The sun., 1864-12-28


they always were. hpplausc) Indeed one n,sns
- vel try 10 turn the water NJ river up-nil' ~
" make hurnanc man of an old "i'o t,a.o ,i
holder. The ueVrp wanted no so-caIled piotecn"n
give him the ballot and he can protect hu"-l
pve him The ballot and demsgogucs ot potn
col3rs will be at bis knees. tApplause.) NJ.
Phlhpa proceeded A. some length " alVOc'" W.
ballot FOR the negro 'he only means NJ edueAi,.
him and making him free for you could not max
the hencvolonce ~ TIE upper classes educate w
lower. TIE lacks y r n ROYAL avoided orr ui's' u,'
and the tlscks of Sew Orleans were the als-
contentcd subjects ~ government "a
hatcd lie ristsincd man in New ~ ~
leans, who had been FREQ for Gears in.s @
man had 800 a month AZ an en- nocr. bni NJ 81
asked who was his master. Tic roiHci ne -. -
teen his master for thirty years, yet VIC frv-
vost Marshal took him and made him wOfk '"r -
month. Was that freedomf (No) v, irreuoNn
allowed a man to he his own master, sud TO be
slave to no one. ArrRyg"y sp"lEinR "t th'
pledges uf the President h. Union and re.construe-
hon, he remarked that the Prcadcii dls not 30
what he wished, but what he was asked he dd
not lead but followed public opnon. We cnud
have no real nation until tic chief marstrlte un-
dertook b. lead public opinion, and not follow IT,
He pfocndei ~ say hat when ttnce hhohii .F
proclaimed 81 wafhingtou. then all lips would ~
closet and whatever settlement should thon be
msIc would last twenty years, unless the negro
should IN rebellion; II wAs therefore Urotcr that
whatever wAa now done should he done right (lioar,
hear Tho gentleman u on proceeded nj great length
40 aiyocato the freedom phhe negro As the only bl-
sis Of rc-onsiructon Any other has ~ reconstr1ic
ton would he 10 sharpen TIE knife and place u In
thc hsnds Of the Democrats to destroy the only par
~ which ever meant freedom Ia this country. "
Jea. Davis takes II into his head 10 give tho negro
justice th'n toe fall oi Richmond will not
end tho wat. Then We would have
two nations on the continent Iio would
rather take the ballot from Jefferson Davis than
tyranny from Banks. JET. was tho great l.acrator
Of the race, for he was forced IN bring the negro
into the held. Pray Go, tat II necessity cannot
te our virtue in the last resort, we may be drawn
by necessity 20 build ON four millions u loyal
tear,s. Mr.. Phillips concluded speech Of four
hours duration, amid great appsuBe.
When he closed, the gentleman who questioned
NJ. Pillips previously about arnAlgarnation, went
on the platform and stated that some months ago
he sent Nj. +. challenge 10 discuas abOhIionlsm
with him lie would ask the gentleman h ho re-
reived H.
Mr.. Phillps, tquistlyl did, SIR. app
luc gentleman proceeded 10 ask Mr.. Phillips II
NC would meet h,n' lie Understood lie Pnillpel
~N an Engshman lie was American Hiss
ssJ Toe WAS here partially put out, and the
Audicnco retired.
LIBERATION OF CASCEMI.-The Italian Cam
comi, who was convicted u the murder Of Police
man Anderson, and sentenced to the State Prison
at s.ug Sing for lie, has received free pardon,
sud arrived In this city on Friday asst. Ho was
about eight years ago, CHAR ed with having been
caught IN the act Of robbiDg tie shoe store OF Mr.
8. sammis, in Grand street. by Officer Anderson,
who pursued AID arrested him, and IN So DOING
lost his life. Il having been alleged that Csnccm
sho, HIM when the shot WAS fired Canccmi 0ed,
and exclaimed when arrested, mo no shoot"
This exclamation and the fact Of his i,lLt were re-
Ned upon by the prosecution NJ proof Of guilt.
Not 80 by Judge Roosevelt, before VIII m no was
Ro,n after tried, who CHARGED n NJ Ia Italy (Which
ls the truth witness Of murder In treated nearly
As bad Is t.c murderer limsolh and oolsCqueutly
u was but natural that Canct nj would Try to es
rape. Tho jury disagreed, aud now trial Wa
ordered. lie again tried, found guilty, and
sentenced 10 be hung, but his counsel, Messr5 y
A. Ashm,ad 4 Edmon Blankman, carried the cas'
~ tie Court of Aple'ls aud again new trial wA'
Irdered, Rt which Ic was convicted OF manslsugbt
Or in the iirst degree and, above stated seutene
pd to the state Prison for Life.
THE WEATHER. fog which set in yes
ter,iay morning, still prevailed at late hour las
nishL making navigation slow and tedious. Th'
sound steamers Metropolis City Of New York and
Commonwealth, all duo here at early hour o.
the morning, Iid no. arrive until y. NJ, helms
detained by the density Of tho tof They probably
will not leave again until 1t clears Up NJ Accl
dents OF = serious nature have al yet been re
ported.
CHRIsTMAs OTFERING.--An excellent mar
lie bust Of the late Archbishop Hughes was pre-
OF the clergy, on Monday, n Archbishop NcClos
key, ~ Christmas present, and rs a mark q
flal duty and affection, made valuable only by tn
noble features I poruays"
TnE HARVEST OF DEAru.-Thc deaths /
New York during the past week were i92-sn IN
crease OF Gl upon the mortality OF the previou
week, aud decrease Of II as compared with IL
mortality of the corresponding week Of lsG3 orr
diseased 2lG were children under five years OF AZ
TIE mortality ly some Of the principal diseases W
as ioows:- Inisntle commissions, 80; scarlet fcve
20 smallpox, 81 intantile marasnus, 70; typh,
fever, : typhoid, y 4; dyptheria, II measles, G.
FUNERAL OF rnE VETERAN" Mr.. J. "
wallack, senior, took place from his residence yo
t,rlay ut 10 A
TuE PooE.- Preparations are IN progress /
the Commissioners OF Charities aud Correction
give the usus! supply OF coal To the poor this Yea
Hwiu, however, bc issued under great restriction
xsit Is understood that many have hitherto recei
cd th,a to,n who were not really IN need Of su,
ssais 'ancc Coal w therefore be- only issued, aft
,he lst .,l Jsuuary, 1885 IN Of well ascertsln
necessity.
Ar BAI,ruM's MUSEUM during holiday We
four daily performances are announced, yiz.i II
AM.1u and 90 2 NJ. aud at y In the evenu
Tue new "spcctacular" will he given at the thT
latter performances.
FARRAGUr.- The subscriptions to the Fan
sut testimonial have reached $4,000.
CARrAirN ASp IABoREEs' ASSOCIATION.
THIS body held one Of the largest meetings, l.
evening. which they yet have held in their lsr