New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
THE SOUTHERN LOYALIsTs.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTiOk GIVEN THEM IN BOTTOM
PAINFUL AND FREMONT HALLS CROWDED TO
HEAR THEM SPEAK.
Special Dispatch to The NJ Y. Tribune
BosroS. Wednesday. Sept H. scs
ARRIVE IN THE CITY.
The Republican Committee met the Southern Del
gates at the Wooster Railroad depot and escorted them Ia
open barouches to the hotel As building could sc
commodae the large number who desire to welcome thea
retred patriots aud champions Of equal rights Ia,
been arranged that both Faneu Hall and fremont Temple
should be opened
FASEUIL HALL.
The Southern delegates were enthusiastically cheeed as
they made their appearance the platform Of Faneu Han
this evening They introduced by Gov. Bullock who
loudly cbeered when he said that they ever
oys State except South Carolina and that be regretted
that there was not one from that State with whom be could
walk 10 into this hall His theory was that South
Carolina fraternity exhausted in another Philadelphia
Convention 10 which thank God be mad part This sally
ocoasoned laughter When In tie Of people
OF Massachusetts, be welcomed the Southern patriots 10
FsDeu Hail. the cheering and appause were deaening and
the great whose portraits adorned these walls ending
the list with the significant emphasis And those Adamses
pimentary Minister Adams and his WHO presided
Democratic meeting here the previous evening
MR.. MAYSARDs sPEEcH
The first speaker Mr. Maynard received with tremsn.
dous cheers BY this time there not even standing
those passages which he the ISLANDERS Of Demo
cratic Of the previous evening and claimed that there
u
Davis and that treason must be made odious" yoa
ask he said what you do for point the example
ton whether we to thirysix or twenty
States The glorious Of the Union decided that
States the Union shall the the
country traitors and their allies rule isl Shouts No
promise with traitors is it, shall Grant and bis boys In bae
Lee and his Rebel hordes s Let no minor or other
issue distract The question OF Reconstruction whether
the States shall be reconstructed whether they sa
construct you That's it, and cheers II you decide in
loyal our situation in the South will be pleasing
nuk,g faauaa uOfa
would have been better the Southern Condecy bad
succeeded On finishing his speech be was very muck APP
plauded.
Gov Brownow followed and made Of his usual speeches
fu Of sharp hits His assertion that as he was Governor or
the great reconstructed State OF Tennessee and not mere
accidental President VITO wished to maintain the dgny OF tie
Office was drowned in tuuuit Of deaienins cheers he
kept the audience IN roar An anson 20 Beechers bogus
charity brought down the House BE said that OF the deega
ton nom Tennessee which put johnson In nomination &c
Congress Cheeis He conrased the Presidents conduct
toward Tennessee before and since my Pon'y nov was m
author. alder and abetter Of the KeoeI Poney
Rebels 10 cali Convention which would meet tomorrow TO
overthrow the State government Seward had elready
loyal Legislature The Governor said he had already mads
for loan OF 10000 muskets and with these IN
the hand: Of the Tennessee ~ UTse5 ss Norbs
people TO out in all their strength at the fal eeelon
and there two candidates to vote Tor the most haoc
ADDRESS or COL. PoPE AND JUDGE YARMOUTH.
Col pODe Missouri made legal pOilLCdl
followed BY Judge Yarmouth who was introduced AZ
10 the sentiments OF universal liberty anu WIS ehu
astcaly cheered His assertion that w nos
half radical as loyal Louisiana was appauded warmly The
Presidents plan OF reconstruction and the Congressional plan
both for the Rebels were neither entitled oo~ rs
johnson held after rayug TIE amendment as Congress
said to rule the South Cheers They were DEAD sae.
Both territory and people are subject TO The SOVEREIGN w
Union for the territory and The loyal men Of the SOUTH
and ho didn't ss 0fPs s T nation Oi had the $
to hang Danish pardon any Rebel, and blot
out all State lines II necessary Cheers IhereoTe he Dc
sired your Senators ana Representatives to pass summers
reconstruction bill [Deafening cheers To send down to
the nOn.constructed states military Governor cree o.
Butler aud cheers for Buter and he wanted Butler 70 Pave
full authority for the North Then Louisiana would DO
made loyal DeseDing cheers al LOYAL men IN LoalslsOa
good in its way but was poor way IL reduced
representation hat did not enranchise nor protest
men murdered in New Orleans None had been called %
reference the millions of loyal negroes was
cheered and bis appeal for help 70 give the loyastS Of
Louisiana the protection Of negro suffrage was received with
ADDRESS OF Mr. GRIFrrs OF MOBILE
Senator Wilson introduced Mr. Griffin Of Mobile as an I'm.
partial suffrage Loud cheers Mr. Grifhn said tnat
The leaders Of the Rebellion insult our nag on every occaoo
Many of them are as resolved az ever to attain
the people would not paronze them II they dd IN
fremens professions the Rebel banner carried draPed
black. These leaders are cgtiyanng spirit OF N9enss
Loyal for instance are leaving Mobiles they are Insult
ed oraczed expelled or murdered soon there WIN a DC
spirit OF the beaten traitors in Alabama His ayo"a Of Kd
zeal anti Slavery doctrines warmly appauded LEG
loyal people Of the class in favor Of Impartial
suffrage Loud cheers there had been no election pend
ing in the Northern States twohrds eourths
Border States would have voted for impartial SUI
Philadelphia Convention Cheers lie scathed
the Northern politicians down the PbsdphG plat
form. OF whom we're sitting near him.
ADDRESS Mr.. PAscHALL OF TEXAS.
Mr.. Pasebal Of Texas spoke next His radical aeraoees
were, all radical sentiments were warmly applsuded.
BOTH MEETINGS IN SESSION ALL NIGHT.
read from fremont Temple saying that
and assembled there aud would remain
Every indie eton that this audience FaneGii
HalD will remain the same length Of time.
Mr. Randolph of Louisiana IS now addressing the audi
ence lie began by saving that be auctionecr.
ndy johnson had put down his for $500 for freed
school In louisiana but although often dunned be would
not pay IT, who bids 50 cents r Nobody did.