The New York herald., 1866-08-30
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DVN IAN V60 EhOm IGNIa FAOc.
ps o! those who believe in thugs that do not under
~nd than those that do. AT the time there
No some things that do believe, aud believe the
demonstrations that being made and the result
yhich Is 20 follow them Will demonstrate most conclu-
tvey and unmstakably that the American people
instinct know and well know how TO appreciate those
Sho are their frends tTremendous cheeH.) humoe M
!. ! sm, | have, from my first advent IN public nie
believed that the great Of the people, upon all tnose
rea, questions which up In the history Of the
Iountry and which agtate and divide the public mind
bem. GREAT appauseJ In reference to the great
fsues that before us, and the settlement OF
h,s 0n gaysrnnn, ~ nm pepmAns ana pacs npon basis
shat will be enduring and last through all
pn. 60 on There are believe, three ordeals through
which all governments must pass First, the nation
must be born and after having been born, must give
ayidence that II sustain itself nation The second
ptobaton ordeal 10 which II must be subjected Is the
1Ehibton OF its power 10 maintain its existence aud
bsspeuity among the nations OF the earth. This
you have done In your struggle In 1912 with the govern
ment OF Great Britain aud In your subsequent contest
he great TACT that the people Of the United states are
baton, and are competent to preserve their own exist
hpce and Independence compared with the other ma
Hons OF the earth. tAppause) The third ordeal
through which nations must pass is to show
" power and It's capacity 70 overcome all intestine aud
civil wars From this third ordeal you have Just
emerged and have shown yourselves equal TO the task
All that now remains Of this third proposition to be
position under the constitution of the United statcs and
that we begin anew our career Of greatness
RHssr,y y s,a. TINS ssSsS yea i w nnssaasa es
IN the integrity and the intelligence Of the American lean
people. and -.-Vs v ..s % VII ssceessry accomplish that
part Of the ordeal This being aea5 you have laid
connection will repeat, and thank God that | have
The power TO repeat IT. wha. have said elsewere before
ha, the aaga't Convention I which chine met h IN
% tue restoration the Union Of these States was to me
cheering indication that should come onl right 10
the end. In that Convention representatives, rom al
The States present, and declared that the Union
must be preserved, originally established under the
constitGuon There is a proposition which have long
assumed, which WIS assumed long before | was born
and for asserting which have been denounced as
demsgogue do believe sincerely in the old Latin pro
ferb p2p0i D the voice Of the people Is the
Foce Of God An inspiration has gone ont the
spr abroad N re sa great ground swell moving that
that Tie lpon Of these States shall be preserved,
commeneed in 1851, in the Senate OF the United
ayowed long anterior to that time, to oppose the ad
vance and encroachments that were made upon
the Union OF thesc States continued to war against
these cncroachments met that DISTINGUISHED leader
Jefferson Davis and told him what has ransplrod since
The rebellion and the opposition to the federal govern
hs been crushed and Frustrated The disunonsts
From the outh beng thus defeated and II having been
Heclared that the Union should not be dissolved,
na ,sem anoeer 1es S Yes q o and
sName them and hang them;o general APPLAUSE
n the legislative department Of the governm sn and IN
high places, who have assailed-yes, denounced and
tradueed and outraged another department Of the gov
srnment-have charged him with being usurper,
nlen Of The United States iCries Of 'No, you non
and cheefs) Then when the Executive Department Of
the government IN turn under tie cons.s.oa m ana ~
said that they traitors and usurpers, that they
bad extended their arms rnthlessy IN the archives Of
BE State and had pulled down the constitution Of oar
Eamped il under foot-tcries OF "No, no.; they can't
do that, they charged that it was unbecom.
@ pusrsss him y ealing kin raIso sSa declaring thai
p rid betrayed the party that had elected 9lm
Hs8ss with the exception OF those who stand
"a, ns constitution and the country 70 come forward
1Sb,s, ae,. ,rture from the resolutions upon which
was nominated - the Baltimore Convention. | have
smp reused ns na1 nuon wsc ~ ,bsy werc
Escea Es so''d0nsa rsiuseS sss eo e SANCTION 70 wha.
Is called the Frssdnsn's bureau BIZ. ,i 6iil
exag the American people rom sd s,,nposed to be Dy
this time freedmen The Freedme. @ S slave.
hug less than transferringA our % r ,srm.a,ars
As tnc system STOOD before emancpaoA ,he pwhos sr
owners hired their ovcrseers and paio ~ me- bovx
syer in ths system there was new set Of tasA masters
appointed under the government by tho Executive ok
.hea the business was profitable inc Bureau M agents
bad TO bear the loss The vo'o placed on that bill =
one o. the charges preferred against me ! will not
The merits Of the Civil Rights bill In cooca.
on wish to refer you to my past record as throwing
.oms light upon my conduct l usa have ,.S1o, eesn,
70" my ,n,ss. advent Of n ss so erss ms ..s Of
the people Continued and loud applsuse) The re-
beon has been completely crushed n the South m
tend now TO fight enemies Of tho Union in tho North
od being Wiling and with your help, intend TO light
out the battle with Northern traitors And here let me
II any rebeiions come they viii not
fro., that quarter. But when rebellion comes,
s ~ ~, ,inuance Of the Union come from whence
II NAV I an. now as strongly opposed 70 y ~
es 1851 rhe2king you sincerely 70, me % a,en.on n
ysa,, .he regard and TIE respect which the people
~ New York have shown me, wish you eooo nish, M
fInh,snse applause and several ROUNDS Oh oneeis TT ~"
4, .Ss conclusion OF the Presidents speech which
s g- ted with seyerss ROUNDS Q, o :. ss az en-
oua an the efforts drawn from him By the Mayor that
n nn,a Z, impossible for him to address tnem IuIner
y Mou,a " al Grant had retired secretary Seward was
ater cenet rer He came forward and made short
% tue lsencss Of the hour prevents " IRON ron
CVns. - ,n ard and aftor thanking the citizens Of
nan nan ., o er welcome to President Johnson as
missed hs assem a,ss Sf 70 o@e Iou sweet Home By
70 sne psr,ona dispersed, apparently Wei satisfied
na ~s ,,.n.e1y-s ana their evenings entertainment
Finh Avenue Hotel Last
see"e' Around IN. Night.
c,oxS oo,,sc,ed o., lido the Fh,h Avenue Hotel
-, sN hallway number of quiet
groups smoking cigars and
shailas, apparently Willing. 80. .,,,a -, 49,,
rival of that portion OF the pN 80.
10 stay At the hotel - :, -. -.
as.e,nbed como sitting "a srs, ,bs ,,i,ng
stone and others leaning y 1 anie, and snrsr
Of the park bat all very ordssyaN nm" In sse rsr
en,ls waiting for something tstrr rres vere eoh,in
. large number OF persons ef boa h Y all the seat,
Gern occupied Nothing 90 AWv@ M :, ina,
sl,ircd up to harpsst nine egA x "a dirapprarsd
bl shortly after reasssmbIed, ss-ss ten large A. 4
egsaug the number Of PERSONS pyessn sA I.iles ~
sny tme previous number rf--~tA rI,A y ana for !
gentlemen made their srpcaF m 1v AZ ~
short time promensdcd up and down. ~ aaA shst
pcrsons prcscnt seemed impressed Win q r.,.. 49,
demonstration of sort 10 tsifc,pA . .x1g,.X,
though III, time passing away vithoa ~ afrtocr
" they still waited patiently mill sie - ~ ra,n
Oh hey began gradually TO leave, few 40 pp..n,nr,
fNiins about Tits tno contributing, with thu .p IN
rgepi. 10 hasten their departure AZ twelve - prs
AZ Egat.secrs had gone their way and many efN