The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-12

who poured out their money and sent their
party in the county 10 whom the government
could be ntrosed aud he 1.-THE Presdenp fanked the
The countr and as Tho allies Of the rebels IN Tue south
Al the presen. time The President called the loyal
traitors He tthe speaker maintained that now thcic
were ony two parties in the ccuntry-patriots and
traitors Applause and hisscs) He hoped the audi
NJ hs snd
DAYS aza, aud sent hcm home 10 that state, and they
went prepared % DO and die tAppsase lie knew
metropolis tie ia OF the earth were not indifferent
70 The Institutions which made them what they we're
south, Standing upon tho brink of Volcano He
tlen euloci2ca tie sloyasts OF Tennesee, and
New YORK whether they would stand by those faithful
people OF nots loud CRIES Of Yes we Will y Ra
III votes The loyal representatives In the Congress
OF the United sato OF II they Lad better men 70 elect
reocl., while he claimed thai the "Cnion' party was
during The dark days Of tho war Wha, Is the other
party composed OFF "a voice--0f Weeds and
formed al Philadelphia, YVES the rebel element Of ne
Southern states. t'Irae, true IL WIS vain 10 talk 81
their Northern allies ruling that party for the men =
the south Lad the Intelligence and the win 70 rule hem
now. They Qhe Northern ccnservativos were ready .
do the bidding of Southern traitors. t.ihat's So aud
whole aGair led BY Doolitle and cowap a Voice
s.And Raymond; y understand that you have gen.
| tleman here OF that name but how do sou know on
which side he is going % bel He makes speech IN
one side Of question day and votes the other
side the next. uaughter) He did not think tha' Ray.
| mond meant harm 10 anybody. The least important
Of the republican party that had conc OF were those
who were in pursuit. Of The recompense Of their reward
| The speaker then dlatcd upon the Presidents
plan Of roeonstrrcton and d~eit al length
npsn CONGRESS ne 20 edoas Was he that the
audience repeatedly gave him significant hints that tey
wanted him to give place to some Of the other members
Of the travelling company He did not taGc the hint for
long time but finally the mpatiencc OF the audience
reached such pitch that he was compelled TO leave the
-trorn au1p a or n
clusion he asked II II was possible that 600 reJc IN
south Caroline should have the voice IN this nation Of
100000 loyal men (sNever, never. y II was mon
strus and the people who ready TO submit TO that
| ought to be reduced TO than negro slavery
said that sontiemcr could whip ten Yankees and
after buryng 800 600 OF your children continued tho
speaker il sou ready to let the rebels put their heels
upon your lecks, then, indeed, you baser than they
represented yon on that occasion.
REMARKS or JUDGE wALwoETH
Judge WA1woR1B Of louisiana, was the next speaker
He said that Tennessee had been reconstructed the
Congressional pan lie had nothing 10 say against that
plan; very good far it vent but that
I struction policy Of Congress disastrous 10 the
Union men OF the South as that OF the President Not
word is said either policy about the power Of the
men that live there Look at Now Orleans where three
hundred loyal citizens were murdered and have you yet
arosea q $40 ' no rhea a' here IS
sometime wanted in tho coas,.u'ion before y ga
| was delighted to hear that response 20 the
sentiment Ten thousand citizens Of New Jersey male
all the States rehablitated under the flag
and the constitution but he did not want 10 SEQ
country who had remained loyal during The rebellion,
shall IN their majesty say that the government shall BIO
SSand S or ee"sre and Of a
talk. y In Louisiana after the constitutional amend
ment passed, there 3S, 200 returned rebsi sol
| diers, and when these are entitled to vote, do
| You think Tint loyal men will % better prciee'edY
name Of nfsy thousand loyal men living in thar state
and In the name OF three hundred and seventy .nve
thousand black menn the nam o. qScs aaa o.
Gates till the government shall be reconstructed Itself
that il extend complete and ample protection 70 tho
loyal white and black men OF the South. tCbeer.)
Tennessee had sixty thousand loyal men In the state,
with all tho machinery OF government in thcis hands
.hal one hundred and Gfty delegates OF that State
were trembling with fear that ,bcss rebels may
and Louisiana aha we government 20 author
power which they are entitled 10 excrcisc. Cheers J
southern States went into rebellion they had destroyed
their State organizations, and whom loyal men there
ns haS sore ey as S
and dominion over them. tcheers) he con.
TENDED o,0 that 18th the government had no
In the South. tchcers) The government had The
power to wipe out oil STATE lines and make The South
one vast territory, and having done that the govern
msn could reoreanzs just such States as tho loyal
people Of tho country might desire. tchcer.j He
in Congress 10 undo everything thai Mr. johnson has
done--tcheurs-and 10 sny tina, none but who have
\
people Of New York 70 adopt negro suffrage or they
Of tho eoantry to accede 70 The request Of
loyal soutlencrs that they would establish negro
dents policy Is carried out continues 10 be
maintained IN power unrcbukcd for the three yrara
The o q '0s he G q s
head, and this reaction, coming II como. Will
Southern ocnisdcpacy That is the Southern policy to-
day. tCneersl That IS VIVA. they have been taught 10
expect at the White House, whether By The President
by Montgomery Blair Cheers and laughter and hsses
He asked II the appeal OF one hundred and thirty thou
sand loyal men Of Louisiana shouid be made In vain.
(Cres n "No. " Then his mission accomplished
how two Landrsd thousand loyal peopIe i had wei well
Of all the loyal states had sent teesrams Of greeting to
the welcome ihe delegates had received al she Sob
and be would not forget 10 tell them Of the
they had sent him bore TO advocate epca. aernnse
| amid which the Speaker retircd)
l REMARKS COLONEL sroKrs
Soionei Srokrs, OF Tennessee, the next speaker
He said that there two political parties in the
country, and the question was which OF these rar.
ment be controlled by people Of by dsoy people
Thar Is the ssuc and u was tho duty OF all 70 examine
the elements that constitute these two parties OF the
country The Republican Union party consists Of men
without any exception who marched TO the field and
offered offered up their lives in defence Of The corntry
out The rebellion That is the element composing
UaoS party Ss os,r was The johnson
| ooppcrheads, disunioniss and rebel sympa,hizcrs
ChccraI He was sorry 70 say that tho Chief Executive
Of the nation stands al the head Of this party and "a
leading u today. Misses Avocs-"Ihat's true: but
we Will warm him upn) From the dcspsschos TO day
from Maine think no viii get thoroughly warmed 10
before long Cheers and laushtef) lis impression was
that along the line the President travelling be began
10 fcel he was In pretty hot wniar as Il was gtcnt
laughter.) Tho President had betrayed the party that
placed him IN power and had turned his back upon The
Union soldier, and upon the widows and orphans
ana every Union man that had stood by iHe
nation in the day. OF us peril fChccrsj He
had heard Mr. johnson in Washington IN front
| forth rs Roman Tribune 10 administer the govern
ment. After that the Southern papers tccmcd with
editorials urkiug him To a regnckio the CAPITOL
and throw out Thaddeus Stevens and Sumner all the
radical party in Congress Cries" He can't do iln
! and cheersl Well he did MT doit "a voice-"No;
he dars n't') WELL IRON tie demonstration here
tonight and at Philadelphia and through tho State or