New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10


nsori,y as his mon some Tretense or other violating
The neglect duty emitting to enforce some
FIeeure Depa Of the United states. "A voice Too
they dom mpeaeh him y Bet as we are talking S0oc'
ulite Congress- Let me call your attention ,V or
yes this Congress that could make war var
Contribution and vndoaes the rights Of the people eHees9s
the power their behalf because he dared to 40 tns
OF stimulating this increasing confidence with the soae
throughout the . sS sons s1 about Upon S
tioa Of ofenses let me ask you WHAT ooniabt.Y
To go back my history ofegsaon, and even when 10y
Of State let me ask If there is man mere btted
e So her rclit "A voice "Ciood ard eheors II has
been my peculiar misfortune TO have fierce oppost
with right and the Constitution my side iCteeTs es
will come back 10 the soldiers again IN loihcn . 10
Constitution snd to see that the was faithfully exc
cuied. "A voice Why didn't do it The law was exc
cuted and because was executed then theS faineo md
and tried to make appeal to the ioeigners r ss1
especially the Fenians. And what did they doi LGeg
introduced bill to tickle aud play with the aLcy
repeal the law and the same time making wore sa
then left the where was They knew tnat rS
law presented to me proper N Its provisions %
aud sotening the rigors Of the present law tha u wTHS
6vI Spd Sips Oubc confidence at the heels Of Secession
they found they do something and hence what le au
DO they pretended do something for the soldiers VINO ha
done more for the soldiers havei Who has perIed
in this struggle than have lCneSsTs si Do
Of the soldiers they forward with proposition to DO
what Why will give the soldiers $50 bounyyour aten
three yers Now ark you the cOorcd served two
years gohs soO bounty bn the white man must serve
three before we can get his Cheers But that not he
poiut While they tickling and attempting to please the
soldiers by giving them $50 bounty for two years service y
laughter; and they voted themselves-not MY Ior
want to make Judgment in your minds Of the facts. be-
cause put the nail in, and having put M Wah
to clnch on the other side Cheers Inc brave SG s 'o
the tented field and peried his life and shed h blood anu %
his limbs behind him. and came home nangeu anu , The
| AN he has
Members Of Congress, who never sne gOnpoWuer can ~
extra pay cheering Ems Is i1at Pi
the question: Fellow Citizens-You are AT familiar Win
coapsed~sncc the armies we're suppressed the 6edha
everything could be done has been done by the Executive
Department Of the Goyemmenfor the restoration Of he
Acknowledgements has been done with the exception Of
thing. and that Is the admission oil memDeIS nun
II States that went into the Rebellion
This all Of the speech have received up TO the hour or
going TO press However the President has commenced to
argue Constitutional questions ere not deriving our
readers Of nythng BY breaking of the report ICED
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meeting Of citizens Mobile held Saturday which
resolved to invite the President visit that city
TIE PRESIDENT INVITED TO SRwoRLKANs.
NEw-ORLEASs Saturday, sept I. lst6
To His Eretlsney ASDRrw JOHNSON PrtsdeHt Of hs UHtd
States, LiadsH HH'e. 81 LeHtsi ,.
The undersigned citizens OF the State Of Louisiana and
daily inviting your EIceeny to extend your present mp
through the country TO include our state and city ne
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entire country you defending by eonsummae ability
and for whose welfare you stand the recognized and fearless
champion earnestly desire IN thus extending 70 you hearty
welcome capital Of their state to demonstrate TO the
President Of the United States their exalted and reyeren
probation Of bic acceptable services rendered IN behalf oil
reunited nation We desire to and confer with the stand
bearer Of American statesmen and to hear ms NONE eo
qnenee Looking 20 the permanent reconstruction CT he
Union and the salvation Of constitutional liberty on this Son
be saved their people shan gather Affection
aey your administration OF the government eneoar
aging alike BY their counaes and support. .
This Invitation designed 10 include the distinguished
statesmen soldiers and civilians who accompany your Excel
leney Please answer. ,..c
tor, w AeIaDder Gordon State Senators T. voorhees,
State Legislatures l. Parker Surveyor Of the PORT
Cys,esf VIM L. Bailey Special POstOnee Department. y
A. StokdAll Deputy and Acting Collector on foriC H.
p;s,ra Su,S Lame. Frer,, Moses wood Hugh Ne
Donald j. Scott NJ. d. Jacob Barker Member OF Congress
elect; T. r. Brooks Hsr- York TSlBi T. Boyd s9Perin
tendent ST. Charles Hotel W. H. Merriam Nor Tors h"e'3'
Secretary Of the meeting
TIRE CHARACTER oP THOSE WHO INVITE THE
PRESIDENT.
Special Dispatch to The y Y Tribune.
WARRINGTON. September 2, ls6.
Your special New Orleans correspondent sends the
following dispatch to this Buresu'
NEw.ORLEANs. September Q. 1866
An invitation telegraphcd TO President johnson last
evening to Writ New Orleans The invitation gotten up
by TAs Herald reporter who arrived here within the
past few days Mr. Boyd. manager Of the 81. Charles
Hote-the sane who turned Jadge Monmouth and Hon.
Alfred Shaw OF his hotel because they Radical Union
men At the head cf Of gners TO The invitation
IL John T. Monroe the Rebel Mayor CD Governor Wees
p.remporiy refused lend his signature the document
Union that johnson did not come here on the Oh
July witness the effect Of his policy demonstrated by
msnged bodies VI two hundred Union men In the
hope that he viii come civil authore and the police
making preparations give him an enthusiastic reception