The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-07
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brated by the Americans In this city in . splen.
did manner.
grand dinner and ball were given, which
were very fully attended BY French and Amer.
| lean ladies and gentlemen.
STuroARDr, July o.-Bancroft had an inter.
view with King Charles, OF wurtemburg, a,
which he presented his credentials as a repre-.
sentative Of the United States, and received
an Invitation to dine with the king. II is un.
derstood that the Government Is now ready 70
rstify naturalization treaty with the United
States.
BELGRADE, July SO. HemAlovic, brother
in.law of Prince Lord Gcorgewick, has been
executed for participation In the recent con
spiracy.
LONDON, July e.-Sir Morton Peto has
passed through the court Of bankruptcy and
been discharged.
The Tammany Hall Convention I'm
Now York.
| NEW YoRK, July o.-The Tammany Hall
Convention was called to order at 20 minutei
after I O'Clock. The Hall was crowded and the
ga,-light ready for an participated evening
| session.
On taking the chair Mr.. sey mour was greeted
with cheers.
bv m. 1,g horne he s.r...nt n. %. 49,. :.
ceiyed with loud cheers.
Mr.. Woody. ard. of pepn.xiv.,i. ,,o..,,.a
the committee from the tJonvention n the
Soldiers and Sailors. They were requested to
take position upon the platform.
The President. The Chair has the honor to
introduce to the convention Gen. Franklin,
as one who represents here now the eon.erv,.
tive soldiers and sailors of our country who
| desire peace, Union and fratern.l Regard
Gen. FRANKLIN. 1 have been deputsd bv IN.
| Conservative Soldiers, and Sailor,, conyep.
ton, sitting in this place, to present to Won
| the committee. This committee has for Its
chairman Gen. II. W. Slooum, of this State.
and It has prepared an address which 1t do.
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eo nn,
az. go, ~. ~. men isau ,ho auafess' winch
,io, Wv s'. anu sailors con-
1890 sPUseu Vi uoieRAes from every
session y, uhe on'on' ana proceeded to ar.
"sn .he nePuohcah party ior destroying the
.Iuany VI inc o.a'e'i ior ehdeavoring to es-
Aa negro sunrase'i LOT It's enorts to es-
.Honsh impeAehmenti ior It's alleged Injustice
70 the ioyh men oil the South, who have
always oeen true 70 the Union, and Its unjust
favor 70 ehfeoeis VINO nave seen ut to aid
Il -.
o uen' Vi ms eohsututional power
oe, sno army, Ahu ior Hs hiesAi course In
enaons Yen !" eon'roi ths southern
eieo'ions through ioroe and fraud.
fho auuiess hopeu mat no devotion 10 men
VI aunerenoe 70 past issues VIII DO permitted
W ena"nsef lne success OF the great party to
""'oh inc country iooks iof reiief lap
piause.l
An oon',usion, me aaufess hoped mat both
oo1ies "in oe eH"o'ea W WORK 'osether ior the
soa"''n soou.
the feaoinB oi ,he names OF FRANKLIN, Mo
I.nan, W. =. smith, anu other wei-known
soiu ,., Nh,oh were attaehed 70 the address,
ehei'eu iui'her enthusiasm.
in' oh"'r sheh in'roauoeu deherai Thomas
EWING Jr' Oh ohio' VINO proceeded to address
'he oon'enuoh'
uenerai Ewing saiu lit were appropriate
LOT me- would be impossible for lack Of
voice 70 express TO THIS convention the thank
iuiheHs wh,ch ana the members OF tho con-
veh'ioh ieei LOT the cordial and enthusiastic
nAnner VI .his fecePtioh' we feel that the
nen'oe's Vi 'he TWO conventions, however
wiaely separated their paths may have been
IN the past VIII march heneeiorth In one line.
lapp'ause'l
we earnestly wish TO accomplish the pur-
poses Oh the war, as we understand them. lap
piauSe'l The truly cordial, unconditional
restoration OF the Union. tApplause.l We
have no sympathy for those purposes which
have been falsely and dishonesty substituted
BY the Republican party for the avowed OBJ
lects oil the war. lApplause.l We care not
LOT the dosmas oil negro suffrage. We abhor
their measures OF white Acknowledgement
lApplause,l We look upon them As enemies
to the republic when we see them ondeavor.
Ing, by means OF that power which a great and
eonhding people intrusted to them, undermine
aud overthrow the settled foundation Of our
Government. lApplause.l We cannot, we
snail not, associate with them longer. Zap.
piause'I we earnestly wish to associate with
the great body OF tho Democracy, North and
south. tApplause.l With Thousands against
whom we fought during the war. [Applause.l
with thousands who felt perhap. eoIdIy IN
the North, towards the Union cause, while
the war went on, with all OF those who now
cordially accept as the established theory of
the Constitution, that the Union 10 unsverv.
able, and who will stand by and defend the
Constitution. as interpreted by the govern