New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
ALABAMA.

THE REPUBLICAN MEETING AT MONTGOMERY
An immense meeting of citizens. without regard to
color wa held at Montgomery, March 81, of those who
believe inthc following propositions OF thc call;
The cal signed by Ed Patton by the State Auditor
and Treasurer, the Postmaster and Mayor OF the CITY,
ana many leading citizens M T. H. Metcalf was ELECTED
Pre- sien,, and among the YicePreoldents were Gen
the HOI. C. S. G. DOster, aud Judge Adam c Ie!dGn,
who voted for the Goslt1ii2nal hmenImeni In IN ,ng
Legislature Mayor Henry C. Scmple Judge moss, ana
gument said:
II is mi natural that when slavery had existed several
gcucrato ns aud involved the fortune and the social life
Of miims IT should have educated thousands support
IL with Enthusiasm. IL was equally incYitaDlc tiat DC,
tween iiand Government OF equal rights ,hcfe ehOull
b0 war; md that with such ahst0y as ours tc Govern
mcn Should triumph Now, slch wars gre grtIl cdlV3
tors, AMI though this war was begun WIN 10 more INK
of unvusa liberty thou there was talk OF independence
at tho utset OF the Revolution yet ~ mas taught tLs
nation and is s teaching with Increasing emphasis
that Liberty and Union in very truth are one ana lSe
equal rights which every refusal only has made
more Nacting; hence me growth OF op,hioinh o IN
have tcir elimination and now oil men are as an men
should bercc and equoi DO fear tins Am aiill'
to give the naKms OF this Government fun an1 llr ex-
pertinent after It's history thus far Not 80, ny Trends
have feared the refusal rather when men among your
selves have come 10 me complaining mat they Were SUI
eCcd taxation without repro scntatO ana that they
were governed without their consent II has occurred -
We csc to others shall come back gain NO. CIR.
the mixims Of the Union are TOO grand 700 True 20 Dn
confined 10 any mean and partial Application me shmo
privileges OF education the same croynena OF liberty;
tho sane announcement Of opportunity that ils hclprl
You ana me 10 do Whatever have done and to enjoy
life al these we heartily will give 20 every ma1 That
being full OF hope, he may exert himself to serve HIS
family, hs country, and his God
ThffollOwlng resolutions were adopt ed:
UFgs-5 The ~ ALTOONA upt-afr'T r'lWr- VA bl
fn,uos relations bc rstih & with those state tat VIZ. ' W n
" inro,se,.,1n the Gorrurf' Ed -trff Ia' prnl,
,e h.. b., f,iu. o. t,r Representative 30 t1cs md
.rrI The.. involve, inn,meut c1g 90 1un'nF VIII ir spin,
m pr- H. ,tr9l,. ari a'r1H The rIuii.' ~ &C. c''fti
pelp Stl'c been nlfl sui patriotic ani eni item t.
our rcs,r,t sui confidence
g,t,s 4 Tu, We eos.r &c dur o. good cfnt 20 mite 10
carr i vii r,rurs:nr, 'n harmony tle nrni' Of ne h'r'
RccnnfgI-i)n bill 49,. -.
I,s5rf Tlst H That TIE Spin ~ pgT''-i 81 ~" re
irIoni sc been Thoroughly aaai'afi A. ~ oi o l- E
tnhrxbF ~ We i''|
r,r ,ffe TtifeI S-.s 1nI Ihr fit,'. q ti ~ pnNTL
Hff-f TiI. al have Gorilla! welcome g. g' h 'it"f
urpa iis basis ..-., -,
C.t t-.a . 10 Iru'. riI. Convention ~ ti W
Nh fiI tr. Union r i-i tl'' Er-'e 'onm'''
ie appointed srl srt.o! clu I meeting s'' 'srn 20 tiAe
prr!ifiatrl stri ~ t.t rliTp~ =. .. c.. A.
The INcrI'Nr Committee have CdLel a NuIeu state
Convention. 10 NICE, AZ Montgomery, June 4