, 1874-10-15
sos'''o7-' j,
Further Painful Work Of the
Outrage Convention
ALL Chattanooga Resembling
with Their Lnlne1l.
tatio1ls.
A Permanent Committee to Pre-.
pare 0utrages Till
December.
Tho Thirl.Tcrm and Ciyil.RightS
Questions Not Touched.
a Correspondent Volches for Sen
ator Morton's Rcpub-
IiCanism.
Liberal Republicanis1n at Work
in the Fourth Michigan
District.
The Outlook in Chicago and Cook
County.
Primary Elections for tue Opposition
Conventions.
Liberal Rep1lblicanis1n at Work
in the Fourth Michigan
District.
The Outlook in Chicago and Cook
County.
Primary Elections for tue Opposition
Conventions.

O0QVenLl0lH,
SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS.
Special Ditnotct to l'ht Csicu0o Tribune.
CHATTANOOGA, renn., Oct. 14.--Tho Outrage
Convention got wolt to business to-day through
tho Committee On 0utragos, which was mado
permanent, and given until December to collect
evidences Of outragea iu nil tho Southern Statea
to lay before Congress-. It was found impossible
to get in oil tho outrnges 20 as to report TO tho
Convention. It iB thought that, by industrious
work Until Congress meets, d good lot Of out
rnges cut bo a..
which have happened III tho past ilvo yoars for
tho attention Of tile Government. The spirit
of all tho proceedings ind Bpocchcs in tho Con-
venslon Is fav ornbio to Federal Interference
speedily, If not second reconstruction. All tho
material except North Caro1ina. Tho delegatcs
from that Stato Gsated to tho Convention to-
night thas there Aad not booll political outrage
there In twolyo months. THIS took tho Conyon-
ton hy surprlae aud several t delegates jumped
iiko to moyo to NORTH Carolina. Ono Of tho
North Carolina representatives, however. n COL
orcd man, WaR sct upon bS q mob on g Georgia
railrnad, on lis way 10 this 'ritY, bocausn he
would not get out Of tho ladies' car. lilo and .
brother delegate
DREW THEIE Prsro1s
and enforced their rights to rsdo where
they pleased. Tho mob Withdrew. THO
session tonight Is very lively md OK
Tbs Associated Press ageuts III tho South wnro
denounced by q decided vote. for constantly
s!andoring tho Republicans aud Republican
cause. Tho 1nallagerB have kept dowu the third
torn, and CiYi! Rights question, in obedionco to
Washington Instructions, 80 Tint tloro nro many
delegates nho will 60 away. full OF speech on
these interesting themes. Tho Convention is re-
garacd M Auccees III attendance aud oarnest-
nesu, hut It is mot thought any good to the South
Eill come from it.
Tho Convention adjourned Of II o'clock to-
night after nsioptin; Il long address to tho pa0.
Pie ct tho United Staten so',ctiing atfairs in tho
South. There il Il ehild-lie confidence nmon;
naughty South in land second time, if ouly Of
fcctuaify to secure her to the Republican party.
Tho foclug among them is that un1rss this IL
done tho .Ropublicau party Is
EysRLASrIEuLy RUINED
In al1 but three uf tho Southern Etnica. Grcnt
results are expected tn flow from this Conven-
lion. and all tic delegates regard 1t as succcss
only the negroes arc 1nacll disappointed about
tho failu1e to indorso ciyil-rghts.
t3s kae .fssocaatsd Istss.l
CHATTANootaA, Tenn, 0cs. A.-Tle Conyen-
tion WAS called to order nt 10 n. u,. aud prayer
offered By the Rcr. Il. moore (colored>, OF
Georgia.
Tio Chairman of tho Committee on Facts and
statlbtcs dasirnd to rooeiyc reports OF ou.ragos.
Tho Conmittno on Correspondence announced
that they woro ready to rcpurt, and prosecuted
LETTER FROM Ex.uov. DAVIS.
or Iexas. Rill another from Brewster, OF AIN
bsmn, which woro read. tic former by Gov. d.
VIE hmaelf, 1t IL very long. mud in an effort to
prove shat thesatno spirit u17 actuatca tho whites
OF tho South as III 1SGo-'G1, mud that new
rebellion was forming. In regard to corruption,
ho saia Kellogg and Noses might be corrupt,
but, Knowing the Democrats as ho did, tllo,r ns-
Bctti0ns to That effect were proofs 10 tho con-
trafy in ltB mind. lie thought Summers
plan OF wiplnS out Sta!o iineB III tho South tho
WisoIt, but it WAS i1npracticable. Io favored
compulsory education W Congressional enact
seized BY fraud and corruption.
Thu North Garol1na delegation, ". e. Eer-
nc:ly mud Gcoigo IL, rrce, reported and took
seats.
A. Address
from brewster, Of Monroe, La., WAC read, and
was to tho cifoct tct tho great want Of tic South
"a popular education, which should bo sustained
ny Congreha, md which should teach morality
anl Obedience to law. notadmirationoI asuasains
aud lnurdorery. Equal rights and Justice 10 all
should bo maintained. ''."'5
Statistics o! iliseracy III tho Southern States
wero read to show tho necessity for asking Con-
greIs to provide for cducatiou.
The Committees report Stated TINT other lot
tcts wcio upitnportant, aud requested that two
reeolycd be plncoa upon tAe minutes.
a resolution .wna offered by Mr. Dnyis, Of
Georgia, indor1!ng tha civi-R,ghts bill, and do
nytnG the truth Of a. Il. stophens assertion tint
Committee OH Resolutions.
Il. u: Turnor, nf Gcorgia, moved tho appoint
mant 81 co1naaitteo OF QUO from eachstato on
eohooih. which wna appointed,
nlr. Turner End 1o understood thnt commit
too lad benn appointed to collect outraUea To
wanted ono marc from eacl Slate adlled to tho
Committee OH Facts and Stnttstcs. lilo thought
eotno OF tho members might be iitte;l. It was
dangerous eon,nlttco,
Tia motion to iucreaso tho Committee was
ndpptel, and the Convention took n rccess till
7.y9. ''
TIE OUTRAGE coM,rrrrEs.
uron reaesemhi!ns, further time was GRANTED
|lo Committee OH FactR and Statistics to make 4
roI,Qr:, and the Couimlttoa waH continued in
definitely, and inht:uctcd to report to Congress
every three months.
EXECUTIVE cou:lrrT1:E.
Eonntor Clayton ma+1o q motion for tho Rn-
l,oiatn,ont OF au Executive COMMITTEES OF che
tloua cacl Stnto. ai1 to constitute quorum, to
lneot in Washington on tho iirgt Monday Of
Desnnloer next, witt. powes to dc. nuch business
ny ~ deemed proper, md to cnli n convention
adopted, u1ld then tho report was amended so us
to call tor detailed report Of ontrngaa BY Doc.
to tho Executive Conlnlsteo at Washington
from cach nosubur OF tho Committee.
TIE RESOLUTIONS,
Tho report Ut tim Enmnlitteo OH Resolutions
dcclaraa that the Republican citlzaua OF tho re-
culsstrur,eA Southern Satea recognize tho
equality Of all ,nca before the lav rcaiiimln tho
l.hiluAclplla platform demands equal rigi!ta to
Ail csslzcNs secured by stato aud Federal log1s-
lasion; indorroa thu Executive In sustain
tho Union. in putting down outrngoB,
4nd especially iutlorgoA his acton In Louisiana;
deno.l'ccs outrasos, mud a1raisus tho Do,ao-
u:ntio party mud the south M sustaining thu
!.u klux And White IoaTuoa az directly roppo,,sl-