The New York herald., 1866-05-20
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
Inauguration Of the National Union
Johnson Club in Philadelphia.
The Academy Of Music Crowded from
Parquet to Gallery.
Speeches of Senators Doolittle and
Cowan and others.
MASS MEETING IN MARYLAND.
Speeches of Montgomery Blair, Senator
Hendricks, of Indiana, General
Rousseau and Others.
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Great Enthusiasm for President
johnson.
b. &c. Go.
Great Enthusiasm for President
johnson.
THE PHILADELPHIA MEETING.
Speeches OF Senators Doolittle ana
COyvan.

Speeches OF Senators Doolittle and
COwan.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10 1866.
The inauguration of the National Union johnson Club
the Academy Of Music this evening decided sue
cess, far the character Of the speakers and
the attendance concerned The building crowd
cd with highly respectable audience, among whom
several hundred ladies' The club occupied posi-
zion on the stage while the invited guests assigned
position in the private boxes. band OF music was
in attendance patriotic airs and
kept the audience good humor before the speaking
commenced The meeting called for eight O'Clock, but
long that hour every in the parquet and dress
circle occupied Before the speaking commenced tho
upper tiers all filed with enthusiastic an audience
graced the interior Of edihce. The name OF
President johnson received with immense applause
occurred in the speeches. while the names
Of Sumner Chandler and Stevens were received with
hissea
Mr. HENRY SMoSs in calling the meeting TO ORDER said
che organization intended TO support the consttu-
ton and the Union endorse the action Of President
johnson in his reconstruction policy Three cheers for
President Johnson)
The chairman Of the Executive Committee thon pro-
oseded TO read the resolutions, which received
with hearty applause The resolutions follows:
The purpose OF this association shall be to pre-
nn h fnes e Of the nd s aa hs
In the and policy adopted contradsnction to
Resolves That s we are now as hsreofore arseay
A a 81 the we asny Ss % OF
secede and hold that all attempts secession are null and
before the rebeo1 and deny the Of hs r9
Received That our s ss ability n,ss
insed and we cordially approve the general policy OF his
Resolved That endorse the resolution Of Congress Of
@ saa se Of q e s war 1n the
suon and the az Of the Snos with dns dig
Rssoved That in The language Of The chicago platform
% @ apa al ades The nvote Of the
rights Of states and especially Of the rights of each state to
.dmsn; .g5ee only @ 70 the &c ns
which the perfection and endurance OF our political ab &c
Resolved That under the constitution Cncd States
70 the several STATE. the tight & 70 rs 10 ,a she
OF the Of government for Congress to
sSs r. bs s snos "en s. s
Resolved That this Union must be and remain one and
ins been brought to Triumphant close and the supremacy
e. s .nn ara 10 s a nye and tha,
yl citizens within the states and districts LATELY oyerrnn
RESOLVED That all the States the Union entitled by
Gse Of the nation and ,hs all loyal members duly
prescribe by JEWISH aw should b. ad ;hcr
:.s s he en- seeop
ishod and hit we are opposed
Rsso ed That payment Of the nations, deb, !. q
= oss On neaed ny aid
or eps%n W. cordial opsy ss endorse S hs polio,
Of rssdent johnson pairo.e consiru,Onai and
n IN . ws . 1 N: rS % 'Sa VIII e as
npon elected with the declared policy Of the
hate President Lincoln. the action OF Congress, aud h'
psss. sy'n % sar Toe war a.,, o, vr,,,,a.
70 the 20 dcs and sailor Of the the saPprssot
Of the rebelon and that families Of the fallen heroes
fIed that M
people and should 20 cared %, ey the zsyern%.n.
.rs fsyor principles herein eauneaed and who
vas ns h. s | IN n % hs Of 'as o n%y
anent peace and hsppnes are hereby eq9essd 70 TORN
Pie in this regard
srEEcH or SENATOR DooLrrTLE.
Hon J. r. DooIIrrLg, United states Senator from Wis
eonsin was the first speaker being introduced I,
the audience greeted with applause again and ags
repeated and three cheers Ho sAd:--rhree years ag
he stood before the people OF Phade lphs II ae
the repulse OF Mcclellan before Richmond and bofor
The capture OF yicksburg by Grant Chcersl Tn
people despondent and had lost confidence in th
"On to Richmond men, in the men OF small calbre Il
Che Senate aud Of other csbre and other charac
ssu called upon to come to the rescue II was the
that the loyal Of Philadelphia entered upon the or
eAnization Of that loyal union Association which
hss spread It's branches throughout the land BY hi
ado on that occasion stood Governor johnson, or Ten
negee-tioud applausel-now the President OF tn
unted states tApplsuse On that occasion he visite'
the foundations Of that alton which should enab
thsm 60 safely through their terr be trials Cheer
On that occasion resolution was adopted which spok
70 the hearts Of the people OF Philadelphia II spoke
his heart still THIS the foundation stone which hs
hsen 20 insirumcntally serving the country
Sss "os lss 4 sss se %hS constitute. ~ on
% u the man M pillar 10 hr sshes % on
u peace abroad and Of safety prosperity aud ber
On that occasion they pledged themselves TO supper
tss resolution. Invoked all men, without distinction
psry, 10 join thcm IN the righteous Tho Ubio
sf States the grand central idea OF the whole and
the union OF states which threatened by the re
contended for Witch they have sent their 4
the coonict, and fr which they were willing
dodge she last and The last dollar, II on that
lion any man woman mad stood up 10 dcnounce th
union OF the States what response would they have re
oefyed2 IT, poor " MAJ might have been tod OF he
mistake, hut " any msa had spoken on that ccossoi
against tbs Unon he would have been drvon away an'
AenouDcoo as traitor tApilansc Inc nnll'
OF the states under the oonsttuiion was the corner
stone ~ the American governm ni, and he wh'
denies g. let him como from the South, East
wost or North. is traitor uoud aud long applause
The union the States constitutes ~ one people and
feilos- citizens Of one grand Reputlc We canno
rcruli c II the states arc disunhed lApplarsel whc
did hot know that # on The day the lst @ @,on
gross assembled every siae had osen reprs ,
NO pan In lie rcb lion and II they had joinec
With the other melvbors in speaking The voice Of th'
United States 10 France--lappau-el-wh dii no.
know THAI uaxnllap would leaye the republic 10 si,iy
days. tIold applause Louis Napoleon wr vachnt
while thls unnatural e0nilct song aud koepini
Naymilan the throne Of MEXICO, while England
under The pretenco OF the rcnian movement was cen
centratlng large bodies ~ troops, both at 20
North and the South There were some persons who
through the ineaiium Of Tie newspaper press o. ih'
county. throwing remarks prcjuntial 70 th
character of Pre- .dcn johnson They have produced
Kind Of alarm the public mind about hr johnson, an'
he should therefore cay few words on that sibec
Yrst Of Mr johnson personally. II had been charae'
ne
temperate. he undertook 90 sy was utterly
false Cries of Good and loud spplsusel
HE relations had been such during tke present scsof
ef Congress that evening morning and a. midday he ha
bean W his company, had frequent corE Eersas"n vii
sbe member VI be Cabinet and With bs pnfs'e sec