked WI Iee $3.50 rho
black men in any other condition in TINS Siatct mJ
reply was, am sent here by c9orcd c9hs9J man, nam
VIII allow man 10 be better lilehd Oh 'o i i" ma
than am The resolution was passed by IA ~ .
ioTity, when reconsideration was lnloI i ,r1 thc
tsble Lost Pending the motion 10 reconsider uhucr
much excitement the Convention dtIOulitu'
AT caucus held afteTwaId If the Repu6lcah lhclp'lS
Of the Convention more harmonious sentiment vas Sc
fred by mutual concessions. The opinion steiueu /"
rrcVafl That i'm theory order law staying hc -
cuOu OF legal process was wrong ana uuCOI'
II admitted M AL il must rest on the pea 81 "e''sug
which knows no law II claimed that the hetcesl!
was great enough FOR tho issuance or an oucr s9HS
local action not for three months merely, or uhlI INC IT,
e0f,strucflon Of the State but for nncynine years
stav-law is a dOubc-edgcd sword, very dhhcuIt 10
handle aud liable cut friends as well as Toes II inc
wages or the aValS OF labor exempt nom us &c o
II, would meet with little more favor ana Gen. uVin
was willing to issue an order TO that end operating UNIV
The state could be brought into the Union uuc to h'
Constitutior and the civil Offices filed WIN GOO"
and tre men, favorable To the poor ana iIt it'S ~" '
ready 10 foster the industrial interests I lhe Oo""''
! There 1yOuld be but little objection 10 II. -, Q
The administration of law IN the STATE is III tIc ~ "
Rebels and Rebel symplthiZcrS, WHO care nothing ioi g
onurCssye cxaciOns against the black, Dut TAKE IcsO
I'm bringing him under the ban Of mockeiy oi law
! APPOINTMENT OF TAX Observation-Disclosures
TO THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoNNLN-
TON.
JACKSON. Jan. 2j.--In the Constitutional Con
ortou fndav the TCuort Of The Select Committee az
poufcd 10 wait upon Gen. Gillcm ard request 81 nm
suspcusiOn Of the collection Of the pOlaN Tor 1917 ON ~
ucrsous who are denied representation was ecomhltou
i,rOydcd for the Tax ordinance. MI Parsons one OF
The delegates from Adams County, offered resolution
which was adopted that 10 delegate RECOMMENDING
collector TO this Convention for s county Shai receive
any conversation for his services III Tie convention uu
Sufficient amount has been collected in said county 10
nav said services provided on investigation IL ne louhl
that said collector Is irresponsible person Inc Con
ventiOn proceeded 10 appoint colec Tors Tor such cou
were prepared 10 bOuIHdtc anu VI 'nc % "ff''''
/ only one is cOiOrcd.
Messrs W l. sharkcy. L. VI. Yerger and T. IT, Handy
have been appoiuted 20 represent the Democratic party
OF Mississippi in the National Democratic Convention