New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

=, n 4, necessary to secure these thss
49,. am ready to do 40. II tits necessary, ~,
s... and perpetuity Of the party tnst enou1 o.
80 ,nta ths geld and battle for tu princ'p'os'
~ A. 40 20. We are laboring in one common oeuso
"n,,osnism and that is the only party Wnlcn svein nb
s adheIen ana 70 ~ have lsSored for year, for RepHD
icSn doctrines that labor has been e1penueu 'V'
eiges mttee on Resolutions appointed "hv h
dnrne their absence the Convention was Waa Col K
SecTstsry oI Powers Col Bennett and J%GsSs
RaeT IN earnest eloquent words which 81 people
hiSS tSronsed the House Of Representative so,utions
The Committee on its return iSnstcbes Of THE
already printed in the teiesrSphiC oSp''>
The resolutions were adopted without hdIT called for,
roiSe Cee Mfm be sneakers desk was
cheers and loud applause Inc ood feeling that nad
the T1g on m ee Session the
their organiEatiOn for the COMING OF the Republican
briefly e GS wS sSs successful IN wea entered
been produced from chsoe dtepse Of the Legislature,
into an M sc and figures that that nSy
,s wen As could be expected hem thew their
wien %wGn M EsS SShSrscterised the DemGCrsN cm With bav
state pundeTPs at9 gsTb bond and the school fund Of
SeOie and he felt it safe TO say & IS1 '19 t9o Scy
6n an average oSo Ssrc fssr % had not been public
were p, p nor child educated While tS ~ hstISy
held control Of the sGc now S have to pay taxes to sustain
luG Peoplo NOuSuh system The Chickasaw School
tue COho ndered by the Democracy, ana until tney
% SHOW better hand they hsa Detr m h ee "es1 .ns Com
can parU nandmeuts, the Governor claimed that tney
mtneIy constitutional and when the DelnosTauc
IJ that these acts were not true they stared tnat
parry az, Iney 10 be false OF the coming election, ne
VA thsf there should he ample protection afforded at
tho ns and il Democrats attempted TO carry the eiec-
"n nv violence he would prevent them from occupying
the odces Democrats have yet TO learn hat the OOY
rnment intends enforcing the principles OF recOnsruc.
tim In conclusion, the Governor said II ne nao gone
sny wrong il Of the head and not OF the
heart and further he had not removed one man rem
office from personal animOsty III the people OF Mis-
coming election he would not go to the United states
senate he would not hold Office against the wishes Oh
The Governor was listened 10 with intense interest
and was frequently interrupted by applause Inc sue
cs of the Convention aud the harmony OF the factions
indicates for the Republicans brilliant victory N 10
yember. State Convention of Colored Men assemDou
here to-day to elect delegates to the Natona
ton assembled in the hall Of the House OF represents
lives, and presided over by the hOu' a; n DaNIs
Mr. w. II Fnrniss acting as Secretary. ReSolutons
presented by Col spenan hd9psins e one hepu t
senator Charles Sumner, and Gov. James H. acorn
and declaring them 10 be the uue e1ponentS OF
and the fast friends OF the cOored race
me delegates elected we're Col s. j. Ireland capt d.
Carter the Hon. James Lynch, Secretary Of State, and
FOL J. j. Speman for the state at large ana tne HON
n piles ex senator Revels, Mayor Wood OF NatcneI'
|oI Il j. White, the Hon. A. K. Davis the Hon. j. A;
Ross and b. X. Bruce, esq, representing the several
,ress districts The Republican Press Convention.
onnsed OF the several Republican editors In the State,
net here also to-day, NioePresnent Spelman In the
hair Resolutions indOrsing the action Of the state
convention passed, also resolutions OF COINCIDENCE
an the death Of President Wood OF the Association
state senator Gibbs elected President for the ensu-
ng year.