The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-06


hep them on, Of their scrape Suppose the negro
aiu come IN, what would he dof
NocE--Elect radical
Senator Cowas-Ecct a radcalS He would not touch
him with tsn-foo, pole tIaugharl No sa,nbo h TOO
sharp for that He knows the men who have been rdng
him all the country for these ycar- na.t AZ hoh
and II he acts them OH he win not lot them mount
again. tLangher) The inhabitants OF these southern
States arc Of our blood, they arc knsnen aud It
4 wicked and arocious TO think that they can be k.p i'm
snhIccton. When wo were right and ia W nv wrong
dld not they get punshedr And now we wrong and
they are night, on whose sdo Will God bcf shOuld a
foreign war bacak out for whom would the South nghu
Would they light for these radcnsS tel you, gentle
Cor North and south, and that is your President
Nhe rs) Trust him, and he VIII not ail you loud
cneennsl
RgM.Rxs or GREEN CLAY SMITH.
General GnKsS CLAY saira OF Kentucky, followed and
faid =: nr Cowan bad asked ycsy pert mont question
why lbs Union should moi be ret1redg" He vas going
70 ask other pertinent question: How ID ths restoia-
uon to be effected except b. the policy OF President
Johnsony ihc rad Gals sad the south not ady Tor
true Il they must wipe ali that bad
boon done, hc asked them, In all scrousncss,
NUT We not have another fcyoluonS And how would
that winch had boon acoompli-heif rAsro vas no
greater truth N history than that county could 1.-Two
whcri taxation did not cauy representation how no
held that there were In the sou who ought not,
could not aud never should, by his instr mentality, b"
come thc representatives OF the United stiioi IN any
legislative capacity. On the oihcr hand th men
who had beon as true TO the linton ~ tbs most ultn
nrinber ase, trs ser To tie Unon Than the most ultra
mfuber who held scat ~ Consr n tay that such
non did not dcserve representation faschood
lhcry aschuod on tho rcpfoscuatiyo insi.tt 0r
Amorti a, and must do with The who preached H.
tIhaefal They would remember tho bnitlul ai0ry
told OF the great ami wsc King oomou-how when no
lady had lost her child, which had bc,n stolen
by the harioi, Solomon aaid 'llrns sword and
cut cbld In two glyc halt TO one and half To tho
oihcr.' Tie harriet said, every wei, let Il be, but
tho mother incrposed, ono. let tho haliot have II,
bat ave ia lifc; aud Solomon said 'ihats the mo
thcri" lCbecm 20 there wore men at the North who
said "Ist the Union sd', and tlcic mon al tho
South Who sad, "Let the cn'on sliioi but botwcen
IN N there stood who aud patriotic people, ~i'h
Andrew Johnson ni their head. wAo sad. 40, et tho
Union he pro eryei' uotd chccrs) Now, nc hafip.t
can't loyo In case u,ughtar aud anna isc lr
they have no hid Of their own, by tho ctcruai God hey
shall hot steal ourH tfol nged sneeungb There rcfo
,9me ladies who came to hin ioI ad Tor tho .feelmcn
He gave them omthlpg and tod them to ~ 70 Ton
grcss 10 1haid IA stevens They rspi'ci. ''wc havo
bc~u there "And how much did you sctf', Not n
cent" uaughlerl If thcsc were tho mn who were 10
kaye he cou.try Why, all he had 10 say that tLs
nisrers had better set out OF T. nanehtcr AID cheer
johnson had violated hls pledges had y member
OF hts eab net who adopted his policy ~ radi ala
johnson was tho brlltar of America, aud every
man who dashed his bead against that rock
would get his brains knocked out Great cheering
with all the power that had been offered 10 President
Joinhln W thn the las, fc~ monhs-thn army and na
at HIS back, and no commander Ia chief thirty miilions
in the Frnrdmena Bureau and Tho Treasury nj hts ds-
pra-Napoleon would no, havo been patchwork to
Jo bpt all ihose the frcddeut Aad pa DehDd his
back c askei them 10 slye three cheers for the fe To-
raion OF tho mon aud Tor Andrew Jobnon, tho chosen
leader o ths party tCheera ae then moved the fol-
lowing f.fo!ui0n:--
Resolved. Ths, hsrsto.s y, srienuy at
noe nov ssa a no , ss s.. . y as e. s"a ID
hat tho that sruptcd ~ m remain ftAtss % tho
1 * s. 10 =. 4 ssss s ss"s'as. ssS tho s
trio integrity % rr~sid aud that No
~ p2ssa d cnhnrFi hin rrstIraiinn pohry.
sf ~ general Epvaramsnl sros uniyqPA fan afa ~
tie people OF any State Territory syah ttr knosn VII
iayai people ,hrreof ancsasd'usonsi snpole snd
csolvcd That all loyal members from Il tho sn,'s
duly ested and retufned the conesss of the Inhrd
s.aig~ shoud c admitted 10 thrr seats Without dela Alter
i,oissd That the gratitude Of the American psei V 70
tbs ss~ Tor the ioa o. ss rrseioa and the pre-
sry4ti,n of ths uu,on Of the rtatss.
rs cunRsAs put the resolations whlci wero carried
~ stosnsdo of sysx, solitary "no bssng sAicd
Tha cbsmsn declared that lhis spIc d.~ntrnt mud
sss - rsbf o. rAdea. saA announced ihs sssoa-
Y u~eS Scauied unanimously
There psvbsbiy moi isss thsn four tbou~asd veil
dressed and intelligent yeomen present al the Dssos
,on OF this dsnnn policy 10 snpp0r the president Ia bis
reconstruction policy They Oiled up bruzd sffeet b.vro
the City Hall that tho street temporarily
stopped In their trps and They cycr ready wth ap
i paasc. The Was W quiet aud the Dish, vas 90
cam that none of tho gas jets IN tho ggante star
wcr. exit ngu shed. Tue VOICES of tho orators
arbed the duest man In tho great cfosd, and called
frth applause from thr crowded. vinioss arro-s the
pguarr rnc Departments OF the gos crnnsani IL
represent q by their rrkg and tho fsdcsr ~ their
cicsrsi friends tbo colorod people, In large Eambsr-
quito v"ceroa-iy thoir ~hssr bfcsIrcn who
suposei To know brttor wss tho sIrzkgrs talking
sio The meeting b. considered DO ded
tho nr.t - towards tho forbstion of nsw parry