New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
MEETING IN THE UNION LEAGUE HOUSE.

.on,s,ticn as aoing on broing sunlight that made
Bteod perfect oven, another meeting was held in the
Recepop Room Of the League House. The NewYoTk dele
nton was present force and together wrh fair sprnk
other delegations and large number Of prominent
citizens filed the room from wall wall Fred. Douglas
as tromnebsy in the throng Gen Sherman Walbdge Of
HeuYork was in the chair assisted by the ioowin5 Vice
Presidents and Secretaries;
Vice Presidents New York State Delegation Francis Geo
Chadwick Fitzhugh Smith, Chas Lane Gen. III ~ Ire
Isaac Patt samuel Harris john A. 6riswod Stephen n
Wright George Dawson, j: l. Hil Edward Carey WIZ ~
BuTIsigb Henry Churchill l. r. Noble james c. longwel
Nsk ]. b. CSTyL Chas H. Erwin Albert Sherwood CoL
'S The New City DsegstOnPredepts-G Hiram
Wee FTssdentsThe Hon Jackson s. Schultz Col Philip
Hamilton Major james Haggerty. Col James A. Hamilton
EDWARD Cromwell Samuel B. Campbell, the Hon Hugh L.
Witt Gen Gostsye p DaIant The hSn George Hail. Tho0
seeretAIiss-GeOTge W. Benson, BrooEyni L. p. Noble
SsscIpToNs or HIRAM wALBRIDGE o. NRw-YoRK ADOPTED
THE DELEGATION.
The following resolutions have been unanimously adopted by
Thai appointment, oee and In the change Of i1gu,
tssss public be peEiormed That e practice which
pprro.e 10 great and dangerous which
rea bat when the power Of nomination Of on Gals vested
sossse Department promotion Of his pe'Ons
apprehension for the Pseuy Of Constitutional government
tH tss sbrary rsaovs d true oe
oplusn Of Rebels and beI ynPahseTs IN nsiI pa
- once re and SnspsIent and tia; danger TO popi
ios party pesen Objects can the whole people 20 ,a
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mr. tribunal constituted BY an authority bdepend
Rrsd That he dsseoO Of Andiev nom the support
Rg e% .pT saf 10 enforce under Tho esnom.n sf Ny
FObey Oous his betrayal q the PSe .,.oesiss By whom
making conceal h hostility 70 popular nights BY
pocy i An I'd eeviss those who elevated 70 power BY too
.S s psO .s, S bc Sa we TSs, Wi meet he Just con
Ss@Sstos Z Al indignant ana betrayed constt0sney
TIE same spirit beuaed this meeting actuated the one
outside deere for thorough interchange Of OPiDcoIa
love teas. we might en- lIwhere man eneo % ma1 az I,
b. protected entirety The great speaker Gov
Carn himself with stating tie purposes Of the
meeting
SPEECH OF GOV CURTIN.
Gov Andrew g. Curtin escorted 10 the hsl Of the New
YORK delegation and introduced by the Chairman GeD Hrsm
Walbridge the following words Gentlemen, permit
present q the NEST usous defenders Of the
Republic The soldiers friend the Governor Of the Keystone
state whose noble and generous thd patriotic oetos are EN-
blmed In the heart Of every son Of the Empire slate zap
Gov Curtin said be was exceedingly hsrpy to the gen
temon representing 50 grand state ard especially ihose
their country Applause This occasion was indeed uuex
Peeied bot he let hspnss of ihst ley met pDaer
FIELD Of battle &C GO troops where The fatigue Of
thirst quenohed This in Philadelphia whose private
hence aud Christian charity and pairote loyalty TO the sol
tbe troe lessons Of the Appanse Tie Convention Just
nov adjourned on the outside go ne peo e on the platform
IiaHse He favored the passage tie pending amendments
as oenser3g ILe rus resllis Of Triumphant var earrod
out We have peace prosperity and enlargement harpntss
70 Ss ISs &. aSS gS sna power 81. 70 tSs IL
New Y0f the ofoyay and Of human rights needed the
presence speakers be could sincerely tender what little
Gov H6wley Of Connecticut followed expressing hope
60 Do .Oisethins in Hsioa with the grea; coeventsn
soStsn vnioTst The M0TAsn esegSs' sS91S meet &c;
battles q The South in the North He felt sad Within
and half after the close Of the war hard TO realize the
usrADoes The Rebels elaorous &c heard Con.
Ts I Sss . ct in 1 E s. sPd sssy 0Ss ,se I
loyal men The s0sss SegsSd' on toe o.s sHG ICES
are sssd ony three weeks $50 Rebels aud their SYM.
Pstssrs embraced each o;her in his city These Copper
Of Their being socesfa without Rebellion being Ddorseo
prss. bore sS Cen Grant would not lean 70 he South
II not successful Il were better that we et the South
SdEsss COD and By Els sd we Sosd aaS three
Gen wSbTidcs Of NewYOfk said that when the standard
Of revolt was raised 10 one sOoe fTner than Senator Chahe
s.tor Chandler believed chat no one present would deny
She doctrine Of total epav expressed oy johnson and
seward GrOsns and Kisses Never has this country been in
J.Enson satisfied thst he s iOI the Union
He had TOO much fa1 IL Providence 70 believe that Re wiz
TIE great HsoP WI Ts5Ss ' s,s AseT s,
bs hight 90 other than . .dvse Congress who VIII
adOrf they choose II be executes the lava wen
ssS ' 0 a ssSs for 1sS Ss
svsa there il regard to the rS issue
He s thAs johnson h bot tool in the hands Of the Kebe
SCUM VIZ not elected VgSS the platform q sss
ton Of he Northern debt One Union msn sad Rebel gen
sOutss fsprssensatTes from he ReSs Wished 70 pay
bouptes 70 southern soldiers Alexander Stephens an ID:
hs Wee PSssenSy Of re Rebson TO carry The Union men
Of TIE Union he sent his card to him as brother Sen
Pfssdsnt q the socsed rressmsn from the
south are unwsshed Rebels they were not included the
wanted few Northern carry ont their
Congress We, noble sOSy S7S .'S Sopd y 70 corrupt v
u may be and il may be thousand mons They
me amount q Millions viii be offered We are not safe for
half hour without passing the Constitutional amendments
I sbut The about ssrd that the an 6d Who saw
spps roll down h and asked why he did not swear
ss sf ssSafd %Oad dr. rule than rum He
At heart trsr 70 the country he then rese an extract
drew johnson once said Treason IL a crime
Much cheering laughter and many feuarEf were made
during reading and lie concluded with perfect Doar Of
snIed hs be had too act confidence n Gods goodness TO
believe He wiz suffer Andrew johnson allow tie
victory urt We eonoIned His 1t Israel forty
TesJs 10 be educated 70 sny TIE promised lard We should
take years educate tie Rebe fitness TO enjoy the eoan
NY
T. j. Dsly o. Erie Hew.York oseIed resolrtlon
Gen WAbsidee Of New YORK spoke in euogy Of Lirooln
and said hst tteTe was no one on whom he leaned than
lie Governor was cTcduced ard received with the widest
applause Indeed by TIE way. have meeting
Were mere good feeling unanimity snd enihpsssm were
marks TIE President were at spey and iore
he and Grew on Iosra sf round OF cheers II had been
Gov Yass termed him his peroraton and spoke Of SUI
i,age lot ne hAsk anG Lsis1seS as specimen
senator Yates eehoaGsd Mr Douglass escorted to the
great gee againg tie country give to bis
sn aedea 10 We give as. y a hls as