New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

~Sspnoss oS he Of liberty which has never been
eG the world 90 70 Europe ,,nT tho soVernmcnt
press s their Power on the head OF liberty 70 y nnder
then the church the school au puf , 10 our ideo DO
merry " ia nysde W. ,bis man and include that
Ii the principle is false one icy Us 90 zee this when will
ouT radical veope be able forward and see this
President JOhh,Ss is no traitor traitor He has svowed b
y We are The tratois-we who confess prnepe az" 10
not stand by AppsTsSsa iJ Johnson is theorsa man
who stands BY his notion his Will has idea' we a
principle which we DO not o eaeTed energy in the great
cause for which their Society was established aa III WHO"
'a0Oieu x sg 'OS CHARLES 1ENYox REMoNDs REMARKS.
Mr. CHARLES LESyox RfMoND Of Mass. was tne hs1'
speaker lie advocated universal suffrage as g hoon W.
as g right There nav BE- some nouOI pe s nav
that would be by the 1 1sTH ba he
an interview which took place short time ago eoeS
President and party Of coord men anu ne that perview to
be effect that he never before bushed for his color Said MI
complexion. Laughter and ApPlause'I
MR. WENDELL PnnLrPss ADDRESS
Mr. PHILLIPS coming forward was reseivea WIZ sanr
bat be wished 10 make few remarks Of the reso
tons which had been offered MI Phips t1en Iyau my
ns there very much truth in remarks which friend
Mr. Remond has made to us touching ne fou raer Gr
ment Of that race no such charge ought ever 70 close &
lips OF American at this crisis against knopct
Of IN. ebAacerstcs Of that provoked by the events Of
civil contest 1t % 9s Re aGa a While when we
spoke of white designated their position 10 IeOn
rcrhead Secessonis,we added ephet to ho name OF
White When we divided the South we spoke Of the o!as
And Ne mSo put be e0 back SR Wss loyalty psos
justice without epthet Applause They needed ava no
them ase from treason and from that eO Noa"aas
Which Sh w The have name great many H men =. the sCas
whites who were said to ympahzed with tho Unor
they bad not the courage 10 Mem ,as ht was
cowadce but Port Hudson and Fort wagner seSnsa a'
snS gs su WI, W e Of Gem touching
Gen. Butler not that he criticised bis less memoIane er
in is6l il was Buffers that saved us Baltimore
and thereby the capital and the symbol OF
saved ms The passage TO capital Grant would never have
room to be- He forgot that when in that great crisis 81 me
BENJAMIN Batter saved that second terrible crisis Of
emergencyi and he will tel US as WIZ On
will tell thst it 70 the loyalty o. the black mea n
e9es ,Ss s sG SS sy Ss Republic
As The megnanmy the tenderness the unfaggine LOYALTY
concealed itself in tie hour Of danger-hee the
attributes Of the black race ID ms mstSty-Ge sse
whether il will not be safe compromise his rights and t
be nation. American compromise satcsmanship compro
mg Es i, dsT The Society
again say this to the American people that those that
represent in this struggle two generations are
not content They protest against settlement that has
been proposed either Congress the President OF this ma
topa crisis This meeting if anything means that
what is called the anti Slavery body not content with any
plan that has been offered BY an BODY o. ne
ham respecting the third effort in the struggle The struggle
with slavery not now with as form Of "a you
idea institution bat with it as social element Tbs DO
s Gy %s sfS a Universal Suffrage
the National flag floats Applause say so not because
not know the power thousand who made the
beon know both thoroughly IL has been proved beyond
dispute that thousand engendered the Rebellion and
gave it BIRTH IT, in 1860 God had pleased to take hem 10
Or drop them the other way e a sssTe
ton Of them Congress proposes to dsranehise them Il .
idle them would only be us4s ,se%
ehise John Andrew and Charles Summer Of Massachusetts
nss State he could been hanged
DRY Of Charles L. powers but tina. time has aOated by
Disranchisemen aggravation Every zane man knows
counted II have not got elemental forces enough to
nsuase them this nationality failure But we have ee
and thousand Ike him. they siu hve and that Strength Is
t Now let US facs the whole problem open
wide and take in he whole country Yoo can neither get rid
9! he s' south a Battle does .Ils.
Saes sn they Nf as and Change BY e God Doe. not
change lifelong prejudice but he takes them away every 80
S SRs S1 before enc pooSs sEs and
treble poisoned taken out from the midst OF the ma
tsSdsr pe.es SST sA & there little
approaching motives Of the South this question do
not there that the south meets the blight Of the question
voting once At s town pol NOT ss al sTss
hundred thousand in South Carolina with every
meant Sss %sS on. Repre-
seItativea IAppauss Il mean. SeSoTeans not
Sosred bood su. counting among her Senators and Repre-
sentaves among her chief officers colorcd men, The sena
ored sitting beside him. When the committees raised
there white and colOred them. Both viii be
fuorn
and sn the su That
where the Southern man meets the question The Northern
statesman always not far bis but inch
behind it. Laughte The Southern man sees beyond and
the South sees II today She knows that the real lesson Of
idea Of that cosmopolitan character which welcomes
knows and She resss universal suffrage rolan courier
Of the Army Of Equality that comes behind. There no
not believe hat black the darkest hove Of South
Carolina thoroughly an American as John
ne? Inc Sslss + with
ss' si5s @ nothing s
learned yet She gropes her woy toward it. She willing
8sS been rS cn s had pro
denee to show that May the South was ready to accept the
Ny end Mr. Andrew no
traitor He never promised anything and he has fulfilled IT.
1s S in His
treason commenced when be accepted tho leadership Of the
N0fn IN great struggle ONCE IN the naWo o
dominant party that carried through the he re-
fuses to serve the party that elevated him APpaus There
his treason He knew what he assuming Very
have any dos-whch Of my friends think haveit
not the negro but 1t b Rarey the horseamer Laughter
d
stuffed with 500 brass buttons and threw into the lions den.
He devoured 1t right away and had awful fit OF ndges
top. and . sick lion for week. (Iaughter.l Ever
| afterward. when q man with husssrs jacket
entered his den the brute with ferocous instinct
touched him. The Americans have devoured hussas
jacket with John Tyler H. and another with Fillmore; and
yet took another with Andrew johnson. Applause and