, 1866-09-22

sess.nnent q the Gaited T St.tss a ia hiied :,
fnl6l Tor part Of the compact entered into BY Tbs
;io1 III Sn bnt she stood on the naksa a.ses
now for The To7srannent whose rights aec uni4-
This was moi recognition e Tho rtght Of scess;
sion. No, II r,s the recognition Of tho wrong Of
&c sss "a ID rsp -: .o &c oIh ' III oi
ses,ssd OILY wi& Congress. tho rsPresea!a-
f' s q snp e p: as sAs:s oas, ass e's
eessIon. 1he nnderstaaai9g was. when Iohnson
opportunity to form republican EoyeInmenls that
should be acceptable 70 Congress-. The Presldent
4ras @ appointed Governor Of TEXAS. But now @ be be
ss'ssea "s;s s s sosSss 20 sss s:sf.ss''s;s
eha1 conc back Without as much ACC ~ Consulting @
the people through their Representative. But
The People esy to HI hin, We do no. IKE your new
In regard TO the farce Of Massachusetts and
South Carolina going into the Doo1ilt1o Conven-
non atm-ln.afm: what wns enouidertng
1Id he eay: "God Sess old ii Massaehasetts:' Is a s
Mo Il e u. Il eonnls xss sFoh:sy nj ILL., .t he e e sa
Iron until b. could ray three times "God bless
tie COMMONWEALTH = sopth Carolina" Tho hot
Iron was ~ applied and'ths convict shouted God
wealth, = Hc thonght thai was about the sentiment
Orr had for aIasaachnsctts at the time the scene
The son,h is full Of hatred and bitterness, and
emholacncd by the apostacy OF tho President she
again throws down the eange q battle. In &c
Sor.h, pick It nr aud let he1 have Il. rrcmen- en-
Know Tia, while yon desire reaec. and aeprecsse
yon vii surrender Soas;itptonsf nbesy % at t lie
oeG; q de!saaSd sna sanaq1isShed e iS traitors:
Tor murder, and that not one Of the number has
yct bcca puniahed, and neIer will be until the
Government lakes hold Of tho insurrcctionarY
StateE, as she ought to and must take hold Of
Union tmcn,-btack and white,-the nnly way
to ,eeGe jgs'ee and sesg1iy ask fcf Lite and
in The country was 10 enffanchise The blacks and
dleisancbike the rebels of the South. (Ihis senti
t1ent MS greeted with extraordinary enthusiasm;
'ea 81 iid' IT, doc4ae q Sase lie loyal men ot,he South
ps sbe aes ce1, Ss pef
done, hnt it bad not done enough. 1t must giye
the hallot TO all the loyal men irrespective OF
f1loE or ts IsRe sass to reaiq anes
wiling Is Do ills jasiiccikcmse.Scs. % A @''' -
Judge Sherwood, Of Texas, was the NEXT speaker.
men ol the North and soulh were win Congress,
and sympkthizer Of the North Is in favof Of An.
@ 9n 5e soah 'hs; Is seef ns seeuts e III
life nor Of property; neither impartial tsial by
{n,y or t1cedou Of speech, Of lie press. or Of r.
men that had ever exhibited themselves be.
tore tho country, Andrew johnson was
The mot con,c9mpt!ele: He thinks be eaa
man will abandon him, and il be should try to
s suoyeT, II The @ coEe1nmsnt Tue GnIy pEirlleee be
CITES oi ''Where's lle bread and 6a1er."I iii
| speakert had been unable 10 dctermtne the intel
whelhcr be IVES drunk or sober, maniac, an tg
rora1n1s or a natural fool: lCfics Of Hes all 81
them. thai'e 60. and laughtcr.l He felt that b:
Fin: lc s?ii. fo; TIC Vice F1esideney, S.l . b
hSs apes15ed iase concluded 10 go with the
Jndec Sherwood made az able and logical ergn
that he has The power 10 carry on the woF; OF re
Governor Brownlow next came forward and nc
exe5yvhsrc. Thc wo!d enthaslas@ docs no! i
said that be spoke In Cleveland toar years ago
| and VIC were lien fighting tsaitors in the Sontl
and C0prefhcads in the North under the lead Q
same men under the lead uI Andrew johnson
He believed That, although he was in feeble healtl
hc vac good sor fifteen OF twenty years more o
he shon!d go now, he thought there were eoml
things that would stand TO- his cfcdh. For OH
thing. be had neyer eaid or done anything to ait
rebellion, and Tor another, he never voted tha
Democratic ticket In his life. [Cries Of ts1ha
we'll win, y and ''Tlcrc's no fear .or yon:''l TIL
Coppcrhcad papele wore trying 10 make sonic cap
it'll out Of his debate with Sr. prnyn In Ph1adcl
read tl!e published reports OF the debate would dt
him (RIown1ow} the credit 10 sag he had the bes
q a tue ., Sl,t M no.withstandns he bad the wlonl
Tennessee. with Baptist Clergyman, hi
opponen1 had denounced John Wesley for de
ela1ine that slavery WAS The sum Of all villanics
that his dtnunc1atfon Of that inhnruan tsaC1c VA
deserved. nnd, furthermore, he told them In tha
SANG ccoalc that If thcy ever attempted to rcbe
s,roy elascry and every oibef Institution On th
\ face Of Gods earth, IT necessary, to .ave tn
| En,on. They did attenp, to, destroy the Union
ant nc 81 ialt;hfaIl[ n;h[ redeemed hts pledge.
| the audience again showed their appreciation b,
giving him three OF tour times three cheers II,
was iollGxcd by General Thomas and Mr.. uunni
cYt, Of yire1nia, and nj two o'clock the meetin!
adjourned. For numbers, intelligence and splri
tiMa. 1Iever surpassed In Cleveland.
The tent vas beautifully decorated with Aagp
| ard inc band was in ,nttendnnce. From begin
Mig to eud there WIS tho most profound orfie
and nttcntion, and the only interruption was II
Spsp.ra se9ms % Of arpcsal tia; greeted II
Lave been int1mldatcd by tie m.naccs Of John
| son, aud while they gave the Custer Con7entiv
the So.ey, yit itssens ta3ttthey eaunot do enough
Tic party dspcsses toni sht TO faiai ensasement @
IN diGcEVnt parts Of Ohio.