, 1874-10-14
TOAJ INA&s
Tho Outrage-Convention at
Chattanooga.
North and South Carolina Not Rep
resented.
Two Hundred Delegates in Attend
anco, 0ue~Quarter of Them
Negroes.
Every Man Brings Tale Of
Outrage and lntin1i-
dation.
Discussion OF the Third-Term end
CiviI-fights Questions
Forbidden.
But Disposition to Disregard In
structions Is Manifested.
Richardson, Of Quincy, Abantsons
His Congressional Contest. 4
George F. Hoar Rorominated for Con-
g1e5a.
But Disposition to Disregard In
structions Is Manifested.
Richardson, Of Quincy, Abandons
His Congressional Contest.
George T. Hoar Renol1inated for Con-
gTe5a.
City Politics.
SOUTHERN EEpUELICAMS,
Special Dispaseh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.

SOUTHERN EEpUELTCAMS.
Fpceial Dispa'eh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
EssE:cE OF TI1r CoHyEs11oa.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. lJ-Thc Couynntion was
III session four oura this afternoon Tile election Of
1arsons President Ia regarded triumph Of Tho
oxrcno wing His speech 10 thought 10 Indicate
what will be tho course Of tho Convention. He said
nothing 10 Third torn cYii-rglts Hunlors nre
abundant that tho Convention has orders from wash
inHton 10 Say nothing Of these matters. However, they
cannot be dodged All tho coorcl delegates will Insist
On m Endorsement Of that measure ly tho Conycn-
tinn. THO w1ito delegates from ArEaneas uud LouiE-
lana fuvor ctvilghta but the great majority Of Tho
other whiso delegates arc bitterly oppuscd 1t.
THE ouTuAoE BUSINESS
will be tho main featuro Of tho Convention. Lo1-
i.ana, Auba1nN, u1ld ArLanpas on hand with long
.:bs of ontragcs, which, they usst, shall 60 before
The country III addrcss. Tho outrngc Committee Is
already ut work. Tho Arkansas outrage liz. dates
uSry lack to tho end Of tue War.
]au Brooks IL full Of speech md Arkaneas affairs.
Mcclure is jolly, uu would ko to npvo Committee
o. Poker.
rero aro nearly 600 dclcgates In attendance about
one-fourth negcots. ....
Upon the recEHenablng Of thu Convention tonight,
Jcseph BROOKS. os Arka1sas, undo ra.lng srosal,,
South, md more extended Jurisdiction on tho part Of
tho Federal courts Neary tic entiso nigAs SESSION
.oened angry, and epoAo with yin, s, bitterness. He
salla for touinl troops Federal Cunrta, unl Federal
Interference generally His speech VIA awell rceo!sed
Tho Convention will not ukey conclude Its 1abors
b:foro tomorrow night.
CHATTANOOGA. Oct. 13.-Yhe Convention Of dele
gates flom tho rcconatrucea States met to-Ry. ena
waa called to order by senator CIIston. William
markham, Of Georgia, made temporary Chairllnu
After tho appointsncnt ct Coannt,cc Organization
and Credentials, the Convention adjourned 10
CSlOCE. North nul South CHr0tinp III rerr
Hentcd.
LErrEn FROM THE REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL CON-
.-...... M1TTEE.
After assembling tho following letter was rca to tho
Convention from tho Republican Congressional E=ccu-
tlyu Committee:
Sir: Considerate men wlo have giycll tho subject
attention regard tho movement for Convention OF
sestion Of tic County to Is s Tey M
licFo that # calm and considerable couuses prevail,
tearing upon tho condition II tho Southern comtnuni-
ttes, anu lay them hetore tls county III an authentic
and concise form n impression m VIII 10 made whi
posed IN evory section. At this Convention record
should, bo fully md honestly ,uat!o up, stow--
anu intellectual progress with which tho 1c-
publi:ans havo had to contend, what prog
and sections w1uro tAu Democracy lss control any Of
tho great interests Of soeicy hayo rrospered more.
aud which, # my bave been depressed. Also whether
EerEoua aud property hare bCel lcss Secure
und rcason therefor, whichever thu fact may bo. Out
rages Of uH casse5 should bo carefully rcnQrtcd.
t!nalatiou The spirit aud purposo Of tho aullon Of
thu legislative. judicial. and executive departments
gloud 10 reviewed. Al IN fact. tLas tenla to sor-
dcr lawlcssueKs, or oppression may wcll be consil-
cred. Upon the Whole rerorA thus honestly and fairy
iaa.lS p The &C sonsdsrae tn Judgment Of .ho AMERICAN
1hougltful statesmen who will asaenbe this occa-
slou these suggsssionsaro believed be ontiray
rnacd, Ihnvc to etats that they ure ucneslous o,y
end that they submitted with grcu Ilillcnco I'll
UT &c sssg ass st s a os & It.
cpaSsntSn. }an aud fun attendance upon Ito a!ttngs.
Grsn rsapscnln 1aws ~ t. = Psaois. u nsesf, Hai,s',
was elected permanent President, and procrcdcd ID
dsess tic Conscntiun.
At lilo conclusion of hH rcmarku Il wss ordered that
committee Of three from earh atlte bo nrpoinc
resolutions, and committee If from each s.nto
to prepare an aress upon thu condition Of Affairs III
Il waa resolved to appoint committee of ono from
each State delegation 70 gather and co!ata he facta
and Statistics III regard to tho condition Of tho 6outl-
on! satcs. Tho President .nt tla Convention waa
ndded to tho Committee on Address.
Co.1st1rrEE3.
Tho toll Of States waa then Called aud tho following
Committees appointed:
DingAan i. J. Hainea: Arkansas, g. II bors,y, John
Mhysqgk, ,;I!s l. J. Wheeler aeerEI", Ms,ey H.ror-
nnn, r I. g. pl,icacli, Iudgo HtonaIa. H. i, Field
Teas, b. ). Saisvin, il. .. iiaht, Xndrsw Eeiii;
rSa4a H. t. ia msaeu NJ Z bnns Eatn u T. g. a
1Mcntworl; NaalsappI, Joha Il. Lyucl, l. T. West,
O.. 5da,,s'eAlHhamn, Charles Muyor Arkansas,
5oIs MsGlurs Lons!an. a. T. Wsst; Mrsss!ppi I.
Svana ir nsi %a Il Il asa 1e1s Ssa;aa L. E 3
"9.SYr; Sas;s raa hssSss %sa 9's' .,,
esa,rpi y. 6. Cullen ylsgus' j. s. wilson: resas,
sn5s esssss j u m1ia !Snry eo & h. WSs r'vrs
THE cifl1-nlas11B DILL.
Mr. Hil (coorcdl Secretary Of State II mississippi