New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

authority there They proclaimed By their publications 70
all ey would You have all tho dispatches Of the gallant
in that Department and you have s,e1
or taken sides IN parties his deliberate
vicon thar preoKt was taken for concerted saughte
And now citizens what remedies are there for these cries
Taese unfrunste men whose permit them are
pta in freedom OF voting and discussion here m the hsT
How 0@g is h e GSnHS % give the loyal @su IN so
South a government where opinion Is free. where
Seppeats in vote and in words, where he shs bavehe
right and the privilege Of communicating in respectful
mai now Inc liberty 81 speech and the liberty Of the
hmecan oize1s are anghiered in tie streets OF New.0r
liberty Of discussion unless yon discuss the merits 81 le
FGs PoS way 0 in 'HS P are
men VITO are TO remove tie old principles anu We
blood Of he men fell in Hew0eans You have too long
bo sed Gown spirit rc abomn able prejadices q ese
Applause You have proclaimed that principle wbie
gave your cause strength will give the full measure oil jus
tce to The oys men Of the south ana h say ~ af aia
men who have been sacrificed t. savage 10 the
Southern States AppauSeJ The STAN IS on your na,
NOT all the waves Of TIE wash 1t out The STAN
that III on oyour hands IL like those on the hands Oh
tragic queen which would enearHSdins the s
seas 10 wash white before those hands can do justice 20
the oy al men the South. Appaue Wnen nc southern
States plunged rebellion passed their ordinances @
es States though they such law They voluntarily
declared by the action Of thdr Governor 10 Louslna anu
the Of their authorities throughout every suireeon
State that they no part of the Gcvernme9t OF
sr sS.; ss they a s' tn. the County
for was flag Of lberty-(grea appause-and they ~
tended 70 6ou sas ss 1ey laS sublime
principle sin pocal government ,hoy naa asoS bs
o~ned nv the capitalists To them saYey Of the working
classes was stone ofrepubcan liberty Lingbter
Thew declared themselves out Of the Union and t6on imed
government which had no relation 20 the Con,
siituion Of the United States which wo suppose was
Therefore all blotted by the Rebellion. Now to this
point difference Of opinion between the Executive
and Congress- they both stand the ground that the
sS o. edS be reeogna by the Constitution and that
when tho armies of rebellion put foot State gov
es Of hS UteG States All he acts Of Congress
are to this effect; both tho EXECUTIVE and Congress
is not as to the fact but the question 10 whom
lies the power Of eectng resoron-thee President claim
their soo function the President only participating a. be
docs in other Of legislation II the dea which possesses
South like you have already seen. and 1t VIII have
sooner ite be abandoned The whole voting population
be no existing in the South where those who
are called Radicals are marked with the seal
of Secession pebrobation end those who have
black skin unsafe In their persons their lives their prop
erty This has boon demonstrated IN almost every Stale
ton on the Presidents theory has been adopted. IL
to say that the Governments Of inc ia ni
this only Of yiag tho Union men proper and os I9pe
hand over the to handful of who might be
considered mere ogarcAyi but 1t is now these Union
men could only sustain arms
themselves for single month iE any oil the he nsnIotoh
great of the Union men 10 the Southern states least
those who called themselves such at thoepoch OF accession
sIS,S ma excep tennessee almost Gn,nmoCy 10
body to the support q ihe Rebel cause. 10 we
choice Of Mr. Lncon'thc bulk voted for Dolgas Bell
cedng by the vote cast for Brceknrdge
the seccssou candidates within ten days as soon ahe
resnt of the election was known whole Bell party almost
The whole DouEl party Immediately to secession
They aeq9issSsea @ '1 under me Copfedera,e and
state Government 0nly handfanf men were len faithful
10 the Union cause These men arc Sufficient to form
such would stand unsupported By the armies
Of United States In Of the late nsurrcoIonary stars
and these loyal been decided totally exclude
from tho plan Of It decided that the bulk OF
the loyal people have here TOO ignorant 70 enjoy the
cratic workngman is too ignorant TO enjoy the
right Of saerage but ignorant as they mar be- nsy
Know what their masters do not know that II - tbs
best poicv to upSod toe q the United Sates
reat sppause That they were indeed isSosn END w '
made those laws that forbid them be instructed Why dn
the sos s g. ssii "a rs spread Of S
efis Of education Shn Penary rep,g''eu cyrrsat
O oGps Tie soul and under any circumstance. id ana
hungry fugitive appeal in vso 70 the oaeh %Sp iV
Never was Unoa scout betrayed by BLACK g oiasS
Il you Ts' Opposed a., 70 sSeu being Ssy 'ar Srs
enrolled Aud they are now being, enrolled on tho
lists Of citizens % ,aon sp' es later ppaS long continued
od without the aid of the black man the loyal Union ia
sSScannot erect State Government which will be
in harmony with the principles that based on tie rights Of
then there wiz be peace in THIS country Great cheerng
Fellow citizens Of Pennsylvania, will you who are Of The loyal
this struggle remember that ron have weapon that Is
stronger than the bayone. Is the ballot Remember mat
ideas potent thin arley that our IDEAS wi ni
maiey prevail you are true 70 yourseystt
Appau,s Citizen; Of that ,.,t cO%HSoTs1S
will you Be true yourselves In this great Bruggei Uni
vers6l exclamation we win We will ~ Soldiers Of the
spitO with Sherman TO the borders OF the Mexican
Gulf rise once more and once more s ss
streets Of New 0caps and Memphis It who raised
answer in your strength the Of dsseoon will be par
allied and sink p0weress Executives and Congresses Wl
SO SSsy yS" 5s psne OF eodmoS and
humanity from DANCE. md destruction me Union men
that !. pay DO ObOyed and that it
proclaim universal equality and freedom wherever the s'aTy
for which yoa fought on the field Of battle bon you VIII
established that government which In tho language q ne
will keep these States FOR all ages united prosperous
and free. ,,, -
Brow6low a Tennessee who received with immense
cheering Gov Brownlow said DO had expressly 70 hear
The distinguished gentleman from New Orleans lie bad long
been familiar with the history Of an Andrew who was hero OF
Newoeans and he equally familiar With the history o.
900 miles In the last ryegh bour Of the delegation
loyal Convention Convention that would have 70 caIfes
and enea three 10 resign TO produce harmony ZAP
pause la 1890 during the campaign for the Presidency be
heard Audrey johnson denounee Douglas as corrupt and DE-
signing Bythebye he had helped 20 nominate Johnson
and he was hero before the public TO acsnowledse
the SIM [Laughter.) He mad. repented. Ia voice.
South" Mr.. Brownlow-He has no show whaoyer
under johnson and his administration. There was stl
Tbeouq shirt ia The south which was likely to break out at
any time and no continued II have 10 ioyad%he south
10 put down second rebellion wantto pay something aoou.
into three grand dvsons let tho first 90 fay armed
and equipped the laws and regulation OF tho army require
ia
lex 1t DO the largest division and let do all the killing AE
pause Let second grand division after the hIstr 10y
Il be supplied with torches and spirits Of tnrpenne Laugh
teri Lot that division do the burning Let third 20 nsn
provided with c0mpasses and me0surlngshns
lnrrnz ali the lnnd and aell IL 70 pay tho