The New York herald., 1866-09-06
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ntsrrupt by the approach Of tha Geary Cub OF Ches-
teen mses to take part II the procoedings.) The
speaker resumed We demand that our debt should
70 heh s sacred l. that too nschf Cries Of mo, y,
his bak upon the loyal people OF this nation and all OF
bis fGmer pledges He Is six poor Moses. daughter,
deny. "a voice-Do you want 10 give the negro q
vops, spcaker-we do intend TO do so God win bring
usthrough To glorious future The speaker Immediately
aaer this sand all depended upon the fall elections !
believe that is the last plague OF Andrew johnson, and
Gi be the finale OF our troubles.
The Speaker was again interrupted by the arrival OF
she Seventh ward club bearing torches and firing Roman
candles, with transparency which said GOOD Tor one
fhousand.n great number were boys under hfteen
After they had passed the Speaker continued by ex-
noriug the people of Pennsylvania TO vote for the rad
cal ticket
COLONEL THOMPSON, INDIANA,
the next speaker. He spoke OF President Lincoln
Of his v.sit Richmond OF his allowing few gentle
men assemble consider the questions OF the hour,
when e said that it would not do TO allow the white
Iersaure TO assemble and from that day 10 this there
was graat question ssuethe power of one man on
steand that Of the people on the other The ques
how shsl these States be restored to the Union? By
Provisional Governors; and Mr. johnson followed the
pesto see that they complied with certain conditions
Before they admitted TO the Union We expect
sxty thousand majority from Pennsyivania "a voice
mot biz SIR not bit ~ we VIII settle TINS question
nov and forever Applanse}
SPEECH or SENATOR
Senator Lane of Indiana, was next introduced, and
sad that the voice OF The people Is the voice OF God
and that Is the voice hear tonight You have self
other side No people have been stricken down by
popular The President takes his policy
upon treason and from traitors The issue y theshai
loyal people rle or redhanded iraitorsY tCries OF
"NeverD say never That is not the destiny OF this
proud country Of ours. We sympathzo with The Fenan
and with the Mexican questions The mission OF this
country is to redeem the world, The mission Of Con
gress not yet accomplished Who composed The Con
veniion Of the l4h o AugustP They were rebels zap
plause Massachusetts, walking arln n-arm with South
Carolina. II reminded him of country show, where
Massachusetts was the large snakes and South Carolina
the small monkeys. Andrew johnson was created TO
cast respecabty upon The treason Of John Tyler Re
member the hstrionc glores cluster around Pha
delphia and call yourselves freemen. tAppiause)
JUDGE BoNEL or BALTIMORE
was the next speaker He could hardly make himself
heard OF the shouts OF the professions which
were continually passing He spoke OF the time when
Mr. Lincoln told Nj. Blair his time had come (Three
Proans proposed for Montgomery Blair which
responded to He of those men who only grow
the Border States Ho has got negro the brain and
lives in terror lest some negro win marry him. This man
Blair says you people emancpae these negroes you
have to compete with them; but had rather compete
j, out ON this line until you do justice 10 all-nogroes
1rishmen and Germans He retired amid cheers
va, and asked hsy Knew about Mr.
Johnson's misadventure at Schenectady. He went on
70 tell hem that platform gave way as he was about TO
other schenectady It is you Of the North to show these
rebels that you win not take pcrfdious counsels want
President johnson has perjurcd himself before high
Heaven. he may extemporize all the conventions In
the world but his purpose is base This question
100 great Tor minor issues II Of nationn life
death II you permit the Southern Union men to be-
come your masters YOU will be unworthy as free mon
he discaimsd the honor Of being q delegate to the
Chicago Convention. and did not 60 civil war is to
come again let % y come 1T The blacks Will march ar'n
After the close Of his remarks Mr. G. Cattle Of New
Jersey followed in the regular orthodox style OF denun
citation Of the President and euogums upon he course
Of Congress- BY this time the people had ecatiered 70
their homes SO that there was but very small crowd
she smnilness Of the audience Hrered man OF the
6outh spoke until q very late hour
stand No. 3.
Stand No. D. or the Penn square stand, situated
Broad street. between Chesnut and Market Streets the
attendance large, numbering several thousand
sons. band OF music are works. illumination, and
other attractions served to draw quito crowd regardless
lack Of enthusiasm Honorable n B. Brown was chosen
chairman Of the meeting, who after thanking the audi
for the honor conferred him. he proceeded TO
VIENNA scrsScK srEAKs
General soaEScK. OF Ohio first came forward and
addressed the meeting. He said no not there to
make long speech, as he proposed to be on his
way TO Ohio TO join In the canvass OF the State When
he got 10 Ohio he would tell them all abont Philadelphia
and the efforts thawere beng made here sustain Con-
gress He dared TO say to Andrew Johnson and his
this country, the people would inquire the why
We who made him the Vice President Of the United
States are "rumpo what In the name OF God, that
fag end which lords II the country tApplausc)
feel that in hghtng Andrew johnson now !
I'M rs"on oa'ueg pvsa again ,nas rougn
traitors, who fought the south and subdued tho
beion and takes the copperhcads and the rebels OF the
eouth 10 his heart and proclaims them the only
Union The issue TO be determined is whether the
government shall be committed to the hands of rebels
Che re5eor and saved G the country The Southern
States in rebellng against the Union forfeited certain
rights and they should be restored those rights
until they have been properly punished Just the same
az criminals in your state, when they violate the laws.
that sucent nedres shal be- oyen 10 satisfy Ys thai
they viii not repeat their folly and crime. Mr. johnson
IN his trip 70 Chicago took occasion 70 debauch the pub
lie mi and IN
did whom they presented their pistols and bowie
at the breasts Of Union sodicrs lie did not wish
placed on the same icvs with the North in ihemacr Of
representation II they objected to the negroes voting
thcm in Congress This was tho whole question in a
nutshell we want the constitutional amendment pro.
posed by Congress TO be adopted and made the law OF
The land before these Southern representatives sd
mted to take part In the government OF the nation.
The speaker then took his leave saying he was bound
for Ohio by the first train.
GOVERNOR FArRcmLp's sPsRcu
Governor FuacHuD, OF Wisconsin, was the noxt
speaker lie had come ono thousand mites from home
20 those loyal and godliko in honor and
umrh throash The streets & Of Phadephia There were
those loyal of the sorth, Who have been tried in
are and have not been wanting They were there TO-
night 20 ratfy the pisfoyn laid down at Shiloh vicks
burg and Gettysburg by the boys in blue and he hoped
there would be no Sck Of enthusiasm at OF their
meetings How different was the Convention which
met there on the l4th OF August that Convention met
for the purpose of raifyng the damnabe sin OF
son and making apologies for the crimes committed at
salisbury, Libby Prison aud Andorscnviie. a Voice
sfbat l. 90 y Andrew johnson told US tina, "tresson
Should no made odious that e'robes should 10 nun
ishsd, and we all agreed with him; but how has no
fuiled bis pedgesY By pandorng rebels snrgh-
terng The true loyal men OF The South charge Andrew
johnson with being the OF the saughter Nom
phis and aeo that at New Orleans lie was directly
responsible for IT, and may God have mercy upon aim,
for don't believe YOU VIII have any. tCries Of mo
no. There were ninety thousand yet IN Wiscon.
sin who can take tho Acd ono months notice. and
thoy were ready 10 march - ngh the battle
hgan. lie hoped there would be occasion lo further
bioodshed however. but necessary, they could
depend upon Wisconsin.
Tho speaker then retired saying he had 20 to WIS.
conEn y d. 2 litte spsakrx IA that State.
sESAroR witspss sPEucH.
Senator WgsoS. " Massachusette NEXT ascspded the
foetTnm. lie Phadenhi he said 10 Welcome
the ioyM men nt me south He knew very well when
he left home that rcapls of ph,dolnhIa vyold onon
Z their hanas and their hearts 10 thess mon from The