The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-01

ne people nd ia sh- LEGISLATIVE 81 u, waste
sa q lie 20 susn asosrd % me people
~ he sane pIy ~ rs s mat oS,saa
iioas inssriersnces VIA ~ sos'sl s.ssonls aad
ssssss 81 ~ law conformity q tastes and Pessars
the idens Of the majority; oppressive snss,menIs
sruerg and embarrassing easrclss BY complicated
os, q While ps,soca.y attending % as rsSs
party ana demand that they should be expelled from tho
ResssSd that our Municipal ID the approaching
pcaed ~ the republican party can only lie mrerlied by
70 irregular candlsss and we earnestly appeal
sn With Dtey the names now presented for their sup;
leader. sG for n y "a objects
The resolutions were enthusiastically received and
adopted
The Hon James & Thayer announced the next
speaker On coming forward address the meeting
loudly cheered He said that the resolutions they
had just heard read had received their approving voices
county and city ocers and he undertook to that
while they approved by Their voices they would elect
BY their votes. tCheersl And while this impor-
tant in order they should gee possession OF the
STATE government and reform the abuses that existed
there that but part Of their duty. and tba. mos
the largest part Of it. Within five days from that hour
they would be listening to the returns that
csor % Ssv York on hs great national
questions that had been presented in this
election. And much, very much IN reference to that
great question throughout the state what would
New York do. Would II once more give tho majority
would add 10 by counting thousand for every
ten and hon they would have done their duty. (Cheers
ant quarters The eyes OF the people were turned 70 The
State OF New York. from the far on shores Of the tran
gull sea one o. ns nSoies n and o. inc
victory Long ago. !, IN , the early spring time an.
now wrote her the roll OF patriotism In
pure, well defined English, that could mistake.
| tCheersl Ohio and Pennsyvanla-tcheersl -followed
so quickly that their electric thread nov pusates
throughout all hearts They now come with their noble,
generous offerings, and would lay them all at the feet
accept the offerings She told them told
try that she would array herself befted The Empire
that wsuH 10 her
browond cheersand not only join, but would lead in
this triumph OF regcnerated States Cheers Every
patriotism should urge them to their duty. They had
hoped to AVOID this antagonism this strife II was not
nate this strife and antayonis they believed accord
ing TO the promises made when the war closed, that
conquered and laid down their arms slavery was
obliterated, he did mot believe that any man
that broad Land n0 10. aSss %ns "s BE-
said, would grudge generous welcome to a
foe who had submitted and vas conquered Or vsx with
else Of holy charity The rebels had laid down their
armsthey conquered They furled every tattered
to their homes the places where they and
other flag oated but the old by the boys in
was was some disturbance al ONE o. the sntrancss
caused BY the tramping Of people ON the
meeting and
that the disturbance would cease Mr. Thayer order
being restored proceeded with his address, There was
he said but flag which had been borne TO victory by
half million Of soldiers, and as every football drew
them homeward to their gates thresholds. where
had fought as they believed for the restoration and
preservation Of the Union The chief head Of the nation
constitutional sceptre for this whole county
voIcE-Three cheers for Andrew johnson. Cheers)
~ y. ne and srss
bis malignant enemies or pretended friends. never
saw President II the United ststss-and baye fo.
.uS ~ %: &, ns ram
lowed all its principles moro closely. (Cheers He has
bsen maananmous to the South just 70 the whole
President. his will DO enrolled among the nobles
Of those who have assisted 70 preserve It Cheers
and best Who attempted . preserve Il (Chesrsl Had
his authority az Executive Of the nation been up
:A1sd ss haze HOUSE nd q sss ;s
spoken n that ball fsw nights ago and be complained
one placed at head Of such concsru as that was
in rather dsagrseable position Cheers laughter
70 &c ana .Ds s S
government under the contribution divided into diff
fersu. dspsrtm:nis Hs Er r.y:r w.s surprised that
them was ccnvorsaut with any Of them. The writ Of
haceas corpus was suspended in States OF the Union
quire It. The constitution declared that State should
be deprived Of equal representation In the Senate except
out Of ali representation in either House ass
Of Congress- not only against their consent.
s s
stitutaon Of the United States in al il principlea
there was some disturbance iI the body q the
mot Continued the speaks provision in reference
to personal rights that this Congress had not violated II
OF the government and nothing was lawful but that
| which imposed BY It's WILL There were many per-
BY Louis Napoleon, or under the monarchy Of
Prussia welded By Bismarck, than suffer- such
Se sae. an. Assr poua
| dsfranchss enlightened white men 1t both
North and South, and enfranchise ignorant nigge, he
concluded BY remarking that the republicans might rely
on this that the will OF the people expressed in the
coming elections would not allow negro suffrage
10 its wIshea (Chesrs) The correspondent Of lead
ing republican paper not long since announced that Mis-
who would vote solid for the republican party "Under
these circumstances" added tho correspondent "t 10
VIM b. 1s ,Ss - n tbs hands and . the
men," TO this siRnhcant confession he thr. Thayer
would only add Then God help Mississippi. laugh s,
ring appeal 70 the democrats Of New York 10 remember
spucH or DANIEL w. yoonu,rs
Mr. DANIEL ". vooRHrEs, who was greeted with .
perfect storm Of applause was the next speaker he
nuiu-IAucb gentlemen ana FELLOW CITIZENS OF new
York; arise to-nght before you with mingled feelings
| OF PRIDE and embarrassment live Ia distant State,
towards the setting Mountains and rivers and vast
plains separate your homes from mine. Less than fy
years ago the direct line OF the Western frontier lay
along the banks Of the beautiful Wabash where 1--we,
and while here the light Of civilization burning
brightly. 10 was there feebly struggling In the dark
| forests Of the wsss Now all 10 changed, and
come 70 you from the seat OF present and
( future empire. Thronging millions crowd all the
tributaries Of the Mississippi and the SOIL that
mother Of national wealth. the source Of Western
| power. The agricultural interest forms . pyramid,
around which commerce, manufactured trade and the
traffic of nations cluster; and my pride tonight to
Be identified however humbly, with the great central
feeling. behalf OF this interest that salute with
PRIDE the citizens Of this great capital or
fellow cisixens OF the mighty West Our interests
| and the offspring Of the ullers OF the earth.
| Our interests must be forever 10 common. With
| this feeling. my counsrymeu, I come tonight 10
discuss one great overshadowng and vital question: and