The New York herald., 1866-02-23

pos, nS sSsd ovssoE nss ., o,o
grs eted Wy y.b sc = Of the United States, who
your fe1 feA@ III AND FHlow CIynre-rn responding to
ety. large an asseDnge of the good people Of this
tors the constitutional relations between tho federal
government and all the States in the Union displayed
Congress- tche'rs) is right, sir that this great city
should lose no me in pronoancng Its opinion upon
Contribute they @Oss largely cory %
tribute to relieving that situation from tho
endorsements en-, sa,.s tha. now surround Il have
necessity for permanent difference between the Prcs
dent and the Union members OF Congress on any really
0n and regard this meeting composed of citizens OF
New York, who sustained the national authority in the
that the dangers which to threaten the Union or
will soon pass away and that the great party
which IN he ne ON the sea- and at the ballot box has
saved t6e nation will preserve its vigorous unity, and
under Providence fully accomplish the great work OF
It's patriotic mission (Applause, Will il be said that
Of the rcect act of the President in returning Con-
gress the Freedmen's Bureau bill with his objections to
say in his veto rcssagca Not tina, he is opposed te
extending protection TO the freedmen and refugees II TIC
Soata because 1se rs now dong That under ext ne Inv
rekt OF the freedmen and refugees because he iasxe
cutting the e.sssng law vigorously and In good fdh.
tAppauscl What does he say in his message lat
read the opening paragraph -
have examined with the bill, which originated the
to amend n act 'e entitled A act to cssh R 70,
the Relief Freedmen Refugees and fsrolher pur
that 1t woud not be consistent with the pubr
my approval to tks measure, return bill 10 the
senate with my o6jec.ens to Its becomtnE law Cheers
tbers oa i9mea s OF I'm .,se onecioas that
The oish Aerean Of freedmen and
has ne. ye expired III thought stringent
my sss. to ss 20 we sSe so
% s e to Re desire r o secure % the
reemen the iln enjoyment of Their freedom aud their
making contracts for their labor.
@n "en rh s vES aet inc message itself answer the
ans provisions which in INV % onnon S are no
br Tho cors,,,, o, - 40 y ,"1, ,, =. ne ~. "hiianu
the end in view (Appausel With these conyic,is,ns
my fellow citizens what could the President have
done but bill as no dd9 Let mo rcconmcrd
message itself Can IL be that President who has
never failed TO sgnalizc his to tho best inter
ests OF the country he understood these interests
oe VINO, from early manhood, fought the cause of the
rebellion IN his unyieding opposition TO the slave
the Senate of the United e,atcs and In Tnnessee viii
hero Sun not cxcelcd # oqualed by any other living
now exectiur in coed faith The essenli, features NJ his
martyred pcieccssors nroaramme for .l ratra,r r
member Of his Cabnet fsnnania cni. u. 10Y, uy h
with such record and such chararter tho pres ,en,
would now perform 20 grave an mel as ihc veoin, ~
bill approved by nearly all The unon members Of Con-
or - looking 10 tho n wei ore of fonr -, ,ns
Of fellow people, unless impeed to do by we ght
iAppiausel The answer nv fellow citizens loay m
gence and the patriotism of the country oud
applause.l
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y "~'oni or TIE fhooEEDiNGs OF THE MEkTiNo
To bE PRESENTED 70 THE PRESIDENT.
upcTa WtfMoREthon presented tho following rrsolu
uohs "hich were put to the meeting DS the Chairman
and CARRIED
Resolved rha, committee of ,r,cc, citizens Of which
the presiding officer Of this nocrg shall b. chairman be
nsd s,a. as resoT o
Resovcd That tho prcsnc oGrcr bo reoues,cd to name
twelve members Of the mmIt,ee that purpose.
Hamilton fisi, William G. Bryant Richard NJ Blatrl.
ford, David Dudley + cd, Mar~hai o. Roberts James
James Brown. Henry CIews and s. b. ch,lieaden.
SPEECH ov upx,v i, ,,,vo,r
rooa M, @ sa. :, ~. ~ ,,, nsnnn w. .. "a h"np.
me upon nv apnenrancc hcrs n" @ NO, NO,
10 Won hut 10 Near Won sneot Il, mo 10 Cann-"s " ,
coS,,ry Nv an~ a. 80 ,h , 70 ne, '" .ohses' 70 ihe
been rsdeayorina 20 cischarscu n m ihs host Of nv h;i
and with a csr,sc,entious purnoso ,o serrc 90 s
80, H. a",', , 'o"s pu,poro 70 serve as wen as
here ,ns,alion rom yoar pr.sence even
though any one who had any sensvencss the popular
Impulse, which mna a'wuys rule his land, might well |
draw Inspiration from such scene as "a pcsen e here
to night; but trust may ray, without bcstng
that In s"ch a crisis tbis through which oar
country ~ just passing need INSPIRATION To do my
duty but tie sense Of right and Of obi gatnn the
community do no believe that the Congress |
permanently breaking up this Union; but do believe
that the aciion theJ taking win have tic elect OF
heartily and thoroughly wh the dfstln uisbed Secretary
II State WHO has addressed you tonight in woris OF wis
dom and elc, ,nencc which You viii not forget aud
which The Whole country will bear With delight agr,c
with him that o restoration OF this Uni.n ~ qics.
tion Of tn'o and that ,nnsress governors pros
den;s even, delay that but for a tile while
"A plauee) What have been dong for the lat Eve
years. Fer what VIC been raising those vast armies
by the voluntary action VI or pope-tioge vast sn,ns
o money! For What have our brethren been shc,id NJ
their III ID cn .c Geld of battle having down their i've
sacr friug c;oryuiag they had carih9 Why are wc
cadcd with debt rrrater than this nat on ever b.
licyed would be called tr"a 10 carr For what he's al
tnis been drc but % Fq 'ho rriar wLi-h our fathers
gave ~ a-d q erpoi H., -, ,,r ,,,,c o le ana M rf
rid any 81 IS ever hear fr,, ony ,,,,o ~ ., 60,
from tic "a, ,yben mis- var n "a ,o M ~ ", ",'y ny !
ned amy d. iafn,lon of anv 9TH rnr,cac in' ~
than 10 trcec,ve tho intogy,,v os m -" - ~ .
ain lLc sutrrnney of fhc const ,n,ian ~ % ,,'i' |
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