New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
counties but threo-stovons, Pacific and clamsnoving
GEN. RosECRAXs ON LOYALTY.

GEN. RosECRANs ON LOYALTY.
! Gen. ROsecrans now the Democratic candl-
date for Governor Of Ohio was invited to attend Union
ratification meeting held San Francisco in the Summer
of 1867 but being unable to accept he sent letter. IN
which he said:
at is clear to me that we must have National party
for the future and equally that its bones sineS
blood and intellect must from the Union men OF
the country 1t ought to be and must be composed or
those who when told the Nation is lost brayely an
human liberty be recorded OF those whose thus
have so osn gave 81 tr ~ secret bride and
10Y that hlled Inc with hope and confidence III our III
"If could would say to those brave men who now
frankly accept the decision of the question they Iough
opposed and fought you-rust them Let not few ex-
tremsts, excited by vague unOunded apprehensions
meeting the great body of the National Union men repre-
sented by Congress, and closing forever the agitation
about reconstruction This is our common country You
are our brethren We shall not become excited against
you because few hotheads or few deeaying POi d
vantage Meet us with trust and cordially satisfy the
apprehensiOns even you know they unfounded OF
true though uniformed loyalty, and you
Will h tlond US PRAYER truer and more gen en-
ceece to admire you and deplore ysur present stna
ton These are my profound convictions rely ON the
70 be the most intelligent and persistent mantaneIs OF
the autonomy OF the States against the extremes OF an
ought, 10y the instincts Of conservatism, and in.
terest TO be with them II these views are correct it Is
obvious that there should be waveTiDg in their up
port OF tho general policy of Congress however ITS de
tails may or not require modification No Repre-
sentative ought TO be elected to Congress on platforms OF
open covert opposition to measures wherein fnay IS
more important than detail"
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
This body met at Sacramento on the 21st of
July. The Hon. o. c. Pratt of San Francisco nomi-
mated for Judge OF the Supreme Court the only State
officer be voted for this year. The resolutions were as
follows:
Red That The Repubc.a party Of cfT9, give, /, earnest
support the Administration Of President Grant and do hereby nuse
the policy Of his Administrator We recognize tie earnest
saoi Of The 10 fT @ b NATIONAL bt to prevent
peeaation aud fraud uPoa the Ieasay to enforce Ie IN
Rsd That the reso question ceased 70 be element
tie followed by act Of universal amnesty
ord That We VIII Pnls aud satisfaction The ed'nces Of
pic the Atlantic States aud Europe, with whom We are anxious to
cyvou but while yue preference the immigration Of peoP Of
our o"n race We hold that uoleials enl-I,n IRON t
and process Oflas enforce he Bug We are p 10 ol
R,orsd That recognize Of the General Government,
China; should be considered tl he adoption OF noaa
isri1nrss GCe7 ~ ' We be, hat the general prosperity viii
thai he closing Of ports this against Chinese would be
ncst injurious interests this coast reproach u"
the Intelligence Of the American people and e'1iFa to The '' q"
That @ Rgg1c'a having ever eve , bad ,t .s,a
the hlhlns curse Of slavery and il'qgurii new ere 10 ' t5s
orf-spondiugy diminished claim to have originated 10 s STATE
aud proclamation Republican President made applicable TO te
Re,5'rsi That We ado-.e he action or Senate Of ne ul
DIV If L. Genera joyqrnt to demand fan PREPARATION JOIN.
Indicted British Government aud her people upon our com
I,SGd That We sc ia fa1o Of imposing all hind, and classes
Ion and g. hat end favor the organization Of EQUAL
@T OF sss,w,5 si and oeo cfie S NAV ayi
n f ~ r t,Yog TO he sSaa Of revenues aJsoy
requisite 10 pay tie the state Government and 70
f.e,1f ain the ua Irial credit III Tie
E5rd That we ab joy the return Of and the prom
Using gus increasing development OF le conut and The a
eat prosperity whole people We earnestly invite the oopera
ton at the bs"tGol Of 81. MO asi, I we i l
settled questions OF slavery, rebellion IeeOa'ae'On anu negro sun
rage.
The Louisville Journal has adyices from
Nashville purportIng TO be from trustworthy source
making some startling disclosures concerning the plans
Of the Stokes party Tennessee. These adyices assert
that is the intention Of Gen Stokes TO assemble Legs
lature Of his own at Nashville, organize a separate
State Government and 10 call upon Gen Cooper OF tho
militia for his assistance Cen Cooper said to be com
mitted to the conspiracy well as the Federal Office
holders and the Republican municipal authorities OF
Nashville. part OF the scheme is attributed to Horace
Maynard but is said to have the approval OF BontWe
and other Republican leaders at Washington In lieu Of
the militia which dlsbanded Cen Cooper expects 10
be backed up by the Grand Army Of the Republic The
object Of this movement is TO create conflict calling for
the interpositon Of Congress which viii be memorahzcd
IN regard TO subject II is expected that the Admin
istration will protect Gen. Stokes ana party uhll Con
grcss meets
The Jacob Cohen Association held a meeting
last evening at stadt Theaer in the Bowery There
was large attendance. The remarks OF the orators
we're IN the interest OF Jacob Cohen, who "a candidate
for the office Of Supervisor
The Twenty Ward Jefferson Demo
cratic Association last evening at No 5s Eghihaye
About 100 members present The Special Commit
tee on Redisrcting the Twenty second Ward, appointed
two weeks since reported that they had waited upon the
members Of the Board OF Aldermen and urged the pas
ga &c OF the granting them % districts TO which they
arc entitled instead OF II 10 which they restricted,
and had been successful the Board having passed IT,
But the Assistant Board OF Aldermen had Ignored the
measure and adjourned without taking action upon II.
Some discussion ensucd and speeches were made adYO
Of Democrats who profess be opposed TO the corup
tons OF the Tammany Ring.