The New York herald., 1866-02-23

Yea who yet INDUCED and fostered q spir,s Of
nsso, however remotely, would expe them by
,ney were admitted. (Applausel The prrccai teach
Tgs Of few such lessons would be more wholesome and
3, TRUE TSo: AND arg
and potent for the fon az their Social and
political structure and for enforcing good government
tlsn an h s%y ssso na million thus hastily
discuss the iosego.ag question Of representation be-
cause II is really the one which occasions d.
vision sna and smsarrassment, and which threat
OF the same lie, and serious dcrment 10 beloved
country uyless therefore, divcst ourselves Of
with the same patriotic real and unseHsh spirit with
Which, we marched shoulder to shoulder in prostrating
the rebellion we shall prove ourselves unworthy Of tho
sacred trust given to our keeping. (Applause) Our
work is but half accomplished. The magnitude or our
material power has sienced secession and quieted
heIlion forever aud taught foreign insoence that
like Tell, we have a spare arrow whenever tyranny
shall provoke 1t from its quiver (Appause) Yet all
this VIII prove unayang unless we can rise to the true
dignity OF craftsmanship in riumphal career; learn
to disregard The mutterngs OF individuals clques and
sections who have been crushed and Inutilated
reform them; We cannot wait for their conversion
nor can we, like tho friend of the gutter. bound
ineoriale, go and lie down with them because we
nave not power TO help them up. Progress is the
word We must go ahead in the work of reconstruc;ng
Southern society The longer maintains its present
now with some portions Of the Southern people Let it
remain as II Is now, and the complaints will becom
chroac set them in motion, and tme will heal
all but the fossiilized grumblers Ny occupations are
incessant and pressing and am unable 70 read Keep
@ or 'sasI in Sss tie @
Only mere general view paisan am not familiar
with the workings Of the present Fr,cdmcn's Bureau
sions OF the bill vetoed by the President with careful
ana instructive analysis. That millions OF a rice
OF men, suddenly emancipatcd from generations
of scr'tnde aud dgradation should for
season require The fosefiag care OF intelligence
aaI philanthropy can be doubted by no rational
mind. That has been already extended ~ tho
ooorcd people Of the SOUTH and aud should be- Il,
soinc .orn considerable time for the future But Ihope
an believe especially far difference
OF the federal government, il may be temporary
the bill iii question hastily when II irt brought 10
the pubic consolidation eo,an Of ia features roenrde
with marked disia or, and especially thai which autho-
rzc! the creation of offices by Executive power an
almost unlimited number; and there others
~ less objectionable. But tnc is not afforded me 20
sp'eAy Fiicro ss seldom harm, and always ETY. in
me exercise of the veto power tCheera) 1t corrccs
VICIOUS and Unconstitutional legiai.Jn; and while
IL arrests error, its influences all whole
some snnei for The truth neyor suffers by discus
son ana examination The Pres dent dccrning tho
bili uh"ic and unconstitutional discharged duty i'm
prScd upon him BY his oa,h of oiics ii with
hs obct anu for conscicntiuus discharge ne
Is cnitlcd 10 the popular appr'istou II inay dclav
but docs not prevent such, IL further provisions
the unfortunate coorca peorIe as Con-ess nav rov d.
ana .hc Executive sanction be,io,o THAT tiose who
a'ed together in destroying rebellion should not be
over any mere diercnccs of ul.uinn upon the best
iieaHa "i attaining common end pplaIsc.)
FUTURE MzErINGs 10 BE nrco.
Tc foo.ing resolution was thc, pat from the C. air
afd carried unanimously:-
Resolved. raa. the this meeting sa committed
Win iu teiessled sn'hqfiir to cali future isin.s OF u;
ie i ex c rear're such ton - pfongte hargy
Tie nation. ' "
~. \. A. Low then took The chair ana Ia .cw Words
anii""pGad jio needing adjourned
. Cheers were then gwen for the President aud tho
'ho" anu Tie Immense gathering quietly dispersed