The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-23
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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- VhbAI MEETING AT FRANKFORT -SPERoHEs OF
11ENhRL OwEN, HoN. JAMES NJ ScovEl, Hon.
WILLIAM B mann, A. w. HBNsgY, ESQ. ANN
~, SAMEs GIVEN; Long before o'clock
m 1n oalnlOAy evening, large audience assembled
IN 'front.' OF Sacketts Hotel, to hear the issues of
tne Gay discussed. There was never lorter
n!eesllng n! EN- held ~ this neighborho than the one
OF saturday evening. The enthusiasm was in
tense, and the meeting did not break ND till
towards midnight. ~ Wa
:, A resolution proposed by one of the speakers
ihat TINS Congress would be derelict in its dutv
II IT did not hurl Andrew johnson rom the pre-
sldency by Impeachment was loudly applauded
and passed unanimously.
All the speakers we're cheere1, and the deter
mlnation OF the people to rebuke a perddlous
Executive was never SO plain
Inere Will be another meeting at Fraukford,
mI tne HAIL when 1t is expected thlt NJ. Russell
Ihayer Will be present. and several speakers
from other States, including General Nye, of
Nevada. We have only room for an i'm perfect
sketch OF Mr.. Scovel's remarks. The speaker
Mr. Presdent-That patriotism which has its sure
ounohoa IN tne ,euneaeo intelligence of the people,
revealed political religion of the American people
us It means hnsp BY this SIGN %s eogaue o
yen we aer % an1 @ s Ana on the pity Of IL that 10
ms tnsolent majesty Andrew the First we should
Repu6licanism, which like the spirit maeh alive in
Th c gntWeG Son1SsS against the letter Of Demo-
tue most gigantic liar Of the century Andrew Jonn.
son Of Charles the First and It really seems that the
DIllihhI HhSaulay sKetcne1 the Tailor OF Tennessee
'FaiIhlessness was the chief cause of his disaster
truth impelled by an incurable propensity ito dark
conscience, which on occasions OF little moment was
s1liclenLly sensitive shonld never have reproached
ieve that be was perhdlous not only from constltu
every promise he made there was an Implied reser.
walton that such promise might be broken in case Of
necessity and that Of the necessity he was
the S9i sole Tdss He WAS an unscrupulous but
politician to whom so many frauds and falsehoods
cy recoEnsed the Houses at as e9S P9S
Parllament, and at the same time made private
publicly dsclaimed all Thought of calling in foreign
France from Denmark and from Lorraine. He He pun pn6
icly denied that he employed paplsts at the same
Papis that would serve He publicly took the sacra-
connve at Popery he pa assnee bs wife eYe1 b
he INTENDED 70 tolerate Popery in England: and he
Should be estSbshed In 1Teland' 'nN' F0pefy
Jhnson @ rs @ 6arS 6 In sS5y drew
trsst with the backness of the supposed Yiliany
by others stairs-over the dead body Of Abraham
This mad tailor of Tennessee said he would be the
black mans Moses, and suddenly became his Nero
helpless ana a the mercy OF his foes Of the Right to
protect and educate h mself and now sneers at his
He said he would protect the freedmen, and sustain
the Senate in its just legislation black man,
and he was swift to trsmple under his feet the first
son OF republic who had sighed and prayed, and
bled for our success the right to bear in his
this new Moses dashed him to the dust again
Rome burned the NOT or a%ne %ne
msns 9e or %e eeo@ With torch
by assassnating Dostie and Horton and Henderson
Andrew Johnson is rash and irritable and quick to
S sS ae se Ss %a peev T6
ana malignant moods for emit tions of pious zeal
malirnty against the party shat apo
and Betrayed That he has abandonsd those wSS
elected him @ no sane fan a0 msa noW s 6enss m The
JOHNSON M soET and Jefferson Davis" 0' "ure"
xhe Sn hef This with ola shall beat
the dust in this campaga1this new struggle big With
the destiny OF the nation beg Of you listen 70 the
New York and NeT Jersey and Penpsyl%Tsnia % were
preaching and mSSpiHg s I STG S
for an hour They cannot now gain the Victory for
even an hour are true to ourselves and true to
'he nlEe lie traitor in the Whe House still refuses to
e1ecqte tie the h his ee IN Re Gs
of revolution but the solemn determination of
precious blood our 6 a% of s 10 per%
to go backwards, at the dictate of the Devils lie OF
No no If the mad occupant of Abraham Lincoln's
place plays King Charles, old Thed Stevens has a
RTaee Of God, The great Commoner " iii do
see e. PS Ss as HSf %RtR the audience gave
For 4 II the 6Saas sIa q a6S Sus true
Have laid them down and died." =.
and are INSTRUMENTATION the truth makes free. Y
permit the embers of dead rebel ion to be famed
Into flame by the man VIII ON we put into power 20 D
true the dead, snd who answers us by being ialSe
the vngP Win you stand IT? CHhe audience snon6e.
no and gave three cheers TO the memory or Aorahan
Lincoln and three more for Edwin M. Stantonl.
The speaker concluded thus:-Men OF Pennsylyanla
have done my duty by coming here 1 thank yo
from the bottom of my heart for your welcome, ana
thank YOU thousand times more for this noble en-
thusasm which tells as 1t will say to the word o.
the second Tuesday of october, "Pennsylvania know
her duty, and she dares to do IT," God bless you al
(Applause.)
THE FIREMEN.--A committee of the Hiberni
Engine Company, No. /, visited Lancaster las
week for the purpose OF making arrangement
nth of October. They will be the guests of tn
Friendship, No. 2, of Lancaster.
The following organizations are forming con
NAMES for the new ZOuave Regiment: Unite