New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
THE SOUTHERN LOYALISTS.
THEIR TOUR THROUGH THE NORTH

The southern delegation Will leave lhi5 CITY to-LuVL-
row O'Clock escorted by the Union League to the depot
where thoy will be received by tho EeFJersey State Execu
tive Committee They rendered the Inequalities Of
several cities NewJersey and viii not speak in New York
till Tuesday evening On Wednesday they will speak in Al
banV and portion of will the meeting Faneu
Hall on the 18th On the 18Th after speaking in various
parts OF and EewEngland they will reassemble at
Albany They separate again speak IN Central and West
ern New York some few OF them have gone to Baltimore
All reassenble at Erie Pa On the 10th the delegation will
be at Cleveland on the 2Jh indianapolis and on October
or at Chicago whence they will proceed TO Lnoons grave
Tie Republican State Committees Of the various States
their hosts on the way Invitations fookng in from all
quarters.
SPEECH FROM GOV. BR0wELOw.
Special Dhpstch to The n Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g. le60.
In his speech last night at the League House. Par
son Brownlow said: Il going start Monday on an
expedition go round Andys track Honest old John MI
Bolts Paron the Grant and Farragut
areat laughter and Hamilton to do the speaking love
old Bolts We differed but once and that the time
he slept With John Tyler and scratched his back He thinks
that committed bunier then and that trumpcd him Tie
put Andy in nomination for the Vice Presidency"
TRIP TO LEAGUE ISLAND.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. g. 1866.
This morning, pursuant to an invitation extended
by the UnoG League large number of delegates the Con,
vouon Of Southern Unonss took passage the Chesnus
wharf On the steamer John A Warner which had been spe
cay chartered BY the League visit the clad navy
on board occasion done BY Mayor
Morton Charles Gibbons President of the Union
made IronsiJes and Dictator bat for some
did succeed and the delegates were obliged to view
tho dogs distance The proceeded down
the mile beyond the mouth OF the sehnySi and
then started her return trip After collation. Mayor Nc
GEYrLEMEy However much mag have regretted my alb.
eoce from the cty some ten days ago shall have
| IN uvDr on lAppeuse
say all greatly delighted 70 have had you Win US ana
more all delighted With what you have done
Cheers We win show BY our the October election
as we by voices tnat OUT smps
eate The suferinrs Won endured during the war and
VII show you by ballots as We have already SHOWN
you By our bullets that your side. VocterOqs
cheers The moral sense Of the great American people
has been 80 moved by what yoa have endured tna' Ds
10 President JOhnsoO his during the past 81
months done 10 strengthen the hands OF the spuD
aceompis Cheers Although 10 not wish to speak dis.
respectfully President the United States viii
clsr would far forget his principles and
pledges President johnson has done Cheers God for
bid that should have again Secretary OF state who
would degrade his high office in way that the present one
does ChSrs We all now join our hearts our hands and
ou voices rendering you earnest welcomes and ever
70 come among again will try our best to treat you
even better thar we have this time. =,
The Mayor then made bis way out Of the crowd which
Joined in hearty cheers his Honor the Union League
Col Moss Of Missouri then proposed the following toast
.y.py that we cold ask the Mayor Of Philadelphia
who came homc when loyal into town and tue
cut the aid OF the Mayor when Rebels among them
Thg toast drunk and great raised for Gov
Han h0n who appeared Of the table and spoke as ioows
GENTLEMEN. 1 a prisoner Of war; would know your
Gill "A voice" We want good speech Vel then
when met here IN Convention we loyal men OF inc sSuh
expecA obstruction 10 outspoken expression Of feel
ing Judge OF my surprise and disappointment SeeR o1na
election Congress than they did Of aevia'ing ou con-
don at hone Ie SAD that oT W. & @ stsoS:
the Nortf Bat We have such fears. Cbeers. We are
anxious 10 do imPra justice TO all mep placing ourselves
in the image Of God had been kept In Slavery Tor two
hundred but they have at last been s5.o made mad
Why shoAd Frederick Douglass be denied any right that is
ANY Ray 81 ba US 1Ds5 BY S S.. s ave
years yuth the est thing TO be spoken on all occa
sons Justice suffered the sight Of Cod Cheers
Let Us then no longer give our enemies IN t.s VIZ le
right say You proclaim freedom and justice to All but "
appause Our past example has done much to alleviate the
condition downtrodden OF the South and now by the
ns WILING TO she'd his blood for the salvation OF country
OF whatever nationality color be be- is our prohe our
friend feowczen. aEG entitled as such 70 ihe same
privileges as any OF US.
Gov. Hamilton retired amid vociferous applause.
ACTION OF BROOKLYN UNIoNIsrs.
The Kings County delegates to the philadelphia
LOYAL Convention appointed the following gentleme
Committee 10 make the necessary arrangements i1 i1e
plated visit this city the present week Wm Cont NO.
9urs or No Carroll place. George ia LVS9iS S S ps.s st
L. sanderson No Court St. No "a Fort Green pisces
Names and addresses of friends of the LOyals,s who
to either Of the above, or to r W Potter No 80 eekn al
49, New-York.
THE SOUTHERN LoYALIsTs AT NEWARK AcTIo y oP
DEMOCRATIC ALDERMEN
II having been announced that the Southern Loyal
lists would visit Newark their journey the tomb OF Lin
coin meeting OF the Common Council OF that city on FRI
day asst Alderman Hays introduced resolution welcoming
them to city Alderman Peters after denoapcng the true
mon OF Sonth declaring them 10 be loyal 10 the devil
saying that they had 10 borrow money as they
went along paw whisky bills left the Council chamber
followed by the remaining Democratic members with
cepton The Council thus left without quorum could make
no for the reception The citizens however
Will not allow to be Of any annoyance 10 them
The delegates will be met this evening az the depot and es
cored with torches iranspaences banners and martial u
The retred the South During the Gay flags viii
be displayed throughout the city
A COMPLIMENT TO FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
Specs. Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Saturday, Sept {, LEGO.
The rain of last evening did not prevent good
gathering at National Hall 1t remarkable chiefly for
peech by the eloquent and scholarly Robert Pury who
in the audience TO make friendly criticism Of some OF
the remarks Of previous speakers The Chairman
and others had spoken Of Frederick Doughss as
man they would sooner walk with in than any
Rebel SC Peryis hereapon. uttered needed rebuke
why" said he turning toward the chair Judging from
the circumstances OF each think you would be honoed in
the company that miracle Of man. The truth Of this
u,terance and its eloquent thrust provoked nine successive
cheers from audience Of and women almost entirely
white Tie Irish Radical Major Haggerty followed in
capital speech responding the spirit Of the Coored Purys
letter OF farewell from Theodore Titon read toward
the close Of the meeting. The last week chapter Of great
good works.
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.