The New York herald., 1866-10-06
THE REpTBLNss MEETINGS.


'Opcn AIR Demonstration In Pro"t ef th-
Union S.esEue Hsuse-speeches by s.ov~rnor
Csrsi~ and usnuibsi lnmbiIn.
#ts0 PMIApgrra., OFT. s. 1850
The open air meeting IN front of the League Hon.c
very large one, Notwithstanding the fact that the
Academy Of Music crowded and that the
element drawn OF by this meeting OF that
party In front Of Independents Hall The usual inoen.
Of music fireworks. nluminaoos and torchiignt
apsocsssiDus IN full blast.
rrxzH or GOVERNOR cUsrrx.
Governor currx was the FIRST speaker He comrli-
menied fbs members OF tins Union League for their
ndcltv 10 tho country. Having boon through many
coantes ~ tho INTERIOR he brought from them nothing
bu, words ef encouragement. All western Penn
syivania ablaxc with hesvcn-born cnfhusi-
Cheersl The people Understood the great issue
90 b~ the Of the country but
% who should reconstruct h shou,d 70 be the Prot
dsntcri~ OF mo nl-or should u no the ysop.e Who
who made Prpsideuss and the Laws thai govern
themf t,r.es of The pcopic.) The four millions OF
fsnnsylvan's citizens we're now educated 20
thea d.',ss and UNDERWOOD their government
Eongrss had presented amendments 10 the constitution
~hch ,e reopie Of Pennsyivsna accepted, and which
tssy ~osld ordain Tuesday that the people Of
% nol nesrxD Never IN sny country had been found
nore loyal patriotic and deyotd Than the members
.culd every and specc6 of that oorgsess
~ ,hsrn stand by congres. and all would bo safe
SrfNH ~ rA>HnAi ukxixN.
HAaaasL Avli-, of Maine, va Tie pe.t speaker.
h - thsi the people had oteisis IN the Qosenr,ens
nut fbe government IVES In the prop'e Cheer
The anossicn now what term. ard cona4ton.
sbo.!f ths 6nal settlement With the rebe,s h. made.
eLsr rover and 1rify shcnld be given o Ioya or
20 dssovaI men He cvy<ccd that fennsxlvnnla would
on TUESDAY follow tue example Of liberty which
Maine bad recently sat Their verdict would settle the
lusrinn that treason crime which he pusishsd
snd snail again uAnrr shs rov~rnn~nt
tcheerAl rhs people commanded tie position and
mean "a retain " tvoice-"I her fip, old man He
to-ngnt only support Congress the sfsrs
" fook but he would have censored Congress n a hsd
not taken them they h2d dcns What shsy ought to
20. aud - wzx fsr the people no~ 70 rsnd b. tnsn.
let the pcopie do thai sud ~ would be vel, no~its
sspding tho pendy of the President and his ofDcsls.
H. kmw thsA threass indnlgou ~ ssi AZ MS
teudsng produce another war, bat 'he peop'e vsre
prepared 10 do their raly and " nustrste
all snsh stenptr Never, IN any elernon.
more imporisns questions involved hsn usss
witch 70 he decided ~ he approaching crtlons
9c had expectsi thai uie people would have hsn
sc.efte by the whom tho iinc af Succession they
had placed Ia the Presidential chair TODAY there vas
hostility 10 the North In the boeons ~ rebels than
there when they were srrsyed asairst the sovsrn
mens, and that wss bcsnse they h>d ben su-
coursgrd ny the Pres dent, who tried 10 establish
. poity mr. himself opposed IN tbat II Congress
Hs sxvsctcd thss on "Wednesday they would hnf
that th~y he'd rved up majority for Gesry shn, would
s~iDsnd thsmss'ves and confound their ensmles let
- psops 10 sAsn aav sa> stsy would bare = vu.