, 1869-05-21

The conFenf!oo 6csnd with sFeaS ttnaui1uty To-
day upon thn Southern Pacific Railroad and the
report u tAs committee On that subject WA
| unasuttao11iy adopted But when the Committee
! on Direct Fraie With Europe reported and named
Norfolk II the point from witch 1uch trade Is 70
] be carried, An excited dehate spruue un which
/ lasied N day. The Alabama delegation imme.
dfatelJ cdEcd n amendment, which recoSctIod
Gae c.1ma o1 altae Southern seaPosss, and moved
| Upon tha aue,ect, Nr. wnsntson, OF c1uctu.
nsM ss2o1s =, follow ~ might be supposed
| Cincinnati viii soon stretch oot her arm sad shske
1an dn md nd, Of 49,. Assale: tIoaa spplsu.c.1
aai We desire you 70 hase @ l. Ton TEs w, 5eRs
uon. and We dek'1c that you ahai have it ,hst Sal
Jca canno. have 1t frnm Europe unlas you miag
70 Sew York, they viii no, aticrxsrus 20 to
Georgia; but al the convention CA do
70 take measures for consulting WITH the capital
lines ol heaEsa1ra and get them interested In Il
| Iet tnein tafc away your products and briu1 hsck
s 10 son ~ nons M and nesre and muscle, aEd then you
s1oa yo,. snd 5oa naay laugh d. sab,ldy and tax.
| loud applause
4 MI John Everett announced az recently from
Eastanta, but now settled IN Memphis, made q
ht'i'cd Ataf lomcast.c speech In favor OF direct
Southern trade With Europe. In which he had the
ant ai1us!ons4 and appeal 10 sectional feelings,
which the Eoutheru members up 10 this tune had
p.udentlJ ssolded. lie said be was now engaged
In sending out agents 70 different parts Of Europe
to Isabuse the minds OF tue people there concern.
| ing the m!Arepreeented and ca1umnlated South
| Mt Everett showed hiEnself tmprdent and fool.
| Lab, hut received q good deal OF Rppiause The
| Engl6hnanh rcmarks seemed, 10 cone,derabc
! extent, 70 break down the wtsiom OF the conren.
uon IN slAtslnlng from political and sectional
| topcx+'
Chiffon. OF Kentucky, speaking In favor OF Nor.
lolk, LETT tho question TO Indulge In d fQsome
| -'ulogy on Stoucwau jackson ind John G cal
l IN
! Washington. .1eTFr,an and to Rotr'rt Anderson,
ms 8 s1st n5 ppe Of .n.usc while
Chiffon said hb had fought for toar and kaIt
In, had his own way, e. would hs7c tough. iorty
yeaza and halt THIS empty folly Va. fccctrei
With .ess1ni rounds of applaase and yeu!ng
I'd mo u1ied s9stes Boa 'eas r. e aSso4n re
tion Of capital In those bonds L. he oaid, ruin!nx
and dtsolating the South.
ot thc southern nr1na 10 the recent war but spoke
very feus:hy when he told the convention
es 'ns "a. only 10 ra .no% 10 &C. &C.. 1mp,s ss:
nl acres Of waste lands together md let them be
erred Up Into sn.a1 farms jost ns the settlers may
,sa&lutons hut kc ocevet. that Il the history Of
Virginia were truly written she would be entitled
70 mcEe than the rest Of the United States put To-
Here somebody threw magnolia upon snc'stasc
Which NJ: n cansht, up and nl.de . nlshfalut!a
At thta point the good sense OF the convention
nllme The Opera House, the previous question was
u . sccne OF lnehttui misunderstanding
| cnsueh ~ to What Vas The previous question;
whether L Was The reHor favorable to Norfolk OF
| the alabama amendment For one entire hour
| the convention assumed the form Of noisy mob,
| and presented scence Of y1olence and tuinult i
nave kc!aom witnessed Finally The demand for
1Ee pEeTlons question Tns rrconaidercd, and the
So11ok RESOLUTION referred back to the Committee
/ IN Direct Trade With Europe.
The convention Then adjourned.
The following are corrected lists OF the dele-
gates NON The states named:
s, AtseY!i-M: IN 4: dyson, ". u Stone, John
+ e. Eanni1cr, II. u. Alson j. ii. Nc1ernan,
7. n, Thatcher, John 1nsic, Isaac kect, John
& itinst,-w. " r ,IEoyne. J. E. psovsnr, G. Ely.
ncssse has she la;scs! Delegation, virstais ne1t,
| Aui Gtorrta third. Ohio has the largest dtIega-
aon q any N.Iacn shts TIE only Southern
sprncuc has msde himself active to-day, This
afternoon he save so The banking Committee OF
ns1s ae 9s GeTs se TsnDns anasss u.s.
! lngs ASSOCIATION 1t the Uper1 liouse.
large crowd assembled ut the iasscr ptaee to
snx hnne u on n9d m 1aa a4 TX TINE
rnce had leIt telorc hr closed Ills cdor1 was de-
voted to thu i1ca tha: the country Is abo1t ru-
hands nf ,ht lev. ihsY tha ,ressas ~ 'nS nI
10 Ie,r,o .,a ~ ia,o.enr' nn1 aue masses q oi
, MY ots, LIZ .spo4 !aR tnea ato4t tau aAfc II,
~ 'nn pu5!fes ns eFe,1 G "aese olEani1e:
n.nac,' ~ rntnrtM ~ 49, ~, ua.'' au4
! !t -. .1.uH.S Vi 1"o WEI us aoLes, Will
OIL ausiluE "o.u. t'
~, .,, nsu ~ kne souFen.ou " IT seHletta4
tata .f+..ntn HniS"s. s1ats ~ ens y
A. murh sWinT "a' n's 'e@ sAsS' o1ase's "a'e
[ " - :, 1870. ,,,,, L. ~
rive SssAm5oan wiA paIIetpAIs IN INC excursion
| ~ mTn,e ~ 'e4 1o"N+ e'N-1 A"e'40eo "t@a oeAo
ANA'> N, THE .ssoe1Aryn pRpss
| Nvx,r,,e ~, a. 1Hn,aa..a ,a,,,,.. .,
~ MxH.11,s, .a nay D-neseglSa e, eonunne 70 A.
~ e roS .,os,st t1ea ,soi o1E n 1nose
| n!NtNs Ae "eicsaseS lota A'A41oAs aau 1enns3l-
'H7.s. 49, .,-,,,tc, ,,.,,, !, ,.on,.r ,,,,, .r.,
49, anc ,I..t ~ ~ a4iat 9, ~ .oenl A..gs
atorc ~ srcet M ,,rn ann ,ore ~ T., M raIt
.1e,,n, ~ ma az eon.er+ton tnsra W,ui.s e He -
"a G'e ToI, u, -, o.
Itto =; r~a ~ ua,.nrinitse ~ 80 =,
rnnoStnt, The taf1,,cftnns n ,hs Tsrn.s.c i3trr-
| IND c,naI around III. snns.a 1leterras ~ =
| - Arn1nInnniratnn vas r.scctrrd frnm the sdem
rhis 4 Chaflcxsop KaIIsoaa extending tho time
! fnr tht. rctnrn 0f Ijetecates n the 1st Of June
/ Hinder ne csI1 at Sintrs lhe toilowtnv rcso,u-
t.on, were Rad and ryIcfTcti. together With nsn1
I noi rsai:
That stan,tnC committees hold over until the
| neIt sess,nn thc {shaIr;nan nf which ANAL hive
ROVER u cali thep, iocihcr Al any time a1t! re-.
Guc4tinE r.ir,,n,ls tn furnish t1nnspoftaltoE.
Asking esch State Ia hoLi couyentious and an.
Yotnf ten uei4rfts n a Cenersi t,ommer.ss Con
scniieu;
| For committee 10 nncrrtatu the eYnediency OF
t.mr tnftnr. '@N'o" *'' 'eo1'
Rcoursttnr Southern rallroads To hold con~su-
ton fur the PURPOSE OF cstsplIshag m ln,migr1-
tion co,,A,raitpn and tnktnr means 10 aJs.cmattse
,si,oy fThts uas nhly snnpnrscd by Colonel Cole