The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

the government the other consolidation and an exer
else Of despotic power The advocates OF either are
alike the enemies Of The Union and Of our constitutional
form OF government sl- .4ses 1, rett "A
Union Hesad that the noble sentiments OF Andrew Jack
should be expressed the day of the coebrtn OF
his glorious success against foreign Zoe the time
Of the Of Andrew Jackson 1t not disputed
70 whether he defended Northern or southern city,
but when the victory shout OF JOY resounded
throughout the nation The Interests Of the iedcr, uulo
should be sustained against secession Andrew Jacksc
that the character OF the government was TO be
thrown He used bis veto 10 preserve and % pres
the Union against all efforts at dsmembermenk he tthe
speakcrI considered that the present day the rion
should stti be maintained and all the States b united
for one common interest in commerce and trade Thea
Andrew Jacksons triumph would be Q triumph y The
Union could be destroyed The Southern effort riled
to destroy H. and should be shown that M North
To the fourth toast aThe President Of rse United
States," Senator DooIITrLE responded He Sd that
there we. but two possible dangers which have ever
threatened or could ever threaten adm able System
Of government The one was tendency 70 secession.
disunion and usurpation and the other, tendency
federal govern nent 70 consolidated power which was
but another name FOR desposm over the people of the
ons he sad .Sss ADrsam Lincoln vns
when the rebellion over and crushed the per
Southern sases should have he right govern them
sclvos and Mr. JQnnson chosen and well adapted
Il. greet pss ya Oft OF ss ne Sy
teceed He tha refsusd DO the past his
tory Of Andrew Johnson and % his course
vhadh ne nborsa whom he ma iuanched into political
Rfe.s Referring the pstrotks Of the Prssadsu& he
Il
even = man from 'shs NORTH Who would have
was visited By the representatives q ten States nom
the South he held that they should sbde by the cons
tuition OF he United StaAes and In every single instance
the President acted the true representative OF this
great republic and OF Christian charity. he concluded
y ,nls me ~es . % saved
vors, and II the country shoud fall Andrew johnson
would be written down In history one Of her de-
In response the nfh regular toast Judge BLACK or
Pennsylvania arose and said:-There has before
Judicial tribunal q COUNTRY g.sdsd
thing thing 70 be said in its behalf Their do
; ctsons have Away: sssn ,. taken as things
one ever dreamed Of coupling its name with .
daence But things have chansed som ewbat recently
msde 70 trampie L under foot But even now no de-
fence necrssarv Of the Supreme Court against this
attack. think II ought to be somewhat ENCOURAGED
thing it might as wen try il teeth on nle as on any.
thing disc. Appl.use) sal IL might not be inappro
attack Three innocent men arrested and brought
bcf,rea body Of persons who had ofauthory
an. Who afser proceeding which would be mockeU
inered and by the assistance Of the President those
thh Supreme Court, after > solemn and DELHI
eave conference declared that TIE proceeding which
ivs Of three whom the law conclusivciy presumed
TO 70 innocent and that executing them would have been
swioss murder The supreme Court have simply
mars life shall be taken without impartial trial BY
jur where tho civil In operation This funda
ny one Of the ten commandments or Is any senti-
matin the lords Prayer or any pvecept 10 achilds
ne body Of S = = @n sCr
tba there u one man among them who 10 the prissus
snsr psrhap. peeause be has bssn moro FORUM
: sss si s sp moe s1s sss
Sos Win nossSy .iss Il ssns ssu liz name v seS
hgsan liberty snd the glory and psrpsuity Of This 10
= the sixth toast--ssThs Conservative Membsu o.
eah branch o. Congress''-Mr. WmTrElp ar New York
rsOoDdeA He sad thss the conssrvsfive members had
hn compliments ths Executive and tfusasd thas the
hs aid tnas The minority N Congress wore able 70 rive
ha was q some slleyiaon 70 the many anxiees undsr
In no history Of Andrsw Jssksou and comparsd his
eosss Of conduc, and noble discharge Of day that of
re seventh tosst-.fhs Army and Navv"-was re-
sphded to BY Hon. A. J. RooEas, of New Jersey Pre-
Ss M nom Ss s o ss 1s
.rrxnEsIt win be diacnis Tor mo 10 Be- present At
@S K % !" s %
= s:a ssir n.sn a'Hs:t q:
% s But ~ ~ ss: T. wishes ere With ySn and a true
lsss : iasss1g a tssssse
q I'll and he exclusion Of sS Sss
n Rooms thea commenced his address He arst a.
hide TO the fact th the soldiers and sailors Of the
noting but the Union and the msntsnancs Of The eov-
ern1ent Il ever again they should Be- called upon to
y As they had done during the four yea Of Soodv
ahold be ever maintained, ana ihoss Who were loyalty
Ttss eighth ieast--'sThs Fias Of de Unou''-R r.
Mntcx responded The toast he sid, ~as ssnt,mess
sd within s'i +. s1ss neg y. the s n
ths3 was worth having for the future II had never
bee unfuried any contest that did mot end in lis
Than EVER ssS sssn and . %G y that
incSdiary crowd now In the Capitol who seeking
se and that heavenly image was transferrcd 10 our
bsntr and ~ long ~ the constitution was obsysd,
sac.sar - rspressntng state ard each ssate rep
n ninth regular toast responded TO BY Mr. MoSr-
cozY BrAm. He said the radicals had IsveIisd Their
and bw are ievene them q the PrssidsnI but he wss
not he OF those Who dsspeirsd He would let il 90
forso The world from here tonight that the President
nItl breach Of confidence in reading ! coandsntisi
Joh3sn to Montgomery Blair Poslmssssr Gcnss. q ~
uni4 ssasss tApp'aas., FIT. = ! II
l NASHVILLE, Nov. ~ 1888.
To -. n. BLAsn, Postmaster 0enersl-
hpe that the President win be committed the
propIton Of Staes reapsns Territories and hsd a.
such II he steers clear Of his exremc his election
nexttcsidency u without Reasonable doub ferpecied
~ h been II Washington hefose this time could
havehonvsres1 freely and fully In policy
We III ). III s: sss .sss %': *.
fnstiAon Of slavery gone and there sood reason
now destroying the States 70 bring about the destruction
OF sbery ANDREW Johnson
Nj BLAn contlnucd-Let the nation and history
kncvhat that advice adopted and proceeded upon
BY Asaham Lincoln tApplausa) And now, when he
hes Van called 10 hts account and hs mante has fallen
upohis successor who save him the advice which he
adCpd and carried out that SUCCESSOR ID 70 be in
pescfd Tor faithfully carrying QUE the principle on
whidMr. Lincoln wa elected.
Tohe tenth toass-" The right Of representation In
both ranches Of Congrexs'-Senator CowAn responded
He tretted that he bound 20 say on the present
occan that there danger the great truth con-
Aind In thu toast was not recognized by the American
peop or rather BY their representatives; and II was
6omkhat eaarter alone the danger came. The peopIe
csray had the right 10 Weld the power OF majority
but hould Be welded for the purposes Of fresdom ana
rxhtbnd nct for tyranny and vengeance. What was
tho <eson 70 be determined BY she people to-day
Thcriwcrs revolutions II France and England and
they Zero terrible: and how ware theas ravolutions