The New York herald., 1866-03-30


TO veto this bill be false TO his oath Who
stands by the President in Connecticut by that
chcering) Where is General Hawleys cres Of ''No-
where, on the wrong side rejoice that you have
Sarea IN spo ana and a
Johnson That man is Il. s cles Gland, Of Hartford
the best and noblest have had the days OF
Washington Applansel Will you stand by Epglsh
'' and your votes VIII You You return @ h him, ,VS despite Of
those republIcan Senator's who are leaving their
to ao@n and ssy
Will you allow your State TO be recreant In this great
lght for Andrew Johnson, English and the Unions
recreantyou have deserted tho bsst and bravst man
that ever vouchsafcd word in defence Of constitutional
lava man inspired with tho genius OF constitutional
system, and who Will not that system maed
impaired for he believes, with Lord Broughatn that
and he viii no, allow he great central iumnafy tho
federal power TO eclipse ovcrshadow consune The
planets that by the order Of nature and tho constitution
should revove In harmony around the federal system,
evolving from It's motions the greatest happiness 10 the
greatest number Of people AppIausel
On concluding, Mr. Cox received three rousng cheers
from the audience.
Mr.. ". 8. cLrvELAsDs REMARKs.
Nj. EDWARD 8 CLEVELAND, OF Hartford, tho next
He said he believed he had the credit Of possessing as
much brass any In Connecticut and 70 fellow the
last speaker somewhat proof OF IT, Hc wns agree
before him ne had been talking for the last rn days
/ end he came only 70 ask them 70 be governed by
the truths they had listened tonight on Monday
next At sbc poIIA (Chsern) He was net before
them as a condemned criminal by .. verdict Of
MS counsrymen bu. ne was ccgdensed BY
for Andrew Johnson He was tere 10 advocate the
policy Of Andrew Johnson policy which was directed
stood to-day the noble standard bearer s se deunoery,
insisting that the laws be obeycd and thai the tights cf
IN sspcoss of Andrew johnson. and every he had
met encousagsmsnt from all cszsssS Of his fellow cth
they would .isos sVS sSs - s.nasrd s'S bearer %
soa, y. Eagiish, 70 the 0ubesuaiorai chair LAP
rhk slossd The proceedings Tho s.ssmb,ass broke
up with cheers for johnson and English.
The Dirmsngnam Msstinx.
DrxnroaAx March a. 1850
This sosve and busy htsIs town n In the highest
sats of sxcsmens and agitation with regard 10 the ap
preaching State eectonS Parties here have always been
very evenly matched even In political contests equally
interesting and doubtful Tho republicans have
succeeded evea In the Of times. In gclng
jority q more than hundred hundred and twenty,
and In tho forthcoming their chances
sidsrabiy smaller The Presidents veto Of the civn
Rights bill has done much 70 open Tie eyes
OF the people 70 the true position Of tho two par
tics TIL tho news Of this last decisive measure
Of Mr.. johnson received many Of the ss
bgoted republicans deceived By the noisy and inces
assevcra,ions OF the ndios orators believed all
sincerity that there actually difference botwecn
the President and Congress- Now, however, they are
awskng 70 perception Of the case Many Of ,,em will
no doubt cas-, In their lot with the democratic party.
Perhaps moro will nnd themselves sorcy pcrpleyed
that fearing do wrong and Ignorant how 10 do right
they will remain neutral and no, at all The demo
Gratis exutng aud hopcfsl.
This evening there has been decided sensation IN tho
shape Of a larger and Intensely earnest johnson and
English meeting at Safhans Hall Tho was nIisd 10
ovcfnowng and the proceedings Of the most srr
tied and enthusiastic character
RynARrs or Mr.. W. d. sIsEor.
Ater the necessary preliminary formaii,ies had bscn
concluded Mr.. william y. Bishop introdd ddccd aud
made the following remarks;--Ater briefly reviewing
ths history q the democratic party dung the war and
said yellow citizens al the old hsues that the demo
eraic parry eon'sndei for prior 70 the brkny out 81
sf war have estnsaished H. ana t y ow s,o1hsd for
Az maiterof course tie is.ues eonnsted vita this
question have eone With IT, and We arr nos brossht
which depend IN my Judgment the future Prosperity
and happiness OF our common country. You viii re-
mcmocr iha; whom this war wrs inaagnrned was Tor
the expr fyed proe of preserving tie constitution 0f
the Cnipd staies You msy take every annual m '-ssse
delivered by Abraham Lincoln. from the tfno Lc lrsi
took his ssat IN nc Presidential chair down B. the
Of his feah, and defy you 10 hDf one sentence which
t. es.sd ". & wm uIon snyshns eso M man .s as,
been going for few years the innscs ~ scme
extent changed Coming down 70 the lat Presidential
Abraham Lincoln Cor President of TIE tinted states md
nominated for Vice President Andrew Johrsor q Tenn
ibs, disiIngashed patriot Andrew johnson ihcy know
what his political history had been In the psrf. They
knew what his position at that time was ana hcy hal
future when he stood In the senate Chamber and
fougat against all tho hos,s Of secession almost
assf he pTs.es,sd revolution which declared that
the was wased Tor no purpose Of conqner Or suha
uiuon, and thai these objects attained ,he war oagh,
20 ccase. The republican party knew their man when
they n.%na,sd e ~ sss, ,hsy ought q ssss ss.sa a
what is the doctrine Of congesf The Pres dent de-
ciarcs be has declared thAi State had right
manner manner could break loose from the federal boed
.oa .Ss' sS ssd rss Sa. s .s. s ''s~I sss s.
could never break coss from The tnIon Tsi The wsf
was carried On for ,he purpose ot snforeng that dotrne
position The Ire~idsnt has never moved II N ony be-
cause ihe radicals 10 conss~s have changed their ,eios
sss @ PRESIDENT Mt sua csnrs~' wiss does csag... 4.
sircy Congress takes the position thai these eleven
emitted % s'f ~ a ssa hss ey sA.a 30 as .sn
be rcprcsentsd IN either house of copuess unii
s.y ss., ss,n n,s.ts % % ss % spdsy s 'ss ss
This idea q caiiIng for fresh guarantees fro ssbJu
gated, conquered people Il 70 my nlnd aburdly AMI
Are We sfrsd q snf alr. We srs t.eay uiloss s x
people, pos~<sd of The wealth. All The power and eli The
military strength Of tho coanuy. We have the enemy
defeated, conquered prosirss under our feet begging
fos msscy, and yet ve the great giant of the North
down upon the i'sils psrmy q The scuth, vho rosdeu
under feet ana ash hn Cor r~<h snsrrne>s before
vc Iss him take brsnsh. q. ins1h ~ the
people ~ The North, n lnsuh " ue
power AMI grandeur ~ thess Nortbrrn ftsf
The radicals ssy sFan. "ws not 20 lhe ssafes IN
uns~ they wi rive be nczro~~ nsrrn1s" Their great
'dss Jss se~ isdssi ss>usp " b W srsp % nayu.si