The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-16


they win DO II, and, my friends. bow proud IN.
II when the scenes Of our troubles arc over however
HURDLE he may BE- no will lay his hand uIon a.. near,
and say, In this trying crisis I did my duty 70 my
country and my God'' tApplanseI i'a8
spEBcH SENATOR uEsRy WILSON @oq
Hon. HsSKt wnsoS. Of Massachusetts,. was the nf4t
speaker On coming forward he vas greeted xsh loud
applause which eliminated in thrcs cheers He enld-
Mr.. Chairman and fellow citizens Of New York, - No.
sned % M Hamn 70 night could no. but rsecs spon
on the ticket, aTnais % y Had he elected vics
him the duties Of the Chief MAGISTRATE OF tbs rcpabic
the OF the Unon the cause Of liberty tho cause
tan ' eIyizasioS IN sne western Word would have
been assured We should never have bowed
our heads in sorrow and in shame, sdrrow
FOR the msforures OF country and shame tor the
antics Of the Chief Magistrate Of tho republic N be
swung round the circle. tLAushterI In tho few mo-.
mens allotted 70 shall have word To say 70 tho
VETERAN republicans OF Nsu York who gave
jority for John e. Fremont who carried Abraham Lin
coin through the State OF New York tApplausel say
70 you you engaged In thu same great struggle
When, ON the Gan OF April, 1883. Lees
army surrendered 70 the, grand old army
mot only surrendered their arms. bot they surrendered
thor prime pics; arebcIon andDb0ped 70 be- lay
crushed :, their feet The heroe. came osss aga = %
were then ready 10 accept any terms the n.tlon
might have laid upon them. y. But Andrew
ons Of the rebel I ssA.cs i back again under
the control OF rebel Leaders, Before God and the Amcr
Sscsr " ss eono Or
son Davis was IN power >. Richmond, y was because
the Blars and ohcr men got around the President and
be listened their words Of folly aud would not beese
that the people were with him and for him He had
told the President thai Of the people
IN favor OF additional guarantees and he replied
that eighteen twsneths wero for him and nis policy
Applause and laughtarD He again tod the President
thai no d no, know tho people and no was re worst
the people or the United States The President had been
mistaken and mssled. He then spoke Of tho canning
country. Nr. seward in swinging around ths
circle with the President bad said that New
n ss sS aaa tho ossT an
who weni swinging around that circle had bern
mistaken. He then eulogzcd the republican party In
vidualy and collectively enumerating tho many acts
OF the parry In support OF his assertion Mr. Hanlin had
spoken Of the constitutional amendment, and be should
glorious constitutional provision but be would have gone
further could he have controlled the matter He
would have had universal suffrage. tAppauac)
He In favor or the enlranchIsamcnt Of althe dis
Reimbursement OF none At the close or IN" war DO
would have told the rebels to 30 home and attend TO
their business, and would have made every black man
their equal In the eye Of The iiw lApplausel by hc
blessing OF Heaven they intended 70 carry the conssu
tlonai amcndment.and he believed the loyal Ta,ss
rebel states accepted II in good faith They hurried
out Of the country, and whom ihey come back
please Plea The Union today was AZ complete as
IL wns Our power wa; as complete today In south
states did not intend 10 e. tho rebel State, come back
until they gave evidences OF loyalty Tho assertion tnat
they wished opprcss the Southern States was nntrue.
"A proof Of that he had but 10 that since the cose
or the war many good and loyal mon and women had
gone reside in the soutn Hc closed Win an earnest
xhoratlon for AL 70 do their host the coming elections
aud on retiring WIS greeted with lond applause
aPrr,T YARnS .. rfw~slrb
., length on the rsss Of The coming eec-
lions In his state tho constitutional amcndrsnt and
the rre.ilcn yins snone other hing. hs VA s, one
rade arnsnable 10 he law aud The coustt1'icn tApr
Ilanse The mention OF T1ad ktevcnf name
s wss ass T.%sr az. nss
stevens intended % Q .ssassr:,s li@ -. that
In relation 10 Hannibal Hsmiin Ne ssd thas 10 t.icsed
thai l. he had been elected Vice prcsidrnt AbvahSm
rstsas ami dd 20 wiih The add,lopa rs.ats IA, be
did not 10 Charge Andrew johnson with she re;
Ss That The fesd. y slavery suc hnsv
large suiIcp : III pessast ns,s 81 excitement Wv pp-
wsd- Or hair hour and "a retiring the err q frs
Ivy ~ ur,sxcs euzsrw--y ~csnAncs syst Y
The ruxffhzn then came forward and Annpnpesd thai
nsSsca. sSps. s hn nn ,s ass
Gseciey lad thar AFTERNOON born Offered and hs4 sc-
&c sn e, Tie s0ar ;S .s. AZ
ehe~n stamping waving Of handxerchiefs, and the en-
,hasssm eaImnased 10 three times three, and tiger
-ryrcB o. cufnwn. r'Esy
Colonel McKEr, member Of Congress- from Kentucky
many VICE prsssdrn,s IN our government, issssscing
Burr CAhoun Tyler fmore, and lsss Bat wornf, Andy
Johnson tsppianss, he then proceeded % describe
the framework Of bitter Indictment sRnnW Mr. John
son, snd said thar " he was suaained y waa con
nrming him in more than klngly powers shsai no DO
ssni ssa.s he poop. 10 ,.nS him mere Sslsas q
clerks W Be called Conrress, which wonh mesiy
inquire. sr What = your golcyy' Allow ne % record
made aud received wifh Iord and hearty appliance and
the speaker concluded bv abiding - the coming sc
wIEc tsuAS TRxnAr 4,
LvsAx TsssAr, cf Albany. wN introduced At his
the people At the pveren, time that eort vas
being rnsae % reverse the verdict given in 1891 Tins
endesvoved overthrow the eov~rumsut That the
principal reason. eemeh N him that the cause vas
gree, enough TO move sven the very stones u hs streets
h- rebel ossrs and sosdsr.' and ,soss Who a,cheaso
bigger var, sDd all ~ho ssd-hs vas sfrsia, with TOO
mpeh uuth--ihAs Andrew yohnson was low, drunken
.'r ~ 'm g''s %s;,., and r,p'a.
p ss,.sss Lscs,a s.sn s.ii.a . ~
the Why he silIed himself with them swss he
sfrsid vas thai he loved the party betser who made
dent xr Tremsin shsn ncks o. ne QUALIFICATION.
II the candidates On ths two state ticket dur
Ing which b. was several times hearty appIarded,
The only Questions tou~hng the constltutionAi acad-
ment which he Intended 20 refer were should ihe
terms ~ nnA p~aro b. arranged by the Presdept by
Congressy Andrew johnson had not been conststsnt
We had not punished trssorv nor made treason cdsgls
The people would soon pronounce that AndSsw
johnson and his policy had been sonpd want
mr. and that bsfosO The late rebels came back
.bey must aoreps the terms OF Congress lAppsaaseD
they would sceeps thoe terms Tor southern nan
could noe 1--we unless he could 10 10 Coogre and hold
have sddonsl susssusees even they had 20 root
Andrsv johnson t4pplsuse 70 ths question, .'Niii
you support your Conxrwasf" . universal "ycs" vss
indications wsss that the Union party would triumph At
the slcrtion.
Jtpsa rAaxEn, rsI4s,
then briefly addressed The needing, when adJourn-
ment iook piscs shortly bsfoss mllnishL
ovrusDn uKsrf.s.
Hundreds vho could nc< rain adml,tAncs withln the
buiidng collected around he stands outside. Several
psoinsspt speakers address1 them 90 ,hs issues 10.
VOWED IN The pres.at struggle Among the sp~ster