The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-02
Bull Rus JoHSsos.-Hon. Henry VIII
son was recently sernadod ut Saratoga, 70,
sponsivo to which he made brief speech,
from which We make tho following extract:

.Thsrs 10 another thing that has contributed 10
the pe.esal aspect Of most portions q the States
the hands Of 10000 black men. Those men, let
me say 10 700. will bring these States hack loyal
TO the country, and fally and unrsssrvsdly COM
(ApplsassD ! make the prsdistion that eight or
nine. and think nine. Of those ten States will not
only comply With the terms and conditions Con.
the and viii ssnd men 10 the Congress
Of the United states who viii think, SPEAK and cot
- the loyal progressive representatives think.
spsak and set Ghssrsl Ivill tell you Why.
the battle. not only OF the country, but Of their
own liberties and rfghts OF course they will vote
or the Union, f6r they believe In this country as
reason 70. They revere The name and memory r q
men az. lAppisu.sl The word .unioa"i Is on
Union K. ;shcS house. Has
churches. and FOR . liberal and progressive policy
In THAI section Of the country. They win carry Il
too Old Virginia, this very autumn, within nine-
~ esa os sis' :. sssons
hberty-loving. progressive, Radical STATE Of the
Union. (Applause9 South Carolina will follow.
(Applause5 Other States viii do the same, and
enter on liberal. progressive policy, such ~ -
pursued In the New England and great Central
and Western states Of the eoantry. There Is not
. Dsnocratie Dag floating IRON the Potomac 70
looE upon Mr.. johnson Just Q. / look upon
Ball Run. (Laughter) Bull Run during the var
brought . ssnss Of shame 10 the cheek Of the
country, but .ssr all u was great lesson 70 the
being brought into sxistsncs for . purpose. He
stands right there, and every time he undertakes
TO do any thing AGAINST the cause Of liberty and
ID ever would have gone before. daughter and
applause.) He got the opinion OF the Attorney
General the other day, and All over the South the
bat In day OF two vent the news On the brvese,
that Congress would assemble. and the rebels
closed their lips. Congress assembled and made
fore. lie may undertake to set Il aside II he
pleases OF do what he pleasesi our friends In the
South will take care Of the cause OF the country
And 10. mo tsll you that Grant = Tor negro ssrase
No Is Thomas-thAt great General whom his SOL
disrs nicknansd -Old Reliable" 80 10 Phil. she.i.
dan. and nearly every general OF The country Who
has srrI share Of Il. %sn Who
us Individually say u is right bat they say they
have got Q great prejudice vote behind them, and
they must pander TO that. i think 10 becomes
vance Of the people and maintain What 10 right
and the people viii follow them. There 10 no por.
ton OF our countrymen 90 ignorant or prejudiced
sach Il the present condition Of the country. 1
think Il Is hopeful one, and IL will be better next
wear than 70 Is now. Tho men who smsncipated
four millions OF slaves ana nave estsoIsnou uoer-
Nv and justice Ia the land 70 have the country
next year. whether Grant will DO tho candidate
Of those men or not, and think he 10 very likely
to be. that candidate will be elected: There are
to-day thres millions OF those voters in the coun
try Who would vote for Grant, % Sheridan, or
TSoulsa-for Chase, nppiause) or Collar. zap
pisuse) or brave old hen Wade, (applausc) or any
of ths true and tried men who have carried the
country through the dark and gloomy days % the
last seven years. But no man who opposed the
cause OF the country during that war. no man Who
opposed emancipation, no man who opposes the
civil rights OF the smancipatsd race. no man who
dent Of The United states. (ApplaaseJ