New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

give them military protection Appause There gre
respect for the blue coats whether white black men were
IN them Applause In the next place he wanted TO see
the amendments to the Constitution adopted Lastly let
schools and houses OF worship be created ana protected icy
the fn Gsna s preSohed including liberty applause and
let public sentiment be created TO extend tho right OF
suffrage to every Citizen OF the South irrespective OF COLOR
Mi GREELEY said-I call your attention 70 the fact that
carbet and muaed dispatch from Gen Sheridan concern
ing these troubles in New Orleans has been printed 1t has
been promised that We should the dispatch
,"oinr and does not seem likely TO be- We are not epa.
bed to know what Cen Sheridan wrote and teegr
about these matters believe you may fully trust his patr
ots 10 his sympathy with loyal in Louisiana and all
over the world Appuuse will now call upon the Com
mittee Oh resolutions TO report
The Committee thereupon reported the following;
RESOLUTIONS.
bss With The Sns, of the nSssscre Of Iowa cSso IN the Cty
Of New Orleans by Rebels yet srned aud rssn1ed and
city while enjoying which they good
s d@n e snd zoo have been
wounded aud lying in tue hospitals Of Tor the
B1rsa Loyal citizen. United sato. fleeing in large
the southern country order death
Which Of Their brethren have already been called to endure
the late civil ar fails to give them protection, ana
Htas These committed sight Of the Gag Of
out the Interference Of the military authorities Of the United s
Rebel civil %So for G d paSS and to
have oyn citizen. In the h. Of free speech end
these loyal citizens about assemble autho
mnrd them aud President Of giving protection
the oy citizens in the enjoyment Of their Constitutional rights gave
neg a.. ea them to bIsye perfectly IN seeo5d1nce S tue he
denied right pesoesb assemble and that the civil authority
not to be restrained the work Of mudsn hem therefore
Reo''d That the Loyal citizens Of Lous,ns and NswYo
mated brethren New Orleans most heartfelt sympathy
Reached That hold President United States guilty
G I'D a @ p Ss ?. % %s tho Of Ps5 y Sepc
Rebels who have or four years earnestly yen for the
but that the sona he but condemnation Of
every friend law aud order in oounry aud DO fapher
oye citizens from the Southern States Of this Union the Es
such citizen. ample mi and encouragement tho
ct (Which re duty aud crne 81 The most serious
character.
One Of the resolutions reported by tho Committee reflected
somewhat severely upon the military authorities; ..
doubt the oupabiIy Of the military authorities should
because thoy bound by orders from washington
should think therefore that the censure upon Gen Baird was
stronger than the facts warrant In these resolutions would
suggest to the meeting to await the result Of the military n
vestiseton. Applause ,.u-. ,oe,.,
Newmaus explanation and by consent of the Committee
resolution withdrawn The report OF the Committee
was then adopted above At the conclusion of the reading
voice in the audience moved that the resolutions be sent to
MIR Greeey-"I guess he'll read them"
The motion carried amid laughter and cheers. 800
DR.. Randolph then introduced by Mr. Greeley and his
mission at the North Endorsed by Mr. Conway.
RAEDoLPHs SPEECH.
DR. Randolph said that there was now an attempt on the
part southern Rebels put the OF civilization
south Of Masons aud DiKons line Applause His race
which they had shed their best blood. Applause Iii:
to rise because the hearts Of the loyal
North would not permit them to BIO kept down. What
the blacks of the South needed education. The
Rebls of the South depending for sympathy
with lust conventions met in Philadelphia to-day.
Appause When be waited upon President johnson and
complained OF the interference with their scholastic President
had promised do Justice aud 20 assist In the education OF
the people and help them TO RISE that he had done
his prevent this conflict OF How had the coored
friends lie had doubt that Gen. Sheridan sent ont
Of the way purpose. Applause. To the President
he would now say Andrew johnson yOu have
been tried In the balance and found wanting Applause
The had called him to account for accepting Pres
dent JOhnsons hospitality totally forgetting that /. some
times necessary order effect object TO associate with
those infinitely beneath Laughter and applause
would rather be his poor and humble self than Pres
dent Johnson with all his power fApplause lie thought
that Sheridan Butler and Graut could quiet matters 10 New
Orleans If they were clothed with power. APPLAUSE
At conclusion of Mr. Randophs remarks, the meeting
adjourned
yet been made known.