The New York herald., 1866-09-05

people North through the people o. the United saea
rely upon God and the Continental Congress They had
the assurance that they adopted the constitutional
soSa " ss E
the United StateG The Legislature was called
together, when 2 most sxtraordinaEy ssms soos
the United States would stoop to get members Of that
Legislature to remain away. (Cres or YES" sna sp-
and they and him entcing members 70 leave sheir seats
vacant the struggle lasted for months Finally, Gov
ernor Brownlcw said Let US have our expert sergeant,
The speaker went ON to say that they did but that
thing has been repeated day by day Then came In two
absent members who had been sick the hoers came In
and counted noses over and over there were only ny-
four. The sergeant called in those who were SICK
and thoy made fifty six, and locked the door. The
previous question was moved and in afew moments the
constitutional amendment WIS adopted (Applausel
Notice was sent to Congress; resolution was passed
admitting the State OF Tennessee; her members took
their seats. and then Andrew johnson had no more
power Tennessee. (Applause Tennessee is State
and be wanted to say Mr President, ne dared him
to lay his hand upon il. tApplausc.l he had been
was unlawful and bogus but Congress regards the whole
transaction loyal and he Of tho opinion that there
H as much brains in the Congress Of the United States as
there is in the Presidential chair and they are in
tell them to disfanchlse the rebels and confer civ
because then ho was fishing for the Vice Presidency and
batting his hook with radical bait and they We're silly
enough 70 think ne was in earnest The President did
but they have disagreed What abouts He was going %
tell them If Congress had gone to the President and
pledged him tho whole Union party IN order 70 make
him President 1868, and that would have created
compromise before breakfast but Congress were not
ring the early political life Of Mr. Johnson the speaker
charged him with supporting Breckenridge, ana at the
s es Se the e eee
the right to say why he did not bctray them Cries Of
"Ycs.'l Has no not betrayed the Union party (Crcs
OF yes ~ What else, ask the poor negro. il he
is not beirayed2 Who is that man that Is to be
their Moses lAppause The colored people Of Nash
willie presented him with watch which he accepted;
and few days ago they sent q committee to Washing
ton to ask him for IL. Cvociferous appause It was
too fnc watch-the committee came back without
ism Of East Tennessee. The loyalty Of that
section has been attributed TO the influence
ton Of East Tennessee he was in favor Of Southern fire
eaters. Maynard and Brownlow loyalty was heredi-
tay among those people They ara the descendants Of
those who fought at Kings Mountain Our leaders left
rs or were Imprisoned. Every effort was used to
force them inio the rebel army. The people
commenced to escape until when the closed you
could not find man in East Tennessee. The speaker
the task which the Northerners had to do
compared with the Tennesseeans While the people Of
the North felt everything safe, the Tennesseean
know that ne would have TO stay away--that
bis house, would be burned; We look for
and ovcrbearng since they knew the President
their SIDE 1t while the President declaring
that treason was odiOus and mist be punished;
but it not long before the rebels said
the President is ours We come to invoke
the protection Of the Northern people for the Southern
loyalsts. Cries Of ''you will get it'' You will be
victorious in the next elections and when you have the
power lot ask you not TO forget the fire tried and long
suffering loyaists OF the South who have stood firm in the
middle Of suffering and death. Appause.) Then follow
ed song by itenerant musician entitled MY policy,
which received with great applause According
tho usual style of such performances the singer was
called out again and sang piece called Biographical
sketch OF "A j." with chorus Of
son. Andy, Andy, Andy, Stitching is your trade,
But you will find brecches you have made. y