The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-11

overthrow the government parsu.ng poioy whisn
would produce and war again. and anlsss me
patfiouc men % tho North would rally, thsy wou Law
war agsn. Immense groans and hissss) They
an me- up Their r d m,nas 10 reconstruct
iSoe states recently 10 rebellion upon very different
~ ncples from those which our Execuvo ss sssVmp
ng to admit hom Ten states ona arg - 10 h ,
w before The world said that those states never had
ren out OF The Unon and that they WI, 90 compelled
70 admit representatives from those States under all
ci,eamsisnees when they are sent 10 Washington
There was hut one way by which members OF Congress
gress nroyiding means by which they shall meet and
choose their representatives,, and was the duty OF
Consres- and the general government TO impose s laws
md force tne dsloyal TO sucoumb Mr.. johnson ad-
mied that the question should be left with Con-
rsss determine hoE the Tebeous States should come
Ssok Ia tho Union But they should DO admitted under
such that the Union OF the South
should rule and hold political power and have good
The south asked bot that not what Andrew Johnson
intended viii lake place. Those governments ia the
not BY the Executive They shah provide means BY
which the people Of the SOUTH shall come In in loyal
manner me southern States were loyal II they fran
chse all the nhsbitan,s In South Carolina there are
forty thousand loyal men. They were not as
%biie siEinned as they are, but they have
always beeui loyal and true to the Union they
anybody else lie DID not supp Sc that by allowing blacks
10 vote white people would be Obliged TO sleep with them
to marry item unless thoy chose. The spesl,or in
only foolish thing he knew him one DOCTOR TO do vas
g 70 washington and accept an invitation % dine
behalf OF the right % franchise Of the negro MT
Moss resumed his scat, when DR.. Randolph lcoored,
was introduced.
gFs.RKs DR. RANDOLPH.
He sad 4 was his policy 10 keep company with honest
ien, but ho extremely sorry 10 have 10 say that he
accepted an Invitation aud was induced TO keep com
pany With the Executive IN Washington. What he
would say would he in behalf Of liberty fer his race.
The day had gone By whel tho citizens OF tho United
Staes would DENY liberty 20 the black man. Thoy were
al the feet Of the people demanding ibery--libery
10 read, liberty 10 write, liberty to be
Acknowledged mon before the civilized world. The
wa;chwoY o. humanity ali the world liberty,
and the day not far distant when every and
every nation would keep step 70 the music OF liberty
A few Loyal men vera pilgrimage 70 the grave Of
Abraham Lincoln, and also LIE political grave OF
Andrew Johnson. Applause on the pletfornil SO
FAR as humanity concerned ho had no.
thing 10 DO with Andrew Johnson in his
personal relations his personal habits He as
God made him, rs inc ttbc speaker, But he did
object 20 the liberties of ihigtysix millions of people
rihed with in tie manner mat President johnson and
Secretary Seward 4eTe trAinG with them.
After few other reIasrks DR.. Randolph took his
seat when Judge PolEa a. Tenlessea introduced,
and spoke for some tine after which the crowd dis.
pertca.