The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-14

crown. Louis Napoleon, TO day, is in more
oaEeer OF being unreconstructed than the south is
~ ~ - hussla mas ieit the glow
Win magnificent ezordium the speaker bade
his auditors good night. A burst Of applause,
10, g eonunned greeted him as he retired. The
tand then gave rally Round the Flag"
AddTesses OF Hon. j. II. Campbell VIVA.
n. Mann, and Gel. Jordan.
lton. james II. Campbell, of SchuylkiIl county,
late minister to Norway and sweden, was now in
iIoduced. He said that he rambled over Europe
ior ihree years past and he never fully realized
he magnificent mission that this people are called
tpcn 10 tulhl. God made this country, and he
made Zone like IL. (Oheers.) The speaker demon
suated he difference between this country and
foregn lands pointed out the palry wages paid for
ebCr, ano the poverty of the educational facilities
Afforded in European countries.
The speaker further noticed the friendship and
sympathy that we had during all the late war from
ne working classes Of the old world, while from
the governing classes we encountered nothing but
animosity. i. behooves us now to that the ark
Of our liberties is not wrecked, and that the work
will of the people is the governing power of the
country; the Executvei is chosen TO carry out the
will of the people II he doubt concerning them,
the same people have provided a tribunal to i'm
struct him We have the three powers, but An.
drew johnson claims TO supersede them all He
refuses to enforce the acts OF Congress- he ignores
the judicial power He has seized the whole power
of the nation; he insults us by insulting those
whom we have sent TO execute WILL He
claims hat his will rs paramount over that OF the
people Despot and aristocrat as ne is, he has
veioed the VIII Of the people, and when avs are
made over his veto, he seeks TO vitiate them
he has disturbed our finances and embarrassed
business AS the Lord lives, the only man ia the
way Of reconstruction is this Androw Johnson
And Stanton, the only man who true with
Buchapap: who remained even in the Oabinet of
Andrew johnson without reproach, as true to the
country the magnet to the pole; Sheridan, the
hero, and hundreds of others, have been removed
and hidden away that Andrew johnson might
carry ont his malicious purposes.
Who is this miserable johnson who is so oppos-
irg the will of the people2 He is our servant
We have n right to remove him. The Constitu.
ton gives us the right. He has merited It, Ap-
plause The Republican party may and will re-
lain Its power If it be true to itself. The rebel ee
ment must be extinguished. We want manhood
suffrage, and we want the war ended now We
10 not want our children to fight these battles
over again. We will finish this work now. PHI
ladelphia is true as STEEL for her we need not fear
Let the whole Republican party do its work and
The speaker urged that Andrew johnson be inn
peaehed and declared that, ii found guilty, IL
the duty of Congress to remove him from office.
He says he is upon the war path; so should we be,
scalp shall hang in the wIgwam.
The speaker sat down, cheered Justify by the
gathered multitude
Hon. William B. Mann followed He said If
there is any thing for an American to be proud of
It is his country. (Oheers 1t is the nobest thing
that claims his love. Who shall govern it-unre-
pentant rebels, or those who have suffered in the
cause of righteousnessl We read Of the suferings
of the south, of the disappearance of their wealth,
but we remember that in all their sufferings they
were wrong, and that we suffered with them for
their wrong. The question now to be decided is,
whether the people W no suffered for the right are
to be ruled by those who suffered for the wrong.
We have the people and the Congress with u.s.
and by Gods help we will triumph. The unre-
pentant rebels, led by johnson, expected TO rule u.s.
to make the next President. What does he mean
Why TO make q President next year named oy
him and the copperhead allies OF the south with
The Democratic party,
We have determined TO have a President, a man
whose infant feet throbbed upon free SOIL whose
infant lungs were inflated with free air, who will
b We have no such men, We have the mar whom the
great rebel Lee surrendered. (Oheers We have
the man who sent the rsee, sg0ns ans s dnn
intend TO make any mistake when we elect our
the youngest child among will never live 20 see
Never.
Coming to local matters, the speaker urged that
his manhood was involved In his work for the
the most important in Philadelphia at the present
election. Let it go to our enemies, and they do us
serious injury Let every man cast ms M voIe Tor
the speaker asked that every gentleman present
oce Give il to the Democrats, and they obtain
the means to keep longer in existence the cop
tained the rebel element among us all through the
late traitorous war The Sheriff IS the protector OF
the public peace; he has the power to call upon
every citizen aid him in the suppression of riots
Elect PeIer Lyle TO the Shsrifalty, and his ONCE
copperheads of Philadelphia. Elect him, and at
the next Presidential election at every poll you
will see from six to twelve Democratic deputy
sberiffs ostensibly present TO preserve order' In
reality to keep our votes out and theirs in.
| Il was so with Sheriff Magee, who was elected
by fraud; if we elect Peter Lyle we shall see II
| again Are we prepared TO do this! (Ories "Nc!'
"NCr') Let us, then, vote our own tcKet stralgnt
| through, and save the patronage OF the city from
| the grasp of the Democratic party
Col Frank Jordan, when The cheering had sub
| sided, was introduced. He said that he felt eX-
| iremeIy graihed at the sight before him. He had
heard of dissenslons in the great Union party ne
! now perceived that the story was fable Serving
| to his auditors dish of terse and vigorous logic,
proving TO them that by united effort success WAS
hey ond all question or peradventure he closed his
| remarks, and with three hearty voclferous cheers
| for the ticket, the whole ticket, and nothing but
the ticket the vast assembage slowly dispersed AT
| the hour OF IL p, NJ.