New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

Franklin Hose Company VITA portrait Of Abraham Lincoln
large and handsome banner
by both men and horses.
Shifier Hose Company
Taylor Hose Company with beautifully decorated nose
carriage.
Tiyon Hose Company.
Band.
Lincoln Hose Company. With hose carriage
Washington Engine Company. with Ambulance.
The display " the emen was very hne at least oo oeng
Next came Tie Soldiers and Sailors Union with band Of
music; Bows ia Blue Delaware bearing the stand OF
CoOrs carried battle by the 4h Regiment Delaware Voun-
tees.
~ il Trenton Loyal League with band; Union League Of
Allegheny County PeDn.; varioas Ward Delegations -
Treason must be made odious" "l be your Moses" How
are you Moses" Is there Mayor in PHILADELPHIA Andy
we fOueht"' Union rule and not traitors" The
procession occupied just 40 minutes IN passing given point
Altogether II considered Of the largest and graDdes
the VIRGINIA DELEGATION.
Interesting inciden with the choosing Of
Representative IL tie Organization Committee occurred WITH
the Virginia liberation When this committee wGe being
named the Virginia delegates manifested great uneasnes
and their Chairman Mr. Wtrdwtl, stepped seee and
announced the nominations Of three candidates Geo Rye o.
Woodsocl b. Dscourdy Of Norfolk, james Whehmst and
Lewis Mckenzie Of Alexandria During the ballot the an
made that Rye universal suffrage man
which caused little cOmmOtion among the neighbOr1pg dele
cations The first ballot stood Rye 81 Deeourdy s. Meken
ze IS WhehG.st Inc delegation G ,,. adjourned 70
expressed hope that the delegates would
express tneH P IUey nd bai % d
Mr. Rye received 70 Mckenzie Bottss candidate H. Scatter
The selection was then made unanimous to try his
This action OF the Virginia delegation with the choice OF Rad
csi Wsrdwe Of Richmond betpeaks going unanimous
Ghssnuts toward the Isssss on Brosdst the
demonstrations Of dense and uIroeo0 crowd OF Wecomers
Texas with the tall figures Of Gov Hamilton AID eI Gov;
Louisiana with Durant and host Of tried heroic
greeted with deeening applause repeated again ana ssan e
chiefs waved from all the windows
passing Thank God You live p was the cry Of ones God
bless You p said the Oldest ownsmeD. Three cheers for
wa, beet with storm Of eraSaOhs and
though feeble heshOo feeble almost 10 risk bis presence
paa. to stand up and bow Constantly The scene gathered
sensation procession approached the house OF the
Ss e1a s SSsf as he
near the League headquarters resonant with their singers
the supburnt veterans Of the South like wdhre and
spread and far and wide among the multitude In font Of
HaTrah for tn. Union!
ni Hors st;t b q, ,l as,I,h'
And wen rally round the flag. boys.
shooting SS 1I Iss 1 battle cry Of freedom.
The sight aud hearing OF such demonstration 10
10 tears every who remembered the terrible and bitter
ss5ss to sst and die to that same glorious great
any who sung aud three IN the streets Of
Snh II 4 mot wonderful that number Of tho old and young
who listened to steps and windows Of the League
~ Of their dead sons and brothers echoed back BY the
men 81 the South the ndOmitable spirit Of resurrection
League House on BrOsd Southern delegates formed
front Of the balcony and the Iest Of the prSces
which we're the Southern delegates Mr. Chas Gibbons OF
the Unon League delivered the following speech OF vel
o0~'' SPEECH OF CHARLES GIBBONS, ESQ.
MyH OF THE South The members Of the Union League OF
United States ICheersl On their behalf and BY their
thoFy you here today a: friends and brethren
FOar souls free from the guilt q treason :gs0: %, sO%
you endured oh heavy you have been through
All the Rebellion for your fidelity the Con
stitatop aud four devotion American Union Cheers
Many Jour homes have been desoaed pleasant places
s Sd ~ass ss 'b b1ssns ss IN PERJURY and anguish BY the
fendsb Of traitors WHO sought to make your Loyalty
crime and to the United States from the map Of nations
Through eli this in the history Of
modern times in pers BY your own eountrymen IN pefs
ngs often hunger and thirst HASTINGS often In cold and
nakedness have held last Your integrity as The word
faith in the ultimate triumph Of good evil you have
watched through TIE long night o. your soiow io lSs coming
sure protection IN the enjoyment Of your civil rights when
treason should be made Infamous tcheersl when trait
S0s ss'' pOr ss sRss s%ne should
placed 10 your own hands, Prolonged chesn.J
as We TOO have Been "a Our homes "a Se North
BEEN sd With lamentatoa Tor she sthsrs tae cons
a9 Si % ss ssa' y bS. Of % bSss
thousand Northern men oys and fsithcl IN their lives
tins or treason slavery and rebelop oil that horrid
gap that divided The loyalty ofthe Kolsh from the loyalty Of
the South whs the was raging round your homss a.
though sympathy inenshed by our own sorrows
could not express Itself In words bat flashed from miloo
Northern bayone and pronounced py the mouths Of
Earnestly stirring souls 20 their very depth
oyer secret pssocsoh With our own heroic dead Chee
Ts's sSS So I'll power
supreme throughout the land lchees these Boys In
Blue part Of your to day and their comrades every
where lave Written The tables OF their bear pevef
he efsced that IL infamous tCheefs For II II DO
what honor hare they thsn taitOrs 90 writ
ten In every family Bible that contains record OF the death
Of Uaion soldier Onion refugee Cheer inscribed
every heartb0ne North where the little orphan child
Vsiny awaits return father from the lCbeerr
These Philadelphia renen fearless and ready men 10 every
soldiers and helpless csdren cheers these
mechanics and egsl4s,s par end men every one o.
whom wssd 0p 70 BAL tie bread OF official patronage Of he
price ~ his manhood cheer, these trusty czee o. otge'
States who unite With ~ In welcome today al Weo you
and greet with thai sentiment that gOws IN the loyal
hearts and binds al together By CHAIN Of sympathy that
sdversy break" Treason 10 Infamous Prolonged
cheefs But syupAihy would not be full cordial
haed here IL GOES much further II Is the honest senimen,
OF the North held and uttered in the interests OF Union OF
and OF Christianity that when the South returns 70 her
DUTY she must come In robes with covenants ior
liberty equality and Justice led by her loyal Unloniss
For what hope have the future what security have
you unpublished aud impenen traitors shall be roipstaed
IL power by the arbitrary sad besoed will Of under
Constitution which they have deliberately forworn 1be
already written in the blood q the murdered loyal
lists New Orleans That's true" That's and cheers
Men Of the South, here high aud solemn mission
having for lis object the reesabsament the American
Uaioh the broad and foundations equal and
Justice 10 all Cheers Ii stand upon other
We ght presume that the Rnler Of uni
verse Las permitted Us 10 et over onI enemies only 20 re-