New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04

.o,,.rasd that the Rebel States throughout the war
we're in the Union that these men VINO 11DS 81 b@
try and who had violated their oats WIN t 'hands
ne P S1 2Ra f Se War; and audi are
come and take their position ana resume W the Tinted
States They could imagine what sort Oh iEya id
they were by lOokngtat that PINK Oh PcLvhi in that
stotei Were not men prosecuted, banished ana Muf-
dcred for their devotion to the umoHi deJ Win %s no
stain and stencil OF rebellion than kcntnck ana lhere
was prospect day that s0nt ha1 WanI Ke
lucky by ii loyalty whcs claimed Tor her by democrats
nd Contend that there could any such thing abso
lutte equality. Consider to what low ieNel rrrucrvh
tooI}1S with Andrew Johnson. lVocfcrOus cheers We
we're an 10 be citizens in this country ana u inc Demo
selves they would hnd abundance OF negroes TO
heat all the time lCheersl orc W i e hoS meTaus
head and o traitor. When the speaker was uoyeti0r vi
Illinois aud at the time when ,ta bater Te made II
point when the negroes were brought before him TO
answer TO charges trumped up by these ~s 70 give
asked by prominent man why he paru9heq CERTAIN
Ss n as not for the purpose ran
the slaves but during the progress 20 vi s n tha
Country 70 berato the Slaves The Revolutionary
fought the principle thaI rep Sard p"
James Otis were that taxation without
was tyranny Touching the question on 81 IobnsSn was an
enemy TO his country He could not conceive Why hepes
should have committed that niuueious 40
sassnaton OF the kndest best and most loved man III
the world why they should have committed mat cte
which sent shudder through the heart o, He o lam
guage at the time, was thrstng Tor ther d thc
pcirpe some Union men stretched across Of the
streets through which he had to pass, sup on TCh
cred Just after the fall of Richmond, SHOW me man
who will fire upon the flag OF his country ana VIII SHOW
God would have him arrested, tried and Il found guilty.
| her rne he found him taking to his BOSOM
these representatives OF rebellion making them MS hd
sneaking OF Gen Grant Senator Yates said he proud
toexpress his belief that he sympatzed IN ms neart anu
TO speak for Gen Grant speaker had felt and he knew
his listeners had felt somewhat uneasy concerning ms
views, when they were aware that ten words rol MN IN
would settle this question send dagger into the camp OF
the Rebels and throw rainbow OF lght across tne POI
ltca heavens He knew Gen HIaht MAS nloues. a i
he believed the reason why he dld not at once pIoei
his position and opinion more sasia 6 GsuT S no t
10 seem to be influenced by any spirit OF partiSanshP
and he wonld ag Il out on his line il it all summer
TApplauscl lie knew Phil Sheridan lcheers and that
not been in conversation with Gen Grant the issues OF
the country, but eminent citizen from illinois, r: b
radical the core Gen. sickles said in his speech IN
NewYOrk that the loyal millions would put their trust
in boys blue and In Gen Grant they would not be
disappointed. Tho speaker said he dd not Know WHAT
these demonstrations meant at Washington whether
Andrew Johnson by his overt acs counting mpeach
and removal from oce. His talk would not seem
susceptible Of any other hypothesis but icy Andrew
any traitor attempt by any force OF violence
TO resis the law or and you may 5est sure
Great npplause IL had been said that the elections IN
ohio had gone against the Repubcans but he knew Of
no greater triumph than that achieved by the people OF
that state, considering the prudlce heretofore e1lsk
surprised that reemCn had recorded their votes in
favor of the rights Of this race OF oppressed men we
advocates Of ant slavery stunned prosecuted and
Imprisoned hut the cause had now progressed 50 that the
civilized world raised It's against the system Of
human bondage not longer ago than l9 he introduced
into tho Illinois Legislature resolution for the aDoll-
| az traffic the District Of Columbia,
and IL was voted down by an overwhelming ma
franchlscd manhood, with ballots in their hands, go
| 20 the polls, and the metropolis OF the nation
In his message Of January 1865 he called upon the Legs
ature OF Illinois sweep from her statute books the
dwcit upon the Emancipation Proclamation Of President
Lincoln and alluded Ia the opposition which u met from
tho leaders and followers Of the DenocIatc Party. lie
thanked God and a the pioneers IN the antl-saVGTy
cause for the result which bad been brought about lie
thanked Henry Ward Beecher-ichecrsl Wendell Phil
lips aud Anna Dickinson for their noble efforts and Cen
Grant aud bis brave boys aud the coor men VINO were
I'm the lines for Their magnificent achievements. lie
would say tho coorcd that they never asprcd 10
served the country faithfully to lay down and die I'm
les did justice to the coored men for their fidelity
lie believed destined that here, between the Allan
established. lie believed that from the maryrdom OF
Abraham Lincoln would spring up the seed that was To
Heavens chosen land, where to DE established the
problem Of the ages, the universal equality and brother
hood Of the Of man. and that the nation would rise
It's enemies march forward In the Of progress,
and scale hight after hight of power glory grandeur and
rruoWn. such ~ 10 nation had ever yet achieved.
MASS MEETING or INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS IN
wILLIAMSBURGH.
\ large and enthusiastic meeting OF Demo
Gratis opposed to the regular or ring nominees OF the
Dcmocftic party was held I'm Washington Hail.
OF south seventh and Fourth SITS, T. d.. on saturday
evening The meeting organized by the selection OF
William J. Powell 81 the Thirteenth Ward as Chairman,
and Dr John Murphy aud Henry d. DAVIS Secretaries
The first speaker Introduced was Levi = Chathed. He
spoke at length all the questions that have ngtated
declaring ii. belief in tho funding Of ali the Nj.
uonal bonds and the universal circulation OF
non-increst- paying currency. Tunls y +. Tai
caly denounced the Ring and declared his belief that
the present uprising against u would bring 1909 add
onal votes 10 the support OF the Democratic state ticket
stephen j. Colahan, Henry d. Birlsa Henry lareau,
aud others followed In vigorous speeches and the
ing adjourned at late hour
MASS MEETING AT PEEKsKILL.
The Hon. Chauncey NJ. Dcpew will speak at
! Pcckskll tonight. Mr.. Adams viii sing.
THE SEVENTH SENATE DISTRICT.
\ grand Republican mass meeting was held
1T Everett Rooms, corner II Broadway and Thirty
sNth-st. Saturday evening, ratfy the nomination
of CTrtophcr Pullman for Senator and OF John v Grid
ley william J. stewart. Henry ROwley, Samuel r.
Uimy for Assembly. The audience very large The
meeting organized BY the election OF the Hon Thomas
Murphy chairman, who II song by the Anderson
Cleo Club. introduced Horace Greeley the first speaker
the time for short stories ami was true 10 his text Major
! followed after which tho meeting adjourned.
An APPEAL FOR JOSHUA @. ABBE.
To Pie OQocrS aId Nh Of The SercHtyfTSt hegUpeW,
GENTLEMEN: 1Ou number all told since yOur
organization some 1000 men, such vote, polled solid
fol candidate, who, from his high standing as man.
soldier and gentleman is ahead OF his ticket
would elect him. Such Is Joshua G.. Able, COM
i'm your ranks viii not YOU one and All throw ballot on
Tuesday for who has stood by you like good fellow
WILLIAM DUFF Teller,
A Seventy first Volunteer OF o.
S,7th-dro. dHd Eiyh'ocnth-s,. South Brooklyn.