The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-12

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worse traitor This drew forth tremendous cheerils
Voice crying out, THAT'S Johnson.'D
rho meeting broke up At eleven J. ID. IN Good order
aud laeI
pOWWOW At PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
Speeches by Parsan BrownIaw. Horace May
nmrd, Colonel Moss, Judge fIierstadt and
Rev. VIZ. Randolph.
Last sven!nga public reception took place at Plymouth
church welcoming the City Of Churches portion Of
the mixed delegation II Is wen known that com
mi,.ee representing tho radicals Of Brooslyn, acting
Jointly wi,h that Of York, had invited the Southern
members Of The Miscagens' Convention to powwow in
lhi localty-ioaving the negro out The evening was
not proptious tho clerk of the weather had decided
that should DC drilling rain, which kept many
or the fair sex al home while The male population as
scnblcd in sufficient numbers to Oil the church
IaR BIG ORGAN. ...
Al haIf.r~st seven I. clock p NJ precisely the big
organ commenced 10 grind--,ather to sound forth in
melody under the skful manipulation o. the
organist Of Plymouth church, Mr. = II Mall'r
TIE RECEPTION
About eight o'clock the pilgrims entered the church
ana were received by the usual applausea universal
cappine Of hands. The following the names OF The
miscosens present:-Horace Maynard, OF Tennessee
Judge Lorenzo Sherwood and Colonel Stancc of Texas
verge Tucker OF Virginia; Judge Hierstadt and Col
Yarmouth, Of Louisiana; d. Sidney, OF Mississippi;
Colonel Lodrogorkor and Colonel Flint, OF Missouri and
Abort Griffin, OF Alabama.
Hardly had the visitors taken the seas set apart FOR
thcm when the Meeting called 10 order by Mr. CO
Chairman Of inc COMMITTEE OF Arrangements, who read
letter from Mayor Booth declining the invitation ex
tended @ him to preside at the meeting In his absence
General Jesse G. Smith was chosen chairman.
long LIST Of vice presidents and secretaries having
becn read, Ny. Smith Welcomed the delegates behalf
n BROOKLYN, and said he glad TO them IN Ply
mouth church, where tie principles OF abolition and the
doctrine OF shaips rifles We're irs sent forth into the
city.
Mr. Horace Maynard, OF Tennessee rose and rambled
of through speech the point Of which was mat he
power of tic government should fall into the hands Of
conservative men.
Bere The big organ burst out into John Brown" ~
which The audience grew frantic with excitement, and
shngel IN vociieiols manner the ohoras not lot
s Ss@s the 'ns' wen l'hs '0n DAVIS On sour apple
sprEca or coroyrr. Moss
Colonel Moss of Missouri tho next speaNer. He
believed himself representative Of opinion both North
and especially tho souh. state organizations case
10 exist b. the commission OF crime, ia the OF the
rebel States The issues before them in regard
the rebel states ~ TO hiring them into the Union But
il Is no, important 70 bring them beck INTO
Congress Rather protect Inc loyal men in tie south
than et those fellows lcongressncp have seats in the
House. applause Tho reason Why our Congress- did
do wnat they ought 10 have done becauee they
did not understand tho reachcry of the Executive.
NV DEIEGAIEs.
Parson Rrownlow and Governor Hamilton, sccompa-
med by theodore Ton entered tho house and were
greeted with vigorous applause
A, this juncture NJ G. n Lincoln, ex-Postalslcr. in
terupcd the speaker and read the following scsrach
rrgs,sILi. y. Y, Sept III isoc b.
,slr-T ycGret that health VII not GLOW me 70 ply NJ -.
mem! Ther country honors ens; history VIII perpetnate
,se a e Snaeg me 9oeIe MIRA heart welcome
iciiowshr ''' mem 'n' ''sn' mana OF
~, iifslts wArp sEEogts-7. pssn Al TER rREsDEsy.
The speaker then hniAhed his remarks by saying he
hoped the Prcsidenl would do little better noSt winter
or Congress would make use Of tho mpeachng power
Iord cries Of eBrownlow Brownow, aross through
out the church. but the parson Rad hardly vet recovered
his breath, end 10 give him a tc time Judge Hier.
staot, oil lsouisiae addressed the meeting
mr. ili-stpNgsf lgssLp.
After few Introductory remark d in which The ,dre
tried 70 discover some analogy between Plymouth CHURCH
leans md the rcger. massacre thereS Who produced
that state OF things9 IL produced II not by the al
Magistrate Of this nation President Johnson Ilssss
y y 90 Thought ! I'm malignant. look 81 President
usurpaiion wherever find Them (ChceIrl
ing speaser was interrupted ly stamping Of feet and
J .owsLow s.unrxss Tnr PRECEDENT.
Parson BRowNiow a. last came forward and spoke for
half an hour n the midst Of roar Of laughter and inces
sani 'teTs. He said-I GA not understand when set
out on this expedition that was 10 be a speaker nm.
deTstood that John Minor Bolts and myself were to be
The Grant and Farrasut Of The expedition tiaughterI-
ana tbat fuch champions IS Governor Hamilton and
Horace Maynard and others were TO do the talking
fRoars d iaaghteE Fam sosry Bolts Is not here. lie
~ GOOD and true man. Ike old Bolts; always did,
and never separated from him cxeep, when he slept with
John Tyler could not stand that loud laugh,
tho country rnero arc about thirty Of us and our aim
Is 70 wipe ont the mocassn tracks Of johnson and Sew
sru tnou's or vshler and those unnamed and uninN
ssied coprcraeads who are shining along in their trail
u were vol and able spaa should not attempt 10
ao " as Governor or the grert reconstructed stale OF
Of that Office wherever aln aughtcr, and mot 10 en-
gaze IN political harangues loud laushtcr) That sort
OF thing may DO for on accidental Presldentonc Who
siains the dignity OF his once by saying that ho has
alJ aside his Presidential character and has cu loose
g.. = sucn ~ man tha, councils the mob to bang Tbad
Sow and Wendell Phillips either Of whom better
mon tnan himself. t"1hatia So laughter ana ehccrsl
wish 70 state here onsht that the State aud people OF
lEEA MI fIufn rrHx L.
American Congress aud In opposition 10 the Executive
fIremendors checr,pg) Our State Legislature meets
whs, win dol naushterl The President of his
meeting has charged with rcnomnaiinga President
acted IN encg rs gr y 20 sSs but
had Fought for BIN twenty-five years through evil aud
good rr.pcrt J had less clcmcncy and forbearanco
the President had committed himself ia tho United
states Senate and military governor ha, he coud
70 rsck Of ~ confe we are mistaken and that no
has gonc oyer JET Davis party, soul BODY and
brooches loud larghtcrI have been greatly relieved
by the despatch Of Mr.. Bcechcr for whom have had
We werc greatly hurt with Bcechcr FOR tLs
S hours son ne sas pursued N ,h,s cortst
IN this course believe would oppose him 10 me
election Tor ihe pas,orship OF this church anghter
IN Wow OF hs recent published letter snd despatch
withdraw from tho field honestly sclievc tho South
Intends 10 force another rthclh~i upon the country
a. bad or worse a. when Lee ssrrsndercd Pardon me
say that tho devil rs IN te whole OF thcm lIaughter
they another upon You, headed johnson
instead Of Davls- ney call you from your homes 70 The
battlefield adviss new army organization Let Il be
divided into tee divsons the nrst TO march into the
South with anal arms 10 do the killing. and great deal
81 III let che second march with torches and do the
burning ap; and let the last division march with the
surveyor claim and stake out the country plecos md
give 70 tho who viii eight for and honor the far
In conclusion, let advise you that IL man IL sns
pccted Of not being radical do vote for him lad
plause) ~
rms uureArrs Axp RADICALS 90 uoxr
MI RANDOLPH, OF Louisiana then made few remarks
aitcf which the meeting dispersed.