New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03

present the issue to You VIC have passed upon IL
The solemn deliberate Judgment Of six hundred housand
gross was right and the President wrong. Appausel THAI
the simple SOLUTION ~ so Oh a, e Saon my n,er cn
ered y the ballot box rendered With viii and with settled
determination that the who represent this verdict shall
carry il ont faithfully in Congress and that in good faith
win give 10 these misguided people the justice found in these
nmendmenis Appause My friends did ever any people
earth who sinned much their punish
light True Slavery destroyed and every Of
any political party glad OF that For while in the wig
wan the ilh August in Philadelphia there gathered
gether the politicians of all shades Of political opinion outside
six long years men who had once lod in he Democratic po
ltcal organization men who had not received all
more men who, during the war, hesitated, held back
who failed to give he Government support the army sa
port, were there And even from the WgSam IN Pmad'Pha
they thanked God for the Of peace They may call II
peace they choose but IN The pnyer which recognizes s re-
turn OF peace we fail 70 on Tor we cannot call the conao
Of the South peace God forbid that any true loyal man who
has assisted 10 prosecute this war who has taken the sh@e
from the Dondmen OF me south shend call that @l, ~
phis the bloody tragedy at New Orleans peace APa1se
Tint not the peace We think our army conquered ana
they thanked cd in the wgwam in that assembly Of politicians
that SLAVERY forever abolished And that time they prayed
God and will join their prayer CheeIs) Ana 40
slavery the of dscO confusion and death Is abolished
S oe all SSO' R PS give Of ' saye the to
the Constitution are only remarkable l& ucT n hgg
s Isa Bc s aed pS'df the n honor Of the nation
or that Of every individual IN " , ara th'y pro
paid and they remove both questions from pOca parties Tor
ever They provide thai all men shall be equal before INC law
d ivy us re ncro made free that Tie negro made
free shah take part in election -Four millions o. people az Tue
Sontb were made free millions that were truly loyal our
ing the war that never betrayed Northern soldier four mi
lions Of passive submissive people VINO %aen tnS Te G
vet the Congress Of the United States ana TINS ec ana generous
people willing TO take away me Isus VI unIIsc run
that in the amendment the Rebel himself made the Judge OF
i ,be negro shall vote And vet these naughty men with
& hands covered with the blood Of the innocent these
seSe terms se hard tell You we regard verdict the
are NewYork and Illinois yet to speak ana the loyal MOTH
be before the coming Congress Let these people accept
them, for ask from them now no further terms.
proper results Of the But let them beware how they pro
woke faithful and true people just nngnnninos ana mrs
tan people For they accept these amendments i may
become The duty Of our Government and vest authority
upon the 100000 of loyal people oil the SOul i,J
After that they must take warning Sir was pleased WIN
your resolutions The time may when II viii be the duty
OF this people for the safety Of the Government TO turn around
and resi- upon the LOYAL people Of the South Applause And
now my friends with al these pending before
the people in this election The people OF inc North are turned
to by great combination all classes ana shades oil plelhs
against the negro himself appealing 10 the DaSer passions Oh
humanity No approach TO the intellect or the loyalty no pa
ioc uttcrancc but they turn to the american people ana az
tempt carry the election by constant and persistent abuse oil
negro just because he is negro and because there has
been and Is silly prejudice against nm, !hol sa! inc ncgo
where stands in New York and under the amendment they
can give when they please but they shall not 20
the Congress OF the United States with full power rep
resenation the negro unless The negro takes part zap
pauseJ And while my friends the negro under inc amcnd
only when the State gives him the favor as that
question referred by Congress 10 the States am OF opinion
and saw II in PENNSYLVANIA do here tOnight-that
would rather the destnie Of country this day to the
uniformed loyal negro than TO the Rebel at the South or his
sympathzers at the North Loud npplauseJ My friends
is the Negro that has sinned The negro never offered him
bondage. II the Of the negro that has nne
1t is not money that Is the root OF all evi Is inc l3Ne
money. Laughter u Is not the negro that caused your
country war ears and deolacd yonr land and shook
the whole civilized a. il the owner % the negro Let
him come the bar public opinion and be judged In all
pagcd his property nd murdered his friends in the neigh
boring city the 9Th day Of July lslh ana
popitv which were when mob had expended its fury
md lever complained When his master was at the North
worked patiently or his and children aud supported them.
When poor broken down wounded sick Federal soldier
and cared him. when his master would have murdered him.
Cheers Surely the negro not TO blame o this terrible war
II is the owner Of the negro His negro taken from him and
made freeman and he now asks 10 dictate terms 70 the people
who have compelled his submission We have taken the value
Of his negro him have made his negro freeman and
would give that negro the benefits Of American citizen
ship would elevate his race and make him cqunl to ciu
zeshp great country of IL j. the poor negro
,rrop speakers and politicians pcdilc their pontics
fbeirp sprons patriotism without license ali over this
country appeal passion aud prejudice against the poor
yonr government driven the wall and YOU offered TO the
negro historic blue coat be put il and when gave
hem-and he found amid the boys in blue away down in
South with sherman his great march or with Grant
about Richmond Applause! Aye more, he receives lour
pensions and he stands in yo highways shaiieredand manned
type Of his faithful race and have supreme contempt or
those political scOundrels who would dare turn the mind OF hs
great eop from their duty 10 the negro and their duty 10 Their
OF course knew that the rigging around bis head and
that be the Of it, but he waited patiently until was
over and be waiting to what the country viii do for
him During the exciting political canvass IN Pcnnsyy ania
you viii pardon me for telling you ihis-I Was
returning from the western the eastern part Of the
aid Altoona ri the great points In cnnsy wanna
there lives old negro man who lived M the village where
and lived before removed 10 Harrisburg and he
remarkable p years ago FOR his integrity and ei! Od Ibo
Lis lie slave escaped was captured
gLDOrhOOd Old Thomas is IN place Of trust At the
great hotel ~ Altoona Nae Standing esiae he can saw
Of netting lis full Of meaning lie took BY the
hand SAYING Governor am very glad to see you have
you most particular business asked him what he
wanted to NE for said he want 10 know which Of hes
men that are running for GOyerlcr have got 10 puy for
Laughter epd aprlausel Why Thomas SAID have you
not cornmelcod praying yea" No he replied WAS
Sody 70 lei me but YOU wei said Thomas pray
Gedry" Checsl Said be go IN on bin BIN tonight sure
That had been raging GROUND t s, TSG 5 6n5 iqT
iodr years b knew somebody wa 90 r ns brm G
should apply 70 Powell gh,gh never went back OF white
man Or black man in the right Gnvv' trust that the
settle them forever Checrs Surely is time that Sc should
begin further Development and progress TINT the vast ter
enterprise and capital should no longer held in nbeyaace by
these people at the South. If they will not lake the
zen i6t tfe sake y our PSo.psfit .g fDi3Fe oaI
sSiI =. and that We believe viii suit them Upon that turns
whole question friends and need not labor IL explaining
further before this intelligent audience an very glad 20
have had the opportunity Of speaking 10 for We should
know each Other well These people Of New York and Penn
syyanla-they bound together by every tie Of
country religion her common trade and commerce
The bind together great river OF Pennsylvania
rises York and into Pennsylvania returns 20
New York and back Pennsyaana again thus looping to
gether in beautiful circle those two great States We the
heart Of the Republic stand in the center Of the nation
and al the travel and trade pass through the borders Of
those two great Of Pennsylvania and NewlOrk We
sye onetr OF the population OF the old free States
control the power Of this great country Never can any war or
Congress Executive or Cabinet constituted power stand
fvkf of
the West has united in harmony with Pennsy In the late
election Ohio and Indiana and the States further West APP
pause All act together al appreciate the great questions
now before American people And is reserved for You
Tuesday joining bands with Illinois 20 render your
forc IN Of