The New York herald., 1866-09-05

tIon aa they discharRs their important duties and
INA, - sssy have me se ,Sd ds.s snorsh
therein VIII any tell thsss negroes out OF the
South, those men who We we're told nv yesB ago
scarcely had the aspect and face Of tho
we 70 be told this great privilege, Tits great right Of
Ss @ Of s no sod sS S:Sa =
hve years ago called little than brutesf And
for the good OF the nation that this power should be
good Of the negroes tbemsevesi Does not every aDc
ltionist know to give this night Of suffrage 70 the
oes down South s to pnt them in direct antagonsm 70
the negro or the nation Place the jewel Of
the country, tho prime right Of suhhage, in
Not until the argument can Be used when thew are IN
position 70 exercise with safety 70 themselves and with
advantage to the nation He was told that Southern
representatives. not TO be admitted to Congress be-
cause there dsloyay in the South But where was
there any sign of that dsloyaty9 What hope had the
were suffering but in their frank unlimited loyalty 70
the United Staes Let the doors OF Congress be thrown
open to them and let US say, you have sinned; but
tell what is wanting to raise you up and put yon
level with the Of the people Of the United States
sboudsp not pary or ssctop Sut for one nss one
nation-a united republic seemed 70 us in the North
all living splendidy, there were signs Of wealth
but for moment we would hnd there something
real In all these He was proud TO be what was called
worngman and he asked the OF that class did they
their wages hgherf Did they not find Il more dim.
purchase the necssares Of than they dd before
the WARP The 0byious Everything they ate,
again Why was II a1edY In order to pay the interest
w s
consuming class OF the land He asked the worklngmen
Of the North, East and West did they want to pay the
they wanted TO pay all, stop the South from working
and therefore from paying Let them prevent capital
from circulating In the South keep banging over II
cIo of ,uhi all autar
prise. II they wanted to have the whole burden
Of the national debt on their shoulders let them
Southern representatives and tell them they could
no hope Of union with tho people OF the North But
they had The least q he
things Alright when fairly presented 70 them-he would
say to the South 60 to work fearessy, confidently
ed that though they fought them face face they did
not forget they werc brother There were two issues
before the hep Speople-nnion or dMisunion-dsonion M BY
by welcoming them in. Which side would the people
takef The very safety Of the republic depended on
the tendency to centraze power and thereby change
into monarches, or either the danger Of dsintcgraton
Th. had put the latter evil and
the danger to be looked to, and though II seemed
very distant they should remember In politics that im-
VINO could foreses before the late dreadful war broke
out the consequences OF H. Let us, therefore, how
this dancer shows itself to u.s. The Congress Of the
The Southern States, therefore, governed BY
themselves but by the Northern and Western States in
violation Of the constitution. When they looked to
Congress- they found the government Of that body had
fallen into the hands Of few individuals When they
looked at the idea Of these hve six individuals they
found one believing the nation consisted in
the factories Of Massachusetts, another in the marble
quarres OF Vermont and another in the iron foundrles
small committee gathering ali the power Of the govern
ment in their own hands He asked If they were dis
posed to leave the government in the hands Of that
hA taIA
but from all his heart, the republic would not have
twenty-five years Iife. He himself democrat He
an citizens to Join him and stand BY the principles or the
constitution the Union and the laws tApplauss) He did
not believe in calling people hard namss and II good
70 vuperaion Hc thanked Cod that be never found il
necessary TO ca people liars scoundrels &C paper
hounds and he found Che names there Of
Stoncman, Rousseau, Custer and Grant, Who walks by
tho side Of the Presdent-v vocferous applause)-and
cratio party had been much abused, and many hard
things had been said Of them. Many had left the
democratic den, e. party, bu. where were they e be
found under the cod of every battle field.
We're they treacherous dogs and houndsf Should
termination never dreamed OF by the who fought
In defence Of the Union the hsld Of battss Should
standing over these the sooG ssay
toni They should consider whether the South having
he E found % that rec records Of The generals who talked
great deal always confined to talking, while those
who said little did all the fighting. The talking
generals were the generals who kept talking still
The people knew could not, under the constitution
Of the United States keep Southern states Russia
kept Poland and Austria had been keeping Venice
n England had been keeping ireland for Ave hun
dred years great soldier swept through Ireland
and thought that the only way to hold in TO
annihlate its people, but he failed Ireland for
got Cromwell the iron hand hs laid upon its people,
Did they deal with tho Southern states Crom
well dealt with Ireland. tCries OF 'No. no') Was the
public mind such state that could not reciprocae
the feelings Of the south--coud never forget,
could never forgves The duty OF the North was
only voting for such men pledged TO admit the
Southern representatives into the Congress Of the United
States (cheers) The great question Union dis
union. Refuse to admit the Southern States was dis
union admit them was Union II they kept these facts
before them there would be difficulty In depositing
their votes a. they ought TO be deposited "And now
farewell, y he said. God be with you ALL May He pro-
you from the machipatons Of dishonest Nay
He guide you that you may leave 10 your children
unsisinsd and unmpaired the great heritage you got
from your fathers.
Mr. OGorman brought his speech TO the close with very
ne effect, and cheer after cheer went up he retired
from his place.
In the OF the evening other speakers followed
The meeting broke up at late hour, when process
sion formed and with drums beating and nsgs flying
marched TO the residence OF Colonel aihrop the Chair
man Of the meeting Ik fM&N M