The New York herald., 1867-01-16
speech OF Sc syater C.SnprsA.

Speech Of SENATOR CsNMtr0A.
HAxssrrt Jan. .15, 1901.
THIS afterrUou public gathering held st one o.
the hotels in tss city, at which speeche reto BY
Attorney Genesza Brewsts Senators Lowry suA' Lang
don, and General Cameron Ir'the OF this ~
marks General Cameron sakd:-
Your greeting svsry kind and cordial aad' II fh:nk
You for H. thank God thas In spite OF the stA der
my enerniee have heaped me rSf twenty yea1t, ms
fellow citizens who,haye Ae fronfa 70 W
have always stood BY my side and helped me t5+s9 n
Ia victory. desired this answer to viudcats IA
honesty to my children and my friends now propoS
ass who concerted em and the fact good men i'm
some cases by the rectition Of them Induced to-
publican members OF tie Legislature nv frtendsr
assure me that sixt5three. OF them preferred me-
for me rather than have witnessed my defeat
inc character OF my supporters gratifying TO
politics. who will read reaist os those wl,o Voted for
me- Will find names as pure and honorable that tho
pares Christian morality among my rivals and quite as
l leave the whole matter. putting all patty feuds and
aumostNs and preiadices together under mr. feet and
60 forward to the honorable duties which native
state has called me for the hid tiSne. six years ago
thought slavery was the strength Of the reb.ibn ana
ought to be destroyed without delay wished also to
arm all Black men who woSld volantoer; OF course
thought that clothing black Amer can uni
form clobcd him also with tterghts of american
czen, ard am always tosce black so!;er and
reflect that Pennsylvania denies bin the beo tho
only weapon whereby he protect himself hope
live 10 the word white stricken our own Com
sutlon and the spirit Of caste 6sscd upon color utterly
DESTROYED, The sonth, howese-7T IS more controlled
If you aIsr wise and arm you may possibly
educate. tho rising generssen into loyalty.
make this generation Of the South oya to the Union
and the flag The poison OF thirty cannot be erad
Gated by the suhserviency OF the President by tho
statutes OF Congress Let us look therufh in the face
the Southern Territory is disloyal Tie loyal men OF
day must guard their children agane another treason
able rebellion The constitutional amendment and im'
ncsty will hslpto undo It, OF Andrew johnson saad
long that he traitor to his party and enemy
Of his country. and bad man. He hes done many bad
things but nothing than Offering tho Offices Of the
country to. thess few unprincpled meEwho agreed -
desert And bctyay the republican organization foe
his patronage Bs Joined the democ utc Isrty long
he has no right u dispose or thcra ~ auction -
weak kneed republicans rho pauper labor Of Europs
iansuish for want of protecton agsinss 4 Pennsys-
vana needs assurance of devotisn b her interests
in this rcgArd are the interests - the whole
20 protect manufacturers fronn and the1s
workmen dTcra' hoing thrown 0ut or emcaOyment. q
their wages redsced 70 starvation point fov hold thae
tho truo welfare Of my nation depends on tho wenFg
OF It's aboringcasa Gentlemen, trust that this IL my
last political Struggle have nothing 70 desiFsy
and hope viii all foraet the bitterness tho uaj~ssE
fable bitesrress Of the late contest For my part,
Will try 70 acAas representative Of all The radical r0
publicans OF Pssnsyvania without regard to past Af
forget my fsa6s who have stood by me So noby buS
viii Try to sosgst aad forgive the nnus ssinmnies an1
the political opposition have expsrsncsdA.
uiiiaels. ns
sraIsarKLp >Aa, Is, 1884,;
The Senatorial election held to-day ressltsd foa~
iows:--Tru1Ahsa - votes and Dickey 3D.
MisseMri.
80. I.our, Ia, lS. 1885,
Charles DaIraks was elected United Sssaor for Ms.
souri, ~ n ueka of I12 n ~ cor AL othar$ Mr.