The New York herald., 1869-04-14

people and from such assemblies e this win dissolve
Your aou1s s oS Reprs sensssiSes your Executive
and your ludIciary are today Influenced and In effect
der tns conyo 1s o. one ana every agency
to advance that idea Thus It y that the machinery
Of The governments 80 sontractea M a. 80 narrow mat
proper vent bu! staed corrupted aud destroyed.
The great trouble is, the ud-0e leaders or the
who have cut us or from the greatness ana
goodness OF the past without supplying ana
bringing to bear IN the present superior Intelligence
experience virtue aud courage. Recent events IN
Europe are my answer to the Tears OF small States
II @ 20 Sy ~ sSs % IT,
Efforts 10 magnify and extend ITS power, 1t Will
some day nnd itself IN the condition OF the weak
and impracticaDle petty municipalities Of the Old
World, with Prussia at 6adOwa to settle the ques-
tlon. Where then, will DC the small States and little
communitiess come to preserve, destroy.
There are admit ed good reasons at times for compr0
muses. OF opinion, mainly IN arranging and carrying
ized ',S our whole history, compromses Of principle
come forced IN by mere par discipline caucus drl
then the whole people saner and noat: and drift 70
pie we advocate In The interest Of the people bgher
than mere form OF government or society or bust
Ing now, Q ther in the advancement OF
the one or the security Of the other. We want
All classes ana conditions OF io people are ANXIOUS
for something liked and detsrmined; not lasting
stand the cause OF their anxietes. Something
burdens ana casts Its shadow over all. IL 1t In the
corruptions and shortcomings Of 01lctalsf Is 1t
the arrogance ana power OF money and consoli-
dated capltaif Is 1t the debts and burdens OF the
nation and peoplef 1t ID the scandals, shortcomings
and c0rruptions In high piaces. the upheavas and
uncertainties Of society aenerally resulting In an
manner OF immOraIiles and crimes These are seen
70 the rs nm@ 70 e n wron sate
OF things below the surface. II the people were
gathered compacty IN State instead OF
being scattered over continent there would
be more light than even now thrown unaer
the surface, and by that light q remedy
peop are in the condition Of country whose popu-
lati0n are unarmed and dispersed over q wide ex-
tent o. Nv w syry az ana
increase every day. All thus Is intensified and ex-
aggerated by cxorbita0t rates OF Interest ana the
constant daily want VI compensated employment aud
distributed capital Nohng tut an organization
q greater strength anu similar character operated
certainly relieve the lndtvduai and his household
from the euemy (want und the wolf). MY plan IS q
simple one. II is because OF It's simplicity thar
1t Is not readily understood. 1t s TO use the
great debt Of the State, national and indivd-
ual, that Is crushing u5, ~ now managed,
IN the ., form o. canitai anu power agaihst
the t cnarteraJ e,emy w when ths ia enccted the
problem is solved. The people are free In short,
we propose W turn Tue eneinys guns upon himself.
ana % the IN interval Of the SESSION Of Coagress.
ana on its assembling shall present to Con-
gress ana the pc,pie tn' nualahg c0mplese,
beeu ore,euted Conlin no myse,f to a clear ex-
PLANTATION OF the supe. sttuctu as the remedy neces-
sary @ ~ ~ ~ .uG n epu, & b et ane. b,s
there Is q g,eai nr,ncine inyolysd and tho resniIs
beneficial 70 the peop ae Comparable only to the
grea.nsss oi ame P.lnc'pe. n ,us' o.u. th ny vi u;
the aide OF the D oUie may &C; understandinply.
fearlessy certainly 30 that when the smaller organ
,Iasions "a, u .ue peope - u,v a nv - 'e saea'
there win he no mistakes commttc 40 errors uor.
pesrated. Clearly seeing the true PAIN myself ani
er ,o clear t ~ ns von ano aooI noht "
and interests that have BROUGHT you here
am a,, n"er I, cnnrv Soug rnator az.
pointed by single stale owe eq .sl allegiance aud
represent all the vnteu states IL Is as su:m nave
rssnar.ss ,,,,I canf h"va ,r,IicIrea in cooperr,
ucn with the people organized aud In regulated
aettoli, iea Ss onward ,ny tnc :. oriiiians slar
naied nj the ,,tsl oniy me better i ,Iinm,n
and render brighter the lign OF his uniform
victones-tne greas cause oi lie, tie peope Nv, wil wax
true substant,aI aud en- iJring bcaeHts an happi-
hess 70 all Farewell.
During the delivery and at the end Of Mr..
Sprseue's speech tuis evening there were frequent
rounds Of cheering. The Senator, after wishing
them good night, retired into the hallway, where q
number of the leadlug members Of the Union were
presented to him, and after reierasing various re-
marks to them, which are embodied In his ad-
dress the entire asscmblase withdrew, giving
parting cheer for the advocate Of
the labor interests. IN the crowd that
40, ~ 80 as,,,,,,,,,ns ,,,h,,c n,or usv,s :,
p'ou W '"o 1''''s"''"e" p"0'io "er' 'ai'ev u
remarks were passed upon the senator from hhodc
Island. ''He voted for Impeach nent,n observed
o,a ..yes but ne didc,t n ;, aro,ooac,,,v re
W. ~ ~.,' .n"a'. 49, o. ~, -.
sponded another. "Wonder II ne wants us all to go
In 10 see hun mary elled son of toll who seemed to
,,,np tho o,r o,o,pa ,ha ho,aa va, ,r,oa too
'n'uA 's air ounu '''e nodse was u'ne VOC ars'o-
cratic for folks that live BY labor. 'Uh yes;
he'd ike to see us ALL bnt we're not In our Sunday
,o,,., - c,aarr,,,,r ra,,,oa o,o,,or ,..o a. . h,
oo'"e'' S'. isPe" ""' n9 'J
boy, any way, and giye'd them fellows In Congress
the devil Hope he'll be cur next Presideutn "!Ie
,v,,, a, o bora ,,r vo, >, ,,,a q. ~, .ho ,ra,a,,
"n'' Al VIC n"'' '"i way "nu % o'' '"e Ple'""ns
feeling being evidently partial to sprague Through
out the delivery OF the Senator's speech Chief
,..,a. c>..o ..,os 49, en- ,on . ,a.a, 80,
'us''oo o"a'o s'oeu hoa' '"o uoo'' i'oase" """
attentive listener TO the remarks OF his promising
son.sr.law