New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

She large Ha Of The House Representatives crowded
10 s utmost capacity and large and anllous crowd
bed in the ,treet the State House where stand
Was erected and separate meeting subsequently organized
TIE INSIDE meeting called 70 order by JGdge Heistand
United Commissioner, who nominated exGoy Hahn
Chairman Vice esdents, composed Of prominent Union
men all the districts and parishes in the State
elected The resolutions which have already sent in
dofse Congress demand universal saraga, approve Gov
Wells hold President johnson TO his word that treason must
be odio0s and heartily accord IN the for
National Convention Of loyal men.
GOV Hahn taking The chair spoke as follows:
IEIow-cTHFSs: Although is INV province 70 ed
dress you on ms occasion cannot resist te tempaon 70
express 70 you my appreciation OF the nonor Which ie 20
slave egaebT Of Confederate proves ,trshal3 " hen coz
cted men coud not orethrr % deliberate over pnuc
affairs has, thans God ceased 10 oxst fAppsusei A.
President inoon and tc Uuon army we're unable ieslp'
ho Union until Che "a came fo their nld, 80 me
Uroa Of Ills state icd lat they cannot m9ia.n ihe
pnrpos 9l amou o. the S'Ates WIol' tle t o ,Iv NV
oiic cclJred men, lAwarsc lttnem1er me caf WatH
sacer of cooed s,Lool tus city lfbessy arrested
and died m prison o. ehtrce o. being on a4omlonist
Gud every fine pass tat Cd ch1rca Wheto
EC who have the spirit tlai animal "a him lAp.auac Tnt
cause which here tonight naugurang Louisiana
greet and holy cause aud Inc hooc- are trembling ~
her shoes IN consequence Ihey ere rcaEnc e iat a
this contry to He re1 ~ lovh'nen h1h We ara m'n
cred a shame; but stand before You o9.gh raised rud
eductted the South lnd tel yea that glory
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did 10, cone up TO me marx universal sEagei bqs when
been heaped upon t,em by ihe Rebel Government
here he'd brought chem 20 'he mari, and nov 10
| man cen Justly claim 10 ba Union nan unless he
fa,Ors universal suffrage one " ttc greatest arglne 1;s
usea against right OF suffrage 10 the cooro1 people by me
1oi VIII be conroed by planters and OLD slvehoders
lCres~ "NeSeT dd no, al you ihai iSesHnoa ioL
.n l.s,el 'o. " t Us ana et on a pot mis- al me-
elatlr trtu LA
DO ere entitled 90 This right and would ratncI
every Office in Che state was m he hands q eo9red ea ,n
~ d. hauls 0f uurepentau Rebels iAqrlarse HHtoNon
hat fle Joy al men VI ne Soah mus ooh ing Wnen !-u
aie 70 night m.sc .p o-i ID Us i4e' '' 90 3' '
Col A. j. Field next addressed tie meeting n substance as
pillow. crizIys Tbs mc-uae is el.el 70 rdoTo tle
right Of rd suAre.o 20 tr extended ly ne contention
10 an VINO rave been made ciil-rs and 20 .rdorsc the TO-
satisfied with the Jeriis mphed by me toftHon Nhr
II ls assembel because withheld from yon Ls risnt q
suffrage aud therefore again, 10 CONFORM 90 DO
wishes % Congress 90 That respect he people mere ".o
t az last y claim tine ight II being eraied 90
ycy offices they acted when they eonmcleed hs W'
beard, crow oa We want 10 10 czscty WIN, Te1rc-c BE-,
done. These have 10 c!am 20 rue yon y a .e
you even row. thai what they have done tAtJ t.tA
right and would DO . asalH i here was chance. VIZ
Newfolk allow Suffrage 20 the eo'oFeG noope On ' pop
orty bass say il shoad be done Bat yol must .c na th
sul lill. g 80 -. 80 m, l "a mo-, ir ,ts ,itv
advocate rights for suffrage yon vi soon have % ooc
AOl do 70 light Ir IT, tol VIII % houh' VI
later IhoConveuOu Of lsi assemblies next Monday m ;Ls
hall they Will Triumph thout revolution. Wien they
and Wien You enjoy l. exercise Il IN becoming nee
loyh citizens OF The United state Isay in concuson
\ ol 1901 Great eheeriog.l
The Hon. Rufus Wsplss addressed he meeting review
r the policy OF Congress qua the Prosidenf as oowsi Con
gress recognizes The right for The people the p5ln'e
caacy in those States dcstoyed BY the RI 70 make cr
organic law a1d submit 10 CONGRESS 'nd eA'e " !oF
Congress 10 decide whether be consistent with tte orsoic
law uf the Republic. TIE Presidents policy seehs np %
leave this 10 he pcopr in their primitive 'y bt
10 guore quest 0 the aud ignore the met A ~
organizations nave been DESTROYED by ce'e9 ~ t-e
states Who took up arms against ne Government. IN Sic
words Congress holds thar the states are now ~ hcY nave
been during DE List iour years and taat " fetuIes
those people 10 make TIER cout,butons s ,
before they can uoin ther proper relation Inc ltslt
al these SIstes have g - send her seastos az.
sentsses 20 Congress az before 'Hs Neie re nv " -
hnve sent them during ne var as "eins % - icos
claim In effect thar there as neen 30 war %, ~ H. '
around AZ desosiion they have cause and thy WIN see
ther mistake Al loyal Heh ILlolse ne tssy All
locomotives OF the injustice administered 10 tem "
the Government which they ilea 70 des.i9y 49, 20 RI
like the Government, LEI them 50 20 bfa@h % Mc1o
IBIS country prime principle is inst tte majority sh Ie
AZ the ballot box in 1874, they found the mslor Ie
nv could oatote them. thet TIE minority SolHi "p'p @
majority But suppose tier stsener VIC. 5Lel
aways made that they would die n the f's' deIi nAh
cone 10 pas. / suppose they are al dead . :ew
in te last ditch. Does hat make hen sns e" 1
/ man the Ioral black who has fonehi ioi Dis
country say take the Whole masses o. me eoiog ppe
n Iousarn they better ed1eated thsu 10.
Il
IN poront essons-to hate slavery ana 70 hOnoi III
Moral voters are more Deeded by the GOvernmeSVN hAL
nfeectgsl voters Congress and TIE CoD'eatoh ico V.h
favor universal suffrage We have nov no ~ rbSn ~
fhs STATE and In primitive chncly nen J"u
have already acquired the right OF suifrase-yol ia So
20 acquire Bat hndeTed IN eheres. m io
ooect Of the Convention il 20 remove hose III
CONJUNCTION with four friends at the North speae ION
Guided by paying bIe TO the es9y, ." snrars
ard assuring his audience sSs. o., ,hs sm a p
vain, and that the gre'' wv "
,rb, ,.4Ie meeting called 10 order MI Judd. who
'i,ased Jndoe Hawkins rs chairman After the reading
dopon OF the resolutions heretofore hoed TO- and the
eery Of m elaborate speech by Judge aF"kn' The chair
nsn the Hon John Henderson was inlroou ana sp'H at
considerable length abiding In complimentary "rms 10 Gen.
ana 4. ciaroe that after the Csnstfiona amendments
ro saooted be would be one OF Ee hrsto ask iuh p
ana become endowed with all tie Power OF
,i,sp bad as II was to be Rebel IN war ne reg ,
much worse 70 be Rebel in peace Tue Cor, -.
meet M, a. O r.su5sr Santd no %@~ Df IT, l...,,.
,ar aud The anus Of military GiA''n o p,1.,, 49,
aadh, Conai,ution aad been 'aPP'N"
tls amy aud mar
'uuse hei'"11 - 60, Of led has gone forth. that
there ive'.a teso %so got up this war effected
tbuTe,os aad H. eors, whie they are now pursuing
they win be forced 20 ~e 80 m sh,ancs TIM, 10
ne spOso.' s,se ,eded awning 70 enforce the law,
that rover was here. IL ki'''
'hp ~ ~ any iuiice In allowing % 600
ne ashst sica power aud % the voting f,r 5000
10 have a. We Congress sb1el for not admitting the
neD ~ iron the South by te mass OF those who have
,er,s,,ig einrned from ighngwhnst hs, very uoVefn
49,, sek theg claim representation. They have the
rnsde.,v q say. Wen do all 10 homegrown DO all The
working
in.p,suce Company With o. Johnston at ITS head aud
40. he boasbt there were al Sie here He alluded 10 the
,., i'm B,.,on when Aathony BINS fugitive slave
,r.hed down sste.i -urouned by Gordon Of bayonets