The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-03

broth0F1y love, rom ono end 20 ne 0toee. We
Sxpecs 10 see by the return Of another ami
versary delegates from every State, NorsA,
South. East and West assemble In Warrington
and smoke the pipe Of peace, In honor OF sh's
full and thorough restoration OF the country
through the practical policy OF fres'dens
johnson.
Morn RAILROAD A0CDEsm@ust on INC eve
Of the Fourth Of July, when the trains arc sars
to be crowded with excursionists, We srs
treated to two more terrible railroad sccideuta
One occurred upon the Harlem and the Other
upon the Hudson River line, both OF which arc
now under ono management On the Harlem.
two trains, rushing at high rate OF speed Oven
trestlework bridge seventy-Ave feet high.
bumped against each other and stove In IL
sides Of the cars and the passengers. On ths
Hudson River line switchman was expectee
to do the work of q depot master, baggage
checker, porter and switch tender, and very
naturally neglected the duties Of the last posi-
ton, the consequences being . train OF IL
track and several lives and limbs lost There
are no words strong enough to adequately en-
press the general indignation ct the frequency
Of these accidentA They are totally withouA
excuse That ON The Harlem could have been
avoided by slowing the trains, and that on the
Hudson River by the employment Of one extrs
man at dollar day. We call upon The
Grand Jury to indict the president and directon
of these companies for granddaughter.
Our RESTORATION IN EUR0PE-The America
arrived yesterday with three days later news
from Europe The feature Of the intelligence
is the continued advance in American securt-
ties. Five-twenties had gone up to seventy and
three-quarters, an Improvement of one-quarter
since our last advices and twelve and three
quarters since the surrender Of Lee. Thus our
reconstruction at home and abroad goes On
part passu.
Is THE METROPOLIS UNDER MARITAL LAwt-
One would suppose such to be the case. Our
streets are filed with troops Regiment after
regiment are coming and going daily. BSs
they are homeward bound, and the men are To
brownest and bravest, happiest and hardest
fellows the world ever saw. We are under tho
pleasantest kind of martial law.
Condition OF the Freedmen 81 tho UniteA
States.
An address on the above subject delivered laa1
evening by VIM. Howard Day, known rs the "Edwar6
Everett Of colored orators. In the Baptist churOat
Twenty-eghth street. After singing and prayer the
orator was introduced by the pastor to the audience
which was large might have been expected con-
sidering tho title by which he known He Con-
mencod by remarking that he did not wish ntend -
view his subject in political light Although having
fought and died for the Union, they hada right neither
more less to the Same privileges granted to evssy
mas born tho SOIL as he had attaAned maeuS
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rights Of equality to eyoy coiored man in the land TIVE
specaces he said were presented two hundred and 1oE
vessel scraped on the Plymouth Rock uttered shout q
force as It chimed In with the wall Of tho slave:
| landed at jamestown, Virginia. take Il
| for granted that you all know there has been
war for the past four years. that with its teru
nation slavery has been rendered extinct and that al
slaves have liberty Liberty do what Is to olothe
themselves where there Ia food for themY Anumber
men, women and children are struggling in great SEA
stand the Shore and is too much TO expect thae
should exert myself 10 pluck many possible from
the water that threatens 10 engulf themS ask you =
stretch forward and assist the c0ored man to-nghs.
| Socially, hungry should DO kept from starving
II hear the wall OF distress it 10 my duty 70 do the
utmost my power TO relieve the sufferer. SO is t
your duty act the colored Every indi
vdual however poor mean or low, Ellis some niche
assist his starving brother whether he be black or white
When Ireland rceled into the grasp Of death through
fleets were noo n S o" Dy 'sS n lVs
started tho country to provide clothing for It's in
habants And be right to relieve ireland and Greece
how much is IL to help those who are at yous
door To feed the body well the soul Is the duty
Of Christianity No system is perfect unless provide
nation has done injustice in permitting the existence
Of slavery for so long time. The Church has justified
it in this COURSE the duty Of the Church TO lead
| n IL Christian 0enOmi09-