The New York herald., 1866-09-18

iher treasure and their blood IKE water Ana lhal
declaration introduced into the senate of the untod
states by Andrew ACKNOWLEDGMENT to-day. In ha
high Office OF chief hagIstrate had planted himself a-
moyablv upon 4, and because no viii not violate tho
plghted faith of the nation IN branded apostato
traitor by political faction which had tsslf exhibited
ne history oI the world presented Prcsldenl Lincoln,
when be was first nsugurnied said that State, OF is
own motion, could leave the Union The speaker went
on 70 assert thai The radals disseminating dlsoyai
theories hroadcaat over the land unchecked aud
unrebaked, and to-day fas the result ripen-
ug into now mhciliGn Against the constitu-
ton and tho lava He drew n n cture of the
present state ~ tlc country restored i
~ the proclamation 81 President lohne !, Announcing
thai ihat ne rebellion enisd rho ude 81 the
picture tNen Ur.t. .Yl .0.. tte ~ an nblo
lryunent eUar r,t ,.a ,,aa,I sa,e alI n.
1h'es r'fh 'lh fFu -3an IA ras ard Con
apd- ia SNt f1.tens Yta /. l4y y II INA uhlrh
laws Of the land But 4 waa not t,at ad of eoustIn
ionai punishment that the called for Tor tho
radical Chief Justice di not try Jefferson Davis They
he adcalsl called for the Acknowledgement or whole
states and communities He warned the radical par,y
not to touch tac sacred ark Of the constitution Tor 4
they did hereafter IL might In aomo form 10 crush
their liberties 10 the earth When the constitution was
r.co nized by ths lcgaiaye aud executive branches
the work would ho done and thcn the and stripes
which soldiers carried over hundred baiueaeldr
sill be- once more the emblem OF national unity. Then
win our niry bc onco moro united, prosperous aud
srrscn OF nayos norrxAx
Ar ions T. H0FFwas introduced and spoke az
follows; II n Impossible mvseh heard through
out this Nast assembly. ! have lust addressed vast
crowd from stand No ono some of my earnest friends
have maSe contract that shall speak Mt every sand
around The square tonight mean 10 keep my PROMISE,
nnd speak te the thousands and tons OF thousands of
people around this PARK, but ~ order 70 do that cen
10 each bat Fngo word md that Ia his-that Tho
groat commercial civ oc New York has been tass
o. ihe union of the States, and u Will be fnp
planFe that when other Of the country faitered
View York never I'D. aud that now while radical men
seek 70 keep asndcr Le states for he eternal union
~hch the War wac nngh, ihe gea nasscs Of the pc0ne
~ New York VII cH wlth a voice ~ authority that
those states whcf Col ha ioinsd together ahan
keep asundnr tchherzl AMI | reioce that this eroat
demonstration tonight, following upon the yisi
Of Andrew johnson, peaks for the second tmc
nf thunder a'rmance p tho pohcy az hls aimnisra-
ton and d.nunelng the policy or The radical majority
IN Congress which can destroy but can never rounAs
the American States. And saying this fellow ctzans
followed ng ! viii be By Lieutenant Governor Prnyn,
lake my leave of you @ proceed 20 the third stand
round the park.
Mr. RonERr II PRrYs, tho candidate for LoptenSut
Governor, was introduced after the Mayor Ho 70
marked that hs speech would he necessarily brer bs
had contract Ike hts predecessor for speaking at the
other stauds He alluded II the large gathering ~ he
occasion ana The important Issues which stake
The resat 81 The comlnr poiifca contest, euiosiycd
President johnson and his policy, aud expressed his
would hH 10 favor Of that policy hr fruyn
concluded ~ renarking that be wonli the citizens
q Ne~ York upon another occasiGn, when he would
haye better opportunity ~ addressing them al length
upon The questions - the day There were other epesk
ers who cam from distance, 70 address his hearers"
and he was anHloua 20 give them opportunity 10
do
Mn. J. r RABoocK.
Mr. j. r. BfHrrK, ~ Connecticut, ws next intro
dnced lie commenced hy sudng the fact that thsro
reef OF rocks In the British Chanuei, on which
rested 4 lighthouse called thc Rddys,one For over ono
hundred years thur lighthouse had stood against
and tempes. II still remained there thro~ine tie
Ugh, over The gloom. rhus stood tho great
State Of New Yor. amid The radical attacks
and suygss which swept against her Tho great
metropolis oi The Union vas a ~ place for all 10
sofnbe on such an occasion. II was such dsyihs
18th 81 srrtember--we should renew In tho
spirit % he constitution and pledge ourselves 10
tain and vindicate that eunHitutaa 10 the end We're
We not satisfied With Tho ~nr Hell enOanl of ~
ND ve want poseey tCnes ~ ..Prace peace .
When The indian Lad Anshei hs warfare with brother
r,bc be buried The toinshnwk aud smoked the - ~
peace. How much more "a duty 10 become
c0nciled With erring .outhsrn brethren after Tho
sbock ~ baitle had tcascd. Mr. Babcock dlsind
these points ~ ~ elo1urnt strain for tine enus
attention 20 fncia of history where proven ths,
harsh men aares by government toward. conquered
people always productive ~ mischief anA iniernai
snrpor - his agnrnon' and concluded able speech
Amid applause.
PfsAnEs % vsyoE vAur, ,urLrTGA
This gcnioman was next introduced by the Chairman,
when he proceeded 20 make stong speech in which hs
beaboB "a the radicals in n somewhat fpiritrd
Thadieus Stevens, General Batter, Wendell Philips,
Horace Greeley md others of that school received
tongue thrashlng. He remarked that the tu~
"fadcaip not correct applied to Congress, aud
that the wori ''Dssructlscs should be substituted
sFyAxtNs
Colonel r1sr ~ Mssisapp, and Others followed. when
the star hnangied banner by Tho Clee uab ard
Mr. John A. Ncsoriey u bis oosapo -gtcns
called "fho unon," which received With ssibn.
sinsm.