New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10

In scr own language bat III that language comes 10 ears
lApraIsel We want peace at home row heneeiortb ana
forever and we are wiling 70 sccept wa Ton any GLe Lao
Now feowctizeus have Travelled and made long jour
nom the Capital me great CITY 81 tne where we
Of paying honor the memory OF great states man OF the
his greatest virtue And visited duty ihe
last resting place 20 which were eonfIeS tne iaS o.
crowd Hps off," We now on our return TO the Is
tona capital What message shall we esry from ms great ny
10 the cries Of the Atlantic coast Sha be said that Missouri
wants more Of civil war; Cries Of No no!l Does she
want herself any single Of the SO states tbs Union &c
barred fo representation Congress- Renewed cries Of
no n So that they only IN loyal ATTITUDE and IN TIE
persons Of loyal REPRESENTATIVES Gregg f9l are tontSnt
then with You prepared 20 abide by the Con
sttn,on Of the United states lCries of Yes We are
mSnds Us TO love our and receive and accent
brethren bosoms. Renewed cries Of yes mats ~
me- lei voS ibs From The west bank Of The
sIp OO the tide aud 200 to the highest
navigation Of this Missouri will be potential message which
will be listened TO with respect in Faneul Hal IN The Cy
Hall Of New York the Hall Of Independence in Philadelphia
Of the Uned States and New Orleans on the Pacific
il will potential because it comes from the
COnst6ntinople Of America
Secretary Seward left the portico amid demonstrations oil
applause The crowd for long time in front Of the
hotel.
The e1curons rartoOk Of grand banquet night at the
Southern Hotel
............ A sERESADE sPEEcH
ST. LOUIS, Sept "a complimentary banquet was given
last night at the Southern Hotel TO President johnson and Lis
Cabinet Gen. Grant Admiral Faragu and the Diplomatic
Corps Soon after sitting down large crowd collected ID
Walnut called lastly for the President lie answered
this by appearing on the porcO and delivered the
following address:
citizens OF ST. LonisIn being introduced TO to-
night il 10 not purpose Of making speech Is true
am proud many Of fellow citzenf here on this
favorable that
Cre,- about British subjeetsfJ We viii attend
John Bull after while SO FAR as that h concerned Laugh
the purpose Of making speech, but alter being
The Welcome that You have given to me in your midst
"a voice" Ten thousand welcomes HurTahs and eheeft
favorable upon Of the questions that ag
and disturb the public mind at THIS time Questions winch
which think important As this We have Just passed oy
The has when seems to me- mat al ought TO be
shedding Of blood stopped. The sacrifice Of life being
STAYED it seems that the rme hss arrived Sheh We
tied up. A voice New Orleans 60 on fephaps II
might understand abOu, than yo9 doaag1teT aud
cheers land II you VIII baek-lereslior Seward I'll YOU
will 20 back the Of the not at NewOr
leans perhaps You would not be prompt In calling out
New Orleans II you will take up the riot at NewOreans
and back 10 s source or TO It's immediate cause
| you viii End out who was Iespon'ible ioI the
| blood that shed there. II you will take up
the riot New Orleans and trace back TO the RADICAL Con
erts reat cheering and Of bully y will find that
the riot New Orleans was substantially planned II you
will take M the proceedings their VIII under
stand that they then knew lCheers that Convention
TO be called which was s1ne! by ~ power ss,ng eS
Government be organized ind ia the organization
| Of that Government the intention was 70 sh'ah.
sSs one eopus IiSn who had
and at ws s Ted Sss 70 t about New
YOU ought 10 Understand you talking about When
Fpdax or SaTdsy before the Convention sat you viii
find the speeches made Gcendsry in character en-.
arm themselves and prePas for the shedding Of blood
! IA voce-"Tbats So" and cheers hoa WI As9
| law and that the intention Of that Convection
10 supercede The recognized authorities in ne
by the Of the United States and every man en-
gagged that Rebellion IN that Convention win The eien
| which had been recognized by The Government
4std4 the op ss cSa ass Of the '''t unsa
! Cheersl And hence you find that another Rebel
gress These men were 60 there Goyernmsnt to be
organized and the one in existence an Louisiana was 70 be
aside and overthrow You talk TO me about
Nsw.Orlsans. And then the question 10 come Up when
they had established their Government question Of poitl'
power which Of the Two Governments vas TO be reeog
nzel-a new Government inaaguIated under this dsspe
Get up in violation Of nS and ,I S
ment extended universal or impartial franchise as they
was to determine that Government established on hegro
votes was 70 Be The Sg 6pSahs o. for Iny So much
for the New Orleans riot and there was the cause and the
a wes shed rests upon skirts and they responsible
Tor lCbeers could trace this thing LITTLE closer bot
VIII TO night; but when you talk about New
orleans and tan and consequences that
resulted proceedings Of that Kind perhaps have
introduced here and have provoked questions this
kind enough it does not provoke mel ! wiz tel you
few "
this Radical Congress iCheers 10 connection with
and the extension OF tho elective franchise
know that been traduced and abused and know has
in advance OF me here as elsewhere that have
attempted exercise an arbitrary power In resisting laws
CHEERS and cries q heart Yes lad exercised
power Bully for you that bad abandoned the parry
that elected me. and that was traitor oheers be-
cause 1 exercised the veto power IN attempting and
did arrest for time that which was called Freed:
have been taduced have been slanderedi have been
magued have been called Judas lscsriot and all that
~ her ta.u 4 il
nSS da, and efv out tTss but when he Is called
upon give arguments and facts he Is very oen found
Christ. IA voice~"And Moses too" Great laughter
had Judas he had had twelve apospe II have played
the Judas who has been my Chri,t iha. have played
lipsi Was 1t Charles SUMNER Kisses aud cheers Are
and that differs With IN opinions
and that try to stay and arrest their dabocal and
Huffah for Andy aud cheerS In the days when there
twelve poses and when there Christ while there
Jndsses there were unbeleyers Voices: Hear" Three
groans Fletcher Yes oh yeunbeleyers in Christ
who and andered and broue him before Ponus
Plate and preferred charges and condemned put him
to death the TO satisfy unbeeyer-and this
wonld persecue and she'd the innocent to carry
their purposes lCheers But let me tell you LET me
heard in the crowd that we had Moses"
Laughter and cheersl Yes there was Moses and know
Moses Of the colored l"Never," and oheers WHY
have abored much for the Of emancipation any
the colored men, / have felt snd feel that We
have a great many white men that want emancipation.
have put shackles limbs
lead and control Of their coorOd
fieemep. a. men who favor the emancipation Of
the white man {. well as the colored ones l
ing to disguise about that tried to do 90 much, and
baye done much and when they talk about Moses and
the land this clan propose lead them Cheers When