The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-17

Congress; but the whIs Cosgrsss unlike this was Toe
sensible and patriotic 10 override the constitution 10
their rge The instances In which tho present national
legislature has violated the constitution were, In bis
Judgment, extremely numerous such as turning OUT
governments, dividing States INTO military Districts &c
The dss a. stated by the radicals that the Southern
pudsts In. national and assume the coufedsrats
debt, he declared Is comicai and ridiculous; for
the bonds issued BY tine confedsracy are not payable
until the coptederacy has assumed Its independence
and the only show u has for becoming independent -
IN being kept out OF tho Union the radical Congress-
For three long years he continued, the whipped South
has been knocking the door Of the Union for adms-
sion; but Is still kept until negroes got to rule
them and until srrang can made 70 hang
some Of them This he declared is radical Chrsianity
The condition. OF the South Is truly deplorAbla II
the whites attempt TO bs Industrious try 70 raise any
thing the negroes who have been listening TO the drip
pings from the sanctuary OF Wilson and Kelley, come
along and steal everything. Instead OF gong 70 work
become politicians, and all the while We are
being taxed to support tbem through the
Ffoedmen's Bureau. He could not why aud whore
Congress got authority TO tar one class OF people 10 sup
poTt another ~ did in running this piece OF freed.
mems furniture. II . black child wants food and
educpton the government has 70 foot the bills but II ths
child II 30 unfortunate as 10 DO born white
or grow up IN ignorance. The keeping OF large
standing army in limo OF peace be also alluded 10
another exravagant feature Of this Administration The
country Ia also full OF officers Of every kind, ekng out
subsistence from the people. and high time soma
erned. We ought to repeal thirds OF ali laws
leaving only few simple and Necessary ones ard allow the
States TO govern themselves as far possible II this
could be done the workshops would soon DO opened
sgain and The soup houses would be closed Concern
INK the OF the national debt he believed with
Stevens, Butler and Pendeton, that Il should be paid
with the currency OF the country and not In gold, AID
be believed that was the general view Of the West Money
thai good enough for tho poor good enough for
the bondholdera II Is not, perhaps would DO we'll
TO put little tax on these bonds The republicans SAID
he had heard that they gong TO tar government
bonds aud he would inquire why the world hey bad
NOT done IN They have had the power for the last
three years. but they have failed 10 do IL
such measure Tor he himself bad tried 10 get such bill
through ongress but WAS defeated by the radicals
He hoped that his Now Hampshire friends would consi
dor these things and rally for change OF government
has been given out that the opposition will spend ball
million in money rather than lose this State but he
Hampshire viii DO inspired by high and noble aspirs-
tons and march firmly, surely and majestcay 10 the
throne Of victory. With uncertain sound from New
Hampshire Connecticut will follow and the other states
viii soon come on and We then shall have not victory
OF party bot victory Of the peoples victory OF equal
taxation, victory Of liberty victory Of justice, til.
umph over . tyrannca, usurping Congress-
Alter Mr. Ross came Thomas j. Gargu, Of Boston.
who addressed his remarks most particularly and most
eoqusny TO his Irish follow citizens He claimed that
tho republican party had been treRcherous 30 all who
had reposed confidence IN IT, and that ts motive in
to bring the South into such
subsection force It's ballots In favor OF perpetuang
tho power Of the radicals He criticised sharply the
military career OF General Grant, and argued to show
that tho which led him 10 victory Was pre-.
cssely the laid down by Mcclellan three years
before the carrying out OF which prevented by the
radicals a. il was known that no was . con-
sentative He also rebuked the conduct OF the repub
can govern men for it, neglect 10 protect It's citizens IN
citizens mol to be AGAIN deceived BY prolouging tina
exstepcs Of such q government