The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-03
OAMDNN AhEAIRs.

hhPUbLlCAH mkEItNG.-Ine second OIL
a series of meetings given under the auspices
OF the Union Leagueb was held In the Camden
Court House last evening. The hall was filed
to 0verhow1ng by an enthusiastic audience. MIR.
}. ID. Reinboth was called to the chair, and
made an able address, at the conclusion intro
ducing Hon. John M. Broomall, of Pennsylva-
MIA, who spoke nearly as follovs:-
Your Ch irman has said belong to the pestife-
rOus body OF men known es the Thirty ninth Con-
gress, called by the President of the United States
'the pretended Congress, or socalled Congress
Government /" From the remarks of his Excel.
ency upon various occasions during his sentimental
journey from Washington westward and back, and
from the manner IN VIII oh some of my inconsIderate
coll agues have replied TO his remarks, you may pro.
badly como ude the affection existing between
representatives is not remarkably strong;
that the attachment at least is not vivid You woud
probably arrive ct the co0clusion that the President
OF the United states, although he went mourning
on bis Journey as matter OF form, would not more
than very doubtfuily mourn for the rhIrtT-ninth
short, the Executive and the Legislative branches
Of this Government have quarre led, and they
quarrel to you--to the people Of the United
Siates--to decide. The people of Pennsylyania
have decideo u Tor themselves. You will have TO
decide It for yourselves on next Tuesday. The
peOple.of Pennsylvanla have decided IT for them
selves IN such way that, probably, will not much
natter me distinguished public func'ionary that oc
cuples the presidency OF one of these
ne may Dc further inclined TO think when he hears
the verdict OF New Jersey, he will be no better
pleased AS this cause OF quarrel has been submitted
by both compOnents 20 you NJ is highlv important
tDet you should understand IL. Doubtless, you do.
do not expect to say any thing tonight but what
every one who hears me knows as well as 1, but it
VIII 90 no harm TO iece the cause OF the quarrel. The
LegisRtye ana Executive branches differed upon the
81 estion OF ieconsruchng the States that have
been aiely In Rebel ion. The speaker then gave
lucid description the course adopted bY Congress
and the one adopted by the President; the audience
mantfestne their appreciation by frequent bursts
ofappiause.
Lx-Governor Pollock was then introduced.
and spoke IN substance as follows:-
desire, my fellow.coUntrymen, to detan you but
ave.yI " moments, after the very able exposition
you have had Of the issues presented Ior your de-
here to-niah and to know that New Jersey Is awake
and not only awake, but determined on tho day OF
States of America 1t has been my pleasure
Tor the ast week or two to be In certain portions of
n and uness NJ tSs aha abe meet
ohaAsed on tuesday next New Jersey will take her
place 0udy BY the side of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
the otht etates that havs rebuked methodlcay and
eloQuentiy we base miscreant that disgraces and pol.
lutes the onA'slonce occupied by Washington and
TO compliment Spdrew Johnson do not attribute It
TO want of memSY. / desire to utter the truth be-
Andrew Johnson Md SO did many 'SSeo Of vo1 nSr
with all my heaTtA regret it. regretted
NJ MS nomination. chillspn over me when heard
man. had known HIM foSsix years in Congress-.
ne occupied seat very near .Re, although we DIFF
in olerant, ignorant, self conceit5d-and whatever
else Yen may Please 10 add-man vas not in tnat
The speaker continued in the sameAstrain for
about half an hour, ara retired amidst spplause.
Hon. Edward MCPHERSON was then introduced,
and made an able address, bringing forth the
plaudits OF his auditory.
At the conclusion OF his remarks, Mr.. Rein
both the able and efficient President, made an
very sug estive pr Proposition, that we do adjourn
to meet on Tuesday morning next at the polls,
to do our duty as becomes citizens of this great
and enlightened country.
The meeting adjourned with cheers for the
whole ticket.
As the bail would not hold a quarter Of the
people assembled, a meeting was organized out
sidi, which was addressed by Hon. Leonard
Myers a d Others.
The s'Bovs in Blue" and the ''South Ward
Campaign Cluon were In attendance. After the
adjournment of the meeting. the two clubs
made street parade. The sidewalks were
crowded, an6 houses we're iliuminated; and at
the corner of Fourth and Market streets num-
Der OF ladies' occupying verandah, waved
their handk erchieis as the procession passed.
The meeting and parade were brilliant sue
cess, and even exceeded the snticlpations of
those who b d them In charge. Jersey is awake,
and on Tuesday next will roll up such a ma
iority as will astonish 'some' of the natives"