The New York herald., 1866-05-09
THE ANNIVERSARIES.
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and that he friend Of the colored race but he
has betrayed his trust Garrett Smith had conndercs
In him at FIRST believing ha to be bcter than his
Benedict Arnold Judas Iscarot and dher traitors The
speaxe sia he would read letter tnat he had written
This Substance Of this letter was az follows
10 sast on the pan Of s9e rights 70 give every man
the privileges Of man, and Oh that Plan It Is our de,
Trust we may see the tme when such speaSeTs as re-
mon, Fred Douglass and others that might mention,
among legislators We have had enough Of men Of
brass and wo want honest men and women in their
places. That IS my idea He concluded by reading an
extract from letter from friend OF his in the South
whose IDEAS expressed in the letter that to the
republic negro suffrage IL nccossary that no compro
mise is to be made and that agitation shodd be con-
fnued until 'monstrous usurpations arc broken down
and tho heart Of every black filled with rejoicing.
The letter went on to say that organization and digenoe
arc necessary that tho whole community may be kept
Gataine has his hand raised against the country and
Seward grinding an organ with big monkey from Tcn-
ncssec ON IT, daughter, applause and hisses) wcIl you
have your opinion continued the speaker ABOUT
that but will give you mine He Is called the ninth part
of maa because lie Is taor but tell you.I don't
consider him tho nine hundred aud ninety ninth
part OF man. How much the expression 'rhe South
victorious was sncered at some time ago II was pre-.
monition Of the truth If things allowed
they are going on at present But banded TO-
gether nos to allow 1t Not If we perish. TO man, in
the effort stop IT, The popular sentiment will make
ali right 1t arraigns all wrong doers before its Just
until our beloved land rescued from danger and degra
dauon Tho speaker concluded by reading appropri-
ate extract from popular poem of Tcnnyson and re-
sumed bis seat amid shower OF applause mingled with
hisses
Rev. G II. HgrwoRTu. of Boston, being introduced,
said id:-Amcrca Is destined TO be free Tho republican
experiment shall succeed and though our President
stand upon side and CONGRESS by be bought
over and ten years from now we have more terrible
war than that which has been through yet we Will
triumph and 60 on till liberty means liberty o every
from the Gulf TO tile lakes and from where the Pacific
sings peaceful lullaby to the setting to Atlantics
stormy Applausc) In 1864 we were like
good ship which weathcring the terrible Storm
The oopperheads thought that republican institu.
and hpf, thn nnH1 1f fhnr
principles that at hand. (Applausel In 1861
gained tho tile strict of Columbia amid the sncers
o tue world. Then we had the proclamation OF free.
dom which is the humane pece of composition in
history This side of the Sermon on the Mount Jap
pauscl Two years passed before the people
ready IT. and the coppernead felt though cnti
pede was running down its back uaugh,er). Tho
How is 1862 The Civil Rights bill has passed and
the black mans rights are denied Two opportunities
directed BY Heaven to write that hereafter all men
are free. "a hissl hiss at whoms (Appiausel
politics
The sglAKP-The man whose politics arc the right
side will lind his politics and humanity in the Scripture
Go 6nd what that teaches. then and hiss IL you
dare There only three votes between the nation and
deponsm We want twothirds IN Congress to pass
his veto. Mother Will yield TO the other There Is
danger Of civil war in this II Congress yields we are
gone; if she does not where are WEI "a VOICE.
Conc. Yes, gone for civil threatens
us and soemnly believe that IL you deny four mil
lions Ct people the interest they ought to have in the
dsiuge he streets Of til very city in blood England
rule by her monarchy with an iron hand, but irec
America can only have dominion In the love o! her
whoo people. As matter OF gratitude owe II 10
the 70 give him the right of suffrage Is base
90 call for and obtain the services blood o, two huI
dred tboua md black In defence Of the country, and
thou deprive them Of the right Of the ballot
irst cousin 10 tho baboon but told him that while
some are working their way upward from affinity
with the baboon, Others are working their way from
The speaker told story Of black man who slave
and had the prettiest wife on tho plantation; how
liant pd wifi hoyy
no orgo, nc was negro and remembered he was man.
and then struck his mastr with his fist and ran
for the Union lnes The bloodhounds overlook him.
rod him. after another, but he killed them with
kofc aud made his way with grea, Joy into tho Union
soldier at Port Hudson and today honorably wears
United States uniform believe in giving the black
who stabbed 1t. (Appausel Tho angels of heaven look
down see how shall build the tonpe OF nationality.
The President then introduced Rev Mr. Martin, ex-
President OF Oxford College, Ashmun Pennsylvania who
senmcnts and only objected to tie use Of scrpturai
quotations in the political arena he also objected TO
Mr. Johnson wss not tho nine hundred and nusy
nintb part OF man, and spoke contcmptuousy o. him
becsase he was tailor Jesus Christ was carpenter
and tailor is as good as carpenter any day. daughter
rho speakers thus attacked stood up. after the
other aud replied the hrst that he did not mean to dis
honor the occupation Of tailor, but 10 dcnouncc tho
who dishonors that business. The other replied
kas not irrevercncc that made him refer to the
Scriptures but to deal soemnly with his subject
AS,LoWR stood up and gave his experience Of
suffering In rebel pfsons and tho friendship Of the
goss IN his efforts to escape frem South Carolina even
mo risk Of their lives Tho speakers narrative
story too long the audience became impatient and the
peaker had 10 he would not deain them much
XssDsn1 fmLnrsIwnoover expects 70 drive speaker
from this platform does not understand the principles Of
T s restored osdsr, and The soldier concluded amid
Cries Of Phillips Phillips" were now raised. and
four years Of war the negro never made mistake
surcy, i.sn, they can bs trassed with the ballot
would trust the safety OF tho republic 70 four MIL
loo ,ps,,ncts than TO four million Sewards daughter
and applaase An e.capsd pr,sonor could always trust
srnco. There never has been civiI war. where
dred thousand workingmen at Birmingham, dis.
fr'nch'sed, and France hastoppled over half a
dozeu times for want Of II but these Northern States
always steady in their course Applause The trouble
oi d,sfranchng the negro has commenced at Memphis
i can euro Itself. There never was great people who
gave up great purpose because OF single failure No
s o snr r p Soer
leo cath who betrayed his oath, who deserted General
Sc and gave his plans to the enemy i was like giving
A vmcs--"whas about Cardinal Seward ~
Mr.. PuIlLIrs-I was speaking Of the spirit OF the
and leave % tho President TO the civil Rights
bill how will it be executed President johnson says
no will provide the negroes the best place he can II they
cannot I've together. Why, on democratic principles II
a1o,oco whit mon in south Carolina cannot
-ay viii provide you With the very best place
we can daughter and appause) In such struggle
gam aud body 70 loss. On ordinary principles. then,
Ghe President would triumph But tho national bank
on .ss sdo Of rss and jasuee FOR one Of them said
Isty let mo know WHEN y " certain that the negroes
:. sSss,, p. ;s ,Ss SS msn Of
un~ilIlngy on our sds gAash'e. The bankers are
III. .f.gA f<uu1A mt ouurr IN