The New York herald., 1866-06-01
Spec ehes by Governor Bullock, censFossnen
Bsa.tvell, Samuel Mckee, Of Kentucky,
and WIN. B. stekes, Of Tsnnesoe.
The Preside mt Denounced and Irish Demo-
crats Declayed Unworthy of Freedom.
Negro. Suffrage the Necessity Of
.e the Hour.
&c. &s~ &c.

have had high CARNIVAL nero to-day. tifcc or four
thousand Of them ssasmbled in EancuI hi this afssr
noon, TO consider tho questions q the national danger
and the national safety and the admission q the
lately rebellion aud especially with reference the
danger OF placing political power IA the hands Of tho
enemies OF federal government ard OF repuican In
sttutons. There wore present and seated upon the
platform number OF the leaders OF tfs old anti slavery
liberty and republican parties who In days gouc by
have materially aided in giving to the STATIC ia
position. on the side OF universal borty. number OF
ladies occupied seats in the galleries. which well
Hed snd the meeting progressed the -four OF tho hall
also hlcd
Governor BULLOCK called the meeting to order and
vercd the opening address OF the occasion, which
several times warmly appiaadcd Tho Governor spoke
A. follows
FELLow CrrIzySs-By reason OF engagements which
require my absence presently from tho hall, AID by
understanding with those who have nado the prelim-
nary scnents for the moeting, am here not To
abuse their courtesy yours by speak but chiefly TO
introduce the eminent gentlemen who are 20 follow. II
IA striking tact that sine. two meetings hcid hero
more than year ago, the 10 rejoice the final
OF the tnumph OF cause In the capiuaton
Of Richmond, the other to express The SORROW OF every
heart tho sudden death oI the sts President the
Of this hall have not boon thrown open Tor the
discusson OF public Affairs until nov What . be
bav. been conldlng aud patient Wo who
shaied in nominating MIN who by constitutional
authority has succeeded To tho Presidency and you who
aided ia electing him. did doubt that lie would carry
honor ana good faith the principle, which could
die with his predecessor but which survived ir him
to execute That duty, that opportunity - eyoa yet
his | will not forge. a. this moment tho o'ncs | hold
the higher Office which he holds 10 indulge in any per-
sonaIltcs which dIstssteui To as think they
would b, 70 you Such was our conndancc Our pa
tienoe also. has been great Tho people OF Ma@acnu
have Illustrated that virtue IN this instance, snd
they could afford to Illustrate H. II know thom they
believe In rcprcsentv' government M 70 be Wishing
70 await The action Of Their representative For nysei
lerasnc, as no, % '''ls the proca, my asDsa hs. wns
during the the Esecatye according TO thc paiec
and Annals Of all VAR. and u necasey obufed Con.
10 the const ation and as tn popular of
ths goyepmani must bceone our central soce ot hope
for the future. Now fellow citizens, 40 To tbis process
Of restoration or rcc,nstrticiont is In jud smcnt
very important which Of the two yon call t.-t u
not worth while ho.s TO diruss deai. Flaus anil pro-
srammea abound and II my friends here present from
Washington will pardon me- there have been quite
enough of these propositions In the present Congress
What ali want h ono plan which trnc mon evcry-
wi.erc shall units on, around which ". may
all rally as . unity Of orsannatlon. and with
by until their government shall be 70 esiab
lisi,ed with certainty and safety. rejoice 10 learn
that Congress- II about 70 propose 10 the country such
plan and il need not be doubted ths, tho people viii
them by tbs united hearts and the united votes
of sii those who upheld tho dag during the war Mt
homo aud OF MI those who fought under u r ned.
and anTvsc defend II AZ their nresifcs sni st tho bal
%, bote. Ono thing y esrniia y ms pan "r 70 any
essential for think u includes all other things
that the government OF this country, snatohei from
the acry gaf Of dsunion trophy 10 u, and children
OF the bloodest OF ali wars shsl hgncfofi be In tho
hands of those only who Tia frionds, without dis
tinciln of color who have lived for u and hsyc
pad for H. aad whose SOM have died for IN s trials;
and that fr.,in is custody aud control sey ony shall
bo excluded who having once endeavsTad 70 degtyDy
a. NAV be fairly presumed be w,ilin. agtn % seek
70 DESTROY u. And foe TITS guaranty and security
believe all measures are Jas and constitutional which
are nccesssry tho result II ynn int down
rron this docirne, nothing to prevent the retlm
Of ths authors Of the rebellion 10 their former tripods
In the and the Iouso-l see nothing which shdl
prrycrt Jen.r.on Davis whose lai, n u
viii have years too a.e from reuniins his
sea, u the senate chanbr by tho sie cf my personal
lrena Mr. Dixon, and from treating him a. well a. he
dd before Ray, thea. fellow oitihcn, nat wha'evcr
is essential 10 keep TINS government out ne hands o
those Who would destroy a. that Is needed, and thnt
ls warranted You need noi toll mo that my such
measure ~ unconstitutional u - one q The .eg,eles
ant necessities of tho The shifoss OF war power
stretch oxcr the period of peace And for s ls
purposes of saving and securing the government from
III ns and Dc r of the war that Peace has come,
The rl. Of safety lha republic the orig nal rghss of
empire iegiiimaiey and regularly csercisod now
- shev ss.re tBen No srnmsni ever existed = oen.
tury upon any other principle wha, iha measure OF
thus necessity may bei what the policy ~bnh Nhall 10
thongbl best, boraL yet efficiently socufc, am
willing leave W our true men IN Congress such ~
are here to-day. believe in naiongl and impartial
suffrage tbs FULLEST extent said "a aculogy upon
the late Prcsid NJ Nich i nv fortune 10 pronounce
yosr ago thls day and nothing which has happcnof
snls has changed my opnion, bit everything has
strengthened x bnt ! . my pa1p9:s 70 uplo,d shs
III all together. | hail tho tdlnzs which come ~
from them tng over thc wires The Ilan which ihs
nexsrapers tell they have agreed upon commands
nv approval and strength norses as believe
doe y0arS lot them give u two.thlrds vote IA
Congress and vii give four nfths vote la Massa.
ebusstt. liut II s ony my busness hero 10 herald
otner4 Tnstmc will come som enough ~hen Who
,y n nome here will have the opportunity TO dtclsa
Ihcss high SUBJECTS with greater freedom and with
nr,por time. Ia vecofn ng that opportunity am vii
hing BE- counted koS M duty - bricfcr and
sltnplsoniy introduce 20 your waiting ears dlsn.
sn he'd member of Congress, vhoMs eloquent voice ~
worthy Of Kentucky, and IA refofs gfntefm 70 fanea
Iiat-anoihcr member elect. who, trust will a,
earl, "a, speak In tho House OF Representatives words
of chccr the de.ols,.on and msrtyrdom cf Ten