The New York herald., 1864-06-16

be hs Wendell Phillips Fred Douglass And either Of
them would be preferable TO Iincon-honest Old Abe
tap-lry 20 fud what your enemy you do,
and then don't do cheers.l win mol oorslme your
The subject has been fully discasssd by the
speaker who preceded me, who reaaTked also that he
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who has boon honored with the nomination T. the
second place within the eit Of tho people And standing
New York delegation 20 Baltimore ! feel en-
barrassed 70 exrress the sentiments feel.
them for their action that Convection In
mating my friend and follow citizen especially in pre-
Of so formidable competitor tho eminent and
distinguished citizen OF New York (Cheers Fortunate
II is thought that she country has two such
Daniel 5 Dickins'n and Andrew johnson from whom
the gf Of the reopls johnson and Dickinaon-Dickin
aud Johns0n-one of whom has stood In the citadel
dong batiis.ksspins M watch ate and ward over our
the battle IN the face OF the enemy, when he had hung
his banners on the ouerwail bear somc nice sweet
scented aromatic gentlcman afraid OF seeing plain
coming between the wind and his nobility, and putting
in the columns Of their Newspapers BY way o. dis,
man, that he was tailor from the baCkwoods aud
wouldn't do for anything II Mr. Johnson's friends
matter Of merit and by the rights Of domestic claims
TO favor upon them-that Is nothing But when they
bring him into odum. that is surely beyond
the province OF political foes even ~ the
tailor but be educated nmself 70 that extent that his
fellow citizens called him from the shopb0ard 10 repre-
sent them 10 the q bis state he was twice
States Senate when the broke OUT and alter
Ore OF the measures with which hts name has been
largely associated, ana by which. he is known in the
region In which he lives. and which he advocated and
supported with such signal ability was the proposition
to give the political to the white population. ire
spective Of the number Of slaves App ause For this
denounced by his political opponents being
TO the south II in fact downright abolionist when
he entered Congress he Introduced and advocated for
period II more than ten years the measure which is
known the Homestead bill, aud whatever merit
there may be in that policy II is due 10 that
statesman TO say that he inaugnrated aud origi-
piause)-apd ii was afterwards adopted BY ono
Of the great political parties OF the country. and II has
But 1t is not OF these things incident to the year
1860, that you wish him to speak There has
been time since then which has tried mons princi-
pies and has determined what manner OF men tbey
You anxious to know how be has stood this trial that
has been upon the country In November. 1850. just
the Southern coufederaCy going TO lead or In
Of madness he called meeting OF bis friends In Green's
vile, Tenn aud addressed them In words that
have made his people true aud unswervng in their
allegiance and devotion To his government from that
day to this On his return TO the Senate OF the United
states ne LOOK an early occasion wMnin the Two nrst
weeks Of the session TO address the Senate and through
the sround INC assoa oK hs
nation South Carolina. that secesson treason,
and that treason should be punished" Appausel II was
that you have seen recorded Of him. Turning 10 Jen.
Davis and his associates he sad:.were President,
would arrest traitors, Iwould try traitors
and would hang You traitors" (Applause.) He
manned Washington the specai until after
firing on Fort Sumter On his way hoe passing over tho
subsequent baltic ground OF Manassas and through the
town Of Lynchbura He was beset BY an armed mob in
" took the aed, and addressed his fellow citizens
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and beset with open and secret enemies. On one
by one Of the judges then upon the bench
OF avowcd rebel sympathes. and subsequently, .
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The Governor turned upon him In . manner
that will be forgotten by those who heard IL Sir
the time will come In Tennessee when we shall have
Judges who will declare and who will dene treason and
who win punish it." That time has oome Our courts
In session Our grand ures busy and the result
OF their deliberations the patriotic people Of tho country
will know in time. and when they knew they will re.
the middle part the state by tho capture Nashville
johnson then sitting by the side Of our friend
- tho Executive 70 60 to tennessee and act as
tho Governor. Of tna. State. He did 80,
o. his friends that would be tho peril 81 ite and
that there those who were ready 20 tako him or by
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early occasion TO address the people OF 1snnessee
ought to oe eDsrsven, Il seems to mo, npoa
all our banners carry the battle into that country
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live man fully comprehending the spirit and genius OF
is I tApplauss, He is The Sar' man sn.. T s 1omi T.
mated as the candidate for the Vice Presidency
heard somebody inquire mere little while whether
he not foreigner OF course that expression
intended be understood literally for nobody ever
heard Of foreigner bearing the name Of johnson
foreigner being born in North Caroline. II I
sup ose however. tho question has another direction.
oniy at me, but at many the thousands Of my fellow
citizens not only Of my State but through the rebel
lious South; men who have stood by your flag who
have have % sSsn the o. their ane .se
their lives as soldiers nshims under your
banners (Auplause From my own State there are
thirty Thousand white men, to say nothing several
thousand ex colorcd tappause) who cannot be
thousand mon that have been raised BY Governor John
son and commissioned under his direction IS the
70 be Told tina. they are foreign
loyal men OF Tounesseo whose soDs fell the other day
at the deales OF Resacca, aud whose blood has been
;;s I'D tina: ;ssS ss, ,ss, s hss,s;; % cause
never. when were they expatria,edY When were
they exied such thought, such an idea carr,et
to the honest heart OF an honest American cl
zen sophstrs, casustry, cavilng will not overcome
Convention Ut Baltimore indirectly recognized this fact
that the loyal men OF the country wherever found
G we bad BEEN os Wn ~ c hs osen
ton al Bal imore that might have ound refuge ut Chi
csgo 10 YOU think so. 10 yon believe so2 you d. you
are wonderfully mistaken. We have learned--( when
cay I'VE" mean those that Representative loyal Union
Iaonhosc that mean to live and die under the lng OF
their country)-that for US OF the South, VIC come
across The lne there are wbo auaht for rs,
upon whom We rely, excepting those
that sustain the administration and engaged
10 the prosecution Of the war. Applause ! made this
remark to distinguished gentleman OF my State
last fp be coming North, WITH the view solicit
benefactioa FOR the TEMPORAL assistance of my
peighbors. who had been impoverished ard stripped
hy The operations OF tho lie passed through
yonr city. speaking r mistake net, for this plat
form arolnd 10 Boston aud as far perhaps Portland
! hu bls return, and reminded him OF what had
said
II anybody clse has given dollar
dnn't kn W IT, No. my trends, n had
cxied from the amber of thcTonvehtion at ra,
more, hoieve mo, that we houd have - ght-cur bat.
tos and conduct our struggles alone These who pro-
pose 10 assemble at ,hcago have us
thy us (ApplaGse When they spelk of Their ouh
brethren. for whom they have sreh sympathy,
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