The New York herald., 1866-02-23
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Gen rel WrTvoHG-Yuu W u have plenty of hrst ratio
speaking toafht; eaough To satisfy ahy audience In
the ineantiu,-
VoI-E-lts all In tho meantime with YOU g.
through with tho mo1nne and give the music or tho
81 a. NJ Ccua uuod mernmenI) r
General ws.M,rE-I la the mcaniine-
vocE What's lhais t,oara or iaagatcrl
General warsaRr-l X thls-that In the sacautlmo--
VoicE--sIcak louder
General wEfAoRr-conc ap re and try your voice,
and sec what you can do
RtsraSsr-I can't do H. "wct !" I'm TOO dry. tRoaE
OF laughtcr)
General wErSop,,-Thcn shu; up I was saying IN tho
absence OF the muc an the speakers thorc Is capital
chan tefor calm reelection.
yoicr-A time for whap Cheers and la shterJ
General wsWois-For rcdc ton; time 70 lament your
past sins and max amends the fataro By promises
VoicE-What ab mt thai musioY
General wEn Rs--It can't mako itself heard yet
paugherl Now, ladies' and geutiemen--I bog pardon
II IL not necessary 10 ask the ladies be In order but
ask the house to be In order
VocE-l move TO admit Tonncssce
Anothor-So. You don't tChcers aud laughicrl
An ESmu,iAsT N CRowD-Tae Ucst rvcouatraetlon
you have IS every star the ag and every in
the Union. hers and laughicr)
FORMAL OPENING OF THE PRocEEDIsGs-RB RBMARKs
ny r.. oFDYKE.
General Wetmoro then introduced Ir 0PDYKr who or
ranized tho meeting He said As Chairman OF the
Committee Of Arrangements allow TO express my
qualification of meeting you In such vast numbers TO
dorse the policy of patriotic Chief Magistrate, Andy
johnson. That policy Is Just, wise,
catory comprehensive To embrace all elasscs and
all interests of common conntry, that Il deserves tho
enthusiastic support o every citizen who desires speedy
restoration OF the peace and harmony and pfcspey of
our country. have tho pleasure, gentlemen, Of noni
mating your presiding oicor this evening citizen wcll
known u yoa all "a cit zcn alike distinguished tor hs
moral worth, his ability and pabic spirit. ! nonlnat'
the Hon Frnncs u. Cutting as presiding oiiccr.
THE cuAIRMAS's SPEECH.
Mr. CrrnSd-l need not sny Ia yoi tho ! ica greatly
bonorcd on being called opOn on this occasion 10 preside
over this great mec.n because Is postnn that any
one VITO felt proud OF the good opnon Of hrs follow c
would be glad tu he Invited to. This great nostiug,
representing II docs large portion Of the intelligence
the palroHm aud good practical common sense of this
community 10 destined, trust 70 produce good lruits
IN the present distracted condition of pubic coupcs
lChcers.l rise, gentlemen, not for Tho PurPosc Of
making speech. Of extending my remarks, because
somo ot the most distin guished men OF the county
of eminent speakers, are here, many Of
whom have at at personal inconv from
very great distance TO address YOU and b. add their
yours the present condition OF pgbe alairs
iChecrB) And these Distinguished gentlemen a. ter tho
address which has been prepared shall be road and
after the resolutions shall have been submitted 70 yop
AT this stag, the cheers Of few who caught glnpsc
Of an cSpcc,ant figure Advancing from the sdes 60 tho
platform aroused the enthusiasm and excitement a the
eyes ntcbtIy strained towards the platform. Ia
a llttlo time Mr. Scwari enrr0undod ~ mln-
ber ~ gentlemen coming a. the front OF thr platform
where a cha had been placed for him A. his person
came into full view the whole immense nacnb.o pose
to thor feet, when spontaneous brrnt of applause
greeted the venerable statesman, VINO bowed repeatedly
bis thanks, when sonce res.orcd
The CsAIRasS, resuming, SAID :-Gentiemsn, you may
well have welcomed The Distinguished gcntcfnsn sho
has ust entered for yon could have wrIcatned
truer patriot a ,ruer American a man who has stcsd
BY the government o the country through all tho bi~ry
we have Witnessed with nisliiy tLAn hs -
ns APaSs 1 sra1ss 3. hs he. %sss e
friends which would need of ground Ia hold them
" only known he was here aud arcs of h'a co'ul
irymen would only ray dur honor aud i1-t tribute "
him. Cheers and appianse. hut I rise not for The
purpose n Introducing the uguishei gentleman to you
10 whom J referred bu, ] meant simply u say that
yoar attention WI bc drawn ~ tho hdrs aud next the
resolutions ~brh in my pndgtncn', VII commend
themselves not only 10 appreciation but 70 tho gen
crs' appreciation of fournths OF the night minded
men " the United Maine Texas hrer In
my judgment they breathe fprt of eonciliauon-of
moderation and fratcrnal love The people take arm st
the place whore the graah army aud navy loft them
That gallant army and gallant navy pat an end ~ the
bloody warfare which Tor time devastated the county
And expected, when the busincss turned oyor
10 the CIVILIANS We should have Christian slnnt
We witness tranep ring in Congress tCbcoril There
they have undertaken ~ wrangle and 20 thconyo.
tCnes % "IhatF good" an1 cheers Theoflhng
until they befo. there and cvcTy bOdy around them
tul thoy capable of srciug clearly and hrarif
plainly TIE voice and scniim"nls Of he Amercan
people lLh en- say this IN no spirit ~ nsna0r,
bot tell The majority B Congress that u they Troo
hargc aud bargain Tor other and better tcfmn, in
by anost te unanimpns voice - thf county Ap
pau-e.l am Afraid am ginning o. make ~ cch,
lbgie.oe bad better ,,@p .f'e o, 20 os so
gcts under full way 20 stop hll wtin = dima4n !
viii, therefore, stop myself n time. THO addra, aai
NJ pawn DriLvY Firin then pre- erted ihe 'li1~itt
adj 90 snd f"sol1t,u-, ~ rcy ranaf.iD9 thr De- va
lee fcqgo-tci i0 90 pare a. -r oAd a., tn attr ~ tle
meeting; bot tlat had nYul..f ros ~ ny d. 1904
shat they contained
,nDRr-s TO rug cirizEvs or sTw voaE
n is tiie ght and dgty of ihc p"0ll' be- ai uu ."
discuss tu act ~ their publ g. anti Hnf cfsf .lY
when grave pgbic qpnsturs depending l'Ie prr
~ Be umo shlrh daI tois rur isclsioH. b1th n'
tr q1ctonf nov bTfor, tlc country % sfrt
fnagnitudr in thcmasFes and hrrauas di1r-rut rtan
prevail in thr l-s lntve anf 'Tefstfn dep'rmrnr ~
tho eovrrrmrut We hope thost airarenco1 ar ~
fr,c1nf able 40, ord-r q, promote nnt syf@e
thc pepfie slo 80 iusrpIae sh an sNpfes "a 81
their own opnipns The sue - a rar gip aua g. orr
arm g'ofiius f1r tlf fr'rarl lf u hi
leaves upon hands the great a. oi f aii1n Tbs
a the nfst question Egrry other D. tsrinata ~ o.
Al attemts - ervcri the 4son o. plffof Hf ariF
whichever Eide 1rthy u Just nni dan
10 the y.bllr welfare What TIE rauHfy neris b.
fcpsa. The cDnhet q arm has ceared rs eunaci ~
ptssious Nhch Jed 20 ihtt - arm fhpud case ADJ.
The crty With whrb our befvc fodsfs have rftured
10 peaceful pu-sut4 - M iass hDnofahir tan thrtf
NiciDrtcE They chorph no snmiues tpShfda th1an
whom they have overcome Tiey DID NJ hrit fof
yebseanoe but Er 'tbe Union. ths oonsitrtian AM
the enforr efnsui ~ To- hNf" They
hrm aud lasting prsfr. not Eefrig eesraiIYn
of armed hoftlii-s bl' rHbhc tranquility Ihey want
aud sii TIE tbaunr- ~ siuefs b. o. frpsnad
and the rhple ppis sf fr' w. reIaH the sssts ~
ani - gan their place. q hcy csnn a. loy titss
,f sn~ -s,ntry atih oB. e.rt tstisn and .ar tcauv
T1 slerpept 81 diatnfianfr and A. w. thaE the n
one the political condition of ne fresfrienfLe ias
sav,s whom have ,nah lsif ~ ihc great cpasitn
lonhl afneu1nifnf fherr D. 90 sahatani al daaaFfse
fnrEt among lnynl o. ths th0if rti ftEn ~
~ that tisy NUT ha" .ii ihe cfu rshe u aHy
sEi properly, ue nsh 20 80 anA ~ isffy
Ia short, ihey NUT l.st9 egAshT ~ - tfr
IA. Bat vssta'r hI '''A., ..'2 h.,' -,
they fh1uf have a. l r"ay 20 thefe grow Gdf e.u