The New York herald., 1866-09-05
THE NEW JERSEY DELEGATION.

Speeches Of the Rev. Dr. Newman, Of New
Orleans, Colonel Baylor, Of GeorsIa,. und
Others.
PnnADxLrMA, Sept. 4, 1865
meeting Of the New Jersey delegation was held at
the Assembly ROOMS corner Of Tenth and Chestnut
Streets this evening. Governor Ward, Jack Hamilton
Ben. Butler and others announced 10 speak and
notices TO that effect distributed all the city
but notwithstanding the liberal announcement the
tendance was very silm consisting il did OF N,
hundred persons, several OF whom OF -
children.
srfron OF REV. Mr. SEyc REV. Mr.. Nrw-
The great gun OF the evening waS NOT become HIM 10
MAN. Of New Orleans He said ia SNEAK III OF 4 rulers
speak Ill Of rulers but they m recon ,ncted state
NJ e s,d han yeu reey admiration for President
Lincoln than he mad but "a wan;an,,n II puIer nom
,sr Ter Il he had never M reRsina rresRisisna tApplanscl
'"J snT, svmrmThre@ cheers for Ben Butler Loud and
pi1,onsea saasYcs, il was verv unfortunate thing
tbet Butler displaced and the state was ahmied 10
self government as i was wnen fresaen ,,s Johnsom % %
whose hands were stained With the blood of Union men,
Union mon lopscr safe In property ana person
and desrous of reviewing themselves from the rebel
woke they sttemFfcd 10 hold convention. and you
know with what result The men OF the convention
were massacsd in cold blood. and am sale IN saying
that the slaughter OF these martyrs be traced directly
10 Andrew Johnson, President Of the United States
Tho spsaker then paid passing trbate OF respect 70
the mcmory OF Dostic and others who suffered during
tne riot. OF the Yankees in New Orleans he had no
good opinion and believed them to be the mcancst men
10 the South They thought Of nothing but tue all
mighty dollar and Of them londer Of making
money than thoss who right from Boston, Laugh
ter The reverend gentleman then went on 70 ay mat
there chance for Union man 10 snceeed ia Lou
is.ana. Union men were oil marked, and tho rebels
would not patronize them. several members of the
Louisiana delegation In this citymen wei yersed
In their rrofe iopswerc unable 20 earn living IN the
state oulsans -ensaton.b The newspaper press OF
New Orleans came full share OF abuse for the
view they tok ~ anirs down there. The speaker then
passed Ia the letter OF The Rev. Henry Ward 5cccher
which he criticized very closely He was aprrehensiye
that the letter might produce wrong impression, ana
tried hard IL from the minds OF the audience
In conclusion the speaker mourned over the ronditd
of things in iae south. They actually buried thefr4nd
| In Confederate flags sang the Bonny Blue Fia1 the
their bands played .'xie' right under tho fob free
stars and Stripes the questions Of free spcd before
curch and free schoolsin the South must baon IL
those Southern States admitted 90 thfnfage there
also necessary that thore should he Expended the
too tAppiause)-ior upon that issr
OF all loyal men in the South. skytog
RyaARKs OF raLnsfgia delegate ~ the
Soonel y y. BAyLon OF i.ic next speakers hat there
southern convention wMrgs beyond thc fact that
was nothing new IN ms sd negroes in Georgia, whose
there we're eighty thoy few loyal white men ,hcr
votes tossther WIN Xcvernmat and crush The rebels
couiu Son,inn ne - hcgrn vote they could 10 no,ns'
. oun ,suaa mmnVns vs could accoinplih auythns