The New York herald., 1866-09-18

carry desoaiion into the South cNop and cheor
Are we 10 be desoated agan9 t'Noi W II we stand by
you will you stand by us' tYes = and loud cheers1
Them gentlemen, In Gods name, success TO you.
loud and prolonged cheering.l
ORIGINAL
The choir then sang the following original odo.-
God save the Unonl" Tho foemen nigh,
Rescue sEe "a ss eit patriots. ss GSlon" the cry
save, save the stsrs born abovsi
Mes.os he State.
sworn our brethren 70 snite
Down with the traitors in Unlon dissuise;
Baansr ofisase% soais Ts :t :tii deel the skies.
Gladly 20 thee wen die.
God save the unouln The churches proclaim
"smie s'aiie iby brother for Union, for fame.
n'''a .sparsons. s,'n w', s1'ns XII. s.lorS rdssr
= Christians this ieAohl
Heaven enghten the blind
DoTa WIN na 'ae .aor though priest n dsgnise
Glady for Union Wen die
No G ser ssnn.T shS S 5Gf' m 'h" stand
sha Beam M .he u1 ras aosr ,ns s'hs,and
seyiS sy%s1 wss sra sSs p6fis; F;s...
with the south bound sy love.
shall view Heavens amile abovel
Down with the traitors in Union Disguise
:. Pace and ID rennionn tle cry,
Gladly for union wen die.
SPEECH or non wA a. Bisuop
Hon. WM @. Brnor, Of Conuecticut the next
speaker. He was glad 10 fnd that the Empire city
awake TO the important duty which now devOlvcd upon
IT. He hoped that the spirit Of Andrew Jackson would
must be preserved They In the midst OF another
revolution: they we're engaged In a strife which might
be frnught with more evils even than the rebellion
through which tho country had passed. thcy had had IN
this city rndicai newspaper-,A vo ce-"How yon,
Horace Greeley f'lwhich had promulgated tho doc
trine that the Southern states had the right
withdraw and sct mp government for themselves that
the people of the United siatos had in setting
up thoir government lGroans for tho Tribune
been led to believe that there would be cffor,
cocrce them, that they went into secession
"a voce-'Greeey wanted 10 yet sn OF clothes -
II the people OF the South Ind believed the people Of the
North 10 be inspired with the sentiment of Andrew
Jackson, that by the Eternal the Union must and shall
he preserved' thoy would have taken tho fatal
step. Tho candidates for Governor and Wee Governor
Of this stae. who bad Just addressed tho mecIng APP
peared TO him to be very respectable men, and yet he
would not he surprised 10 them hcfaded Tho press
some OF thesa days being esgued with thieves and
mnrderers just as Andrew Johcson was now denounced
by the uariisan press copperhcad and traitor IL
wonder that foreigners should suppose that
Amercnns, by their showing, nominated for Office
none but consummate scoundrels. tLanRhtcr) They
now more enlisted IN the for tho Union
Horace Greedy and Wendell Pbipa aud their new com.
peer Rombastes Fur9so Bnter-tProans for each wcro
now urging cvil war The two former had been
celebrated in their attempts to destroy the Union and
"a create secession the latter had shown himself 10 bc
signal failure in war lie trusted that the efforts or
this trio would be foled.
cAarMos sosG
A campaign song to the tune OF x Wen all take n
ride was sung by eccentric genius the sandthe
crowd JOINING IN tbo cDOrus. the sentiments OF tho
song, anpauding President Johnson and ridicnlng
Horace Grceiy and Bethel Fisher Butter we're much
enjoyed.
vocg PROM KKnrcKy
Judge EMERY, Of Kentucky, the next speaker.
He pleaded for peace for the South II was not such
JeU Davis who most responsible for the
rebellion, but such men nj Wendell Philips, who had
made the most eloquent accession speech urging the
people OF tho South TO go and 10 stand not upon tho
order of their and telling them that the people
of the North would build golden bridges for them.
iGroans for Wendell Phillips He pledged Kentucky
for Andrew Johnson and said that NJ the people Of that
$ alto had been told that tho have been waged
for the abolition of slavery th~y would net have sent,
they did their forty thousand brave soldiers into the
federal ranks, but would have becn likely 10
have them with lighted torches against the North
He spoke in landaon OF the patriotism and of
President johnson In resisting secession Cheers FOR
Andy Johnsop) when had Andv johnson asked for the
"Never.'') A truer patriot of more iron will
stood the earth and VIII he took his stand all
the devils Of he'll coud drive him H. Cheers
and laughter When and where for thirty Ave years
had Andy johnson fsilcd' (fScvcr') And he
would not fail now. fCheer.b Failure was not written
on his banner tCbcers,l
siSriyg
Professor Oneyis boys here sang new version of
Rally ronnd TIE flag" followed BY tho ode ivy coun
try, ns OF thee"
Mr. DvrSy os Staten Island, the speaker bat
the display of fireworks which Just then made
the stand rather nterered with the attention paid 10 his
remarks
The crowd was more stracted by " fireworks than
by eoquenoe an0on there censed ~ be any auditors
and consequently &c spsssiss rnss toa stop