The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-18
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PJTTSBU RGH.
and Sailors In Council
so'" acknowledgements by Har'
b" ,rr.on and Othpra.

wilson and Others.
p'r1srrRou, september H.-Th
,.rsc,ion ress-embled at 3 O'Clock
W. r,s opered by singing the " Battl
n FREEDOM" led by the Grea
T,.,.-D r., Band and the whole aud enc
..;.;rsin the chorus. Three cheer
,,as"tger" were given at the close o
,be .ong.
,e,ter from General Sickles wa
49,, stsrirg that it was i'm possible fo
him to attend the Convention. Th'
,sm,. o. prominent men mentioned IL
-. letter were cheered with terrific en-
I,.;o.m Among them were Burn
a.. Logan and Hawley'
The crowd in attendance was much
,s-,,- than at the morning sessio"
g,yy 9 g,llery in the house was filled sc
,.n,bst thev conld hold no more.
, dispatch was received from the
slre-s' Asylum, at DAYTON, o. ad'
I.....d 10 General Burns de sending
ling to Their comrades in conven-
tin.
'e.t-r rom Shuvler Colfax. dated
sT y B. Il Illitna, was received.
u, mp.i1n it VAS deci lei TO send a
y..,.rh to General Grant, s-nding
lingo 5000 .e'eranS AMI promis
MIN an overwhelm ng m 'jority in
Vr-nhrr. The m"tion was Loudly
r-,..el ani adopted with enthusiasm
Here a leuer from rebel soldiers
"a. real hy ex rebel General Wagner.
New ORLEANS. La, Sept. 7
BY.Ersa:-We, the undersigned, who
have .ou.hr against you in the late war,
,rn.n dtf.re ces OF opinion and
u,s- causes, and who now feel the ne
,,..'v a. this time Of preserving peace
slhtrmrnv throughout our glorious
;,plhic and o erasing all differences
c,l,-i ny the late war, whlch would
r,,rr have occurred had it not been fol
y. elconrtgement and promises of as
...oCe held out to US by thus same
ny who are now striving to renew
Oh .sr-s; and as to Horace Greeley
T. have every reason to believe
ng be has teen more ol
r. re-pc nsible for the many
e, ,snities and misfortunes T.
Eqcl our re,ple have been subjected.
W cannot consistently, though Demo
,.,,s ahi by the decision OF the Bal
im)-s CInvent On. as we are well
sya.e tnat tnat Convention had nc
..yre.entarve5 from our States; that
zone OF our prominent leaders were il
sympathy with il. and that we eonsi1el
Twas entirely under the contrrl Of tbt
a..c n ,ries of Horace Greeley, wuC
Is. been our enemy t,r the past thirty
y.4-s. hat General Grants magnanim
IN 10 General Lee ard the Confederate
,oiprs and his efforts and success II
making laws to wipe out all difference.
sDito have happiness and peace restored
70 u, AID by hi- wisdom, just and
Alnsne p,licy has done much more to
20 irsr him 10 US. We eel that in this
a.lr OF our republics crisis that it il
on iItv to snow the people OF the
Clind Sla'es that we accept the resu'
0 the warand fel the necessity OF show
~ p-sc' c.lly that we are in earne-t
sni uortny o. hing called loya! CHI.
Y : OF The United States. That tC
:l,b AS Greeley and Brown, who at
,enul or presume the use of us TOR any
thing anraIonistc to our p inciples, we
lr.rv to stale emphaticallv tnat we
T.I not permit it We but express the
sediments OF our pc rple VINO Eel that
ntne success OF General Grant in the
coming campaign the happiness and
No,P-rty OF our people depends, and
n sa'ety and integrity OF the whole
republic secured. 70 the Convention
re ie,lre TO state that our action in the
~mns campaign will show our LOYALTY
.Ssnei] George Golden, Thomat
A-xaOdrr and Ab~aram Johnson
Lon'sna; George Roche, Thomas
Vo.g +, Genr,rs; Walter Scott, Mis-
Hnri, J ,mes Stevens, Texas and sever
Aanirrd and ei hry three others
Ire reading OF the letter was re-
civ d with the widest cneering. after
E.icr the entire au lie ce joined in
;ngng John Brown's Boiy
Calls were made TOR Hartranft. Amid
sees he stepped forward and spoke
loS'snGally. H. follows:
i thank v u TOR this demonstration
Dot lor myself but Tor the Republican
c'nse. NJ m re credit to me than
When We wee fighting at the front and
f!ment after regiment were going
'f'ard. I"n kept your eye upon the
or; upon the man who carried the
'o.o's, or there WAS always another 10
A&e his place. So it is now in the
Frsent crisis. one at time we carry
'1e standard"
lac following ia the Committee on
Permanent Organization: New JERSEY
cI"nel J. X Gobie, Major NJ. F
VTyer; Kentucky, J. R Collett, c c
A,.''ms; Massachu etts, General q. S,
Arg Captain G II. Long; Ohio, Dr.
Prentice, CAPTAIN j. N. A. GIL.
iSe'pe; Nor'h Caralina, General A,
rutherford Sergeant George W. Matti
Sn Missouri, General Powell, Major
L. lh'mss; I,ws, Captain j. McEl-
r row. Captain J NJ. Howard; Delaware
'p'ain W. B. Osnen, Captain n
tpyIne; Virginia, Colonel j. E Cham
SSss'Is,n, Ss Captain w. A. McNulty
~ :, c.h'san, General W. A. Thorp.
T'lor M 5 E Graves; Texas. Genera
W l. Clarke, Mnjor Thomas Smith
" NV Hampshire, General Fl P. Titus
%st %est Virginia, J. NJ P pes. W. B
STrfls Tls + orida, General n. Hamilton
%'anesota, General j II Baker Indi
a"s. Colonel R s Robertson; Penn.yl
vyen's' Colonel F. P. Stewsr,; New
toIk, Generals Sniper and Burns Con
WTvc',eu', W Major E. n Preston, Captain
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