The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-13

spencer; Ark. n Is, Powell Clay on; Cali.
. mia, Geo. Go.nam; Connec,icnt. Marshall .
seweli; Delaware, Jas. Riddle; Florida, !
Hm. H. Gleason; Georgia, J. u. Tanning; !
illinois, +. J. y. Simmon; Indiana, o. +.
Morton, (eheers); Iowa. G. NJ. Dodse; .,
Kansas, John a. Martin; Kentucky, VIM.
c. Goodloe; Louisiana, H. Cassonon; Maine,
W. L. Frey; Maryland, c. c.
Fulton; Massachusetts, VIM. ClaAin,
(Cheerrl; Michigan, Vim. A. Howard.
Cheers !; Minnesota, John I. Averill; Miss
issippi, U. Z. French; Missouri, K. I. Van
Horn; Nebraska, T. +. Cunning ham: Neva-
da, james W. Nye [Cheers1; New Hamp-
shire, W. E. Chandler Cheersl; NeS Jerey,
Alex y. Cotil [Cheehl: New York, Edwin
D. Morgan Loud cherrsl; North Carolina,
J. c. Abbott; Ohio, T. b. Cowan; Oregon;
james G. wilson; Pennsylvania, VIM. NJ.
Kemble Cheerl; Rhode Island, VIM. Z.
Bray,on; South Carolina, franklin ].
Moses; Tennessee. Horace Maynard (cheers)
Vermont, Geo. Nichols; Virginia, H. n.
Wells; Wet Virginia, Hanson Creswell;
Wisconsin, David Atwood; Arizona, John |
Titus; Colorado, E. NJ. Cook; Dakots, VIM. |
H. Beadle; District Of Columbia, II. d. |
Cooke; Idaho, J. X. Mcbride: Montana, L.
b. Church; New Mexico, J. G. Pullsn;
Utah, A. 5. Gould; Washington, L. An
drews; Wyoming, VIM. T. Jones.
Mr.. Parsons OF ALBANIA, offered n resOlu-
ton ex'o!!ing peace, but waraing the Gov
eminent TO act firm in maintaining our
rights. deferred 10 the Committee on
Resolutions
Mr.. McMichael presented = commcnica-
tion TO the Convention bearing resolutions
from the Union League of America The
Convention ordered them read. They set
forth the principles OF the Republican party,
and Grsedthe importance OF standing by
and supporting them against all foes and
opposition or trsachery. The expressions
sustained civil rights and anti ku-klux
legislation. The communication called
forth great applause.
Mr.. Loring of Massachusetts followed the
reading of the League resolutions with a
brief approval, and moved that they he
entered upon the minutes OF the Convention.
Adopted
Mr.. Flanagan, Of Florida, called out Geo.
W. Carter, OF Lou siana, who led rebel brig.
age. He wanted to hear from the eI-seces-
sion side of the house. Cries Of Carter,
Carter.
Mr.. Carter came TO the platform and said he
had been a rebel, bu. was reconstructed, came
out of the war with two plsnks in his plat
form. LIST. If you could not get whole LOAF
united, take what YOU could get. 2d. That
a whipped man had no right to
dictate what he would have,
, He had learned that the will of the people
mus, he respected. In referring to Greeley
he said the people of the South respected
the enemy who was firm and would make
them behave themselves. Ii the Democrats
nominate Greeley at Baltimore, he believed
Grant would get more Democratic votes il
. Louisiana than Greeley. Crest cheers.
: Mr.. S,anbach, Of Alabama, being called
| ou', addressed tie Convention. He pre-
. sented some OF the cruelties OF the ku -klux Z
, illustrate the effects Of the legislation. II
conclusion he predicted that Schnrz woui'
not muster his corporaps guard OF German
, to follow his own political funeral. MIR
a Storrs, OF Limos, said he represented II
$ the past the creates carpet-bagg ns state II
the Union and that there was only one mai
IN the delegation who was born IN the STATE
; He eulogized the energy and enterprise
e her people and SAID II the carpet-bag tre'
produced such fruit, let as plant II. for God
: sake, all over the land. lie ridicuied IN
J pretences Of Schurz, who, It Ia said, hat
n failed miserably both in war AM
+ peace. lie ignored HIM rs HI
fellow citizens, saying ne was no longer Que
a }. IL. henderson, OF Misscurl, RESPONDS
10 the call, and defined to give any extende
y remarks until he should get his text m nom
e ination and the platform OF the kepubiica
d party OF Missouri Is united now Then VII
t, come up from the hills and valleys
n that STATE one universal shout fo
O the nominees OF this convention. In
= division Of party there had been uniortu
l. nate, bn. they were now healed, ard the III
n publicans and Liberals stood on commo
platform lie SAID GraiZ Brown seemed !,
Ie think, after bis election AZ Governor, that !
IF owed most 10 the slaves he had accordingl
left Us. Let him 20 on. We wish him ever
success, except his election on the tail OF ii
. Liberal-Republican ticket.
jas. X. Linch, tcoloredl, Secretary
State of Mississippi, said the colored RAJ
\ were waiting anxiousIy TO hear the 7
y nomination of General Grant, who will
y. strong 4, the South, Greeley's name has !
!. charm lheie now A mon who h;
. genius TO command so successfully IN u
's field when the popular heart was weak,
!! Cav. Moves. Of Ohio was called OH and sa
10 The f,iIipG Of the ohio DELEGATION was. IA
he los and act more. therefore he wished
at ,,,,c.,eJ m ,be nominations At once. and
ID ihe ,,I,,E,rn come ,,frerward, lie promis
he fnr ,bs no,ninees nj ,he conveption- a larp
he n,.;ar;,v Inn OH, Gave Gen. Gran, f0
1. go. 900 ICbaars There was absolute
10 i;s,ti c,;on il. Ohio Cheers
'e Tho. had hoe, few Liner
Is pan,,h,;e,ns a. ,bev arc c,Iled lint thew =
IN ,on, a.bama1 81 Themselves and We
l. s,ro,csr ,,;ends Of Cart now than IN,
ID w.rs hascrs In conclusion. he moved
N s,'.a,,i d.. ,,,Io, ,rJ ,,,occeJ ~ nom;n,,e
N Wv prrs,prSr
ID C,r,;.5
ID NJ C,IIr,, ~ Illinois a, b.b,If of n
II. 80, pann,,i;n,n ,,,r,v Of ,b,, State and
e. f. - :, ,ho n,,oe Of liberty Iov,l,
III - :, ,ha ;u,erss, or cc,nomy
lie ~ o,rorrr,on, ne,ce and the eon,li,v
j s,I .sore Tho Observation-Disclosures with ora,
10 ,,,do IL .cJ;evemsn,s "a soid;er ;1 nj
b. Gsld and statesman in the Pre.;den,v
As -ana,n;n,,sI NG.,,, IP,oIopyed ch,c
IN ;oa
re w,oJ6,rd S.,rs,,,v aid. I'll
re 49, Of tho d;s.inu,;.beJ cj,ior who W,
d nom;n,ied a, the Cincinnati Convention, asI
ID Won IN u,use Eet,re Won make the nomin.
c. ZION Four wears ago she sustained Grant b,
> ca,se she recognized her obligations TO hin
TODAY She endorses him heca.se he has bee,
tried and fonnd true. He then referred 1
t. Senator Summers citation of tie late MI
IF Stanton against Grant for the purpose {
l. showing that Stanton and Lincoln bot
n