New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15

burg is taken p and instantly Il don't be-
ieye it's damned lie They were sorryevery one OF
them when told them Gen Grant had captured Vcksbug.
Is If they heard Of the death OF near ana Gear ehds
That was the spirit which ruled heWAor IN those times
That was the spirit which caused tho torture and burning
OF black children who caught and burned TO death Tor
nothing but being black. and because Their prosecutors
by that mean cowadly act supposed they evueed sym
PATTY with the Rebellion. That was the idea OF H. They
thought that near as theJ couu come toward pg
ting 10 hardy Hicks for Jefferson Davis and Robert l.
Lee Look around this city and wherever you ma
who burned Orphan Asylum OF undeftook
to burn printing offices In aid of the Rebellion you vii hnd
man who today IS jealous ana oolsteGn U wns
applause viii find who in those times tried toturn
New York upside down and land it the side of the Rebel
lion who engaged in arson and murder and robbery
mllage and burglary by the Wholesale. Moreover.
an active part in or sympahized with that riot you will
find who believing the loudest for johnson and his
Capitol the point of the bayone 1t the same internal
spirit Of the Rebellion assuming that guse which seems to II
the The riots and murders in New. YORK would
have been just such riots and murders as they Lately had IN
their side. 1t is the spirit North or South They say Il
is great pity that Aere so much sectional feeling mere
sectional choice at all The men WHO Loved the hsG
non here IN enS at the South
know well that in the month OF April lSei the ae
Governor of this State, Horato seymour "nklhg III we
streets of this city eminent gentleman whom be sup
posed sympathy with him. and he said Judge nave
YOU read the Confederate Constitution No. replied the
Judge Il have not. l looked 1t, but dad not
read IT," We'll" said e1Gov seymour then Governor OF
the State Il have read It, aud 1t is better document thh
ours Now" said he why cannot settle all this trouble
by adopting that Constitution making JEFF Davis PRESIDENT
kicking Lincoln and all who have been elected Win nm
and have perfectly smooth easy business OF it, That the
way they intended to settle this contest oy btting
Rebels take the Government; by letting slavery over
spread the land and having wGoe oo y sSnS
have all the rights and men OF ahotneI coo. Sho ,o
rights at oil That is the kind of government they are trying
construct the South to-day. Union soldiers who Ought l1
fully through the war and who at IT'S close bougn oel
from Government and paid for them out OF ther hhIu
earnings they ther homes IN the sOa' 10 ne
little cabins with those muskets have had them wrenched
away them by Rebel milia and Rebel police on ihe
ground that Negroes had no business TO have IN tne
They earned them by serving tho Union faithfully
the end Of the and then had them stolen away on %
10 respect. Now 1 ask whether there are not rights
this country for ali loyal men who live III 1t cheer ana
whether equal 10 the rights OF any Rebel
how big he 1t cannot be gainsyed IAey may
reconstruct much they please bat every loyal man IN
t aTO'' this Government live under it, and not
by the strength Of any Other mans permission.
Let us have country in which every honest
useful man may say live because is my right, and not
because some other snys may lChccss lie belongs
his country who fought Tor bis country lCheeIs I@k
about expeng exiting him Why. let those who want TO
60 Brazil or Mexico go. We viii not stop Them bnt
let all who want to remain IN this country
we mean 10 fight Oat We mean fight until
there shall be right for every III tho country VINO De-
himself TO live hero and employ his own Industry and
his laudabe he TANKS best And
Government shall protect him in h rights and not dest,S!
Rebellion will be put down and Slavery viii be at an end
l want the time when can go DOWN
to Charleston NewOreaRS and talk II feel in the spirit
OF taking to those who want 10 heai me- without any BODY
talk, VIII help HIN to get hearing Iof ~ Is ms rIsn.
Shoud Gen. Lac Alexander Stephens come here and
to speak would soy We DO not care what You did yon
have the right here speak. II people want to
hear thew viii hear and body wants 10 stay away
he shall Laughter and applause We have no sucn rights
in the South When our friends the South undertook 90
hold Convention there The Niioaal Iu,HSEcr told them
COcrnc your hun Die servant we're TO GO down Sou
and undertake TO peaL IN ony Of Tie Rebel cities they would
stop hear what had 20 but would simply XII US
Laughter and appause That spit nos got 70 We rooeu
IT is not secuona-t is incrual longfontinued up
"a. no a land ~
rights and equal privileges from one end TO the other Va
the end. Three cheers for Mr. Greeley
When sir Greeley had concluded a4 great cheering the
LETTER PROM GOV. FESTOS
SgATE NEw YORK fxRCUTve DrPARTHEST,}
Col GgoEor D. KELLoGe-lly Doay would gladly be with
the 50 der and sailor, at 's .s @ % & % vii spT
need not assure Of my continued y"Pahy
peril Though the du'y dc,udr Of The Union md
portion o. i,en have better sa G, declare sad n,
country the proper lcrcc their ts end te ri
umubs' VERY truly your friend r. h. FEsTos
LETTER FROM COL. wOoDFORD
Col GEo D. KELLOGG serr,,a,y-DEAR coLoSsL. b. se
Sail or. Convention City aud County Of Nlo 10 be hell
commence canvas. Of the state .hs b. enable to he With you
Heartily yHPhizHs IN your Efforts ~ ,sy Iay }Saf,
LETTER FROM BELvET-NAJoR-GES.. MALIsTEa;
C. W NrIso, Kse1y 81: Your. o. the sih aormins
n. i1 {fg have , e ny @ IN r Y, lp, t R
.fSrn Po-y Of Coag5 aud the ,!ecng delegate, tie
ah.eTei son- Ind not been sb.ea do rot object you
placed my you hlye dom" IN the good qua patriotic
in Which you gre esg-d Isi th' Fsn, ~ l-e s'
an WIN yGS a. 5c nee STe That n 6 be ony s & tie, vii
insure and lasting Tel them that AN roiced
her bal OF. .. Gey have done ih bullets an', oar
soa1 bs Ga Sa g 9G sde' na @ I'll s who
had ths honor to command IN m, cansp' ana 9a'rs VA,
done nation Win much love yoae and
RonrRr IcALIisTgH
Get 'GEo. D KELLOGG. Seo,ea,y. 81. Ny DKAh coIoyrL:
soldiers Idle ~ and sailors At O (Ioa il. to n Bot let
Sy nouo s..,, @ @ % y vi @ m a5' and
fellow soldiers in this contest Tue isuss presented 30 ,
sailors who peril again rallied round
viii By against threatening Executive lsurpon
& IS Of Rebel SGss dl s as .ud bic " e
e9, doe ,s1'i,s o. w. ' sT.S{ 'y sIs t
true liberty aud equally for the cause Your faithfully
A SOLDIERS MONUMENT.
M Bourne stated that there at Cypress Hill Cemetery
plot Of ground unoccupied and ii an appropriate
place foT the erection OF monument - the soldiers VINO eA
in the wal. be would propose tbe following
Who I , a. st S we , no 1y Hs o. ~ s0s,
to procure TIE erection Of an appropriate monument worthy Of tto
Rred That committee ten be appointed report
ing gentlemen were appointed as committee Gen Charles
W. Darling Gen. John A. Foster Gen. g. T. Clnscre Col
A j. II. Duganne Capt Charles Pnllm0n, Col. H. NJ Evans
Gen. Stewart l. Woodiord W. o. Bourne Col c. D. Kellogg
and Gen H. Z. Tremainc
BARLOW s ADDRESS.
After the passage OF the resolutions Cen Barlow intro
duced amid applause and spoke eoqueny o. tie suffering and
bravery OF the Union soldiers the mutudn0us fields OF
battle ior The safety OF The Government Leaving that sub
jec be consider the momentOus question Of the
suscitaOn the spirit the Rebellion ia the South the
desire among the few to aid at the North For this he held
Mr. johnson responsible and warned bis hearers that II My
Policy should be successful in the coming election the entire
fruits of victorious would be lost and the country would
be in d condition than before the began He
pressed himself emphatcay opposed TO the admission Of
iTagc.