The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

reau:"You may erect your altar ana .ay your con-
ss1:aon upon u and, Unnecessary. as an evidence o.
and the blood that now warns aud anlmates my
s sx..sa, ,s shall be poured out % last
the condition OF Things in Tennessee under radical
rule, and said the frat thing he had to DO when he
property there was 70 20 before an oIcsr ana
ISs man, man; Gsasasss' Ts also : SPOKE q
men called militia go into "a court house, send out
the Judge and Jury nto the woods or tho street. and
placing therein court martha try man one day
ana hang him the next. "Let us have peace"
MT johnson said, In conclusion OF hs remarks:-
your government IS Vibrating between a military
dictator here and q military dictator there. III we
60 on At thus rate every little military man who can
claim Dattte VIII seek TO be made dictator and rule
Inc nation. But the character OF an American citt-
zen Is above all other characters. In my mind we
not iaiter. THIS mighty nation Is determined to
preserve is uenlty Bodiesiof men and munitions OF
n wsr anrn certain direction Those columns
some little fellow walked with supply train he is
second WASHINGTON" lLaughter.I 1t might as
reporters followed the army for the pur-
pose OF narrating events they conducted
the army operations. "a voice-"How about the
hazel nutsJ have consumed more OF your time
IMAM intended. and wish to say, In conclusion,
have no ayoIs to ask and you none to bestow. You
know that when in office here l did all in ny
power to promote your local interests. | have
heretofore said, and now repeat. that ycu
knowing your wants, the same right as free
men nave. hln coming among you on business
having son at school and some private matters to
transact-to receive such q cordial welcome by the
people OF this District OF heartfelt gratln-
ca Gallon 10 me. Applausel trust the day Is not
CT circumstances than we now do. again thank you
Tor this cordial welcome.
The band PLAYED the "Star Spanged Banner" and
inc ex-Piesldent was vocferousy cheered as he re-
tired Many Of those who had listened to his re-
marks entered the hotel to pay their respects. He
During Andy JOhns0ns speech tonight he said:-
nave been called repudiatOr because in late
conversation here with gentleman remarked that
tonal war debt without reputation, ana no
nation ever made such debt lnterminahle
or permanent without the loss Of It's freedom.
wen, what OF itP Is t not truep Did not state the
PLAIN, naked factf Is there any political economist
who WIN dare deny it, Does not history sustain my
because speak right out without cOncealment am
abused and called 'repudiator."
Thls Is q complete vindcation OF the accuracy Of
my reported conversation with Andrew Johnson last
sunday night which has created such sensation
an over the country. During another part Of his
about that hazenutp three or four times in success
slOn but Andy having drawn to the close of his
speech preferred to decline expatatng on that sub
auced quite sensation. When he told the anecdote
OF Plato and his definition OF man as being an ami
hit OF Dlogenes In obtaining goose and stripping
1t OF Its feathers and then calling 1t PlatO's man.
and comparing that illustration with the comparing
rarely witnessed at apublic meeting. His entire
audience cheered and roared Justify, some OF them
shouting "Bully for you, old Andy" and other SINH
lar expressions.
At the meeting tonight, taking shorthand notes,
was one OF the private secretaries of the President
every word OF Andy Johnson led to considerable
comment tonight among the people on the balcony
In the immediate vicinity OF the exPresident. The
name OF this Secretary 10 Ely. What can be the
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