New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24


plies must be forthcoming aera battle foF te nto
lying the battlefield and to pour OIL posSTs eS
ia v e% P P d s be hand or the fingers Of
the Secretary OF War Day and night LOT weeks Deioe
Phe ne was engaged IN tne WOrk lea and because
Abraham Lincoln loved him-that was enOu yI Du.
and because Mr. Stanton would not follow HIM n ms
wicked apostacy; because he stood by the laws anu was
hated by the Rebels and they had the ear OF Johnson
he turned him out and the hope OF the Rebels was iu
filled for time at least On the 2st day OF November
o the agt of November the Congress Of the United
States will again assembled 1t viii again resume Its egs
when 20 days expire from that time, Edwin stanton
VIII go back again into the War Department .h i
and prolonged cheerngl And can say III inc Tau
guage of Watts hymns:
"Fly swiftly round ye wheels Of time,
And speed the welcome day"
Applause But there is another General General VINO
when mention his name every loyal heart in this audi
ence will hrob with joyiand emotiOnt Is Phil Sherlua
magnetic mower with his men wrested victory from the
very jaws of defeat IN the Shenandoah man Mhoso
name the synonym for success. man Who %
the Military Commander Of Louisiana and Texas pro
tected the defcnseless and rebuked the dsloya Dn
who demanded that traitors should take back seats there
and who allowed two Governors to write "e before their
names and ebyurnng them out OF Office
man who breasted and turned back the tide Of dlsoy
atty that sought 10 sweep over those States Applause
But they came up to Andrew Johnson anu tleJ sou -
seats in Iousana: he has turned out Mayor Monroe;
whom you pardoned; he has turned out Judge hpei anu
he has turned ont the Governors of Louisiana and Texas
and wants loyal men to rule down there we don't nke
him. he don't carry your policy, and we want you 10
turn him out" And Andrew johnson SAID, " he naS
refused 20 carry ont my policy, and therefore VIII re-
move him." He did remove him, and Sought 10 dlsgIaeo
and disnOnor him. but when Sheridan came North nc
was welcomed with an ovation such any conguer0r
might well be proud Of appauseI That Is not an. ne
was exed and removed because he dared to stand by
the laws the statute book. There was anotner ecu
eralhe used to he Democratic Congressman from tne
City of New-York loud cheersl-always patriot,
differing widely with many OF in the years
that passed before the Rebellion, but ever loving
his country however he might differ from others In re-
Qsard a T.
his country than he did party ike many lnouSalu
and tens OF thousands of Democrats all over the land
Icheers and he enrolled himself bravely under the nag
and said myself, my life my limbs my Gealts oi0V
hundred the clear, sharp clarion tones OF
his voice, which you know so Wen, rang n 0u,
aud their sacred cause and the field OF Gettysburg
where for three days the scales OF national lie or death
hung trembling n the balance when we scarcely knew
lost syer 81 the front OF the battle Daniel r SieKes
hearty cheers brave among the braves stood heroic
ally until at last cannon ball OF the enemy shattered
MS limb and saw last Spring the barn In which after he
had Redeemed the soil with MS blood, inc amputaung
instrument OF the esurgeon severed the limb from
the remaining years OF ms me- tli the grave CLOSES over
his body. He commanded In North and south Carolina
His fret act there and for which honor him. ana
one for which know you will honor nm was 10 annui
the laws under which they were whipping white ana
black for petty Ofenscs. lCheers He said II was
disgrace to the CIVILIZATION and Christianity OF the age
With Ill disguised reluctance, with unc0ncealed
aversion, they yielded to the military power IN
orders OF Daniel L. sickes. He did not stop there
lie their professions passing up and down the streets
flag waving over them, TIE emblem OF theit 3s cuse
and the portrait Of Stonewa Jackson and their Other
generals borne IN their midst, ana at lasLWheh Ms
righteous anger could be restrained longer ne Issued
an order and whether YOU like that flag or not the
ns oil a apa as your procession passes every
a %an Of 1 you shah bare your head and bow
came again to Washington aughterl, and they said 10
Mr. Johnson I'VE don't like this man we have got IN
policy down there. He believes III the laws OF this Con-
ress he executes those laws he intends that none but
20 turn him out" Aud Andrew johnson, forgetting
the fact that the salvation Of our country was
he thus kicked out OF Office" seeking to dishonor
them turned hin cut and sent MIN back here 10 serve
the Reserve Corps. Shame" and cheers for
sickes That is the reward he has given to your faithful
servants. Now. have only to read 10 you single SEN
tence from the father OF the Constitution. IL Is
mot my .aJs language wan S%' r renewal NaG Of
mertorous officers would subject the President TO i'm,
parchment and removal from us own higi trust.
army Maryland suppose you VIII hear about that
from the eloquent gentleman VINO a is 70 Ioow me- ana
speech, and your many piaudats lengthen ~,
have no doubt you have ali heard something
have been charged with saying upon the subject
am now going 10 repeat what / said before. In the
month September last read in the two OF your
President at Washington the morning organ Inc National
Ttteaencer and the evening organ The UH0H threats
In regard TO the Congress the United States The Ma
vcnes THESE are significant words and mean that il did
convene or not me Union uttered this language which
cut and have mere TO read to you On the 3lst OF
Men Of Amsrca We call upon Won in
tyrn tspaking ofthe Con the Uno Sta,es neeessary
conate the dying struggles Of liberty and constitutional S With
on the ID Of September this evening organ Of the Pres
The Republic is not to be utterly DESTROYED
President Congress will 10 out Of sight the twink
ling ofan eye"
And then read of this army in Maryland, where at
the opening OF the Rebellion the first blood OF your pa
trot split and dyed the stones OF its streets
they passed through Baltimore TO save the Capital OF
an imperiled country do not know why such an army
marching and drilling day and night by the peal of drum
aud its batteries OF artillery are rumbhng through the
streets do believe there is any one who dare exc
cute these threats that have read to you rom THESE or
OF the President OF the United states But nave TINS
say that any in THE broad land by revolutionary
force destroys Congress Of the United States over
throws the awmakng power Of tins country ana drives
IL from Its halls by Illegal military pOwer-l care not VINO
that man is be he high or low II have country, he
will aferward be tried traitor ana convicted rs
grave Immense applausel have no fear OF any such
thing. use threats. am not In the haDlt OF dong
will OF the people and what their hearts and con-
sciences would demand. There has been one rebellion
grave yards OF mourning, and vacant chairs
in every household. and weary crntches, ana empty
sleeves and pald faces, and wasted frames, heavy
debt and staggering taxes but II there Is TO DC
another rebellion after this, n the awmskng power
Representatives be tramped under foot by revou
onary force. believe in my heart there will be some
example made To 10 down into history hereafter as a
warning that no man hereafter shall gamble with the
peace OF this country and lose nothing by the stake
Cheers Let me- before draw TO o conclusion 'goOnl,
alude 10 remarks OF the distinguished President Of
the Democratic State Convention, recently assembled
GOV. Seymour. Laughter and hissesl You hiss
here-now. out IN Indiana, we never hiss, we
do our kissing at the polls lCheers That is a great
deal the best place (Applause But Gov. Seymour had
grea, deal TO say that speech about that enormous
debt He talked about thousands of millions of debt and
hundreds OF millions OF taxes grant IL but say that
the Democratic voters the last under the hea
vens talk about the debt ana the taxes know ,nae
taxed goods imported from abroad and your indus
tries at home know you taxed on tea and coffee
1 know YOU are taxed every paper you use