, 1866-10-19

wendell fht5ItP% oil 1 he Dulles 0f the I1our
lie Complains of a svnnt of Barkbnnc In
the Congress- Of the United States-Im-
pcachnlcnt Of tlc President Adv1acd-a.cn-
Crnl tsrunt Denounced.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunc.l
EosroS. Mass, October 1s.
Wendell Ph1!1Ips made his FIRST public atte,uuce
for several months in lecture on ''The Peril Of
the Honr, delivered this evening ut fremont TEN.
rlc. In opening he recalled his address Of
year ago, IS The South Victorious" and reminded
bis hearers that there we're then as few to believe
the theories Of that address, as there arc now to
tou1t thcm. I1e deprecated the assumption that
tho masses werc impatient for the hour OF recon-
st1ucton without its reality, nnd said ii was the
an'y OF every teacher 10 warn The people that
fhfs Il locomotive era, when every month
aoes the work o; century, and every :alse step
hnEdsed gears hence In niseh.ef Our
"i1y daBgcr IN tho Ion: fonr years OF
war was reluctance to hear The real H.
9! Mcclellan and lincoln holding tho na:ion bac';.
There j. :llc same danger NOW. The South strives,
By The aid Of het weak tool IN the While Houee, to
carry out. as the nasIun, hrr Original dc-frl,
which VAS marked by the mistake o. rebellion.
AZ !ohg aEo q last June t:lc cunning aud COW.
sDged ag pss;i s' s q n; mi Of as ss
against ills ,Lal We have 10 battle. Thu he.
RaSsSan R11sS Rssty leaders ptpSsy pSf:y
Individually for equal snHraee ~ m ipdlspensa-
bic element In recollsrtaction. Danks Eoes fur
III y: on!nion 7isa %Sy a, liz an sas:. u
Of constitutional an.cndnlen,s with rather
and then ff IL repnse,n nSa es1 sscss n III, e% sn
lufk Iti1HH< ann Lftnihs9 ~ and other p.omi-
nent papers protntsc thn5 the ratification Of these
shall be the Trivial condition of reconstruction
No prominent man dages TO 20 before bis conE1t-
uFif4 ard cav the E1nue. lHdiyiinutlY the
conereermeu merit our respect. Collectively
they have earned our, contempt We must
ltef: and make ii Impossible for tue southern
slates 10 take their places in Congress- before 1864
:.ftsn r have the people taken ther leaders froT
y that sa sa sy = sEs ss9sS ss
and sosefn ,hs repnhlIs and let tas d5.t ast to
Away with questions ot the loyalty OF the udals-
tis arst set b to impeaeS the Pfesidens, aud 1
Office. VT .canaoi in1pcach the President aud
leave him with the army ard navy. and the power
oira;fonaGss sG IN his hands: The IMPEACHMENT Is
ol the accused till his innocence 1e established.
let the House nf Representatives lmpeach she
riesldeut and r9t the President Of !he seMats in
Some say. We mist wait iii i:&l The
great defect in our Government Is that
es han ssos oa esls q 9oon es eina nss n
1865, to hand the machine over 10 the South 10
MAKE new ctort, and he knsw that hr should
Lave I'LL 1879 10 do it, We mustnot lose two
years.
How long; the presa ana the leaders. with some
fsw S, exceptions tried to persuade the Icop's
mistaken, knowing ali tic time, as Henry vii
son now admits ne. did know, that johnson
wns traitor, bnt trying to believe against their
sisd s ~ I'll gsse esa The has sse 81 8, at Ry
We are not playing with tntties. Ne must hare
immediate f,npeac7'ment Reconstruction is not
but making Northern ideas National. It is
nut to fctler South Carolina with iron chains
10 Cape Cod hut 10 send down missionaries with
viii ssavilatc towards Massachusetts. Ion may
crowd The Senate with sonthesners. aud unless
ss.achs,e1's p5opcrty a9d So''hern tc be made
o1ly .sone backwards. The Executive pow
er Il TO bc used for two years
n a Sn M :. s u bs Gn cS Ssc de
over again. Are We !ools enough 10 allow it
Wi!h tse President traitor, Il is lhe duty Of tho
ani then We must choose ne,s P:esidcnt, aud set
sail under fresh auspices.
It's inquired, VITA: can the minority Of the
gress:. They can wait until the national enthn,
sasn has cooled aud lhcn do what they layc doac
90 often before. Tho south can a:sord to make
thsi: purpose Of the assumption Of lhc rebel debt
After csi,;cEsinGG briefly the Congressional
amtHamea! NJ rGlips sata r. fanl q Dosttss Is
door, rot Of the President, hut Of General Grant
who now occupied the most humillatns position
nhe any of man .acen as esnsn' sel ts
an Irish resurrection, heard thai the British colos
| were still spit upon. he would not have gone ou
m cScursion with The Queen % TIC Lie Of Wight;
hive concentrated the British army in the locality
il Grant does not know. the. state
Of the South he ha@ neither eaeaci.y or vigilance
to Ut Tim for his position II he docs know. he
.hoald have a,ks cSns5ess tor "a Yaa'ea 'aou
safe. II The President wouldn't lei. him,
s H. pf9Be kn9w eon The do sGnd,,on s x h.
SAYS t. the President attempts so4pd' t.a' VT
drIsy II there 0sls Is no law for aa1 snen at az
smsrsen1ey: 1. !. is @ because s, =, we nese. sn
dci. H. ,fac ;iieofy Is that ~ ws hase G ~ fres
d!ti: lie Is 4 ie:errT In the, clle;ny's camp
| The legislature IL the only efficient power left
| The South governs us. The moment Congress
adjanrns let then have M more tnlercrnunls; lei
ths Fortirth Co1grc.s. Five years ago ". had u
uuitor III the White House, anl ever since he ha.
| been trying to shox why he did mt s:ceecd
We lave traitor there now. II NC do our duty
III ls1ig lIc will he striving the SAM. task,
Mr. Phillips spoke with his usual brilliant elo
| iAc FseAtaSni sns received with enthusiastic ap
| pian>e. His doaunciation OF General GEant VIII
heard IN comparative silence, mingled wih.a few
| lItHsrs.
Eos7os. octoncr 1s.-Thc Republicans Of tn.
Set0.d District have nominated Uakes A!ncs 10
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