New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
The Campaign In illinois.
The Campaign Al hh'"o's'
spgECHgs OF SENATOR TRvMBULL AND SPEAKER Coh
pAx-aEyIEw OF THE PRESIDENTS PoLIcY-rHr.

SPECIFIES OF SENATOR TRvMBULL AND SPEAKER coh
p,x-gRyIgw OF THE PRESIDENTS PoLIcY-rHr,
ACTION or CONGRESS EXPLAINED.
AT the large meeting held in the Chicago Opera
House as Wednesday, senator Trumbu received with
enthusiasm. Hon. g. T. Scammon Chairman Of the meeting
welcomed brief address, After few introductory
rearks Mr Trumbu referred length to the condition OF
tho South the change md the Presidents policy his early
Of the principles OF the freedmens Bureau BILL the
Civil Rights bill aud has subsequent opposition, and
The prsi ent continued on Notice his departures
In tae st place dep from the announcement made
the principles Of his message when
owis hin huh further you find him departing again from
the party which elected him In the hast place he going 70
hsh Union party wi,hia the Unon pIy and We ma or
tu! perhaps more amarly known the Bresn and But
Cnb. Laughter and sppLlsel Ihls started W lnae
pendnty AID operated for wAe under the auspices of
Senator state and Assistant Postmaster
the State and one or two olers Butt was
too with al the nursing these few doctors could
give n there was another Washn organized by
ihe old Democratic element and short time ago these
two club. fused each other And they have one
operating for the overthrow Of the great Repao
lean Union party to whom ss oses his position
City Of Philadelphia Convention to be con,
posed OF renegsdes from the Union Republican party Of
delegates from that party which opposed and II dele
gates from the Rebel Congress and Rebel armies And they
Spuo.ed the war Rebel Geuera and Rebel Congressman to
ha nt convention 10 the good City OF philadelphia
and means Government over into the hands
very that have fought 70 destroy u Tor more ans
~. 2 the President who was to be
claimed in his message equal and exact justice to
all men and who was so ready 10 interfere 70
p povsn it.eIf the enemy of our people. and
gven aid and comfort the Rebellion In this country for
5ors than four years (Dersye cheers DO not complain
Of he PRESIDENT for enforcing the neutrality laws 1t was
his duty themi Is his duty 70 ENFORCE III laws o
the statute But when another nation furnishes Vessels
90 anon our commerce. and and ammunition to the
enemies Of the Republic Notwithstanding II mas upon is
statute very same laws that are upon ous eones
cannot see the proprey OF our calling ont our armies 70
arrest every this land who proposes 20 ia DIS nsve
lnnd in its struggles Tree say ieow el,Hens y eh
hbited zeal which called for on the part Of the
President speak here to show the great departure OF
the President from the equal rights ana eale. justice
10 ali men proclaimed in his message NAN VINO
has the v Pn' pr freedom .. ii the world over viii
not be swift to put his LOOT upon sc,p eoP'ss
EeHy enc OF those measures opposed BY the socaed
Democ-aio party with ndrew johnson They Sd
the great ationsl amendment which had been sreaas
adopted so0saIs sq Ti6y IN Shs sOaed party
nsry which opposed the and which Is now sending
esgaes 10 .he Psadepha Convention They opposed the
~ slavery in the District Columbia they opposed
the civil Rights bill" they opposed the Du
9 tseT have opposed every Of reform
every act designed 70 secure equal rights 70 gu
kDs Now fellow citizens have very briefly run over he
history OF the present Admlnis ation and nave shown
to you its violations OF pledges hnt sa upon
shed and punished made to take back seats In the work
of that President has punished nobody ne mas
iss War and III had lime RON q
fetal reports that the hundreds Oh VI nv
which thew had abandoned ruin when fleeing before tne
res nj he Union and which became conDscated 70 the
oyernmept and which Andrew johnson sd snouia oe u
yded ont among the Of the army tns yefy properly
which now should belong TO those VINO .ne
Ion has been restored former owners Ihdt Is he way
that Rebels ore impoverished nave snoWn you ai b no.
instead making the Rebels take pneA liens ~
aie many OF them 10 Office, and he has issued paaohs 70
na ,fev NAV become Governors and legislators
10 belong 10 Union Republican party py WHEN
he was elected the party under whose auspes he
wy; oseI The War ike Vaandigham and Fernando
Mood with men fresh from the heoeI pSaI =. an
snb Carolina aud johnson OF Georgia anu WIN eoe MI,
rs lilo Chandler meet In Joint 1onvention ~
~, The nnrnose Of oyerthrowing the Union Republcen
placing Government unoer tne VI 'e
ery men who fought for more than ionr yeais ~
a. ha other hand shown you what the mon epup-
INN 49, mas done protect and defend the Union 70
msinain Justice, and 70 insure domestic usnquiy "
roeot all persons throughout the land IN their equa
e sbown you that this partyopposed by those VINO OPP
sd the war and sympathzed with tie Rebeon-s ne QUO
w. carried riumphany through the great CONSTITUTIONS
mendment aboishing Slavery and establishing Freedom
the party which placed a91 ~ ds S states The Con
su,ional amendment to which have referred IL Is the
f''' SPEECH OF Mr.. coLPAx
Mr. SCHUYLER Coli fax followed in eloquent speech rdiea
ing the manner in which the Copperheads no" oes ii '
soldiers vote The conclusion Of his speech Is as iono"s
These men sweet aooo, tne hs eol a, yoT
ask them how about the Lincoln hireings thsy 1oh ~
With hank features OF asonishment ~ u " Msie
f,r them 10 have said such thing thele mss az,
they sent good message TO tue hsn ,hsr hoie
were and pershing in the conflict wnsh .ns ,s
w. ~ al ana unburied On the batte.neds OF the oouin
when they up their Appeals 10y Tho br ay
more money 10 assist them In their woIs ine o|s,
sou, ~ Won will only send more men 10 MI ~
he gaps thai are mado IN our ranAs '.eoel H. n,
isry ana rebel nuskery. And many "a s.r
vaua0sd md uisl upaa ~ eSsssas's sAsA Vsa W.