New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

constituted the great body Of the crosd that mafoDed
u the White House on THURSDAY last ana aIfN ,so,h
the President that speech which for its indecthc',
bombast maligny. and reasonable learning tnereM e
no words tily 10 characterize, and for Hhen, WIN
dicted BY that Grant Inquest the United States
House Of Representatives tried by the Senate and,
for the peace and safety Of the country dismissed ron
Officer lGreat applause and Kisses Who constituted
l ask, that motley assemtlage. Way. every loyal
man in Washington kDowf IL was made mp Of Rebels
ami their Copperhead electors. almost TO mantle
were Messrs. Aiken and Clamft the counsel for the
Dprdero1s accomplish Of Bootb-srs. Snrfatt. Also
Coyle Of Tie Nd'io7o, h,tRtTe"esT. comprising
Thomos B. Florence Of the so-cailed C5lsi,ItionOt
UaioR. q reasonable sheet and reasonable editor
too notorious 70 need further description NEXT there
Mayor Berrett from Fort Lafayette, and many
others equally disoyal. These were the hackers OF
President Johnson. who rent the air with their
iubant shouts as he made MS . strange mar
out in satanic iuba;ion with hopes OF coming we
tory When the boltomless pit is in full chorus II ~
not for saints good TO Join IN the tune Laugh
ter. Take that speech whore you mar If the brutal
the drunken the sedition the tyrannieal IN spirit and
design are there it will receive their unanimous APP
are OF that stamp vet who also approve that speech
then SO the for them, much the
DIV Ters ard The Htrald the old trinity. the World
read extracts from the sbovenamed journals to
show that they warmly approved the Presidents S
Ne. Ys,k Tqmes IhissosI helps to swell the
Copperload song of Thanksgiving. President Jean-
subject Of the Union" II will be that be INDUCES
IN 10 roundabout phrases in dealing With those
whom he believes 20 be seoking me aesthc-
| ton Of the Union; nor does any consideration
OF official dignity or etiquette deter from
meeting in the most direct and omen manner ther I'M
Piled threats and jenlreistions. President Johnson
he names a. in any sense representatives or members
" the Union party. lie believes them IN principle anu
purpose disuIionss and IN his remarks he puts tnem
accordingly. Again, marx tins men, uuIbS
the French Revolution justice and reason were
deih-oned. neither truth nor Innocence Afforded pro
lection safety to the victims whom nslrpers de,
nOlnced.' The blinded masses followed sell cons'tned
Leaders aud FOR time France was rile VIII horrors
The age Of the Bsstile and guilones has passed. ont
there ID Gesposm IN Congress ts .liI.i'sd 10 at
which caused France 10 weep tears OF blood ne
majority Of the House Of Representatives has
IN, e. ted Committee VI Fifteen with powers which
uder the guidance Of Jacobin chairman IA becoming
as odious as any tEigmyirato created by despotsm
Bat II you will pardon the bal grammar fo re sake
Of ruth e; ne say the The Ilss Il out OF oint ana
The editor esery-. heavier condemnation than any oi
his associates. Who else has gone over 70 the enemy
II sun all covered With disastrous eclipse. BIS Oh
fame ihat ~ freedmen and 'bo announcer OF me
rreYres,ible conflict and ne hshrr wv iy %
have seen 8 telegram II william ~. seward 20
President johnson after the delivery oi mat
infamous speech. vii read the telegram
NV YORK. teh. %. 1886
Ii. Al f.t And ale t.. Union restored and the Gun
,Fy 'aie. 10. Presidents speech " Triumphant and the
tsisastj W H. srwsRp
Applause and Kisses.
How AT ,lou fallen q. Luelferi Son ofthe morning
Cheers AMI blsses.J u Lad been far better
PAYNE than 10 have survived and iorw arded
such be.otted telegram 10 the Presidential
leader Of the Rebel and copperhcad orces u the com
try. load cheers and h!sscs' God may forgive yol
bsi betrayed people never can. (ANlanse). But
Via, shall - sal or what shall De- thought Of the leo
tgre delivered here week ago by the gifted. eloquent
(applalseJ beloved, warn hearted veintenliQned but
.liongy out Of the way s;rayed portion OF Piymouth
Church (appiause and hlsses) or that portion oil II
lich spoke IN culogstic terms Of President johnson
IN connection with bis veto the Freedmens Bureau BILL
l.. ne fret tell Won what TIE H,raic says OF this speech
The address Of Henry Ward ljeecher the great po-
political questions Of the DAY. which We published jos
ierday Is quite feather in his cap. Laughter
Il is not. II The Hsrlid saws SO Renewed ialbh,er
Now, happened 20 BE- at Vast Dgton WI. the veto
was read In Congress and es soon ns heard u
snewed 70 ont Of my mouth with unutterable disgust
do no, train nthe company with The Ns Yort Herald
OF James Gordon Bennett. The speech of
our Friend. NJ. Beecher last week, reminded
,ha, is taking the lrst hali IL it|
In comparison the last The first was too good To
give those who have been cmancirs'ed bnt Tue lat
icT part did hot ~ all tally Win The beginning.
Beecner aid 20 the emancipeted thii thcr hhcf'y IL
no, 10 be- merely name. hey should nave some,
hing better than name; their hlery shVu'd DC
outrage il claimed for the freedmen because II Is nat
ra csnsc0 ueuce Of emancipation claim n Tor hlnl
because he IS man. for man has a right 10 have
/ voice In the laws. Then an Tor unv'ral hnnThge
NOW al this IS IN accordance ~4in the lo>a Setl'
ment throughout the country and IT. h. exactly
the feeling the loyal sentiment IN Congress
But proceeding from this we are told that pTotFacted
.en,rntion will siii farher ALLEVIATE the South nom The
Government. The South Is not IN CONDITION 10 Dc
in loyal sympathy with tho Free States OF The
North, and. therefore the Go'ernment mus hoia
them lot tyrgnica.ly but inoTciuly There
i-,sno desire on the part Of the loyal men
of the North do anything IN regard TO tbo South en-
cent 20 try bless her and 10 save her; tnefe no dc
I 10 q
must be ms naincd every man 10 BE- IN possession OF
every RICH, IS Apercan citizen. The Congress
Of The country Is doing 81 tbat II can
for The good oi the South but see that her deadly
enemies are the Copperheads OF the North. TAP
pause The log al men desire That the South may nav,
every blessing known and enjoyed at the NORTH ana
we sre willing 10 tax ourselves Ia the extent OF many
millions Of dollars for the purpose OF making her the
tue most peaceabe and prosperous part oi inc country
am surprised that our friend MI BeeoheT mas gwen
his adhesion--somevhat qualified, To be snre-to the
veto i am sure that he had not read 1t en-.
tirely and was cap'yRied bv the rntraor
binary sophstry thar runs throughout II; but
wish be- could nave listened win nc III tne senate OF
tic United States the day alter the Veto eane to
ihst mastery speech ia reation OF II on the part OF
Senator Trumbull - Loud applause - speech
which showed that the President had either
grossly Inisconceyed or wickedly miSrepresented
every part Of the Freedmaus Bnrcau blli speech
which not only boke that veto In pieces but uly pu.
yeflei and blew II 10 the four wlnds oil ea, en Inc
President said haze fought tho Dayise. the Ioomhs's
sc" Here is attempt 20 brand TIE n0blest men
our country can boast Of whose loyalty IL beyond al
suspicion doubt as lt 20 be put III the same 9aego
with the Sideis ana the IoomDSes aud The Jefferson
/ Deyises of the South. That Is 10 say ihe' arc
traitors, that Thaddeus Stephens and cunfles sum
| Nor are not in unity Of feeling with tho
loval mon In Congress and the loyal men ont ol H. anu
therefore when he singles ont these men be really
singles out CONGRESS itself and the people of me conh
try who elected Congress 10 come together lheIe wa
one other passage viii refer 10. ana u Is ShOcbs
one: Are not the opponents OF The 1 1
ernment (rneanng the loyal men IN Con-