New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
THE TOUR or TIE SOUTHERN LOBBYISTS.

THE RECEPTION ~ ALBANY-sPEECHFs OF SENATOR
HARRIS, GOV. BROwNLow AND GOV. HANILToS
The delegation OF Southern LoyalIss had an enthusi-
astic welcome in Albany Of which we have printed bleI
accounts. They eloquently welcomed By Senator
Harris After the Chairman Of the delegation, MT.
Branscomb Of Missouri, had responded Gov. Bownow
was introduced and made few remarks. lie was fol-
lowed by GOV. Hamilton, who made the following able
Argument: -. 49,. So.
only should the settled al the issues connected
with should be forever settled also Bat Chairman
expect that win TIE close OF e var We should have no other
duty but restore the nation 20 peace footing adGst
tona Government. But led doabi, from TIE post
ton the President whether anything has been settled
as resolved that State could cousiutoaalY OF legally
carry itself oai Of the Union Bat they ed viiadaw. j.
the right 10 DO thing and the power 70 DO ~ man
cannot lawfully steal or muIuer D DC IA' tae pow
Governmental ef The seccaed States did exist government
De jaoio II government IN fact e1iiiing. bat COT
lawfully So; government Dc Jnf@ j. a
Hng SG9 n s i ana N aDsEs
instanced the Dc aeo recognons the Rebel Government
IL pair their own right bat they did not impair The ghi' of
Tie United The Rebel states dd scout The Ptes
deut himself has said Bat they did take inch o.
territory nor Rebel citizen from without the Jurisdiction
n the Government They may destroy the obligations Of the
Government toward them but they cahnot destroy the ghi
Government % deal with s citizens and punish thea
for Texas independent Government but
down Il finally APPEALED for help 70 hg ~
the United States Our Government responded zee we WIZ
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were tho relaon then existing Forty thousand people ap
peang for Twenty millions powerful people
5eoendsnt nationsl existence WHO win denv that the
Of people who generously granted aid had many
performed all their gauon They entered into foreign
our behalf snd further iyan Aal se! g9ys Y icy
the only pretense OF claim that ever had that bard
o who marched against IT, taku prisoners aud
Ss a5Ss:a & & Il &i &c 4 lSa5 5' E &
tfoko the solemn compact entered into with this
So' ea%sa S Saf i' Se7s S 'S' & e it. ' 5s6
ireachev. Il claimed That t never seeded Isay that Il
did secede but Illegally and without authority For four years
% without the Union. None OF us could
me- ts se bnnts5 HEI o.nb npd ,o esy
yet BE- claimed that they did not sooede W1o will claim that
h is possible 10 do Illegal ncti Have you 10 learn for
the first time that 10 Is possible 20 do Illegal and
unconstitutional ncti State made up Of territory and cit,
zns and Constitution and laws and oleers Bat when al the
officers unknown Government when the ctzons
pudate Government when the laws famed indcpend
emily OF onr laws what becomes OF the State The supreme
Court Of the United States, IN a case arising GU.
Of disputed property, has decided thai The States
rsbeed 10 their orgauzed capacity and that thus
citizen without regard bis feelings the conflict became
subject to The laws OF and must be treated as an alien
enemy But you ask for the clause in the Constitution that
authorizes the Government thus 10 treat its citizens II h
there Il power arising from the very nature Of s exist
ence Powers Of this nature are never written 10 consa
lions But where Is the clause authorizing the annexation OF
Texas the purchase Of louisiana Il Is NOT taere Were
those acts therefore urconsinonh ana were those states
legally the Union The President Of the United
States Is but the ehief executive omeer OF The nation
Congress. the lawmaking power has The jurisdc-
ton the matter Bat Ny Policy" has restored
with the policy johnson and then treated the pol
icy Of Congress lie FIRST discussed the QUESTION representa-
ton white IN South Carolina sba not have twice
thrice the power II white ia Now York; Again: per
iurCd leaders Of the Rebellion shall be forever dsfrancscd
thank God nhabtant Of the United states shall
be citizen OF tho Uned States and entitled 90 It's protcc
tiOn johnson cO0J tells that when he into
be found the Constitution rolled and stuck into
hole He unoled H. lie determined TO stand by IT, II he
should counter H. let sec the threat Of resistance
made by Of his followers viii be carried out II he h
brought 10 trial for his misdeeds His policy will not be
tanned VIII be then dare RESIST The gauge Of battle
bee In he Of Oh Ike
up Loud and prolonged applausol
REMARKS or Mr.. STEWART.
Mr.. Stewart Of Maryland then paid a feeling tribute 20
the memory OF Henry Winter Davis and then said that
his associates 10th tell the actual condition Of
affairs the South for fear IL will not be believed. The
State Of Texas has passed law by which residence of
five years necessary 10 the exercise OF the political
franchises Thus, while II provides residence Of five
years 10 enable a NcwIoTker % participate IN Govern
ment II proposes 40 back aud govern You.
Eloquent addresses also made by Judge Patterson
the Hon Albert Grthn and Jesse stencil.
THE SOUTHERN LOYAL USIOSIsTs AT UTICA
INCA Monday, Sept H. 1896
One OF the largest ard enthusiastic audiences ever
assembled IN Utica together a the CITY Han this
evening 10 welcome the delegation Of Southern LOYAL
Unonisis Judge William j. Bacon presided assisted by
large number Of Vcc-Presideuts and Secretaries The
la elegantly decorated for the occasion, the fag
being everywhere conspicuous An address OF welcome
delivered by the Hon. Roscoe COnkllng, and re-
sponded by Charles H. Branscomb esq II behalf Of the
delegation. Addresses loyal IN character and firm In pur-
pose followed from Col Pope and Gov. a. j. Hamilton.
Altogether the occasion was eminenty enthusiastic aud
successful.
CORy CROP IN Central ILLINOIS II l. Phoenix