The New York herald., 1867-03-22

D. fALuoAHr ~ then introduced, who dated IA q
vss y.ssssy REQUEST . address ne nseag hs1
speech IN hts hand from which he In the nress.t
dazk ana tsmpsnsues tin % calm deliberate coupcils
were requsts Just snA IMPARTIAL men are necssss.-
% guide yosr sesps IN che hrst attempts q, s.frsSa
Dsscord would bsneHt mona; This STATE was ARE
enough for us al, and ss may foreigners . might
together More than SIX years ago be one o. ths
Of which was the death knsl or saveryA Hs prejudice
adicdted, and e situation sC0s comsng 10 BE-
s asas sm %s mus: sss u :v ne % IL n: ~
hearers 20 beware Of demagogues who would exc,ss
them against NOrsneueea Prove yourselyss worthy q
Of your fellow citizens tchsenl
DR.. Curr followed and emphatcalIy denied any con-
The %au pa OF s sSarsss - sOs
story, the object Of which 10 show the Of the
Union army th the ciose Of tho war, and the afler
changes produced by Congressional legslat lon No
alluded with evident satisfaction the recent action ee
Governors Brown and Orr, who he stated favored un
yersai suffrage He compared the South TO Uncle SANS
lsgs In which he diseased. Tho Sherman bill ~
sy led RECOMMENDATION plaster and the military
msnOS were tne i've aoc.os sent 70 noid the plaster
In the Freedmens Bank.
He followed in his address BY several colorsa
as quoted above After the speaking had ended the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted, when the assembiaes
quietly dispersed
Whereas the Congress OF the United States has re-
passed sSh0rman
wherein s enacted that all mao persous above tho age
years without dstincsion Of race or soloe
who have resided for In the sase except such
port the constitution and government Of the UniiA
States and subsequently swure allegiance n tAete.
OF felony, shall have the right 70 vqia = nv ss0oa &
0eiceatc2 % Stae conventions county, Stats
United States s C1Ssrs Which sy % hss any ti.e
senss,io9 througAop Inc country, and win result n
great and changes in the political status Of
psScs 1s Southern =. e.
slider ne situation Of the country, and being fully M
prssssd with our duties and responsibilities q the
Resolve THAT we will accept the situation. and do al
IN our hs SS 2, sss country
Tsa. Mns Oy man ssd nS others shs
receive our support for public Offices Of trust Or proAs
we win also endsavor fer possible TO banish IRE.
anImoses ensenSered BY tho late unhappy war . -
every section Of our oodkd56 6odH,vy, -2sz,--
reosivs insldSo'n; f' sdvcs ana q sssisssncs rSA s
persons who are willing 70 impart the same, pas so
.S onSs "ao Of the r.cs And that We w
Il TO be the duty Of every good Citizen encourage y
every possible manner any person or persons establish
ing and conducting schools to educate elevate and en-
tighten thom, ana we pledge to such Institutions our
hearty cooperation and support.
Resolved, That arc the friends OF law and orers
and counsel cheerful obedience 70 constituted authority;
that possess In the ballot box constitutional aA4
cncctua rcmedy for oppression, UNJUST legislation an
corrupt administration and will guard with the utunOs
caro- tho sacred rights and nestimabo privileges Of every
American citizen.
Resolved That invite labor and capital in ali parts
OF the world to 10 assistance In the great work
Of developing the immense resources Of our State peds
ing themA cordial welcome and hearty coopeatl00
and protection condemnng all legislation tending -
discourage their Introduction.
Resolved. That faith In the future prosperity a1d
stability Of this great republic Is unshaken and that
TO- day swear anew 70 support the government 81 ehe
United States and pledge ourselves 70 maintain ~
honor Of the dear OLD flag.
Passed unAnsn0usly.