The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

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atsGy celebrated ssis city yesterday, usdsr NE
auspices o. shs civil spd military aushoritiss, the DC
eas,oa being attended with much ssthusasn and ecaG
Jackson square, The spot selected Ter the celebration,
was througsd early hour In sbe norniss Dy
shusiasto crowd ef mon, women and children. Spa
cous stands for tho ecsrs q tEs dag and
orators and far the mus, which furnished BY two
fa brass bands, playing IN unison, full dsum corps and
batteries Of artillery 1hs arsssys asde from nring
repeated saluiss. most aduirAsly driies y add
weight NE music Of he bAnds viii Which was Piled
N singular and happy acoost, aad With novsi eject
Governor Hahn pssssdeA ~ shs meeting. General
Banks was beside him the patfor. but took part
In the celebrates Ths shapmaa introduced Ne osassr
Of ths day. MAJOR General Daniel sshss, with the fo
= 80 saovzHSos sAHS's RxxAaHA hs e
Fnxow Csnsvs--Ysu win Bow be addressed ~ one
whose public sesvcss 10 vayous capaeiltes - cvphn
have been brAl,ans, bus whose losy pAsrsosMn and
noble, ssI.saeridens spirit many sloody asls 3!
one year .go great applause)- covered his
brow vim snsyi.s a1,si.: 4pg,.ussy have. have sss
scke cloud and enthusiastic applause and waving Of
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GovmNoR, CrrnENs, s0rDIsas AND FMxSDs- This cole.
brasDn Of the auniversary Of our Independence has
has lacked unn this rebellion The issue Of The grsas
struggle OF the Revolution bad 10 n truth and bernoss
ss cspaS. o rcpss ors 1a ad Tu
eating the national NOR from assaults without but II
ssS 70 % s n s'
from assaults within, from revolt more formidable
than any nation or people Or system Of had
ever yet encountered. In what presence do stand9
Tho Govern Of louisiana is here. (Appiause) The
righuul Governor the eject Of the people, and hmsef
man OF the people, The commanding general OF the
UDion army IN this depar.meni is bore Great ap-
pauso. Tho soldier, tbe'orator and the statosman Ho
the benencence Of his government. The laborins
men-shcy for whom this great battle y foughtare
this soil Are they 6ere az invadersi No For one
comrades would not. We are hero 10 restore order and
establish tranquility TO assist the yal men Of Louisi
Do d' &
70 you from your fathers (cneers) ls this suouga-
ton No, Has aay coercion brought around Us %.
a. loyal Yoa are hereto attest and reafm your
affection for dear old flag checrs) where DO 500
Violence against anarmsd men DO SEQ them in the
torture OF tho stake halter for those who differ IN
the authority Of my government in the efforts made 10
prosperity and thrift and order, and happiness
rMy 3. my country blended with maDanmi,y 10 the
forgiveness which il extends even 70 those guilty
sr,y. see il In tho schools re.es.aDiiahed and
inaugurated throughout this metropolis OF the South
their wingnsss 70 .ase up arms and give their lives 10
the cause which we ngns Tor. lApplausel 80
som.wnss :.ranssss ali events as dSssrvns Of pass
Ing thought We should he here day celebrating
ns s % q e nna a"sScs
is that thse in arms against claim that the rebel
hon Of 117e y both rreccden. and asshcatlon many
living within the Vnioo lines advocate peace aod the
recognition o. the conedsracy under the saros deuslon
and thousands in Europe aFraan Us for inconsistency
tho.s who say they have followed only ia The fost-
steps the fathers Of The Revoution II this asses.
war; shsu desd We mus. submit 70 The rsSaEs which a.
homo and abroad comes 70 US 30 Uen an1 which, on
isra LORD John % Russell British Hinsisr for Torsxn Affairs
In speech recently delivered IN tho House o. Lords
try ss we'll q bio own, Sis iordship amsos :hs. thou
sands being slaughtered for the purpose Of preventing
.n: soun. acting On those very principles q
Of America against this country" feel that behoves
CITIZEN .ss soIes, e ausr ny protest aes,ss'
Applause III is indeed startling TO hear man like
lord Russell himself 10 his writings 10 his political Ia
nors ms e ras nr,.cns. ns and mos sc
complishcd philosophical historian and stalesmau-nis
startling toresd declarations q so eminent an authority
. :: ana ssI shs II Il
said ), any man .s.. there The .s. ss:: sss1ssy
consecrated sword, and the Conspiracy 10 which
the traitor Floyd Drew bis nfamoes Weapon. No When
poison Instead o. being subtle destroyer shall bsccme
conscrvator and promoter OF life and health hen tDo
:pS sss and culture @ 20 70 the ssrhSon 30
with truth and not until then. that the cause enshrned
for which the rebellion now 10 arms. tApplausel IL
n ~ the enemies M rec government that this re-
%sns Ss Ra Sss oS showing
M Of vsos for she o. order asd nation
,S sGa Is. rsUSsos Il ss nds ss
theoryof soverumsot has siguny failed and sbatn
y called me q S.o . snd
gentlemen this q an occasion wnsn n 10 proper 70 pro
sss also against nss dsS:oo xSS as" ,.ssss w,s sss
are not peculiar 70 rcpuslicA We have only -
esss e Gs = ss - y: e
sss .ha. commissions ere MOI pscsl 70 Young nss0Ss
down By most dsspoc aad austsss Of gpvernmenss
na ~ :As h.osy Q! Enslsaa sur peculiar noni
gard 70 our rsseion have, say only 70 loot -
slh history % zee that shsse scarcely any portion
o. dosin that ao ~ period anosncr
set naughs and 6ened her authority and drawn thc
for Independence. scotland, Irssnd and india 70
aay nothing Of snireen coones snould reca 10
Hllnh recolIection her own vuinerabiity. 10 mShs
with much moro truth DO affirmed !has this rebellion Y
nothing OF less than continuation of that old
struggle, Worldwide and aacbens ~ tbs rsco and
history between privilege ana pswos. bctseon the op
prsesor ana the oppressed between the desire ~ man
for tree government. and unvammelea rights and the
desire Of ths sSNsccratc few for peculiar asd
powerh
NEW OarxASs, Ia, July 9, 1894
Asido from actual movements Of troops extensive
SCALE that have consumed the whole Of the past week.
and are yss incomplete and therefore noe nstng sub