The New York herald., 1866-09-06

euogzed the Southern members OF the Convention
and sad that he should 20 back srenghened Tor ookns
into the honest faces OF those he had mentioned The
time Tor talk has almost passed, and We snai 20 pre-
pared trust 10 stand more fearlessy ior ha princas
OF human liberty and thus win for ourselves the enVia
BILE reputation OF being the restorers OF the Dreaenes
which have been made IN our government Loya men
been proven entirely unjust cruel ana noIerable They
look 70 the loyal Congress for that protection which the
recreant President has denied 70 the southern ioyas
Al the conclusion OF his remarks General WabrIgc
introduced Mr. James Hamilton, n son of Alexander
Hamilton so well known in the history Of our country
sfgEcH coLosKL HAMILTON
Colonel HAMILTON proceeded address the meeting al
some length and stated that he urged Mr. lincoln 70 re-
move from his Cabinet the man who had done more q
promote the abolition cause In the stats OF New horx "
ls962 than any other for he the great obstacle
OF emancipation Applause That he urged the ssne OF
the proclamation OF emancipation by the President ana ~
the request o tho Pres (ent he drew up that document
and u vas issued. Ytu all know the CONSEQUENCES.
Nov, wll show you My asked the President 70 re.
move his Prime MinsVr Mr. Seward 70 Mr Adams, OF
the 18th Of April ls8i Tile dhe Presidenp believes
nevertheless that thu citizens Of these States, a. well
a the citizens Of other states TOO intelligent and wise
70 follow their lead9s TO that disastrous end anarchy IN
the socedng state For these reasons he would not be
disposed to reject yhe cardinal doctrine Of theirs VIZ
that the federal government could not reduce tho &C.
cedng states . obedience by conquest even though he
were disposed 10 question that proposition. only
an imperial or despotlc government could suh,ugate
thoroughly dsaneeted and insurrecfonary members OF
the STATE Thb federal republican system Of oars i Of
all systems OF goyernmeni-liond applausel--the very
one which Il most unfit for such labor II the Presl-
dent believed. ought not have expected fore sn
interventionf The President did not agree with me
but think thatif he had we would have fought the
.IsnrrEspExr riLroS HAS SAY
At the conclusion Of Mr. Hanlllons remarks rngo-
D0RE ILr0S stated ha, there had been theft committed
by one of the members Of the New York delegation,
which, NJ Il would become public he foi authorized
In speaking or 1t was His friend Frederick Douglass,
who met his old mistress tho street this morning and
charged with running away from her. He proposed
thai he be brought Immediately before the Now York
delegation
A
The following message sent TO IN, New York State
Convention now in session at Syracuse:
TBE NEw yolK DhrRGArloS At PnilAprlPtA 70 TuE Nfw
SoRK STATE CONVENTION Al SYRACUSE, GREKfiFa'--
We heir nct our brethren from the south and ga psd
Union great party that saved TIE Union They
seek resdssion o. tic southern states 70
&ves & groper'y snd Poeai rights % the oSal peops Of
and nioerable They % loyal hs, pre.
sohas denied 20 on,hsn @ loyass Their hssrs % oea, &
and uolitIcal righta for AN American citizens
HIRAM wxLBRiDGE. Chairman
GEoscS Sos, W. BENSON Secretaries.
Trmopom TtLrov, Committee Resolutions.
SEirgaBgR 8 1866
II moved that The meeting hear from Jude Kelley,
Of Pennsylvania before Mr. Douglass entered upon hs
defence.
srrscu 81 Jrncy xsrLsy
Mr. Kelley proceeded to address the mee'ins-
He said that he did not come there with the intention
OF speaking He merely wished TO speak to some o. ms
old friends and said that he wanted take by the land
that adopted citizen OF New York who In bis wonderful
genius has taught the world such respect for the in .e
ec oloauencc heart and patriotism OF our constu ona
people-fredericR Douglass tlong continued appausel
and having done this going TO attend 10 my duties
OF welcoming the strangers that IN this city He then
on aud rave Of the rst meeting bet
Fred Douglass and the daughter of his former nlsrs
Al tho cose Of bis remarks he proposed that they near
the prisoner AZ the bar
srHecH ~ parpsRIcs DOUGLASS
who forward and spoke as folows:-Mr President
and Geaemen-The circumstance alluded 20 Ibis morn
Kelly Is that can scarcely be l0cosc over or about
The meeting with that young mistress after absence
from slavery Of twenty ave years, u ono OF the
touching dents Of my life ~ was The daughter
OF my old master, nct my young master daughter
from whom Tcceiy ID the first kindness that ever cx-
perienced from OF complexion different from my
own. IL occasion like this.-i had been in.
volved ate skirmish with Of the black boys on
Colonel IIoyd's plantation aud had received heavy
blow which lett this marx poning To arar on his fscsl
and went the honse bawng az boys will bawl Iey.n
too sometimes receiving blow from cplo1ed woman
because had been in bad company Tho moiher OF the
woman that met the street this morning ealled me
in the paror, fonnd Up head, and gave ms Wary
land biscuit, anu told me TO 20 oat w.th tho other
children. The speaker here gave minute account p
his meeting viii the daughter o. his iormr nl9'ro'l
after he had her for many years w cOnclu-
sion The speaker said that this mOfnne thai woman tod
him that She from her home hers 70 gee him watt
In the procession H. then alluded TO tie Efforts la
had been made 70 indrce him not to sDnear NJ dee
hat that he Nogld not abdcate hf manhood IN that wny
lie then alluded 70 the change that had taken place noo
he became free fIa had seen his old master rel0ung
In bis fn0uraE1 liberty: that Nh Lincoln not
ashamed nvlia him 10 WASHINGTON, and 20 take Ten
with hira aiao-he first instance M whch President
wa getty 81 Introducing a black man 70 Tho Waite
House. lArpiauscI II God had nat been ashanrf ~
make brn OILERS should no, be ashainpd T. own him
Ashamed an, when rebe; armies we're IN the heid you
were nci ashamed 10 call upon tho black man for ,d
You told ~ thnt nc that you word interpo3e spar
power ad save r. from he confe euoes q eHpoa9ns
vogr cause tAppiauael You told 20, and you Nlil
do Il. Tho Ar1eriran people Will do = Andrew John
son saw he believes ~ nc American peoplr-tn Nor
good a.n-n IN their patriotism and their honor -.
Hove an Tor Uc NUuesAiiug 10