New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

eoy Tina, revolution grew ont OF one iuea hat sagge
&C. De into national law one idea aId ,n idea il this
~ ~ ,d Republican in national CONSTITUTIONAL Ameri
can sense the absolute eqaa every CT St ,es
rsyoution Now when Senator .es me ;anythw,Ss
about 1880 do not care are, s n, nosntI aUOn' country
Of human equality. Lowell said Make nan man ara is,
him be- That the whole necessity OF tne , h,ng
FAKE YOUR ghosts of efforts before 1860 ana pu{ Ven
thew belong in the earth. The inference rom tnaa ~ 1'S
nd svs thew aye exercising theiE right TO edueao uhuoI
s shadow OF The sword Jrne nat Congress nound 20 pro-
teo the rights of every citizen from Name 70 % ~,
from the Atlantic to The PnS1 seber s .S light
not night to argue with him. sn, 10 me 10
COIN hgat word eq for the occasion Appaue When nation
adopts universal Suffrage IT has N s 70 u The negroes
Of Alabama also allowed me rgh, 70 ,OoT s
with Instruction or anywhere else he
tona never be shesthed. South Csona s can
rb 70 visit South Carolina and talk in every cabin within
her boundaries lApplause TINS As new 'D
shall claim as long live that Congress has got tue shtto
carry the schoohouse wherever y carries Tue h %
Schools end political rights have made the best
governed country on the face me EARN dro
and thereby gave necessity Of being an educated man,
When started from washington TO 60 70
Jefferson Davis We TO flank Secession now put INTO
the scale Jefferson DAVIS with biz hsed a MaG n snoranc
prejudice nrisocray and going TO accept them a. neees
aso put into the Other ssa tas s n@ rg
70 he ballot put BY the side Of him the Yankee with his
bic brains with Sd P0r SoT1oa cs Of labor
and harmony and Jefferson Davis may wat 10 me enu o. ala
to an audience you want South go there IN parties
OF 100 and your Psos IN yoa The white
men are yng from the South into Missouri and Kansas ana
Iowa This tide must be turned back We always sad IN
ssa a ss 70 s sfay South and ianscr tho North there
But the not disbanded there and they 70
back under the sword The South desoate 40
miles by shermans march were suraed o 20 ie
ground to-day what would you do fou would 60 70 Lonqo
and ask for the great tool OF modern cvzston-money Inc
South this The North agrees 70 give her ,ao money
she needs will not have IT. She seeks another way
getting IT, She reconsructs her States with such codes 70
IT mpOsbe for her to get it, she puts 10 Office men o.
capital But South says want IT. bat at the same time
stands the door Of the National Congress and say,
the Treasury Of the country, bring in my claims.
d re do not Of sss ss Capitol T and e
where Washington borrow money TO put me down. ron.
will co out Of hut the elementary Of society with
Suffrage capital labor books schools the sword are all win
counterpart of Northern civilization The White House Is
against u.s. tho Administration ireasonabe-he enort to re-
gain its cooperation waste o. time Congress, a IN every
Of Congress Where are the men who led Us IN q
Ara co eop as'y the care almost t0 u@ed power y
,iona patronage CONGRESS feels weak y means re,
the word lAppiause.l The power IL constitutional
Lowell again BIT again In single line esays let Con
| grtss
auchter Do not trust body things trust events
rSsi suffrage trust books trust right That the OF
Init Of constitutional scrupe HE wave has gone up
feet bu Il Las also gone 20 inches But tho tide how
suded s0 MsP has her vasfsnt law South Carolina
her lash Loua6s has her power of contract and that !,
slavery know that great many persons believe that all
this is very revolutionary talk bu, talk otherwise and you
render the battle y cot deian you OIss oa, wish to
s progress Rome in her old days Of trouble appointed
| uhi for IT,
safely remain in session be IN session forever Appaa.c
thai the Republic is sale lGreat applause
THEODORE IILTos's REMARKS.
THEoDoRx TnTos introduced lie entirely agreed with
Mr. PhIA thai slavery had not yet ended lie disagreed
however with Mr.. Remond who thought the cure Of the
biz man safe suse the President rur ,tde
Copperheads tho other Mr Ion thought the President
and the copperssed. both on one side lie ess,ed IN uni
rnws Of The troops. that the tms for amnesty had not yet
arrived The speaker favor Of justice 10 both black
s would rG nos only applaud 'G PS but '1 would
AsI ,, h ns nrra as SPOKE .boa q S.sss
Of an hour and "a; during tho as'e' OF h'' address 10
The meeting shortly after adjourned to in the evening
EVENING SESSION.
The meeting was largely attended at the evening
%. Rev r ssSarS Of oo who said sst he
hoped the time when Equal Rights should be the rule
the exception when such Frederick Douglass
and others men dark shia should be eligible 10 situations
Of tust and enoamep lie believer in the doctns Of
ss Ss % 1o oo s' when a that act shall
secured to all men and wone0 ssSs as well s, sns
tht point but the question should be sgtated the Pfest
dent and bis Cabinet should be denounced oil compromise
gress the solemn crisis should raise higher aud higher
astse sgate unit. shall break down tho barriers Of op
preston the world over Asour President here tonight has
; ;s Of sh' the "A'f R.b IS 'GSs the
United States is playing for second term OF Office
action Of Mr. Secretary Seward which provoked rsbes
Of the audience and continued somewhat as follows We are
die in the struggle no more Ss stopped
than Of tho be driven back the rock Of
ri G and viii "a aS
THE REV. MR. HEPwoRIn's ADDRESS
The Rev. Mr. HEPwoRm Of Boston the speaker.
He said that he did not believe that any combination
Of could long stand 10 the way Of liberty America
snd though Congress may in ten be all bought over
though civil dreadful and sansuinary than
end LbeIy shall liberty throughout the entire extent Of
domain In ls6 it ordained at Washington that every
bon should be free The party all over the land
Republicans said was the beginning Of
future triumph Who could have crseen the mighty results
ua to S 'asS.S fi Of Lincoln
ohsrsete.z1g the one waca R0SaIs9 az zee .. the
s IL 5 s
Civil Sights bill has been passed the Presidential veto
s s a s' T. | vel gESs,e
there which but one s further ion: ns 1s
demand tho Of the logic Of events Give the black
$ Ss S y As 4 s
chances to do this when Abraham Lincoln standing in
the White House Washington heard voice from heaven
saying Abrsham wrte; and he answered what shall
write" and the came back. write that oil men are
FREQ"
At this point there fsint hiss and Mr. Hepworh said
"A hiss at freedom"
Demonstrations Of sppsuse followed the termination Of
which gentleman In the audience and said
Pardon M President do not think It was bliss at
freedom but at attempt to parody the Scriptures"
Mr. HEPwoRTH said he did not he rreverent and
any whose politics right would anything OBJ
jeconablo In what he said. Appsuse The speaker then
commented the policy Of President Johnson making