The New York herald., 1866-09-05

called out again and sang piece called biograpic
sketch of "A J.,' with chorus Of
t0h, Andy, Andy, Andy, Stitching Is your trade,
But you win lind brecches you have made
Wccsing MT National Hall.
PHLADELrHIA. Sept q 1900
An audience OF about fifteen hundred pesons assen
bcd in National Hall at eight O'Clock for soe purpose
hearing discussion Of the issues OF ire day radica
considered by prominent members OF tbs convention
Before the speaking began j. wfiiaUf0pe aclerk''
the employ Of Edward Mcpherson. ~.fN % tnc Hoa9
sang political song on the poii- oI we PRESIDENT o.
poscd by himself and accom- sniea ~ the guitar.
cov.r,or Hav,ey az c~enecticut was called hpon
.ss..a.aa ~, meeting. He said ut his
- and all right in tbe good
sa.o "rs .,,. hundred thouaanJ mon had lied for
! cause ard IL Necessary thero wsroas many
Ready to lay down their livcsfor the suss Of libor.
w. He told that the coutry was an fr,e vet lie
told that in tho south Uniounep could not petition
for redress OF grievances tn war not over and
would not be until all men had ho rights guaranteed to
them by the constitution. Godsrant that there would
This struggle was conlinuaion ~ the ba,sa ' IN tSs
1eld II was 10 DO wagcd NV by tho ballot bog Az
great blow 10 be given 10 tcasoE by the eecton OF
General Gear as was given 10 We rebels at The battle Of
Ns SGESErAL BURNSIDE a rag STAND
Geners BuEssiDs was here introduced and loudly
chcered He spoke AZ considerable length saying that
he had entire confidence in Oh Union cause He be-
iieved thepeopIe would prove bemsclves true A. the
polls Iere we're a grea, man, wcak-knced people In
Every ian should give TO every Nher every right which
he claps for hmsclf The sontscrm loyasss were dis
poscd jcrhnps TO ask thar Congress could give.
hut Coress The constitutional ahendments and he
civil ghts bill. did all they comb. t was n stcp IN
tho rtht direction, and moye word nt done hereafter
The Fople hold Congress responsible fr those things
Ii m1e directly represents ae people than the Exccr,
tiveb Judiciary Departments The most Brilliant soldier
fnirs would fail II ey did not respect the senti-
.sta. fian Imam xVI
hal been too much reenre and blood spilled for the
wyole country not TO zap the benefit OF ths struggle
rle South would mover pcea TO arms again. They had
fAi enough OF IL. Im Asucs viii bc decided In the
fhiure at the papt box. Congress had done
aothin, which il ,lsht not to have done. il
cor Of c,e government but he thought Prcsident John
son manifested a. lcS forgcfness In not aIeyIa,ing
lir sunerings Of thdoya, people Of Tennessee The
speaker was freque<v arpsaded during his remarks
coLQyI sLov, On Yr~Nrssrw
spoke az icngtyssi ssita highly colored picture of the
suilsr'nss % hsns a~sss sns,S "a dessna,ng pres
years o :. xreat poii.ca aIevciicr
addressed the iic,ing adroitIy 'kn, s,s, :.
No frishmen from ansdheslon 10 thsdeNorns 70
principles INTO an adsocAy Of radical and established
JuDcE LFws, ,os rrSussxx,
spoke at some length, saying .has he could gay for
southern delegates thai they icls deeply a.c, for !Le
warm reception which thy had met with n fhlladcl.
phia The great question before lhe coupy was, shai
tho loyal people rule America shall tt North
norc rnic In America We Rae national debt incurrcd
Tor the pcrpetu.ty OF the tnVn Thai debt s sacred,
and the loyal millions niend 70 Gay \ Our credit Is
poiis IL viii rise hnher. II wa said the report
n, the johnson Convention incrcaNl .hc price of
rebe bonds IN Eagma but sne ss Convention
came baek 10 congress tho price Of Amsicsn bonds
wond 10 down, and they would ropuda loyal debt
or ses.re an enactment for the payment OF be rebel
dse, Tho nation ON ed duty 70 the black ma,ho ali
through ihe war was faithful 10 the Union haysg az
sisted the Union soldiers sll over tho south whcrss
fortune overlook them. Nearly quarter OF mit Of
h.e man rushed 70 arms and fought for the unon,s
the lato war. The nation has implied promls
that IL would protect sner nsn. ns'os,or'u s,nras
in some form whom they fcan get into power But
The southern States do not pass laws grsnsne prpc
rights to the ncgc Consress wonS ~ ruass
rebels and Jen Davis were the supporters OF Ms -
aents polcy In England his friends wevc the Londoi
a.rc ,he champons cf the Presidents polcy, and hi
friends were among the enemies 70 hber.y ws'y
Bcccher sayr the rebels are reconstrucsed pu uc on
echoes the President and forRcts the massse rev VI
Thcv arr a. much of rebcis as ney ever weft
The speaker then pictured the sunering o. cyals,
the SOUTH growing apparently The us sos.Ss
Wa. applaudsd and elected misses and groan'
eers ami derisive laughter a. he Alluded 70 me Tres
dents policy, and 70 iss alleged injuy 70 e pssp
Hs ase a. followed by Galushs A. Grow, who spoke
eons,dersble length IN similar strain. sner wncn u
meeting adjourned 70 rsassemue 'o-no''0" ''eh'"s'
Excitensent Among she De'essfes.
PHILADnSHiA, Sept 4, 1soe.
Tbc,s has been great excitement among Tho dclesas
4. ,be eveulne since The policy Of the Northern stat
~ erusn down the negro suffrage plank has more clear
dsvo,oncd ,slf The delegates nom the border STAT
beld secret meeting this evening" and resolved % Va
49,, ..v ..,sux 70 force shs Issue d universal neg
~ r,ee upos tho conventisn and 10 snAone the O.
,rs..,cv., amendment ssnator HArris Of New Ycr
- oscu scs,ve and in6sfssabss In hs efforts 70 bri
-. 80. ~..r,A (,Sveypy Fenten. under whoes dir
ssc~ ~ 4 here, hss instructed him 70 opp
| snv stssuuus 70 fcrcs negro susssgs on ths pesy
1 ~ 1-Ir~I~s-s~r - ~ lNi6o1 N opinion, -
Sss,srS ikS e1Sas = - ra1tcal - 70 b roy
II srrsps his nsasnYs u nlack squeny ase sshsm
| Having thss a would isjurs We psny " ne o's'
| election -. . A. o--S-s-