New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-31

sell whiie at the South the elective fran
states Acting upon the double motive OF hate and the
dSs9 70 maintain party supremacy, they have disfran
southern States, ald conferred upon the gr0es by ac
OF Congress the right TO vote and them the point
the DayOnet have proceeded establish State
governments, conroedby negroes white Adventures
eAher IMAM theynere soiOurners birds Of passage aud
very IOu birds at that and have gone through the farce
OF admitting them into the Union and to the right Of rep
resenaon IN the Senate and the House. and full vote
in te Electoral College for President In this manner
gentlemen they expect 10 control the legislation and the
elections OF the country And these ignorant, british
negroes OF South Carolina and Florida, and the other
States do now make laws. and levy taxes. aud create
puDhc debt for you white Of Ohio and they expect
TO 0Verre your choice for President. Yes, gentlemen
under these Republican reconstruction acts, enforced
by an army for which You pay heavy taxes out OF your
aTd earnings half million Of negroes in South Caro-
lima reinforced by thousands of adventurous whites
loafers from the North and West will control many
votes as million white men in Ohio. Aye and at this
present moment the Governor" called OF that State,
elected by negroes, under an act OF Congress, and
through the aid of your army is citizen of Ohio, hay
ing legal settlement here that If he would become u
pauper-and South Carolina is very poor now, and no
longer able enrich her satrapsthe proper township
IN the county of Henry. in TINS State, could be compelled
to maintain hun as pubic charge And, moreoyer,
Gen. rdWarner noble cOnfrere OF his from Ohio,
has believe just been elected United States Senator
from Alabamal
These the dolngs of the Republican party and II
not marvellous In your eyes, they at least cost TO your
pockets. These are part OF the blessings over which
the Chicago platform exults, and continuance and in
election OF Gen. Ulysses s. GRAFT. have word OF
personal dGnunciauon for the Republican candidates.
would not detrac Ot little from the fullest
ufe military glory TO winch GeD Grant be justly
entitled have not syllable to utter TO his personal
habits. care not what his is may have been,
the candidate OF the revolutionary Republican party,
and as the representative OF its principles its policies.
GU 10 P"aPos..s' ne "iS hot ChoOsinS tno ilis
master OF circus, nor the magister OF Feast,
nor the keeper Of the royal horses or hounds,
nor even tho COmmauding-General Of our
armies TO wage war; but the Chief Executive officer OF
great Republic to restore and prosperity through
only as the symbol Of negro supremacy debt, hard
lnes, high prices low wages gold without taxation for
perial military despOtsm instead Of the simple but
Denefcent Federal Republic Of fathers. Beyond
of the burnOut volcano of civil war. You hear from
every quarter through the Republican press the alarm
rate revolution and civil Let man be in the least
concerned UnQuestonably, IL is the fixed purpose OF
which can fire the hearts OF men born freemen and
ing to die slaves II we shall fairly, constitutionaly
ana legally elect President, TO that he is inaugu
lated at every hazard 1t is right and duty too
~ also 1t IL the duty and right OF the Republican party
Ten Grant But no man meditates openly or cOyertlJ
anything beyond No, gentlemen, it is the Republican
leaders who are the revOutOnsts. II is they who re-
solved by all means and at every sacrifice Of the rights of
he States the liberties of the people and the peace OF
plunge us into both civil and social with all It's bor
rOrs But 10 the ballot, and not to the bullet we now ap
peal The people weared Of the Republican party,
and OF its wrongs and its perde OF its debts and Its
military despOtisms, of dishOnOred Constitution and
broken Union, which four years OF war ana three
years of peace under its conduct and legislation have
change And unless every sign and omen by which the
disastrous will the overthrow Of this parry in Novem
Der that they themselves will make haste 20 recognize
and hearken TO the voice of the people the Of
Cod and chastened children in silence will submit TO
the Judgment which In mercy TO themselves to us aud
the whole country shall drive them from the seat OF
power. No. gentlemen, no; there will be 10 more civil
war III the land but the sun at high noon shining on the
eastern front Of the Capitol the 4h Of March, 1862 will
look down peacefully on Horauo Seymour President OF
Mr.. VallandiRham was loudly cheered at the con |
clusOn OF his speech.
SENATOR HENDRICKS AT HOME.
Senator Hendricks arrived home, from Wash !
ngton IN the City OF Indianapolis upon the evening
Of July 2S The occasion was taken advantage or by the
Democrats Of the district TO tender him public recep
Of the eS S and admirers Of Mr. HendR e m
dianapolis to meet that gentleman. At Union CITY
and complimentary speech from Mr.. NJ. M. Ray.
Inc nv enthusiasm SohE nd WITH f%s p0uCg ~
Anderson. who made second attempt to be demonstaa
tive there s but little 10 chronicle. In The evening o
the midst Of which Senator Hendricks escorted 20
sSG ero The Hon Joseph c.
having welcomed the guest Of the evening in appropriate
S TSFSS He sad That TIE political 81
SsRsGT9 armies Tns ss snrTendeTed RG gave way
complete manner to the changes ~ s % Inc war
Syet and order every where prevailed The North was
SueT a and the souih Welding and reconciliation
of tTinmphant IL was in that bright hour OF hope
and promise that engine of evil and corruption the
F FREE Bureau which the speaker stigmatized
nc Wife race. had been instituted Mr.
then reviewed the Reconstruction acts, which
tarv supreme a4 created feeling hostility bordering
whole PegSh TG S not 9 Create any special
feeling OF interest in the minds OF the crowd
SPEECH OF BENZ. II. HILL OF GEORGIA.
The following were among the remarks III
the lengthy speech delivered by the Hon. b. II Hill at
the Democratic mass meeting at Atlanta Ca on the 2Sd
inst
You gentlemen, who think you are members OF
Iegslature-pOOr deluded souls, how l pity you !-you
want Won to hear one thing Not only ia that doctrine
Of unequal States in the Chicago platform but II Is IN
what you call your Omnibus Admission glL Ihat Dh
prescribes the manner IN which you shan 90 back ana
every Of you who voted the other day 10 gel Dac as
you say, into the Union agreed 10 the doetTle Una,
Georgia shall never have the right to do what ONO can
do that the Southern states shan never nave the sS
TO remain forever unequal member OF the Union
You agreed that you Tond get back INTO me UDGa ~
modify orto change her own ftate @ @ as 10
pleasure. IA voice, They didn't know any better.
An, you Tenegadesyou rogues-who tried 10 stea your
neghbors property and could not 90 IT, an ed ye men
pose OF getting back into the Union and then catchng he
K TaS Got y BY Thad by
CHARLES sumnerf 1 don't know but one thing thai Is
Ca anu nf vor debts and then after becoming
negro having your debts to pay. Cheers with cries
Teach # to yoTr children as you rock them in
their cradles and in the nursery dtnes by when You
Georgans-some OF them TO the manner born nave come
npOn this classical old hill and have deberaey put
record their solemn consent that the proud OLD state
~ Georgia goes back into the Union on the express con
dtion that she shall never be equal 10 otner STATES Oh
CON from everything that can make You nope
Tor even chance Of being gentlemen. Yon have buried
the sovereignty of your State you nave s9eo .ne
sails Of your children You have SGeed 10 TSss
eiobt dollars q day for few hot days In summer
But we party now organized "a s IS S a cor
ec OrnrTles for it's platform. From Maine 70 CaIOr
MIA the glorious tramp OF the Democracy Is GROWING more
nv the great freemen OF America that sha