New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

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In speaking Of tie seniucnts % The soldiers he referred to The
Convention. held and showed clearly Iat who had
T t nle' 81 t ,qSn scss nj disposed 70 yci H.
showed uas T W tVcoiccy TO TIE oisarch o. % spuih
ponsh oi the end tsaf under hnfrow Johnson.
d. snght then they forfd by their tina
m't OF us EAcelency IN the next oongrrss~ IRE parg
should DO Ict IN Che hands Of Sich ignorant
9nats d add inieGpease PIs1Ld "a a2g
,se ssh OF he lunkics who cugcd TO Jonsa bore g the
ha bui whea e eo out iae The wes, be met ritb dii,
err reception III had stopped rum his high position 20 insult
a nation and be ,onnd mca TO ding il in his tcei .
Turning to TIE political issues Of the canvass the speaker
bcIhcn; and Row the men who have 'bccn
ge,si 70 lay down their iriorcas arms clam
la ass into the Union They claim to % mi, in acsGrancs viii
vod Now. Tat was Illegal MOI necessarily
void and an ari that unconstitutional could yet be dcne in
SLATE action IN state tist was rot Organised in
accordance win The Constitution. Any state has
onvrs bot that would take anything FROM bc power Of
tn tcuIsi Government and would not aboye any mn IN
uaon resides in the sales which man;an contttutona gov
ernmens in eccerdone WITH the Constitution 81 W. uscd
back the Congress Of the loyal bound 60 say
That i could not allow the precedent 70 be esap ished
motion, and dom!nied an amendment TO The Constitution
prescribing the conditions which prudence sfaesuarshp and
honor dictated The southern States only withdrew from
the Union but they set separate government and separate
flag making upon tue milton And nov Mr. Johnson as
their mouthpieee had the impudeIoe demand for them
partnership IN the iosernne cna with te States which ad
ring to President johnson the speaker said he knew la hs
offered his the Rebels IN Sl Tho suspicion cpGid
not driven from his mind that he acted for cn cer since
that timH Al all events, II Andrew johnson had not
been the icePrgsitcnt, il i very certain that
The speaker said he himself in ivor Of bringing the res
dent to the lar House when he issued his hrst
srcon proamaon for he had IN the proclamation pre-,
slibcd government for those States He had usped
the duties Of the lawnakng power in prescribing these cond
the Rebel Ind surrendered % call Congress together
to prescribe terms for the return Of the seeded
the first moment of his taking his scat that he wa, the
United states Government and he bad submitted his
gard 20 The conditions Congcss had fixed he did not for him
voted oi whatever Nn- most dtsteui 10 the enemy he
would vote bo 'hc mum whom TIE Rebels hated most
have turned his blc the aud women who had alone
been oya and ade IA the during the war
thom h. would have Ind some few imprisonmeus
b1nlslmens and good NAN annspE. bai. taken rs
marvel OF mildncss, and mercy and magmuimity
making power country determined that the Rebels
shn accept Mr.. JonsOn Taiscs The cry That
state h h. deprived OF equal representation tie senate
without is Who deprived Them Of representation in
the Seuntci Thee went ort themselves raising their
hands and yownr distraction and vor against the
naon We have determined therefore, THAT those
states that wcn oui ON their own motion shod not come back
their motion lie thanked Gcd that they went ou and
a they hrcd upon sumter II the, had not done 80 The hand
OF LneoD wond have lccu lgwess against the Coppcneads
thcJ icJ 10 do on The Geld barilc Mr. johnson raises
another nt; ihTt the ioggi Representatives should lr INIT
ted Congress The speaker sal Zee would AK the e to
have some faith IN the iudgmc and wisdom OF those ne.
u Congress who created aun;c and nages and crushed
l;clol We say 10 CpnllvsS that viii rot receive
ans man whatever excited ia Rebel State 1--WE admit
and the certificate from the state officers
hi, election received recognize the authority 81 that
STATE Gn,crauau and conditions b. presented fur that
State amer that II one man Is admitted lrom Georgia
all the hive the right in taking tho oath
speaker crrcd 10 the danger ~ revolution
case ion party not triumphant In. abs election
There Danger of tan when Mt Ian
coin wa, elected Surprising Mr. johnson refuses 10
recognize the present Congress by not sending his
message a revolution could not BE- r'n.deL The only
prevent this scnd up ,ue mighty voice n No
Yrc that the aposaic should shrink back afEhef from
hi purpose Thank Heaven the greatest danger was past
and Oho had sad in thunder tones
thriuc ITSELF II the terrible taking OF OF the Prcs
dout should teach lis never a.an 20 trust bnse
hOrn dcmagogi'r prrtcHdius ~ b. converted 10 our
dcas the eleventh hour and that our greatest danger
Presidential usurpitiDn- Of thc President his blood
wnnd have been sod wholly in vain
Ashley remark. lrrqus Ltf Interrupted win 10
hrsa approval Loud cali tt"v
Hamilton Texas made ~ TIE clos, oi Cen Asacy
speech The Governor returned thanks for the welcome which
De- gleiycd bat declined o make speech accom- ~ te
Litguc-s oi the hour.
OUTSIDE MEETING.
A stand was erected outside the Academy and
large Hs.cbagr early gathered about H. The lcrtng
w.. presided over by j. Walter SO0p, esd, and addresses
were made by the Hon j. W Oikcy Geo Hoxic esq H.
lt lhtendcn and other gentlemen The meeting was en-
reued With singing by the "Od Banner ce Club aud Mr.
Pope the popular campaign vocalist