The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

LONDON, Sept. 21-The Government mas sent
gun.boats to guard the southern and western
coast Of Ireland.
| MARsEILLEs, Sept. 27.-omar Pasohs has
Withdrawn his resignation, and will remain in
Gambia should the Sultan desire II.
| LONDON, Sept. 27-2 o'clock.-we are still
without advices from America. Securities are
nominally unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 27-2 o'closk.-There Is no
change in the tone Of the cotton market. Pro.
visions, breadstufs aud produce are unchanged.
FLORENCE, Sept. night-serious riots
have broken out at Udine, a town Of Northern
Italy. sixty miles from Venice. Armed bands
paraded the streets, clamoring for revolution.
These bands were largely composed Of Gsribal.
dian volunteers who had been compelled to fly
from the Roman frontier by the italian troops.
| GENOA, Sept 27.-Crowds Of men assembled
In the streets Of this city yesterday, who loudly
cried for the release Of Garibsldi. Some violence
WAS done, but no one was injured.
| FLORENCE, Sept. 27.-The partisans Of Carl.
baldi are creating tumultS In various parts Of
Italy for tho purpose Of obtaining the release Of
their leader. It is reported that King Victor
Emanuel Is about issuing a proclamation calling
DUBLIN, Sept. 27.-It Is feared the Fenians
will make an effort to rescue Capt. Moriarty.
The Government is taking the necessary precsu.
lions. Forty Fsnian convicts have been sent to
Portland, England, for safe-kseping.
Republican soldiers Meeting In Phiis.
delphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 27-An immense Re.
publican soldiers meeting was held tonight at
3 the National Hail. Gen. Louis Wagner presided.
I'll Among the resolutions were the following:
Rs,olped, That the bright promise of solid
peace, . restored Union and perfect harmony
were blasted BY tho assassination Of Abraham
Lincoln and the subsequent treachery Of VIM.
, ii. Seward and the perfdy Of Andrew johnson.
ResoiVsd, That Andrew johnson, elected Vice
President and acting President has proved him.
self to be the worst enemy the Republic has over
had.
ResOired, That we urge the House Of Repre-
sentativos, whom 1t shall assemble in November
next, to formally impoaeh Andrew johnson Of
high crimes and misdemeanors.
ReSolUed, That We are now, as In 1861, pre-
pared for an uprising Of the American people;
! we are ready to quit workshop, factory, desk,
! farm, to cast aside domestic tiss and arm and
[ fight for country and freedom and the rights
4 Of all her children that, mindful of the past,
we will never suffer rebels to rule patriots, our
GLORIOUS lehuoIs 10 oe roNleo, our congress 10 Do
resisted by traitorous President, backed by Q
guilty band Of oonspirators and 4 powerful but
misguided party.
After the adjournment Of the meeting pro.
cession formed and marched to the Union League
House. After music from the band, Gems. shsri.
dan and Siekles appeared and were received
with prolonged cheers. Gen. Wagner addressed
them as comrades Of tho Republic, extending
cordial welcome to them as true to their coun
try in its hour Of danger, and finding them still
true in its present danger from covert treason
As We followed you then In eight We will follow
you now In your efforts to reconstruct the South
= upon the basis Of the will Of loyal men, as OK
pressed by tho act of Congress.
General Sheridan made q brief reply, tender
: ing thanks for the honor conferred upon him.
] General sickles being called for, made an clio
quent speech. He said: Comrades, this Govern
ment Is q Republic where the will Of the people
Q Is tho law Of the land. This maxim, so full o.
e wisdom and truth, we have from Grant, General
4 in. Chief Of our armies. No military powel
has been exercised in the rebel States not author
II lied by Congress and sanctioned BY the laws o
r the land, Military force is there only to exc
cute the laws. Under military protection loya
b civil governments will be established and main
1t tanned BY ballots put in the hands Of loya
n men. II that could have been done ten year
" ago, we would have had no rebellion.
n II we do 1t now We will not have another
ir Have no fear the copred race will not kno,
their friends from their foes. Their hearts, ful
Ut of gratitude, will govern their conduct citi
D. zens. Loyalty and order arc to them almost q
n sacred as religion. Safe and trusted at home
they will contribute vastly to the resources Q
+ the nation and take nothing away from the en-
4. pigments and franchises Of any other race o
class.
II Comrades, let me not forget our brave com
l. rades who fell in the war for the Union. Thei
- shroudless forms lie buried in many forest an
70 field, like autumn leaves. Their nameles
o graves are numbered only by the recordin
4 angel Let us sometimes listen to sad voices
% mournful as mufled drums, and heard eve
y through yielding sod They say to US now
1t Brothers, you who have been spared, leave no
10 undone the work we did not live to help you do.
ii Arrest Of Counterfeiters.
r PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Dr. M. V. Gai
man. Nat Keenly and Miss Caroline Heron wer