New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12

REMARKS OP COL. MOSS.
Col Moss OF Missouri speaker. The o1ly
son he ala that the Phadelpha Convention Of did
speak empaacay was that they were hite
afraid as they heard from the state OF Maine and
some States crisis upon and upon the country
viii make necessary for YOU To take position upon
great subjects heretofore have been looked upon as
not very peasant State organizations could cease 10 exist by
tho commission OF the part OF stale Authorities
Tie President though he does not admit this doctrine
puoay yet by that Is the true doctrines be
said il he appointed Provisional Governors Tor they
were m the Union a. state organizations there who
will DEW :ha, the appointment Provisional Governor by
the President would b. act calling Tor hls Impeachment
lie co ened that IN the where the majority
of tne Wales are Rebels Blacks should be organized and
SLOWED and that Congress should do ths neat winter
wv DisPAfcn PROM HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
The presiding oficer here requested Cot NJ to give way
while be read following dispatch from Henry Ward
Boecher which was received with tremendous applause
PEEK'KiLL n y, sep. II. , 1890 O.,
H. Eiosrd CORY and George Lneo req VA, hssth "in
not ~ y grateful esPse 70 these so1ihen he1o.i
bi,s. them Their vii pepe'ust. ther
name, s@3a! es soG 1--WE b.a t l .h ,nd Of op
f'i"0'h 0"'''" 'D' CIV hSsSY WARD BEHcnEH.
Cal Moss said he would retire lot the audience
hear nom Cows Brownl,w and Himon. who bad just ar
rived IRON Cooper Institute meeting and who were loudly
called for President stated that the aD0Yenained gentle
mon we're somewhat exhausted from tho abors OF the evening
AMI required few minutes rest daring "hlsh he would miro
srELcH OF JUDGE nIEsTAKDE OF LOUISIANA.
Judge llIEsTANDE OF Louisiana received wiIh vehement
applause lie said be would base the lew Remarks he had to
M ~ upon principles he h ped deeply founded IN
ruth and Justice rs Plymouth rock II true he
lad the par OF the loyal people 81 INC Sa's OF
Ioa,.ienn 10 the Convention which sst Philadelphia few
J 90 bat ma appointment 10 that Convention took place
,r lreums anees Whio. alm0st made him ashamed 10
lTovSJrr that lie lived country thai Is called free
for the meeting that nominated hin was not hsId as
A. n.ual In free country, but by the wayside and
,,iv,tsiy And wlyi Because few days before
ber ha been a scene enacted IN the commercial metropolis
g.t south which would marx the history OF these times
- a. did tat which has consigned to eternal iniamy the
ern1 kpown Massacre q! 81 Bartholomew IN Paris
ker went on to this state Of thags the spirit
~ Slavery which was yet dead though the institution
v abolished cncoGr sed by the action u the President He
took Ills 10 be the principle Of Eepubhcansm-that
,btcynr individual bound 10 defend the state by bis
80 . nv the s which cOmpes him 10 defend the STATE
the right vote az TO pho shal govern or In other
vof thar 10 v4o nay be eD@PA 70 tghs has rSh
lt-eat applause , ,,, o.,
Gov Browuov aad alter TIE singiDs OF America by tue
entire asseil1agr . .
Gov Iirownlow was introduced amid the enthusiastic
nds OF the people remarks Ia substance those
wbirn be had delivered Cooper Institute and which
reported else where.
Gnv Hamilton of Texas then introduced amid cheers
h, ing To extreme hoarseness he excused himself and
Mr. Rlnlo.f of Lawrence Introduced amid great hp
lu,r aud In the course effective speech state that the
expedition bound in the pufes spirit ~ de' otlon
w. the grave OF Abraham Lincoln sensaon aud at the same
tine 81 ths grave Of Andrew johnson threat applause
Auer most effective speech. which he closed at ii O'clock
ao great meesg aer stentYsn calls Tor lhe"d"'a 'on