New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

be Of events The true democratic
thing exception 10 favor OF or against the mes
-eQual rights TO all men.
After a sharp review Of the platform OF the Philadelphia
Convention wherein he cited ing Of the Rebels
expressed journals to show its hypocrisy Aad false
hood the general continued
And that ia the way that thess who Phiadel
pha aud sat silent felt and as one paper said they did not
South they did not respOnd Aye because it would be
sad that the people e SSo s% Ss vote Sm rSOSsh ee
they helped pass this resolution They call their Rebellion
Wicked Rebellion crushed BY force Of arms SPEAK Of the
glorious dead and oohe their graves With flowers speak
fougbt for That is the difference between u.s. and
they in a condition TO be received baokl Let US
together moment have given you evidence Of the
Philadelphia Convention which US our political
duty and show that the South ready fraternze
was grieVed more than would like TO express (because
have had kindly personal relations with the President Of
the United Sates when heard Of his saying commit
teeto Reverdy Johnson who when was in Baltimore
stood on the fence for than month knowing which
to leap until be found that considerably the
strongest on Federal Hill and pointed toward his
house, Geved say. hear President that
portion of Congress not the whole Congress attempting
said what you thinking on That's portion Of Congress
only because elected by portion of the States but this Con
grss elected by precisely the same persons that elected you
are you only portion OF President And If you say
States come into Congress In order to set this mater right
and bring the dsoya States into Congress hadn't being
place And then Il YOU get elected on that issue think you
will be allowed do pretty much you please He knows
and know. that these eleVen states would
hanged quick the beginning q the that
would not have had time TO breathe prayer have
bad augh against the motives which actuete
President say that there ver abuse hcaped
upon any North South thn heaped upon Andrew
trained in the same company. and dealt in the
epthes that ne has become that and good
myself that NAV at some time become gsitc a man.
1t only requires ittle turning back upon my oil friends
people ready for There is #
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the Government Of the country unu any man OF any part
country has equal rights with every other And
until that be every portion of tho United States
that portion is not ready 20 be admitted portion Of the
United States The Southern m,u whether arrived the
common age OF man OF not knows go part
of the North and speak his sentiments freely and do not
anv part this country represented Congress until
you go principles of free government
without fear Of the knife pistol OF being murdered by
say keep them until the heavens melt With ierven
beatuut they will allow free speech aud free press through
out their land And should not come In thus generatioe
will TO keep them out until they become ht
for republican form Of government | now remember
man who to among the very h'st at New Orleans
and took by the hand and with tears in his said
over againthe symbol of justice and protection OF my
country and yet have that mau murdered IN cold
murder Of Union and only RETAINED from hang
ing him because the oct took place before srrval and
was Doste Union that tread the
soil Of Louisiana for he persd biz lie aen he bad no hope
my and stanches advisers and aided by all means
his power AS long as had command the nag sheltered
that that man should be murdered with that nag ng
bimnot 10 lin an emblem OF power aud pioecto-snd we
be told thai these men are our brotners Applause Tie
be brother OF the eopperhead but not mine
mine And what his offense He undertook TO
assemble with the Convention and discuss their rights
assembled here tonight right guaranteed by the Con
sttuon the United states and the protection OF the
fag and should like say my old friend Gen Dix you
said When any attempts TO pull down the United States
the American flag yOG to want Thug 10 shoot
him the spot And You Gen. DIX go to PhiladelDhia
snd talk about brethren They arc no brethren Of
mine Either their hearts mine must change before
give them the risnt hand Of follow aaST Gen sseT
he war observation-disclosures FOR know Ger
!, opinion He makes Representation to G'n Grant which
will read to you; and by he by see that three OF the
Johnson papers print this telegram for reason that
except that don't agree With he eighth article IN
he Philadelphia resolutions.
The whole North aroused by the New Orleans
following up did the Memphis riot President johnson
questions to hin favorable answer He don't
send Gen. Sheridan saying Come tel US al about ta
riot" writes in this form lSee dispatch OF Sheridan a.
Snv nov friend, Ibsye read to you as yoa Sec the tes
nony IN willingly drawn in giving gloss over the
Of dispatch The Presidents dispatch asked for
testimony opposed TO the Republican party bat
loyalty TO tue country Is unquesoned wherein D. e
you that this massacre and murder that tue poll shot
down while prisoners They are but Thugs and
murdsrer ADD e3 Ss0 men in goa @
Sheridan the civil power y sucirni 70 take Of ttsg
% sr The President has issued bis procaurD alton Of the
sh of August peace reigned and cy authority Is sun
fscs toa Horton the clergyman. Dote the patriot liver
and Others are dead and wounded men are coming N1rh
The tastimony Of all these unayonged win AOrhefh
people unprotected that thoy obliged to leave NoN
Orleans that the President hos issued DIS prOci.ha
lion that peace obtained throughout all the land
the civil ample - protect life and liberty ana
face OF Gen Shedans emphatic dsayowal of the ability oil
The civil authorities protect the citizens the President on
the 18th August every Union man IN the s9u
10 the mercy OF the Thugs-assaiBs and muIderes oil Lao
coin Dose Are ready to say that THESE men su
cit 10 Congress make laws for YOU have power 70 say
your debts shall paid unpaid whether bounties Sian
be paid soldiers, pensions 70 your Wilow OF Nn
the aag OF the United shall be upheldt 10 nave po
ion o tho country In governmental ritous TO The country
where no oya man can speak and loyal men can assem-
be- have had some private documents rom ahothef
10 into the Union that this Proclamation OF PehSe
ssued gentleman born In town IN tins eonny-lofmey
serving upon ssfwas sent upon an insPectoh t0gf %
Texas and he made lis report ana was iotSn oietea
home because be reported what he saw ano 10 "hh
be saw things other things what do yon tbhk ne
Ia Houston the capital Of Texas fireman procession
hearing Cor ersed and leading hgufe CT
Goddess OF Liberty personsted by young gf
and white with chains about her Wrists ana ABOUT o
The Goddess Of Liberty 10 chains IN Texas wren the
PROCESSION came 10 the house United States officer where
he Aag OF the ned States flying they sauted him wh
that reconstructed brothers passed
on and for blur over that onceIs eyes
he allowed bis Gag 70 DC st undertake TO saw
a there were volunteer officers in the army that woui nave
pu an end 10 processonaye moreneVer pave allowed
il start In the first place he again Reported ,na' ~ az
of ono Eth Of territory about ten murders u
we're committed since the that they bad hsl o aoou
200 and they found skeletons OF some OF lhe
he trees every morning And this lad from gentleman
whose truth stands good as any IN TINS com
mupity No United officer go III that portion OF
hsck mo our Goyernmentl declare my own feeling
and belief this state Of feeling CONTINUES ~ 70 @
but war and the worst kind OF war ioI II ~ ~. np g.
armed men and children; and II no olh.i W
tbs stfe of things can be found If this state OF things can
not be altered We viii march once ino'e "" w" " ~
opposes.