New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

RhNARSs on NR HoXlL-
Mr.. SosFEH HoXlE being called upon. made some re-
usrhs oongTauating his audience upon the success OF
the cause 81 freedom; paid noble tribute the memo!
ofoor deceased President; hoped hat the en couiiy
would Il, and beside a Rdrew Jobnson and alluded 70
Gen e. ~, Who like Moses, had led the Hst;oh lnr
the ll1ecness TO the grand result ~ rsLseols, WI
guest. The speaker was an favor of hsh sins M
and ndorsed Mr. Joscn thoIouh ay Upon ."t len
iect. IL OF could be !onnd 10 I'i. 49, ~,
Davis be wond volunteer 10 go 20 Washington, ana 40
the hanging himself. Ilmmerse appaIseJ
asR GRrSEgIL EFMAREs
After the unavoidable fuuIuli lGsOnod by tle I'M
spreceden ted crowd M GE,NNEL sad that As NJ. ~,
most happy % sc so large al audience III lSFu ~
Administration of Andrew 10 as9n lne c so y andi
people and he patriot whom we All know ino spui
eDce ould OoL the peI o seeing tne INQUEST
soldier Of the nation. Gen Grant tremendous ehrcr
iLy1 IL the General was allowed " ioI'c h's WY
through the crowd.
Ttefolowing resolutions then offered AMI IMAM
Inously adopted.
E@5ir,G IN ths hour - Vi sry and returning pro- atty
IL .he hrs, paramount Of he American people to
esy snc revefetiy ackno edge and retarn bsiS TO Al
glty God fo s mercy protection and power er ended to
this s,ion during OF peril h-osgn winch it las Just
pasted and devort recognize lis band N n great wo'N
wsic. h.s accomplished oT This people and humanity
ResoiseG Ihs'we i've n3''' CONSEQUENCES h,pSn'es
viii Of the psope, IN whoa sOverei resides and while
IL The, management Of tter Gee. aud cSmeste 9aIs i.y
hsve chosen The agency Of the Saie IN al ha' e'e 10 "
Nation 70 10 general welfare; to It's feien poc!; 70 W
unity and peTpetoiy they have chosen me sseney Q. G
Feders Government whose acts in the premise. are alone
binding 40 uifeme.
WORTHY TO b the cessor 81 TIE lLoenei L!Ion - VIZ
lhei Magistrate People His patriotism ard dew
fb ", a. therein conssd Ecge been tried by ARE, and
helas forth uDscIhcd We havc ABIDING ia.h an ms
Unsos aad beeyiug hoa n pas. Ina. his admins.
t-aon will be based upon the great 'dna rsnciis o.
Constitutional Liberty hereby pledge ourse's dc OGon
r.n--ivic IN ve,. the r.el' o5' - whic tbs Govern,
men, formed Civ, huo cordial sadiast and united
EerS That We regard against the Government o.
.fIce Republic d the most henous CT ah crimes. .ye ~
Hlf.4 " so -
pourpug ard ea-ier dsy IN It's cue and fenoFe ess
S.,s erJ CO. on his hetd st. is,c ond fury. /,
has H. ed Thousands made aDt mace desoae
soaat.s houe AID sides ara therefore approve oil
H. rorese3 dsiern.,.on of President johnson leave
ffsito de wiz lor Their ir1e according TO tAe ia"
Rs,ci That our aar. esueoy due 20 the brave So
dss and sailors Of the any and navy and the" gallant ana
'''~'' N dAagss darSest hour
IN hsti'e's d. .1licst field
have s.uol.tre to tne woo. thai ,h Govenperto' she
By tie e. i S 9'Sgs s iaa .0i P S . :,
Cow strength sody and durability u IN tho ttroe ''sons
'hspa and Z re e a' aal9., % r lre e. r,1 @
inor.l hoor % memory Of those 7b} rave inon;
those y 70 survive the poiouDtes' gratitude Of se nation
Jeea Ths. tie Peore ofhi, country cannot took with
indifference uyo1 attempt being made 70 establish
os'o a.o a Upon No. IA ds,ss 1se no .s.s
pinse ptenta power. shall escuPy Or possess ty force
nnas the cGod has already been dedicated to
500 Tbs We hold us truth 70 he .efevi3ept that he
will non We can israsi he Nuile' the H % ne
a''oT We tsSss he Fed sn ae Gove
ueats aul the people '4.oucnol toe Union 20 he al lu
R,s3rtd THAT IN Pre,ilni JOIN Sous refusal 10 recogiz
lie pretended governments tls seo which Lave hcen ID
rebellion. BE has bit properly Interpreted lrd sppe5 the
Ti4' pIoyion % The Con-tiuo2' and We hold that a h'
10 bot oi'z.a u i4-l we Inc lyalsy saoli be per
the whole "a. an, y n he,oes fou and corrupt.
EGotes ii.t g nh.ei,y f-Pe i.ei proper m.-s,te,
Al ,e inhie'ed on nil@ce and people 10y the
aaco Of ga pewsss; anl While eanesty DESTROYS q
mamie NJ 10 sco m az world assured prsc-
W.. be Oos se,ured by esy determination anc a1JOs,
meE q the npofan cn-or Wneh re- grown OCT ~ th
scti0a oy the soche1 nsnifal powers GunHs in
Rc,oseS That lis no, the sst an,cnr fe ,anes fer re
joieing hat the overthrow Rebellion the close
toe vi. euab's the Government the corn'- 70 70
Moore That we firnIy believe r,-ty organization
tan only ofue hen tney U,sed Upou substantial and
vital plucre aud that when ut4ined without rssafd %
Srclie eS 90, oay es ed"i 70 aceo,af,1 coruI
wholly Ter1ocs in Their influence snt e-e-' 1ts' .
upon which rsIrs raw fih"'to di'ded e.e o s
stentisy scrl and decided Inc steby o. ~" n,on Is
sssIel II AID cessiu are IN ctsus; slavery ct'
s1 D e,b r, ' d % s. to be ' c outs Il al as
J,trots M se to c-: aie I'll Prisaa feeling ana unite
9rcat work Of storng Pe' iaT'aony sra
yrosrerity tie whole country.
Bec.e the oO1cls0n OF tie reading o. the,e IetJit
iions however the entrance Of aeNefa. c'stnguAhed
officials occGsioaed tumut OF applause which could
IC. be relressed Tor several IeLi,s
DANIEL S. DIcKIfsoS's REMARKS.
T. WIS alr.os Impossible 10 hear the Ieuaris Of Mr.
Dickinson, the crowd Was - rproarols. Every neT
eoHer With modest face and close clipped re4 ieaId
they supposed TO he General Grant ana her oAeels
were not 40 b. suppressed. Policemen were IN such
utter and striking minority that thet eiofis 70 enforce
o.1e- we're in yain although tney did oil ;hat Fort
.noB could 10, gesCuiltine AMI shouting yigorousyi
fbp thron pressed H. sets were tramptd under foot
ra'ss xere thrown 70 the winds and Tie People were
supreme. - A.. p;o,;..o.
smoke with ,'s accustomed e'Oquence 'nd ,iscr. He
knpy no new uterance for the occasion He congrait.
2r,ed tho people and the nation ~; having emerged
fro,n thee fearful peril triumphant lie did not wish ia
recount the history Of the last four years %hlch was
written With pencil Of bght and pencil OF DARKNESS
,r,u the p1pp 81 the worlds records e.d upon every
yepey hillside and no1nt'infcp o. the country, 2 p
people of which has go giorousy conquered VIC NUT
tade vi clements combined against then.
IHere tie tunult drowned the voice o. &c speaker.
TIE audience IMAGINING that they saw Cen Grant Mr..
Grinpcn ouie'ei them wth.difculty, when MT Dlck-
insOn proceeded) They" Geierripg 10 the andi-
shall fight 10 this line II II takes al sumner
II England and France did not recognize the
Confederate Government, II YVES lccause they were
Jealous Of each otbertho bad the Gsposton TO dosny
hing bad Tho speaker further defined under the
utmost diffculiies) his position 40 being IN ayof OF
.ern course Punishment for traitors, IN favor OF the
poicy Of Andrew Johnson - fGr as made public. and
exp~essng his faith tha. the nation still advancing
steady to he meridian of rs spentor which sooner OF
later woul be sure 10 achieve when The enArance o.
HE Lieut.. General OccasOaed Irinuh oil enthusiasm
which rendered bis concluding remarks lnaucib.e.
LIKUTESAyT-clS. GRANT.
Wut dozen policemen fighting pain FOR hin througi
the wilderness OF happy berss who dehghted 10 o.
blu honor, with o9th wings hct'e' ensdseu, anu cul
tin entirely loose from bis eommuneations zen
Grant made his 70 the platform where MS Up
pesrsnce was hsed with tremendous cheering ~
ladies Uosc and also cheeTedi the men uinccu ~
ioy traapei the seats cnGer foot and AIRY claIlDce'
Sn1n rho Shoders Of those in front TO obtain Eips