The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16
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The great mass meeting Of supporters OF The Jscs
Hamilton Convention 10 over. and IL becomes the duty Of
an impartial cronicler Of events 10 pronounce
IL decided nzzc Al the Cooper Institute las, evening
some six or hundred people assembled response
TO tho appeal OF few ultra radicals and when they had
assembled they evidently didn't know what they had
assembled for. Some asserted that General Butler was
70 speak others that II General Banks, and few
very knowing radicals opned, with many owiiike
shakes or the head that they should have good speak
Ing, at any rate. Towards eight O'Clock, however,
II was announced semi oaloaliy-that is the
man behind the door OF tho committee whispered
II to the policeman duty front that Gener nj Boiler
WINS not coming, and that General Banks would have
como, only they gave him no time prepare speech
Tho committee then frightful state OF corporate
periurbaion they actually did know whom To q.t
to take the chair. suddenly y bright idea occurrcd 10
Of the members-they would send for Mr. Greeley
Aud for Mr.. Greeley they accordingly sent In very
short time tho cappng OF hands denoted tho appearance
OF Mr.. Carbohydrates counlonanre by tho wsy IRE.
sissibiy reminded rreverent obsery OF nsh aud
milk-foowed by halfa dozen other gentlemen, who
pass for an army the staee-t =, ,hcy scattered
themselves about a. much possible ia order TO make
good show and look imposing.
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Directly The speakers ~ the evening made their ap
pearance colorcd gentleman stationed himself a. a
reporters deck and began 70 ako notes Of everything
and everybody With preiernatgral activity. What
system No wrote, or how he wrote II, or where he
learned H. who he wrote for doponont sayctl
suffice t. he was there and performed his wor. With
considerable junction..
ArpsscE
II q singular factor by means a Singular
fact, Jus, AZ the reader picasesthat iheto wcrr not
more that dozen ladies present ssd these seemed az
Gases IN desert OF bfoad,loih oI the males tho
the greater portion appeared to bc highly respectable
old farmers. and intcruing.d wh tuen certain
number Of male and female, Old womeu who evidently
believed that they Who did not believe IA ule raflcasin
gong 20 tue devil necessarily. A Dir. Conway,
who has held ohics under the Freedman Barcau. was
observable FOR bis extreme dies r. 10 be seen, and he vol
unfairly took upon himself toe part Of fugienan 20 The
company seneiaiy-when he piped they danced when
they went into cxiacles of applause.
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The Grs, speech was from Mr Hopce Grccley rlo
was nnan mousiy appointed chairman. Ne bricfy
marked The o1cci Of The meeting symphhike
sth those who htd been batcheref because q their
giecIcd ~ state h, What wy the sSmIaihy
o. the meeting woad 10 OF nss T. them
now. The committee he sad, had mod 20 get
General huucr, hut is'led but houhl'ce. be
would srea. 10 them Under these cifcGin tanoes
the nndepce could not he expected 70 =" ~ yotv large
amount OF enthusiasm at 80 short notice. M nrerey
then introduced the Rev T. w. Conway, who ~ voice
somewha, like that Inscribed 10 Mr. Vincent Crnmnlos,
stated thai they had not come toleheg 70 Ie 9ce bu,
! YsThsr to noun He aysrred, among other iL,"'' :
| tho conduct u the ccloIsa ''~"''~ - - 80, ~,
&c "..iocd by ieuess Of gold the ky which BY the
way, would produce curious eject hitherto unknown
| 10 Astronomers Whom Mr. Conway spoke, the
| samo chalnci honse vote. of Andrew Johnson, q
| great many 'heered ani few hssed, bat the
| cheers ultimately overwhelmed Tho A.es. Bul
ID wa not i, the cnd Of Mr. Conway orsfon that the
true object OF too meeting became known He proposed
Ia. nps spontaneous" collection 10 aid OF tie acg.
o,i.srs s, ed people, and With that Wow prod csd
nrap,raa r.no,. commencing three geuIeincn
snsncs commitsc tn. "spontaDeous collection Wa
therefore taken up aud. ,-his p,.'. suenuyn va ~
irao,ed 10 another direction NJ, "ree'ey risy ero,aea
himself and dfoprc. nye dollar biz M. NE oWh ~.
Alter this very interfering ceremony Mr. osn".
announced b. speak Tho encouragement Wv
| in silence until u became known that Mr. Gsrnot va
sa when the appliance OF the audience nds~s
| THIS Eentisnian-an 0lessinous type OF the race
opped that The rgsson why the Biblical Moes- d..
not tse the TELEGRAPH because the telegraph M
l aur,>, inca mmensey. Dr. Newman OF New Orleans VA
tue nee, speaker, and he spoke OF tho recent riots
4 New Oricshs with that oisasiuous shake OF the vol
/ which In she pn,-it always implies emotion ne ssos
first OF the Bnfier whom they had
there on tina, OCCASION which the checrn ne va. ,cr
faint indeed Ha then pssed 10 tho consideration Of NJ
New Orleans olcals, and ci-,racierized the Hon.
Howell as the AR stides Of New Orleans IRON hs Ia
tho prime gator Of the late Tos and whoe nsn.e h.
declared mad been coupled VIII that OF Jererson Dtyis
lie that wbst the paopie military pro o.
lion equal franchise, Universal amnesty, aud tie adop.
ton OF the constitutional smcudmcni. passed by Con
sresa when thes, had been awarded tho South II
world be % fair way 70 be thoroughly reconstructed.
Last Of al came DR. Randolph. Dr. Randolph called
the President dog and d~csrri that Mr. johnson rs-
Infinitely inferior 10 hmseifan assertion shic, the
more likely 90 remain nndispro'ed sace the mental
c.lhIu Of Dr. Randolph remained undetermined ~ hs
gIeech
The fne.,fpy then adjourned