The New York herald., 1866-09-06
THE EVENING PERFORMANCES.
Great Crowds. Fireworks, Torchlight
Professions and Speeches.


stand No. l.
Tho main stand was front Of the Union League
House, and appeared b. the centre Of Mr..
Gibbons Chairman, appeared The League House plat
form about eight o'clock response onthuslastio
calls from the vast crowd, and announced thai he
authorized b. tho Union League call 10 the chair tho
Hon Morton hcMchAei, Mayor Of Philadelphia
Mr. McMlchael waa loudly applauded aud Ae appeared
add made few Introductory romark 10 tho effect that
Philadelphia welcomed the southern delegates not only
to ITS hosptali,,cs but TO ils homes
aiEfct 90 rorri
General Butler then introduced amid fen ng ap-
plause He spoke At consderable length stating he
accepted tho kind greeting 70 bin Indication OF
tho truc spirit ot the loyal popn We lave had two poll
ces since the warone BY Tho President and one ~ Con-
grcsa The latter has not been tried the
put into operaton The policy Of congross that tho gov
ernmcn OF the late rebeous States shall pat tho
hands Of loyal mon lie had himself r,edth policy Tor
commander of the Gulf never gave any power cyi, po
utlca military TO disioyal man, yct she pro-
tcctcd every In lifc and liberty. Any number ~
rcrsons could them ~ discuss Qnca0A without
noiosaton. treason accepted Any man or woman could
Wink through the city without inury Compase tho re.
suIt o thnt nhc months Of tho pooy % Congress and
that Of the President during the Inst yeer No person ~
safe there now wHo ad' 'oeatcs the cause Y s coun
der threats % adjourn and wat for the new
ecct0ua Mayor Monroe, Who had been N PRISON under
TIE Congressional policy organ red hf police ana hey
commenced 70 indircnmnale arc on the bAidas whcro
the convention had assembled, THIS wa under tho
frcsiienis policy. somo say the couyentonsts were
ouco calmly attentive whia ne clergyman
was Offering up a prayer. fhc ciefpymrn wont
mt Le FEN with white ng TIE star aaA .trpos
hdm dying with dozens ~ WoulGt 81 70 WAS
carried away with she Governor 81 thc stat Fii went
~ that pure spirit IN pruvcg Father fcrsf,e thct for
thcy know not what they DO whit haa nude tha
difference Because tho innn who drrfarcd thn Gag x
now 4 ci,y oacnl n New orleans Wilton a. YOU de.
Ere3 "A Noicc-t C1ugr Ng, = "C0nggces III rhlf was
gre.Iiou o. Party II Io IrsgdenL. po Y " eai ean
der has been poured out like ~ vau, Y ghond
he agreed that peace hss como mn every ono
express bis sentiments without morstaf0n q every
foot OF United states territory Applenscl no ''slar
Spanyod Banner then played by the band, and
loudly choercd by III crosd
MARIAN
senator Harlem, of love-, was nsrt n,rodnood and
hr appearance Wa greeted WITH proongsi applause
which vas oriered by tbe Mayor 10 b. stopped, hut
without efectl
Tho Enc clab OF Chester parsed through street
this point ana, at tn. suggestion of NcAchao, they
wero loudly cheercd Tho noss ahang ~omcwhs,,
senator hAsils commenced bs speech BY s'a'ng uat
large majority Of The czens present had aided IN tho
election Of Abraham Lincoln, aud Congress whose
measures suppressed gigantic rebellen and that 70.
great uartv which had achieved these grand results Ike
a criminal who wi shes TO change his name he was not
wing OF which went into rcosliloB, and IN:
other that sympaihiyed with rebels, des'rud
now 10 cover their crimes with nov man
The republican party had no need Of changing ~
name Those who became traitors we're those who pro
yiousy most trasty a. Judas wss rhose most apt
to beifay now are those who say :-"Hsre stand; no
power on earth can drive me from my posi,lon.n
The seventh Ward Club passed this stand barinr on ~
iransparency the words I'VE are coming Good f%
TO- 900 majority"
The spsakcr was. about 10 when tho boys IN
blue made their appearance with flaming tor hcs amid
tho cheers aud pandis OF of prope The rSsnv
fourth ward club then pushed tbroush, and az had
half passed by, the crowd closed aroand furnsuro car
of ransusrsnccs Torches md enthusiastic radicals and
prevented the progress of the same, much 70 tas ms
ment of the crowd A. last policeman seisnh ,he ps
o1 The saa,as hOn' and Isa b" smsss Msssss
and scsmponng r'eh, aud len. Tho 'lnvlnco'es"
next moved by the rockets and Roman candles rslng
every direction and the crowd cheering Justify Several
other ciubs passed along With radiant orrhss that
cleaned strangely through the blck rod columns of
smoke that owered along The from tho pf"fsse
fireworks which wctc exploded night ard lsft 10 cap
the citax " noise and c0uflaon the dega'sa on ~"
stand tr0ge into rnawc 10 tue pino ~ vAiy Round us
Flaxr volec ID the crowd called OF, "a John
hipfr apf thefewi Ana beluT ausverrd aiIfnHtifely
~ 4 taothlart nor tne einn4 h9iD -. losdy
AppauGfd General Gnary rcgiFed nuntfoua tokens
~ hr cheering pruperaltc8 ~ the crowd Congress wAr
neu surgestrd and rheefed, and twafdinr Iaeoaof.
ha .siorua feeling toward fred DoIAiUa hy many
ne.V tlaaair shortly anrDndl lhe .roNd sanz
feW of tbr delegates Joined number u hte osrri.ss
rnsfA ~ Tho stssfa M tho ut1rcN 20 hNnd HtfN he
iFereat hooking roushs ne Deal Duexf was lnqai'od
after lDd dltfnfsaef eiG liltlc Narhior
-enaior hartA' u.Hn resumed hiN Tp~e~h, rArual
qu e hayinn br~n re.tafsd He ali 90 q ths msaiAEa
II elo.-ng Andrew pnaen lrsaiFh. . ~" tei.i
.nte.. fTte efosd rshaned and hHaad hofre of -.
gentlemen pr5ent rs r9rvni wlth h4 ~ We -eaer ~
isf0 ari 1881 tac rsbel iederp Tr ~
menilgre4 hN mnlans w9rla % sgrn - .bpsn
W ,...a b. sr,.,a ~. IeT.,.eg u H..
~ tnr. hatr tnrfn arrested an1 " fh9f YER tired
lnd convicted he Soud have them hang nn taey wsfe
81 that c0ngfesx Ne served ou 4lr Cotnunee a tho
Conduct ~ tie waf, prcsaod over ~ &c thast1gas
senator from ohio "a Nolce-rnf~s cheeFa far Ben
Waas whlth wefs siyea.l ~ Afterwards aeprptsd TO
oros X nfga3or Gerefa All Provisional HcqernoS n
roore pesple mat the "Ns~@s w1aif yei .riRe 70
lead them ffpua bondage lbtrty. and 4 nosaa otlsr