The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

when we come to these rich bopdholders, who have
no contract Tor payment IN gold. they raise up their
fraud -'S1NA''oA al"
,s. a TIE JUSTICE OF THE CASE STATED
ihave attempted to show you what the law il. now
Wnat IL the Iustlce OF the caseS Here is a man who
I'VE years ago had $40 in gold He lent to the gov.
ceiyed since that time 50 year in gold for interest
He has been exempted nom taxation. which Would
$45 already received in gold for the fon '' doa
originally lent the government, and now he comes
him $40 what they are now worth In gold, and VET
our radical friends, who seem to be the organs oS
these poor, wretched bondholders in not giving them
$50 IN addition TO the $40 we propose to paw
originally loaned to the government. They passed Z
funding bll which is 70 cure all these difficulties.
did not sign it, thank the Lord loud applause
and laughter They threatened to pass It over
by bondhoders for their benefit for the purpose Of
c choking you on my republican friends. (Cheers.)
forty years. and after they have run thirty to nav
four and half per cent, principal and interest Ia
god and II they run forty years four per cent aud
us cipher Let us see what the difference would be.
You taSe g. which is equal, believe, as gold now
value, as we say. OF 81 of these bonds sixty eight
cents IN gold. Now, cast the interest for thirty
take one. as they propose to give, OF the new bonds
payable In gold and cast the interest at thirty years
cents more than the bond is worth at The present
value IN greenbacks. That would make upon the
Whole 600 900 the nice little OF 5000 900
dl1erence, winch these gentlemen propose to make
donation to the bondhOlders and have you toll and
payit Are you willing to do it, lshouts OF mo,
NON II you are, vote the radical ticket and may
God nave mercy upon your souls
THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU OvERHAULED.
Now, fellow citizens, the most expensive article
that has ever been introduced ia this thing called
"Freedmen's Bureau" 1T is an article designed to
negroes OF the South, SO that they will vote away
your rights and privileges That Is the object of it.
year. They said, ar you viii only free this unfor.
tunate race only break the shackes which bind
their limbs give them an opportunity to go out into
the world as white men, they will support them.
selves and their families. They are able, capable
and willing to do it; all we ask is that this accursed
system of slavery shall be abolished.n Well, 1t was
abolished. And yet the support OF these negroes
has been most extravagant and expensive.
which has all been heaped on the people
of the North. Let Inc read to you an esti-
mate for one single year OF the Superintendent
s47,5oO salaries Of clerks, Sl2OO stationery and
printing, $4,000; quarters and fuel $4,000; cloth.
of the Whole yae Of or
try to be distributed to these lazy idle negroes for
clothing In one single year Where did this Con-
friends IN Ireland were starving, and they wanted
assistance. Private and public charities were ap.
but 1t was determined that they had no power, under
the constitution to donate money for that purpose.
without any authority. they distribute nearly
able to work ' s the ' next
item "Commssary stores, 81, 100, Ooo.' What Is
eHs mink d saa t. eat DID 5 o tss
Northf We nave poor, sick and disabled people
here, who have returned from the war sometimes
without limbs, and unable, though willing to work,
yet we never find this Congress making any apprO-
priation to buy food for them. But $500 100000
in one year is wanted by this superintendent Of
the negro bureau to feed negroes at the South and
you labor and toll to pay it, "Medical bureau,
as they are. Clothing at $4,000, 900 and feeding at
$4O00o0o. Why Is the sckliest set of negroes ever
heard Of in my fe daughter and cheers Transport.
ing, S19sO, OO0-alInost $2,OOOoOo. What is this
fOrY Transporting these negroes round from poll to
POI to yoteS And SO they 60 on until they make the
single year in support OF this Freedmen's Bureau.
But this is not ALL not only do you have to work and
pay this tax, but millions more TO Keep up the army
to support and protect the Freedmen's Bureau and
the negroes at the South.
EFFECTS ON THE SOUTH.
While you are paying these expenses the Southern
States are Impoverished that they are unable To
OF the any M OF
York for the last year has paid double the amount OF
internal revenue that ae whole ten southern states
times greater than New York. But for this Internal
rcau, which prevents that country from developing
itse and becoming prosperous II would contribute
@ch State or New instead on Ss
whole ten States paying $780, OOo 900 they should pay
$3.50 900, according to the amount OF taxation
as they would II they were as Gourishing and pros.
porous as they would be but for the blighting in
nuence Of this radical rule which Ia upon them.
by direct taxation this $1,000 900 year for the
Freedmen's Bureau and $4,000, 900 or $2o,O0oO00
for the army to back them up, but you are deprived
Of $3.50, O0O, 900 year which ought to go into the
Treasury Of the general government, in conse.
low long will you continue THU; things It is for
you to decide without passion or prejudice Are you
RADICAL ticket and Is elected they viii ca ans
have the right to claim that their acts have been
Ia yvb yOnw N naya
THE CANDIDATES COMPARED.
have spoken to you thus far OF general principles
ofthe people OF the country. have endeavored to
bring these subjects to your attention so that you
interests and the welfare OF the country do 20
fairly, candidly and impartially. Now. | desire to
before the people, do not believe myself in abusing
men who are placed in nomination by poiitf:
fa DO not sH it is any sTed
to the American people, IN the eyes of
preston that either OF the candidates In nomination
Is the meanest man in the world. 1t is not to our
own credit to MAKE other people believe that and
dent OF the United states who has not some qualid.
cation which entities him to confidence and respect.
GENERAL GRANT AND HIS NO POLICY DOCTRINE.
So far as General Grant Is concerned have not ono
word to say in relation to his military qualities.
among military men. have no competency to speak
upon that subject, nor disposition ! am perfectly
his Uniform in peace ana without objection. Bus
there is lamentable thing in relation to General
Grant which regret on his account-namely, the
letter he has written accepting the nomination. re-
greet II, because In that communication he Informs
that he has mo gocy for the administration OF the
the government In q critical period like this when
Onethird OF the Union is under military despotism
when It requires more skill and statesmanshlp to
bring back and restore this country to its former
prosperous condition than at any other period during
Its history General Grant, who asks people to vote
for him, tells them that he has policy for the ad
minstration OF the government, and he leads us to
believe believe that Is the general understanding
that he will be under the control and IN subordina-
ton to the bad men who now rule Congress and con-
troll the radical party.
uoRArIo SEYMOUR RECOMMENDED BY A FIRST RATE
NOTICE.