, 1870-10-25

BOSTON, CCE. Is.
wecdsa Phillips smoke nearly tvo hoars %
| largo audience iu the 11u.,c Hall tonight.
eetts.
He arzatgned the Republican, party for l..e-
ing no living idea to propose. He had
searched The documents. spef..hes, and rea,-
fut'ope in tic conventions 1T tha, party. fs.tl-
ing only ore proposal for the fatnte. watch
fu1ueRs in tie policy Of reconstruction. . ne
ceseaEv. Int By no means its on.y duty, i
the only c1A:m set forth By i.a cxpouen1s
1t the recent rally in Fanenit Hail.
The remarks Of dlr- Harris. Of North Car
+: olina, he c1aiEfsd. exposed the secret Of the
bsrds ot the ku-h1ux Elm, unchecked By tho
government. Kept l0,00l Republicans from
ihe toll1. The address Of the ldes Senator
would bave sounded the better hsd IN a1rAnge-
I2e1t been msdr to keep Hr. Harris away.
The quicker tuclI watchfnlness over tho ra-
faut VAS not SO E1Ueh With Gerer7l Grant "a
With Cnbgrere bit tile responsibility should
not be divided. There was not. be averred. a
Republican Roprct sntatise il, Sorsh Carolina:
or TeI'netsee WHO could trsvel safely in
his district. apd nine Representatives, lav
dead IN Georgia to-saay for their adherence 70
their principles. at- phillipa bad hoped 10
present the c!aiEns of women a. uae Of tbs
LIVING issues IN biz lscture, as it covered the
development Of half the human 1sca: nut he
regret ed they did not sec it to embrace the
golden opportunity. and jump into the areua
while The old parties we're c1unb1iue. ltut
l tho leaders Judged Otherwise, And thor must
| ,wAt the movements Of the two parties that
haSe promised to give their claim attention,
Temperance and protocaou to labor wers the
cnfv issnes now presented that had aemb-
lanca Of life. The negrots by their tr.nsi-
tion to tn active political existence, vera
thrown in the shade. The cry OF tho Renub-
lican patty to be again intsnsted with theso
measures, Was unbeedod the past 1a. its
only Recommendation.
lsnevsr bad but one iaoA since 1910, when
after fair trial, its a1o was 10 broad and un
wieljy for tho extinction OF a1ayery that il Lsd
to no ground down, in af1er years, to cut on,y
against the extension OF tho evil. Il never
took smother step without being Kicked into it.
AbrahAm Lincoln waited for the people, and
utmost strength to brins lis paFsy Sp "a to his I
own leTai, AL the party aitaeti st now was
to watch. :ts own growth Its pioneers OF
twenty years ago had gruwn fat in office, aud
nov blamed those who h2d an idea for doing
Hhas they themselves bad done Of yore- IN
answer to the yeteran CRITIC who said it was
ldte 10 found party on measure, be would
ask to te shown party that waa not primarily
Organized On measure. Eur instance, fed-
eralism, the tar,ff. internal improvements,
paper, or coin: Ito would except oniy Tie
liberty party. The Republican party do not
even droct Mr Boutwell, how TO ray tho debt.
Mr. Phillips },ad been frequently asked how
hs s9utd represent two psrtles.
u 4e bad see out to be elected he would be
conndent that be knew the way. Born Of dve
generations of;fankees, he conli find the door
that led to of6ce, upon which he turned h,s
o1fk tMssy -hso years ago. He pitied young
coiioss snd veteran correspondents who
!onged to a c1ass OF man who haI taueht
them all they knew. and WA c.i,a-
bio Of teaching them ouch more. liz
ths, uas xn,o IN the .tfis thick Of tho fight when
there we're two forces n rolifics-rublima
faith in pr1ncip!e which would etem the en-.
rent In spite Of al obstacles. and mai .ritv of j,
votes. The Republican tarsE bad faitl, IN
oe1hsae-,* light hss tfaa, its soul IL desd
It asked women to prove that they wanted
10 vote, the Temperance pa1ty il il had a
working force, and tho Lsbor Reformers II
they had majority in certain localities. aud
= would be snswered on the 9Th OF Novsla-
Ter The party had mist AIKEN the intellset Of
Massachusetts, BY neglec.iug to enfoIcs tha he
exssi1E lsws. Its safety depended upon q
feT OF its more actfve tnembcrs who cn11J
step out On SONS live Issue and say that vas
sng strength upon vhicf, they would le.n.
nate N tho fire years, and the Republican
parry "o1'ld bow to it. They we're ouiy rroh-
1Dg the State now, and be did not object "a he-
ing tte candld1te os dozen parties in euah =
,andaoe nhd.s .s undelt.kiaK. They would soon fnd
not long live undertha rafying char Of Re-
publican conventions. He did not care chin
whether Clatlin Or Adams was elected Guyer-
nor, ns, 6n. he did oa1e for The re-slection
of Grant with IN honest Congress.
lie wanted to tell tho Reputlicans
what EwsH wanted, and il 4 Democratic
victory was Necessary he welcomed IL He
wished to state. in reply to An assertion that
ne consalted Governor C1adin, that teuever
recognized the gentleman. except vheu cour-
isoey, IN public places. required it. Mr: Phil
!lps urged prohibition asl,hs only remedy for
lnteinParance. and the foundation al, ererv
SOCIAL and political reform. He quoted 1t atiF-
tica 70 provo thet what the country expended
for educHtIon and charity mas lost Ly tic poll
cy 81 nnreetrictnd license. He assa1ted hi.
defira for only 30, 600 votes 10 Creates pauic.
o. greater caution IN the liquor irtoFe.t. uo
adSIaed his friends to 80 down on
their knees no moro 1t the State
hoase, but rote: appealed. 10 the
farmers 10 enact and execute tho laws. re-
buaed the bTa3en impndenco of :.ha RopubIi-
cans, expatiatsd At length on tho e7ils Aud
lnrE hours Of roll in ehe factory.sv.teu,, az
to'1ed the lobhF Us tha only body of, Republi-
cans Eho ansx auything, sEd at the SINE
time, denounced F. A. Bird <aits- chief, with
nfs hcadqua1ters in rumahop- h avarred
shaf tue ss'spins borrowed their ideas tom
tne ssssena pursued IN factory couotinr-
room saosned the tyranny of, tho press. ana
eooe!u1ft By saJing that, il; ths Republican
tattf took up tie lseue2 he Represented. il
would BE- we'll, but il it prepared to concen-
., .ta.e ~ sympathy on i race, leaving the is
suee behind, Judgment Mould cone,
- ! ne endie1ca Frequently npphudel durip.