New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

20 o1th.r tfstors they initiated which now eov,r;
The grave, Of giion Of others and which hs. recorded
cruess upon mon .odis winch have 10 p1iA-'s' wen "
the history Of he most harbar0us tribes-
from "a. commencement Of tie ~I I1ul now u-I P'p
lie mea snd ht party or4rii1ns havr opposTd ts pos
-r. I've defended r.iioI, Treced defeat, have
advocated the Of secession, hsyv feu.d 70 rejoice over
n.nr vico- have yhrd the lfcss of the Oose ntleLt
bsve DEC .sed the wai i-4uIe Lave eliL-of- ~ 90
afmisce and ,rssstou ~. n1stltlts have PT'''e't
Gec I'd tie admins ration Of Abraham Lincoln AMI Ane',
johnson On muiiigae5 eeposm b.Ve snI p9it,o lDt "a
fc. known enemies Of toe Union, have us.d ne Orafe a.
suffering solder. in tle hcli with tGrif formal sr
willie they Withheld ifom ~ ~ hearty PsclI91 80
support have stryen enbarr.- and arow def~ei uPon
the finances oi The bovrf.u 'nt sLd aie ho" ~
taxation Of Government bonds aud Der ynl OF u ON -
nation. which = tie tT,i s;e3 ~ tie d'fHcel "
Tlst our f.ih e unhsken 10 Andres Johnson. who wss
nominated ana elected by our party aslnsi TIE lnos 11S
and mlscruV1ious opposition OF the Ien''ras pfy y -
President and who 10 now the cousiut oal rreah. OF ~
Hated Satr Tiat BIZ past history, which shows hiu staud
ig true to Tue Uuiou wLeu the Democratic pa.y NofA and
abandoned bin Drawing The opposition on M PtsoL
and 20 tea associates and pfru life tel % o~ho o. we
country. and whh records h earnest tfrts III 0ehaI o.
ire. and humanity v' assurance Of ns atafr eour.e
Tia. We approve Ls ard benehgeIt policy m p-hy
ing h. country ard DDgn- bach tie nrhs o. peace az
civil government ard II hun tue sssuIance' u
our coi. inu-d aud uni'rd supTort.
Tbst while W. believe that treason is the greatest OF
ara .. .bold b. made odi3,s and tha while i'd
he puuifhnent o. tncse eaders who dehberatey
@ 80 $500 no. Who ordered and who executed the
pbatp,n ot4re II our prscn.r, Yet hold ont the ght
hsnd Of fellowship ard welcome back 70 the Union oil ~ba
u.led by ial,s leaders now fetlTn to M od Az
tb, old hs1 and resolve 70 shd- there forever ,
That uu ier prat aud 10 no sytnt should slavery
sgn be- tolerated % any pat ofihe eon;ry And We IN
.ecnfe 70 al czeus without distinction Of eoor those
legal dghts which necessary 70 true sud paesI DoIty
Tna indore semi. Ety wre una uu'; W" .yc'Ie
80 usiuv ri1r ed by President Johnson ~ his 20
the coored ders Il the frmy that virtue ei ana
be Judged 10 this outrv sd h- tat Is most Ueriorons
and ruo1 end n,e rci1a ard vel informed, nSst stand
hig,--t Fiihout ressrd t1 c,Or' o..
That W. t.int with pride 10 the names upon State
tck.. aud caaeng- the most Tgd scIuny oil the private
and public records OF or csnd d1f~s.
Tfst In Nsort,,n Franci. C. Barlow Gen. Henry a. Ps
num- Gen John H. Martin lar Gen Pstk Henry Jones md
tie countrys pr offered thrmsevs IA her Gern'e VINO
bravey p-r.istenty IA iuy and succetsIuy YtHorneo
their DUTY ~ thr hfid VIC o1l'. 80 e ~. ~. " ~ ~
of Is sl,n. snd rneroie which have been Ted ind aP
Ttst IN, Hon Nsrd Hunt and The Hon John X Porter
DOR candidates Tor judges OF tie Cont OF Appeal aie 20 vel
tlr1u-ho1, state 90 citizens Of the most eminent
AID cop city, that no euoy j. Necessary al our
bands.
Thai in Tnoma, Hilhon.e We present gentleman who
and character tie 'terue virtue aud tesy TO Oh lie
position Of Controller Of the state aud who viii not Illus
10, fitness for the place by changing hs politics three
That Robert { born and P'sti oood.e nly qualified
md every way worthy position. 20 which they .v-
nominated And hereby pledge 20 the W ole tcsrt our
united aud enthusiastic support and predict for It complete
and oysfvhf ming victory
The resolutions received with vehement demon.
STATIONS Of applause and unanimously adopted. The
especially greeted with enthusiasm.
GEN. KIIPATRCKs ADDRESS.
perfect tempest Of cheers, huzzas and clap
ping Of hands greeted Gen. KILPATHCK as he in.
iroduced 10 he audience The General said, Jersey is
all right
FELLOW CITIZENS. LADIES AVID GRNTIEMES: / fully
appreciate the great honor conferred on me and my
bold soldiers who have cone here tonight 10 discuss
before ell this audience CT loyal men and women Tie
greet questions of the days before the country this
Fall these questions will arise and you must decide
them. In the progress Of events during the last i've
years. nation has had an opportunity % ecrn many
ulOmcnOus facts, and 10 advance more rapidly IN these
great questions of nGtioua policy. and Ia the onward
progress Of civilization than any nation since the days
when nations arst we're born.
Should we reckon time by the usual tidal marks OF
human events would count the months OF the last
MON year yehrs, years as decades. and de-
cades centuries. Among the things We have best
learned il the ruth that we cannot ABIDE merely by
theories nor rely in the experiences OF the past alone
Our fathers-bonored be their memories did Yelli
bat VIC, their sons ought 70 do better sppause than
they; Tor as our domain IS yaster, our aspirations
higher oar needs greater and our Resources more
tensve so shOuld conceptions be clearer, cur no
tives stronger than theirs
1t follows, then fellow citizens that we can rely
old naIy cIeeds we Gao support great national re-
public 1t stands TO-DAY Triumphant over treason ard
eloquent in ruth, and powerful and noble than
any nation on the globe. lGreat cheering Prior to
the outbreak Of the war there we're many remedies pre-
scrbed for disaster by all parties but yon know that oil
men Of all parties stood aghOst Their theories were
swept away gOssamer before the wind Then, IN
that hourhat first hour OF the nations real trial Oi its
strength its forttgie its courage and lis bravery, wes
discovered the secret Of the sources of the stable
strength Of our national Republic. II was found IA
the oousuess and faith Of the yirtuOus members OF
the American people in lis capacity 10 namc the laws
by which It should be governed and its rights before
the law. The yindcation Of these rights We owe TO
that man who, more than any other American citzen
since Washington, cxemplfy ing that singular heart
devotion toward the RepubhC-AbfaLam Lincoln.
Immense applause
The Young heart OF the nation came forth from every
LOYAL home in the land and Joined the army o. the
Republic going Willingly aye, eagerly. 10 the bdttlo
with treason, Secession and Rebellion. The pledges
there given have been redeemed and iultled ana me
fact is before tie world that you have to-day
once again united on the Republic, regenerated and
disenthraed. -
Ii is lot for me lcries Of Go on 90 on ~ who
have taken part IN this struggle 10 DELAY you here
with the recital OF these events. Bot am here a. one
OF those men who have fought, and expect to have
some shareiu the fate OF this great Republic, and
am here tonight 10 consult with you as 20 what the ma
tore Of that destiny snail be. What viii you have,
fellow ci,izens-a Union as II rds, sth an aristocratc
ruling elcmenti VIII you have military Governmenii
VIII you have a Republic founded upon blood, and
BIRTH and wealth like that Of Great Briia AZ In.
n.ense cheering with cries Of mo. no / Never
No fellow citizens but you will have republic
such "a announced by Abraham Lincoln, the mar
tyf OF our Liberties, great appla1sel a. wei as thlt
announced By that plain. blunt man, now at tue head
OF the nation. Andrew johnson, President OF the
United States. tApp!ausel He is OF the people Tor
the people and every u.terauce which be has gwen
shows how true is the heart Of tee man who. uneI'
pectedy himself to-day holds In h.s hands the des-
TIMES OF this broad free. fair land When they AK
Andrew johnson how the States lately IN rebellion
shall reiOn the slsterhood of states be invariably re-
plies: Let them take their position IN the RANKS by
treason and promising, henceiofil i0G-
ever TO pledge themselves 10 sustain The Republic free
and entire He has said to them: DO you give 10
srerp the rights Of a mani Do that and you are
worthy Of recOnsIuction.' Immense cheering
when they asked Andrew johnson what more he
wishes BE SAYS: Il wish the unity VI these States pre-
served. and IL shall be preserved
1hia il sNnfimaut az the country. Throughout