New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16

South say whoever utters 1t uefs "hae 70 VIZ, w.
When the rebellion went your business men Fastened "
open their relations with the South Your ofs WEI" .
ready send their money there You here ,nd hnid mn
the wasted portions the country The near aAd
people the South bat hostile to the cause y ouS o
Now Republicans OF NewYork let me say 70 you t1s one
word DO not trust TO shouting and Neoes are TO be-
sPEECH OF MARTIN j. TOWNSEND
,,prry 'Tow~spyn es1 of Rensselaer, County followed
in an energetic speech He esed their opponents who were
"pratng about Constitution, win thoso "o 10"
,t riots m isl3 and opposed the Observation-Disclosures
Seymours friends As consequence OF hc P " T tpaiy
tnS & When Won hear man pratng about the Constitution
lenouDce him n traitor" lie was right went
Sen in Office ar ong them who elected under the Constu
ton then could legal election be heu . ~
this State had violated the Constitution Decae my %
admit not legally elected A AN aIsd in The 6r pSn ac
ples Of hit The Rebels should be admitted when Wiling 70
accept Pan ,fr Johnson but Congress If Andrew
i,i the law he for one would shrink from making
him anenabIe 10 law The Rebels suors asking
in he sand and one Democratic friends along and
said the engineer That locomotive by It's constructor
Locomotive had first be put on the track and when hy 80.
ready TO put under and hoist II on the track
hey would do IT, He did not desire oneness oil mnu a to
North Republic must have intellectual war OF ideas IN
the very nature things Not of intelligence ana man
hood believed that Congress debented too long Deano OF
Ohio who doubtful that point was let out put men
like Thad Steyens-strong men-were elected unanimously
They had still noble IHamln had been elected Vice
President Abraham Lincoln would have been alive to day
some in the crowd asking for REPETITION Of this sentence
the character of the man, the Union party had not an
had done 10 make treason odous than any
Judas Iscariot Orr and Couch might mIeh up 10
Gods throne at some time arm III arm put ne anos a
march together in the other direction Loud laughter anu
cheers.l ..,, , A., p
dent announced that Fremont not present. ana then
elected enthusiastic cheering by announcing ha Horace
Greeley had been nominated for the Fourth Congressional D
ADDREa OF COL. McKEAy.
Col las McKRAS # Kentucky then introduced, and
said that year and hah people imagined the m
enum had Lee and johnson surrendered and the
feeal flag waved victorious They imagined war was AZ IN
andasting peace had come that the country was now
safe from all commotion But alas those who thus reasoned
failed TO take into consideration that the country was cursed
with Vice President and that VicePresident was not Han
nb Hamn Cheers The hslS Of wee
An What record had the Vce'Presidents made some
O' The Vice. called Burr Calhoun though tn. frs,
2 s. sPi a as'yfe . Ts,s In Ss
These vice. Ike their vieiou. .r.ee. agree.
TO ' JoSa:on S' S Ssa east the
Secretary Of State has asked Would You have PTe,de,
State in asked the French people What will you have
Napoleon, President Emperor They would answer ns
made himself Emperor" So Executive who casts down
the loyal people and puts above them red handed
dsperses convention Of patriotic men-who dehounce
Congress as traitors - the Executive who does these
things n ,.s1, fn Andrew Johnson S ask. wRat Napoleon Ill
did when the French people plant tools as clerks WSo etSu
his DEGREES and say what shall we enact Woua teey
give him such Congress The speaker went on TO denne
what Republican party proposed 10 put into the Consu
ton We are ordered to work and to pray He would give
Nov good Lord for this prince who comeh here seeking
earthly crown we pray tho speedily 70 gie MIN heavenly
AppRiss oP THE HON LYMAN TREMArs.
The Hon LYMAN TREMAN was the next SPEAKER lie ASKED
the OF the great interest felt In The present
campaign. IL was because Of the claims impudehuy
put forth by the President and the Rebels II was De
cause OF the refusal these secure by consul
tutiona Amendment the fruits Of the war IN assuring ,he
rights Of the loyal population OF ne SOUTH "a @
rebel and securing the payment OF the loyal debt VINO Sere
The parties issue At the head OF the motley thong on
side stood the old bad man who having accustomed N
himself swing round the circle had SWING roHha rom
loyalty doynty and nfamy He eoniraed tne sanus s
stewart l. woodord gallant soldier on the one SIDE
sustaining the Administration during the coupled with
PrTn who allowed himself be used Slocum was last year
ms1r generals Uniform they had undertaken Japan IT,
Laughter and cheers There three questions involved 10
lions f peace be settled Pcsdenthe man power
by Congress the popular branch Of The %
Rebel State or The fT.S ss, PSy TSd Shall ,Ss
Rels and their Government control this Government shall
s Government control the Rebs He reviewed the promises
aud the performances Of Andrew Johnson and declared that
shamccs broken and traped under loot false 10 h party
false TO his honor aud that without single
Of hi. perhdy. ICheenl Andrew johnson and hls
and both condemned eternal nfamy The people
that Union party Of the country who saved
shall dictate the terms OF peace 10 repentaht
rebels Before they back they must accept these terms
And fear but they will accept them, when they ieei
that they must deal directly with the Union party
and that johnson cannot save thcn-knowing In thelr
hearts that they are Just and magnanmou loheers.
The term Radical which, from term OF Teproach was
fast becoming one Of honor well applied TO the
Republican party IL meant 10 20 TO The root OF the mattel
and IL the determination Of that party TO root ont
slavery Secession to root out treason all and all ts
supporters and finally the peace and honor Of the country
Demands Andy johnson himself zap
piauseJ Mr. Tremain paid MS respects 70 MI Oaney na
merry Andrew of the who had done HIM the honor
make n Joke at his eXpcnse-that he thr J. MAZE
a long sermon Weeping Hall MI H. must
have conounded localities The weeping hall they had read oil
was that at Philadelphia when Couch and Orr walking an
arm drew tears the Bread snd Butter politicians ana
from the tender hearted President and doubtless any were
present when Mr H. read the election returns OF NO
vcrnber next they would another weeping Hall
Laughter and cheers
JUDGE PARKER OF TENNESSEE
was next introduced IL being then IL oclockan hour wien
az the President said fashionable people went out to spend the
evening The audience paid him the compliment OF voting 10
hear him well repaid tor their attention AT the close
OF his repeated cheers wee given for the State ticket
for Union and for Congress and the meeting separated