New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

Federal Government and their material necss'.ss y,
one thfg remains my fellowctzens to complete tie
Of restoration md 20 cothe the Southern States VIII
an theH constitutional privileges and thr'
their representation 10 Congress Applause Upon TINS
WIN iae aJa. millions OF the county, IsIj Ssep{
ieEei l there any difference petWesn the Pe,le0 ana
an ie ~ Congress Bat yon win have ooserE t-s rs
81 ei D, ATTY is 70 be tested By the tahlns oi WI
o,in prescribed by the Constitution and the laws reglirr
Representative from every State North aud south The dit
i4 tLr s lu' as 10 who bni IS 70 when taese states
shall Dc represented The whole theory 81 30 Eyecu-
Eve programme nr the restoration oil the Southern
ostes looks 90 te ell.y admission q. loyal Seul.ol
arf Ecurrseat.iives from those States. fApplalse.l
willie tie eresiouh programme az Far ns 10 Las been de-
ytU e lps fo dV conditioned o1 the Adoption 90 certain
MT overlook tc iet t-Ai u tbs df.ielc2 De hoi Ail.l
10 may lead. aud soda lead o. a! l.o1aby d. uriorll.ae
ieut uoi oay o. tue southern oate bl 10 ~ TIE county
ie,n ynr association he's been orsanzsd need not TEL
.ed cy u ttc Union party that rely for peace end
prspcui, Of tue country. Appiusel need not ie yoa
pause VAL ouy add that party founded on tie principles
o ca tac basis Of justice and Constitutional equality tie
night Of al Do states U our common county, ApPAus.l
Lit 10. lcer moeat 20 tue difference between ne m
i4ent AID Coz gress want 20 deal fr Eky With you whoa
sa usieye that these differences are iHoc9n-
bttacru President ald the majority ~ Congress zap
p.u,r. - greatly az fault time aud discussion
tAr o''ir 81 common pallY4u p. eo'Io, 1870 - ON
tam % they not 80 wide apart a. az the opening % ~,
usuig gent States by the act OF rebellion Ild COM
m suicide should be treated conquered provinces
Iucn argued by some uls!InB hea Coh
sueu tt pubc safety perdyey demanded that th
,n . mud he ,sed mon then ali; but those PROPOSE
In Congress anu DO uut TANK TINT
iiC fiuTe shalt hear tHem debated seo ~ tAo i1t
ndyancc toward piattcal llstmtht
u We ably hope their concessions were Htue
o. the e. 81 securing reconciliation satisfactory and u mat
shall be ke with the 10y atty aud PATRIOTISM both
co. aud 81 Congress Ltci! CJhs4ue alou u
patrasn and wisdom favors such a result me "oiA
restoration yT every Concession aulAoIHoa y '
1 Ia. .I|rf fIIff
anu tie results Of the war by WHICH the nation was
secured and peTpetuntei on 1 pd.i' Oh
eacr concord the pe1ue OF al sections oil our
cauntry said much more tuan eApecte anu return
10y thanks * tAe friendly call aud nov BID Iou very
nIgHt
The band played another tune, and the Postmaster
General was clcersd OIL retiring. 60.
Inc party next proceeded 10 the residence oil Attorney!
General speed, bat that gentleman although caiea loi
ad MOI make ms appearance Several persons SAID he"a
lot al home bur al The Club Room.
TIE band afcrward played tune before the residence Oh
Secretary Harlan. lie also failed 10 appear Iht HoA
Green Clav smith who a prominent actor M the
s,roDa.ng dcnoust alton, mounting the steps, sAia MI
Ialn nad written letter 10 the Club, when Wou!d 10
nigh. be read al the Cub Room.
nus ended the proceedings attendant on tie 6eehaue
The following Is At.Orncy-Gep. speeds letter;
ArIoHsRY-G ENERALs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. Any - icoo
Dr. B. FERGUSON Corresponding Secretary Ha"ofa' On'o"
GLIB
SIN Late yesterday afternoon received your notice
tlat Wuad be soIcnaded THIS evening al cllcA a YOU
have sccu nj 10 louy OF ts intended compliment pFe
sumo udaess WI. b. expected. IL % EEt i"citoIe
Tat should say that tue s1OIness OF the time ana
pressing igemeua vii not permit ne 10 prepare A.s
iron speaking iuo occasion. Your oocdoni so''an
JANIS SllLD.