New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

ing into that vast asseubage end thus giving evidence
that tho two extremes had come together ana mat in
past for the preservation Of the Union When the dis
nat, ea ne tSat IN that vast body OF men d,tngusled
Tor intellect aud wisdom every eye sunsed with
beholug he scene could finish reading the dispatch 90
o@ i,t,d WIN me m Tho Office for ny own feelings over
c,me me- lCbeefsI think we may Justly conclude we orc
stIco HAT ne anger Of an overrunc and unerrinr Prov.
doncc Is in this matter. Loud cheers Tie nation IL in
oTap,on. ories vel do not think ourselves iree Tie
diacutes an dangers that It first surrounded WLc
brave men performed their duties both officers
uruing Gen Gran; who stood at his rghp-whis they
have aurcis imreiishahe, there sill and
important duties 20 performs and while wo have had
their cooperation "a The fed We now need their snpn IN
oIs perpotuatc peace Loud cheers So fa m fhe
Executive Department OF Tire Government is concerned ,e
efrt bas been made 20 restore the Omon' TO he'l Ae
breach to pour oil into thc wounds which reu
upon the struggle AMI 20 speak IN common phrase pr
pare as t'e 7i uei alu Wis, pnNf'tn "o!t d's'r t1
IAg character and cocxl. usive with o." Woln1 Loud
cheers We thong. anu yst thuA, That We hal partially
seemed o. De taking place and the country becoming united
found disturbing aud marring element opposing j.
altdil 20 'Dl cement Shai e. no ifiAeI thn dd lo1r
Convention and Le distinguished gentleman who delivered
no ul uy u0t DeieFe Tao tlme ana Tue occasion JUSTIFY
We have witnessed IN deDartment Of GovefnueBt
and harmony 10 ih3 Union We have seen hanen' upon the
vcrgeOf the Government were body called Or which
Congress Of only par Of The Satc We ave acon .3
Congress and Pretend 70 be for the Unlr when
make disruption Of the States inevitable. Ia,iead
OF promoting reconciliation and harmony is legislation
This has been the and the policy depart
neni your Government The humble individual who snow
addressing stands representative Of another dep1
your Government. TIE iu which called upon
10 OCCUPY the po71n sd M not Of 10 on the u,pspp o.
c1sion Sae 70 say that he Is here under the constitution
takes his stand uron tie cha Ter Of our liberties as he gref
ya,n,-t M c mi r.ii.i,r. lbertv pr ,ncd ceori,r
Having t2Ggh. my early life hold sacred oad hav
praccei upon during my whcs public sh1h
continue to reverence that COMMUNICATIVE constitution u
The fathers Of our coantryand 70 make it my guide In
permitted 10 indulge in the remark that c Executive de0lr
OF DE Government has been tyrsuuca Let this
audience Of dugnhed gentlemen around me hose today 20
act Of my whole llhc @ that as not been eglust ifraay
grouad have assumed be rufy charged
toi failed 20 advocate The ameioration ond ecyo1 Of
the great masses OF my c"unirrent ltIes o. Ne1 ,i.
and great orpause So far as charges Of tht bini are
and dsiade tic plOAc mind iuto tde D. a 'e Is so"'
in power who usurnins and tramllng mon tac rE'
h1i Ile m oe s 90 ' qr ,n a1 ~
their acts. CrIos of That's So and cheers have
inv country 70 col atteson to these proceedings Wen
come 20 eKlmne ho has been PLAYING the yrln Dr. v1
tie clements OF ny uaule ,hc pursuits OF my life have
made me either m M feelings o. in my practice
of lh,,v AMI tio C,oefti, ffSrr H. r arcr
ugh eafib 10 drive from IT, Prolonged ccciiug.
been m N or ,igil1ted liz citber threat. 5e en-
spirits sounding he olsu o. alarm whenever deemed tie
citadel Of liberty in danger rtiroai appluuse / said oa
previous occasion and repeat 10 that ~ that was nece
say IN Che real struggle against tyranny and desDo:
ism that The sfesl, sho.li be sufficiently audible
Tor the American peolla TO hear aud properly under
stand They did hear aad o''rF aud seeing who
tesans we've and what that struggle was sbou they deter
mined that they would settle this question the the
Constitution aa1 II principle iCne OF That's So ans ap
pause proclaim bcIc today as have on other otc's1,'
tha, faith Is abiding ia the srea masses Of tie people IN
tue darkest moment # he s'rgr naea thc clouds j 10
10 uosi lowering y h Instead o, ei'il- way loom up
through ac dark c.oui ir byoni aaw ta, az wo-l b.
safe ia he end LCaeeis by nu'rgmcu We al s4,g an
IN the language u laonss Jefferson tyranny ana p,'I
even can be ana exercised more ceuay y ire many
team to' QUE We nave seen Congress gradually enciolch
Gay and month 1er month iho unaaueatl principles o. The
zess t4at scented TO FORGET ~ a. there wis Constitution Of
Tie nIed Sitcs ad il clc was .mi to the sphere AID
b , n @ ~ he I.'I @ ,rona l' , 70 eh Is
Ulcers given or lie Plcsdea This is ru,i aud b,c1uc
hes Us well az myself have seen proper 10 appeal 10 fis pat
osln and republican feeling % the country have been
,nperation upon vltuperaon or he most yahors carsc
er has made IL way through tee public press. Wui gen.
y orr Slr, Wi fe YOU pariaF 10 saud bg the con
tqtion ofo uf fathers Iou cleers The President
approached The spot whore Senator johnson standng aud
nors important those any convention Assem-"
lied On tie United S,ltc. Great afparsr.I When ooA
h my minds eye upon ta't collection e. crzsns coin.s 90
ether voluntarily AID sitting 10 couacA win ideas vita
principles ana views CONNIE -'atc i- u . '.-.t' "t
yielsiye viih 'e whole peope htd co9ii.st u +n tn '
egard important than nry convention thni ha' sat
hat the declarations that there equal with The
DECLARATION Of Indepcndence ITSELF and here t4.an p
cries Of ''Glorous'" aal most enthusiastic aHi
prolonged apAas- Yoar oGlr IS rad d, ID, de!a'a 9.'
ION OF tie United Siaes Gre OF Good" a4d cheers le
hat the principles you have enunciec IN your address, are
eeond PROCLAMATION OF cp'tion % tue pe9le 81 tni
eproc aiming those great lrus' YOU have ga down aCon'
utiora platform, het OIL can maze corlinon c,ne
0 Ib sneson erIy il ihs s1iytoa OF the country
rrN Dbl
iuenccs Cics o. Coed anA cheer How many ore IN
haokes upon hel limbs and ace boand rigdy though
hey were fact in Slavery lfepeai then mat YOU uce
. a. i,S s,.,sv anI ogars con,nou Ground upon which
m pat lots can stend loud cherrs Mr.. Chairman anc
gentlemen, let tins connection ash yon What have to
an more than the odY0nceLent Of the Iuahc wclare' On
much opposed TO the INDULGENCE Of eggm as any one blt
here conversational mRDneT, whie formally Iecet'
ng the proceedings Of this Convention, y be- psnnt-
ed again osk. What haze to gan consulting human
lace Is nearly rua have placed ~ the hsn ONCE
which occapy under the Consinuiion 81 t-e eoln'' nne
may say that nave he'd, non lowest 10 bisDe a-o 49,
zion which may att u N our o. ie'hneL lhhe
the Presidency OF tue Eed States-aua surrey gehls
nep this should be enough 70 crafty Tessonalls aOop
10V eg easy would have been 10 bold Sld weld thnt
bich placed IN ranGs by the measures cln1 c
Az armv which it placed stBy discretion eonid have re.
NAMED al le capita. q ne na!g4 ana WI ~ w.! %
be worked BY nv hands, viii sarP7 and denehd
nis IN every village and then with tine tvil Rights
in he on er aurauces OF the Government could LHFe
reclaimed ny sell Dictator lCres 81 lhats true,
md Three cheers for the President bat gentlemen
nv orido and nv ambition have beer 10 occupy that
position which 81 p0Ser the hands OF me ,eo
Great cheering. Ii upon thntI have always "
mon tnat rey now "A yoce''And TIC people VIII not
lisappoin YOU And repeat that neither The tasnt nor
eeT 81 Congress nor Of subsidized caunnatine press can
rive ne from ny purpo.e ltreal applansel Iaekno"
dge NO superof eicepi ny God Grti0r 81 M e1stehce
Nd me peopls OF tne States poSonfea ara enna
astic cheering FJr the try 10 obe, AZ ia ZOE
d best can compatible with by poor hhmdh ~ VI ~.
a poliiicb and representative sense me mgr Vehes
n fhe people always been respected saa %
& and cheers Mr. haIrman. lhsNe shla more ttan ~