The New York herald., 1866-09-18

the late war we necessarily cultivated feelings q, hoe
tilty which al this time are hardly alayed' but now
that peace come u IL the duty OF all good citizens 10
eradicate all these bitter feelings He urged them TO
support gov snment for the sake Of developing the
country, OF paying the enormous public deot and or
maintaining republican berry
sgEFcH OF ISAAC r. WILSON
congratulate that in the year 1866 the people OF
The United States tho directors of their laws as
well as they ut that grand hour when fathers
that grand old hall IN Philadelphia. We have TO
90 into past look for the defence Of conduct in
the present When here, small population OF
three millions, we cherished the grand old word OF
Commonwealth; . but 10 that the present
Congress has forgotten that word They have
hered the Of rebeon but they have forgotten and
of the rebellion come back and say :" We
brace the republic as the dearest first born OF our
the constitution and the Union. We OF the North
in defence OF our liberties when we heard the cry from
| sumter and let me ask you II, when that word was
going 10 be for the Union, would vou the cit
OF New York, have rushed TO the field ready
rihce your ap emo, no.. Well, the CONGRESS says,
although this conducted for tho Union, now
that the southern people In repentant, and that
they have passed the constitutional amendment,
Stevens the worst Of ALL says they shall into
the Cnon; but President ohnson-(;heers)--s
that they have found their error, and back clothed
in different mind. He says, and the American people
ny they shall back and another voice says come
back and that voice il the constitution II says there
be seeding Staes says that In their they
must first be shown. If riot occur in any ward in
your city YOU will not exclude IL from all representation
in the municipal council yon viii make them return to
peace and then they recognized citizens Of this
grand metropolis OF the United States and this is the
rllc thai should be applied the southern states If
you do not do but follow the advice OF Congress-
would have many State governments your country
in the GernaD!c Confederation. shall say TO the
southern states because you have done wrong
ar never again TO become czensy No butthe Congress
says because they afraid OF the few represcn-
taives wnich tnose states are bound TO send m Are
you afraid OF themY No. because their doctrine is
lalacy. came hero only to make you familiar with
few truths, that at the next election yon may he able
say, "Wc, the people of the United States not Of q
section OF IL. They talk OF giving the negro freedom,
and they established bureau, but oEly, in effect 10
bind his chains more closely, and they make him pay
for the fcod which tho government Intended he should
get for nothing. Thor idea Of suffrage is also
Gated cnongh, not yet civilized enough They want
grant him privilege which the white must qualify
for and VIII you allow the negro greater privileges
say they are ready for another revolution Are you
ready No We'l'ell them TO stand back far shalt
1t was founded blood The foreigner here from
all nations and IT was said many different elements
and with unity Of action and unity OF thought
anos new ,,, world arose arose, out Of the depth Of
arms and your votes II this party in Congress
allowed to have their way they will create an intestine
WAREHOUSE against house. brother against brother and
citizen against citizen. VIII you help them TO do ths9
No. You win tell them yon will defend the constitu-
ton OF your fathers tho last tell them that the
eleven states have become as penient as they be-
and also tell them you live In civilized age, and
age Of freedom and Of liberty. You are here met 10
the triumph OF Congress- and know you will do ii. ]
believe the spirit OF the past has influence you
your fathers entrusted TO you. Work on, and your
virtues and actions will lead you glorious end and It
WIZ also tend TO make this, again. great and glorious
country. (Cheers)
SPEECH or GEORGE NJ CURTIS
Mr. CURTIS referring TO the object Of the late said
It waged to perpetuae the Union OF the Staes
not TO keep certain number out OF the Union The
rebellion was crushed and the South bad acknowledged
that they had been defeated and were willing to submit
In ha
resolution embodied in the series passed by the Fhlade
phia Convention in August declared the institution nbo
sned forever and II was not tho desire or Intention OF
the Southern people to restore It again 10 vex the
tonal politics The South bad thrown itself upon the
nsenanimi,y mas s Of the North They admit the que5
clare that the national debt shall be sacred but that the
rebel debt shall not be paid For this they deserve to he
treated enently BY the North. In speaking Of state
representation Mr.. Curtis thought that any man who
taught the doctrine Of accession should the
preston Of Andrew Jackson "be hung by the eternal
gods" They would take the American people
should not lose any OF their inherent rights Before the
to have an cnre representation OF the country In Con-
gress He would not favor aw that allowed the blacks
70 encroach upon the prcrogatves Of the whites In
order 10 secure party aims the purpose Of Congress
70 drag down the who Of the North levc with
the blacks OF the SOUTH but they would fail in the
from the great conservative party any put forth
by the radicals and urged them 70 stand fast by their
coiors
SPEECH or JAMES D. MCCLELLAN
To-day there s great issue before you whether the
Union OF country be destroyed by a fanatical
Congress- Congress not Of the most sagacous and the
men who control the party are not the men who sup
ported Abraham Lincoln the nominee Of the Baltimore
Convention; and in Cleveland nominated John G.
Fremont, and these arc the who bis
memory and respect his doctrines bnt with O hypocrisy
rarely to be equslled withdrew thor candidate from the
neId when they knew the voice Of the people
against them, and supported then Abraham Lincoln.
But Abraham Lincoln, In a speech In Washington, pre-
vfous 70 his assassination, offered TO sdmt deiega
ton from Louisiana, and this Is the policy OF Andrew
johnson to-day. and IL these men were before me I
would ask is that the way revere the memory Of
Niger, they only it put them power and ruin
the country and know when the people thoroughly
come 10 understand this issue they VIII support the
policy Of Andrew johnson. You cannot destroy the
Southern people; they indestructible In all
laws OF logic, science and mathematics, and
let these PrRiseGod- Bare Bones come before and
we will cnghten them And what did these people do
when their President paid visit IN rough the country?
What did they dor They, American citizens insulted
the first magistrate OF the country and blood was she'd
because men were found who honored him. To my
Irish friends say do you desire 10 that ban
ner destroyed sins 10 star erased from its folds No.
no) But strike the from the aud the stripe re-
mains 10 mark the degradation Of the action Therefore
stand and rally and act together, and will be
victorious and our enemies will be dispersed cheers
srfEcH Oi J. .. swEESy.
You have duty perform 10 support the pow ers
that be- the government OF the country and The OF
the States and thereby support nation which the
grandest and the noblest under the sun. (Chccx.)
Mr. Swoeny was followed by Colonel Roosevelt Of West
chester county, who made brief address after which
the crowd dispersod
THE GERMAN STAND.