New-York tribune., 1872-07-08

seed stretch forth hands aud ask the Norn 70
take them and 20 pledge reciprocal sympathy ana sup
port their efforts unnecessary burdens irO tne
people and carry forward tho great reform measures OF
the day.
casual glance az the list % names OF teose who com
prse the Convention VIII convince any one at once that
the Democrats have lc.e their best ana ahest men,
nd that vhateyer ia done by the Convention will meet
with unanimous and hearty approval Especially Is tls
remark true the for there arc among those VINO
ora 70 represent the cotes south of Mason and Dixon
line. many whom The Southern people followed with a
aith almost blind secession aud through the daIA
DAYS OF war. and wnOm iley vii follow with equal con-
ndence IN this aul happier departure Taxing the
states in alphabetical order have selected the names
OF some OF the best DELEGATE in order to show Of
what kind OF stuff the Convention viii ne composed. At
the head Of the Alabama delegation stands the Of Ell
Shorter ex ~ the L. s. Congress ana prom
fnert member OF the Yancey deeGontO the Charleston
and Blllimors Conversions or lsi1 Levi W. LAWYER
another delegate at large. and O. l. Scott rom Ino A
District. were also S1ncey's followers Ia inc same
memorable Convention. TIC latter was Once "olho.i
Of Congress from iforns- The present Congress Is
represented on the Alabama delegation oy lne hoH'
Peter l. Dox or those who served in the Conieuerae
army are MajOr-Geu. Wthers, now EltOr or inc Mo0'e
Trbe one of the hrst newspIpsrs IN the south Whlch
announced It's deteTl -laop % support Greeley anu
Brown whether non 90 at Baltimore or not; and
ris-Gen J. W. Posey. Gems Fasan, Goran, aud
Flournoy all OF whom served The Confederate army
are members OF the Arkansas delegation The remainder
. hose from this mostly young men not known
IN national politics.
Amongthe delegates from California are o. 5. Senator
Eugene Casserly, "a GOV. 7 c. Downey, and ex-U. :.
senator william NJ Gwin. who served during Buchan-
ans Administration. senator Clsserly will be remem-
bcred for the efficient he rendered on the Gus
t0mhouse Investigating Committee during the late ses-
sion OF Congress- The only whose name Is recog-
rzed In the Florida delegation J. l. Nhack, who was
for la
member Walls Connecticut sends here Alfred E. Burr
and IngersOu the Inter eX-member OF Congress-
and both members Of Charleston Convention Of 1scO
The Federal army represented by that gallant officer
Con W B. Franklin. a-d the present Congress by the
Hon. Wm. II. Barnum. Toe remainder Of the deIeGa-
ton are known Ouly tn -ie ponies.
Among the delegates t-.u Delaware q. :. Senator
Thomas F. Bayari, Mr. ~a-sry's colleague on the Gus
tom-house Inves igaung Committee, and one OF the
strongest men on Il Democratic 81 Ie OF the Senate the
Hon. b. T. Bigys the present Representative from the
state and Cove salisbury the head Of the wel-known
Salisbury family The Georgia delegation aoounds in
Confederate soldiers Among those VINO represent the
at large is LieutGon- john 3 Gordon, VINO com
manded the left y0f Gen. Robert E. Lees army at
fle time OF its surrender at a. OmattON Courthouse
The other Confeierts Generals ere Benning, Wright
Hardeman. and COiqIit Julian HItridSc, a delegate
a. large represent ted the S4vu1aA the Con-
federate Congress- Illinois sends, among her delegates
at large the Hon. " p C.c-- N Of the most
prominent bankers Chicago, and eU. 5 Senator rom
Iowa G. Il. McCO-ck 0- rcap-r tlme IS an alternate
M1jorGcn. J. J. Pa lbs. one %: -e most enierprising
aud gallant cavalry Ol.e. A tho Jiol army, Is also
e ,Este at argp aud 5i-0r-Igu. Jouu II. McC.ernand
who needs iutrOdI. I.l.u, ais the Allth Dis
The maiorit Di le ilnois location are new n
rational politics, said 20 al Of character
and ability.
The most prominCnt members Of t.e Indiana deleca-
ton are Judge Lowry, who a.-. dciega 20 the
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Hanna, AttOrneyGe Ll az the Stare, an Law partner
Df the Hon. Dan. voorhees, Indians, Lac Illinois, sends
Great many young men ,o ti-s .'lVenton The iowa
delegation is heade~ 1y ie Hose Nl-iles Mason, Com
missioner Of Patents ul-r P-'si-t Pierce M other
prominent names ar. noticed either in this Of in the
Kansas delegation. EE-G0r Dor.l Mayofin seads the
delegation rom Ken.ll & an1 lI, -esenti,ive McHenry
GOV In Congress- Is d-e e 1 ls =. Inc confederate
army II fepreseuVeu oy --I-'.-' J'uA .. "A41-'Lls'
0e'Ver A'o WI Dc Oo.'' H'' ''-''' o. '"o ~"
i the LOUISIANA ueI-i'i'h i' dtN-e Hchry u OsueA'
x memOer OF Congress r@Au-e T. ah al'eInale' Inc
-enAnuer Win .he -,-s'''o" % S''So LaNan anu Oo'
-"Vy' nave Oly Oee" AN"' in -.-'o loi'i'a' i'o''
Fi-lsDGfy s the Only ma t h"4oiai reputation sent
here uy Maine The dc -doh'~'ueIy an POSTMASTER
General under LineO ana one o. tae earnest advocates
f cooperation with me Luerai pubhcins' STANDS al
me us''' Oi 'ne mar ~ o..'-3''ou' AO'ii7 "-.u
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