New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
TIE sorrnEEN LoYALLSTS.
THEIR RECEPTION At NEw HAVEN CORDIAL GREET
ISG GIVEN TuEM-THg ADDRESS OF WELCOME.

THEIR RECEPTION At NEw HAVEN CORDIAL GREET
ISG GIVEN TuEM-rHg ADDRESS OF WELCOME.
Special DI.pa'eh TO tbs y. y. Tribu'o
NEW HAvEy Friday Sept H. 1900.
The gathering ofloyal voters pt the Music Hall this
.,euns, 10 spite Of the storm, sect he Southern
lovelsts immense and the enthusiasm tremendous
Among the officers OF tho meeting were;
PrcsdontLon. Henry Duitou. Ex-Governor OF Connec-
tcui.
vice rresilsu's-Theo .. wolsey IL D.; Taomns r.
Trowtrdre Hon w. W. liolrimln A. G.. rwiung IL. D.,
GsI H5s Mr-s yISr RI VIM A. Norton Prof c2Tas
Northrop s. D. Purdee ia W Bike, Col. d. Wright.
Cha. l. Eaeli,h. Cd Wan Flich, Hon Francis Wayand.
poi ID q Gilman Washington Hooker N. D.; Rev. j. g..
C. Abbott Prot Geo. T. Fisher Hon. I. l. Sanford aad
Fx-Gov. Dutton made a most eloquent speech upon
taking tie chair concluding by introducing Prof \ {.
1uiur who read an address signed by the Hon Henry
Dnt;ou Thomas 49, Wool.ry, l. L. D.; Prof A. G. Twin
iue l. J. D. Gen. VIM. II. Russell, II. C.. Kingsley,
Eli ". Blake. AMI Pfotessr Boom. II concludes thus:
TIE ADDRESS.
L., b. shown to the people II De- that Justice will
b. established" Oy IGNORING anq Iep'2''gS pfured men;
oaths-ha domestic tranquility VIII be insured o{ ntfu't
hg egati0n 90 Insurgents new Hoa the battle hed ana
lid with disposition. fT aught can tell to aYense their
hlmaoas and defeat by employing votes as dagsers u
they can obtain them. assasiHa" the nations hna5oal
credit; or le adyersirie explain ho II r rorde Jor
r., Common 9ps compel the loyal soldiers Of Ihc Repub
hc TO present IN tho RANKS TO those very officers
lute with Of war the traitors they Gave but re-
Gently yanquisheior hoV q" more psy, Union F." 70 %
y through or by tLc cooperation Of who a this
moment driving their homes IN The SOUTH every loyal
Union man hey su o. drre ,gd shooting drowning and
hanging hundreds Oi thf ItuiiiHo
T vile doctrine, of de ucy hndcrl johnson party which
PIT forth distinctly although s'ahiy IN the late address
of their PhilndelDhii Convention, malignant
and hnt, than Secession ITSELF Tor TIE plain that
against the Latter the Republic has It's doensei bat
against tho former n admitted defense Whatever Like
tie imbecs doctrines of Brehanan at the outbreak Of the
Rebellion Loy would Lay the Union, bonni and powcres az
the feet Of new Rebellion But gentlemen. their very folly
ana madness your defense and against them. IL -
only thus bat history will refer To them But the record OF
yor own services 10 the Union and those Of the OF thou
sands whom YOU represent enduring The memory OF your
late Convention ~ phiede 2ha agd ~ impressions being
t ~ olr ti saciE - Tor The tGlntry y0nr sound
ana free principles aud your truthful testimony, viii live aud
p I'M their IntaTy influences through The coming OF tho
Repbc With deep respect, and with heartfelt thanks and
APPRECIATION c welcome y0n here ana wheH further duty
t te Uen.e calls you 20 leave wishes aud prayers will
20 with you attend your patriotic endeayors ana
for lasting Happiness and glory Ia yourselves.
The address was received with cheers by the audience
Interesting and earnest speeches made by Cos,
Hamilton of Texas and Stokes Of Tenn, and Others Of
the Southern delegation. The meeting was a gouons
one and passed Oh timely.