New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS.
~ TELEeRAPH TO The TKIBUSE.


IMMENSB UNION DEMONSTRATIONS IL BOSTON
FANEUn HALL, BOSToy Nov So o'clock p. NJ
The Republicans are having rang meetings oil around the
circle Of which Boston is the center. tonight The Old
Cradle OF Lbty dency packed early houI listen
eminent speakers who had been announced Long before
the hour Of opening Of the proceedings standing place
could be obtained Col Wright made an Introductory speech
in which he said thcrcwerc other suc meetings 10 this city
His M out was ID reference 10 the Eight Hour mo, emcn lie
said wofkngmen had found solid encouragement IN The
Republican party and IN u only which had eAnobed freedom
not symIaihize with the freed lsboicr properly ap-
pTeciatcs his interests. The interests OF labor
everywhere and among all classes are identical and
Only demaggucs would seek 10 establish parties founded on the
supposed clashiug interests Of labor against capital
ExGOy Andrew was introduced President ard re.
ceed with cordial applause. lie is in feeble Lea and
therefore made brief speech He said Ee lad hoped for
cancellation Of tie late hostile sections early day after
the end o. the military conflict that the politics Of The country
would DE no Longer sectional but nationals ana that the war OF
the whole nation would derove geographical grounds
but on principles but by OF the detection Of Vice
same nd Of controversy which embodied In the II
was no, seeking We would have been glad receive
back into the fold OIL the effng states hey had presented them
selves in the gue Of ferentuni cheerful friends He did not
blame the Rebels 80 much for The present state Of lngs ~ those
IN high once WHO bad ius eu the SOuih he tNeu mat
the leading Rebels DID not desire TO come again into con.
1ct any Kind Nth the North distinct power The proper
reconstruction o. We S9u'h was 81 egoh1ihc alu ~
dusta reconstruction The leading Rebels knew that The
work and seep work 10 repair their ruined fortunes Great
harm had been done by inducing them to abandon such true
theories which they felt ana become again partisan Ohtegus
But as this sectional issue was forced upon as We are prepared
10 meet II a1d abide by apese and The DAY that witnesses
the Of Victor Emanuel into liberated Venice will wit
ness the triumph OF universal freedom here lAppause He
believed that the result OF tie election tomorrow would end
this struggle and that the aders Of the south will see that
thef on! nope hts "a tle great united hepuO'hh party ara
they viii never again 10 Phiadcphe for wool and go back
UnadIeracd eresy lie had known since be
entered political life aud the bet commentary on IL was that
author had found that like Balaam bis had turned
into blessing FOR tho people OF God and 10 use an old
prOycTb His curses bad come horne 10 ioot Cheers
De t1.fff aufs a. lgflfIN
clecled Aer paving a compliment ST. Hanlu, the
con,nued his comparison Of Bsaam aud Raymond
little house behind IL the work done By the Philadelphia
Convention The people had gwen Just judgments in the late
the problem Of reconstruction addresses Itself 10 the political
Whenever their win declared IN the proper il Is Con-
stuioAay perfected Tie constitutional department having
in THEN reports reconstruction arrived al conclusion IL
binding al men ~ good citizens and especially The
President Error, OF The Government can only be ecthcd by
the people Themselves The President appealed to them nnd
this result bad appealed from The people TO the Rebels them
se r. aIl G e a1a or U s hs ccss
would stand by their Congress OF 60 AFTER the strange gods set
up Al PHILADELPHIA would De answered to morrow ms IL had al
ready Ind been answered elsewhere lChcers F1Gov An
drew concluded by eulogcs Of Hooper nnd rwtcheL
ExNicc President Hamlin received with immense OPP
paur The issues presented 10 The canvass few but o
Il. importance We have arrayed against very
same nea who against during The Rebellion II ought
10 teach us that our duties are to-day as then Ii
said that this condition Of things ought not 10 exist We
testing the last phase Of Republican Government We have
tried It's power and testing the power Of
Democracy withstand the detection Of the whom
iuused with power We viii out OF thin struggle pre-.
ccy as we came OF the other Bepubcanm with rnd
Gated and triumphant TheIebe ia the south was moereect
able man than other division Of opponents the Copper
heads The Tories of the Re, oluon patriots in compafsoh
Copcrheads because the Tories had no precedent n his
tory 70 show Republic cOud succeed whereas Copper.
heads had before their ercs the example OF prosperous Repub
lie n century old Cbees We TO decide
polls rccOlsYuctOn were 10 be. The
President had power interfere than any child They
were rights exclusively. E,estbng the President had
done Was usurpnton persisted would teach him the
lesson that Gen Twitchc pats up al along his ran.
road; Look ont Tor The engine vhie the bell rings"
Cheers There were no Governments whatever In
the u Lcbe States when the ended. IL was
the province Of Congress 10 organize item Tie Presidents
duty was simply to do their will We OIL wish that all the
States Union hut II cannot have just let
them rciDain TIL the ast moment Of recorded time Jap
pause We would had peace and ffHnqaly already
everywhere had President not ncfcrc where he had
right interfere We wish him 20 exercise his just powers
but viii hot permit tLcCa Ia
order end this unhappy Of things must etaAd by
the rcplesCptaiitcs Who OOd ly iAIla4fc Mr. Han
fa0d FIAT IT, hc had had the power 10 WCid have hang
q cW of the uUD,ipll Rebels Iinas continued ai1