The New York herald., 1866-09-05
DIsUNIoN,


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aaberers can compete, and useful TO you in time OF
var because We can fight tApplausel And
xmerea may need no.n our sssaulness m s.,sncs ,cs
against internal and external foes We fellow citizens
n 10 about admitted suppose, that we are here between
ce shall the presence Of this vast black population be
rnAde blessing themselves and blessing TO us,
h>essing to the whole country, curse to them
ssolves curse TO you and curse TO The whole coun-
Syf Statesmanship has but one answer IL has given
- this morning from the eloquent lips Of Senator Yates
lsApplanse.I Philanthropy has but answer and u
las given from q thousand pulpts and thousand
platforms 70 day. 1t is this the thorough and complete
incorporation of the whole black element into the Amer
body polite Great appause) Anything less than
ths will prove utter failure in Judgment You want
me- 70 speak my honest sentamenaf "A S voce.mds nd
he right 70 the box the witness box and the ballot
box The negro Is man. political revolution for
manhoods suffrage is going ON here as well az In Europe
The must be respected everywhere. II is dan
Eer0us TO deny any class OF people the right TO vote
B the black deserves the right 10 vote for what
no has done 10 aid suppressng the rebellion, both by
AgDg aud BY assisting the Federal soldier wherever he
was found he deserves 20 vote oecsass MS services
well foes. "A person In the audience here
asked, How about Beechersl have been often asked
Beechers posionYn But have been able
II satisfactorily to myself. / il about he
peri, inquistive lady who said, aMr Beecher can YOU
Tell IN what condition Pasl was when he elevated
up 70 tho ~ third M heaven,y" u am sure said Mr.
should. daughter and spplause)
After the close Of Fred Douglass address, Theodore
and in favor Of negro suffrage
SPEECH SENATOR CHANDLER
senator CHANDLER said that there had been question
discussed for thousands OF by theo0gans and da
occians and men OF learning which had not been finally
settled until the present moment. He considered il to-
sf his voice who could not say to the theoIogians
ssop your writing and to theorists, stop your theo-
aIanshtsr and applause Let any man look. said he,
20 the course OF William b. Seward and Andrew
Soh.son for the last eighteen months, and
raised Three groans for both OF them.) Had
bsen questioned month the state of the
Of rebellion had there been half the danger the
national life that then existed; but am happy to in
fern you that think there is light ahead think that
aet eight nine days have satisfied the country that
ne s what ne is daughter, caused by the manner in
which Senator Chandler finished the ssntence) have
tco much faith In Divine Providence to believe that God
VII abandon US in this dark hour, after bringing to
. wsits haired delegate care not Who stands
ssswcen ths natien and prosperity That obstacle viii
% q. m s f r Ts that
short tnse tCheers.) Who is Andrew johnson, and
What 10 Andrew Johnson,s policys "a voice-"He is
yeaegade.'9 Andrew johnson has no more right 10 q
yo,icy than ,ny horse has. Approving sppause) An
drew johnson is simply the executive officer or the
son has right to send in Suggestions 10 Con-
HeS, and so has every individual within the sound
@my voice He has r,gh. 70 2 advise Congress and 4
~ Congress does not SEQ flt 10 do 80, his policy
has fned and ho has failed with il Checrs)
I. Genersl WALBRDcE--"Three cheers for that senti-
s4epkn The persons present rose 10 their feet and
eheered with great enthusiasm
ssa win execute tho lawn, well and good II Andrew
SclDscn does ncs execute she laws he y traitor and
him sSsn brought ne delegates
csho, firmly bslieyo there is an enfIrS misapprebsn-
sn on the part Of many honest men with regard 10 the
men OF Immense weah who sustain the socaIed policy
g ne SOs!S z 81 back into .hls goystmsn. % over
1p N ths hands OF the rebels 70 accomplish their new
Sbfl0p. Approving shouts sn4 eF!cs 2i ''rhats So ~
"a he unwsshed, Snrspenans' reekips rebel to the
1eor OF Congress- There Ia not ont Of oil them
sh. was not elected on an absolute pledge tina. 4 sent
M the Union debt ropudIatcd. was told by
Union man from Alabama who ran FOR
ssspcc.able OF f,ynvo sixty years or aye that
rsbel rnpardoncd General tho opposing candidate
aad bst tan and that this rebel took the stump
end pledged himself that II they elected him TO Congress
n would either have the rebel debt acknowledged
~ debt repudatSd ana that they should have
= Andy Johnson's poicyf''l Alexander II. stephens
swore before the Rcconstrction Committee, thst he
oss susv rebel Of shem an he was the agent who me-
gsied Tennessee Of the Union He sent his card to
a voico-'what impudcnce what became of ty)
hr Chsndler asslmed look expressive of oahng and
contempt and replied The last saw Of t u WAS gong
NJ the chimney. daughter and nppauge.) And vet
We are danounced for not admitting Alexander H.
B,sphons re there in answer 70 telegram from
Ans President N inc United s,sfes 10 take seat
senator Gi.ns Of dsapprobation and cries Of shame
spon the Pres,dent'D Nne-tenths Of all the members
~ snS AL" came IN solid bOcy to repnsiac
ear debt TO nssumc theira Mr. Chandler,
zsfsrrng 70 the history Of the assumption Of the
Texan debt argued 10 show how with the most vr
tcus Congress- the assumption OF the rebel dott would
not BE- without the means ofcorup'on That il wonid DO
ssntinusi.on, II ssd the rebels would not think Of
sny such thing. VIII they noty In my humble opinion
ss would hfc ss srcssy Ssrps . ~ m
NV "A yocs--'tHow about Seward 81 Mr. Chandler.
sn ua,c,sns s,m.csy S nss ,snas .s fssa about bout
ming down HILL They asked him shy he didn't swear,
asd ne said was because he couldn't do Justice 70
Ghs subject. fYsoars of anghscr) William ". Seward,
sso fbe dsy the chicago Convention refused 10 put
Aim ia nomination for the Presidency and did nominate
Abraham rncoln has been lsboring for tho overthrow
sf the rreas republican union party Voices" That's
ss'-and hs would to-day rather overthrow republican
form cf government than that he should not DC me hoAd
snort William VI Seward to-day at heart traitor 70
sns governments Of the United States krpressions OF
M CrASpLrr procceded 70 read and com
Hsus with great huror and sarcasm upon the
sewspaper mn o. wv vsr'ons sunns0h r,e,ryn,ons
uncompnncuiary 70 the President were appisuded and
ss-eehoed by t.ie rnensers, and Mr. Chander's com
saeris eofnswhnt az foiowsh ndrew johnson once
suA That treason cr1me, and that traitors shond
- Punished and made odious II Andrew John
Dpn dses not stop about now he wii asrnrtain that
AxsseoD y a crire and that traitors shall bs punished
sod csAon be- made odiors Tho latter part of tbs sen
Asnee was pronounced with much emphasis and meaning
nd the which conveyed caused The aud onne
~ gc fc~ oncs and indulge Ia cheering
sfhsts and other demonstntions ofspproval re ceve
1and interruption OF "oh you be damned, Andy ~ was
GvsstsJ with applsuse and at last one responsive
AAmeum given 10 tho pous wish Tns three cheers
~ Cssgssr gves ny 0svelanders recprooAied
ty tbrse cheers for tho ClsveaDders. Mr.. Chandler
~sncisded his speech by recognition OF me Uy ne
Wisdom and mercy IN long delaying tho triumph o.
fhe nsensl sns and id that God kept us hurailsted
rns1l IIs had brought NJ Hs VIII "whenever" ne
I'D uiiIny 70 crrBe cscar 10 say bbofty 70
- the world liberty and foreveri liberty TO every
every cctcv and svery css the ace Of the
3auh ihcn ". win BE- deserving Of Gods favor. tod
giant tbat me time may srriyei Vehement cheer
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Mr. rHosks D. SxragR of tho Erie delegation, here
sncvcc sppvorus y cornin eser Senator Chandler