The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
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rahcr sltn audience assembled Lat evening IN tho
slsth wsrd Republican linton ncadauarscr.. fatim~
Han CONT street. Brooklyn, Tor she pgrpos n hearus
addresses from several prominent republican orator.
Among ,hc audience wss large number Of ludie,.
Nr cn,usosy v DFrrw was introduced and aid h.
VA happy % be With them for tho purpose o. a.scaAns
tao qu'alsouA u rale during tho present eampaga.
Some ever aefare Were important. They were aakS
tbs iAl 81 ay whether mo republic shall live %
de that "a he question Al isaue. u was scri.
ousy asked whether tue American people shaIi
dictate y lhe conquered The which they shaIf
10 r.atmVs1 2 iae ruou and whether those who
saved tue Union shall reconstruct a. tApplau.eb n
had been SAID that lho ma-on The republican party
was ended y -. erganted tcn years ago conquerins
ant 70 conquer II had elected Pfcsldpn aud nafs
the national banner respected every hillside 10 every
valley Throughout, the country fAppiauscl After
bringing tue great wal 70 4 close ID was sccking
10 reconstruct tho country " ~ feereran,at,ve. IN
Congress assembled The charge thai tl,sy wore
dl.oraanizlng body untrue and IL w.
plain duty OF Andrew Io1non Al the tins he
Congress together, no simply the executive u thu
government, and be osh! y have e'ea 'hs lar makers
-S,s e 'ssSsssss "a so Ss ySh b
ga Al tcsesn. rhlaaclph. csayen'9al wtfag ar,
The constitnl.or The President a. COMMANDER 10
Chef o the army add navy, might appoint ocers 10 pre-
order IN The, ias sS Sss s VIA ss a sa
policy vas tied carried forward another sitp state
egnyen,ions or Les'sa.ares wsrs called .eseshsI :.
not the fc'nscntaitvc men Of The great body o.
thc Southern rnoule FROM such unconstitutional al.
scmblages had Tho member. o. soasrass como who
nov knocking tor admission at Warrington "a sp"e -
AZ ,h. Ansiss Johnson declares that Congress
men, and demanding additional guarnntess before IN,
.ale rebel states ara admded % fSprcs1nia
."a IN consrcss rho lalo rios in New Or
tbai mu - bad been had abont Tho deslgns ~
tle radicals - Vas i-lappiauscla believed
carrying oat the pohcy o. tho radicals iAppisase.D
MANY eminent men had 80 f-in.g ~ The radical
party Ia 1851 Andrew johnson belonged to ihat party
bul " 1866 The o~er OF Tho gardening mschinS arc NOD
strong enough y transfer back again The estates Of sen
who hsd i.hi e break up n cnioa IN 1891 he prS
fuialed that plcfse And 70 DAY iA9sc men arc not
guaranteed any q nc promises nsde u ihcp by Andrew
johnson. Ia nBtoH u lila liz lnAtaBcsd the lava 10
res'on 10 HE freedmen ~ present In exl..ucs IN the
SouthrrD stsieS &c thought the nation owed a great
debt or grnrdc 10 iLe baeR man and oush, 10 susran
toe him fall days wages for falr days WORK (Ap-
plauscl What had Congrte donrf simply r.fnscd 10
endorse no anconsitntonri sets N .narar Jabn
ION, TO admit representative nom the south-
crn states without adiii o1al guarantees Wss
those conditions Larah, cfud o. wroast rhs
democratic party said they were but turing fhs last
i've years what had that party dono the best
icres's y the country ls msson seen.ed
.frnaiye principle a Chcago when they aid that
.he vat MAS failure. tAppiagsel The salvation u
Tho country depended ON the adoption IL tho consula
uonal amendment, aud my Who Iofufed 10 for
i had his hearty contempt NppiauacD Ito then al
considerable length. analysed tho u the oow
suuilonai amendment, and fad that ho spiri Of tho
d"mDFrailc PARTY which oppose ihls amendment. Va
rplut rife Nth ruin 10 tho county. I, becomes ths
duy o. oyory citizen 10 give his timc nd influence 10
Tho present contest. for la n Involved all tnst
fought for during the
me speaker concluded amid much applause and
fther informs diecnA.on 0o place la r"rroarS 10 the
candidates for Alderman "a The r.xth wafd