New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27
NEW WORK DAILY TRJRlJNE MONDAY. OCTOBER a. 1867.

long ~ TINS INSTITUTION Sl SidVery cAlstS llouu np
plausel But let that nstiArtion be eradcated, snc
hero Is no obstacle TO harmony. THERE'S no feeling
of resentment between the Maihetes and the Missls
sippians which may not pass away, and as Tor TIE
loyal Missis.ippians, they demand the protection
Of the StsrSpsneed Banner, and have reason to de-
test the protection Of tho Stars and Bars, as
nv poor discoOred ankles now testify. Zap
plausel. On account OF the time that has
been occupied, l will not speak further, but Close
with the sentiment: Independence and Union, now
aud forever, one and insrparable. lApplanse.l The
resolutions were unanimously adopted, and the au-
dience had arisen to retire, when Horace Greeley
was discovered, and was loudly called for. The
calls being continued, he came forward and the ALL
dience was again seated.
Mr.. GREELEY said: Gentlemen and Ladies:-
Some OF You have heard portions OF our fellow-ct-
zens talked Of AS enemies Of the South. think you
may possibly have heard me spoken Of as an enemy
of The South. | deny that reproach emphatically.
WAS always friend Of the South us much AZ the
doctor who tries to cure an obstinate cancer is
friend of the patient. Cheers. l always believed
in the South l know there some noble qualities
in the people Of the Soath; know there are great
capacities in the country the country Of the South,
never yet fully developed and to-night's meeting
makes me feel more ana more certain that glorious
time s coming for the people and the country of the
South. Applause. Never so much rs tonight
have reoiced in the faith that the South IL about
to experience q new birth-a new baptism, aud 10
come out one of the most magnificent and favored
portions Of this great aud glorious country OF ours
Cheers. "Good, good."l Fellow-eitizens there
is only one cause that ever made distrust
aud suspcion, and hostility between the peo-
pie of the South and the people OF the North.
4 hat cause lie now passing away. Cheers.I Ohy
let the people OF toe North stand truly by their uoy
eminent for ak mont 5 longer, and there never wiz
be occasion for iiieeling between the people oi tne
South and the North. u is too late TONIGHT Tor
speaking; move you--t' Go on" ''go on, from
all parts of tho house, Fellow-ciiizens; a Gis-
tingnishei ex-Msyor OF orr city declared at ni8a,
bat ii lac and his friens we're in power there would
be- no. another shot hrei in this great struggle OF
ours. Fellow-ciiZens, the shots that mourn most
the shots that 10 most horrible OF all, are
the shots fred--as our friend here has told us-at
tie unresstiug Union men Of the South, ~ WHICH
they wero tuubled INTO their graves by the murder
GUS ruiians who are des0latlng that part OF our
country. These shots L hope, are soon 10 cease
and some OF them are To be atoned for; but 90 ho
want this war quite 10 eease until we know ina
Justice il to be executed Of these murdereis
Icheersl feel that justice should be done to tlo'e
cowardly rufacs Who have been engaged III shoot
ing down deienseless men IN the South, a hundred
against one. l know how Missouri has been DESC
lated BY men who have no principle and no care
about what man has done, but who simpiy because
a man-some school-teachsr, or trader. or black
smiths quiet man, accuse him OF being traitor,
and get together Ike pack OF wolves and SHOOT
him down. Tens Of thousands OF these are shot
down. aud yet Horaio Seymour, and men IKE him,
come here aud talk about Aooh'ionists, but nave ho
a word of sympathy for these martyred heroes oil
the South tSensaiioo. trust the time Is coming
when tuis is to be reversed, when in Northern meet
iugs we shall have more OF sympathy for the Union
mon of the South and less for the traitors aud muir
denD. And now wish TO close by moving this
resolution:
That the snks % this meeting be rendered 20 the Union
and from tn. Ssstn who h-vs adreed u TO-
with tho that their cause snd
that the arms OF Republic sLs be grounded unit
jucs for Them and upon their enemiea Loud ano
lous continued applause.
Tho resolution was enthusiastically adopted, ano
with TIRES cheers for the Preridents Proclamation
aud the loyal men Of the South, the meeting dis
Ienei.