The New York herald., 1871-09-17

General. tremendous applause and cheers.) Wnc
the General slowly wiped the persplrasion rom MS
brow voice Ss cgea a,S out Good boy $ discuss
WHAT DEMOCRACY MEANS,
and think we shall find tnat It don't mean any.
thing except what IS good for the people, save as t
how TO blow the democratic bellows. Now look ae
the ProhibItory law for a moment There mas been
o PfOhiblt0ry law on your statute Do0k 1or seven
teen years and 1t has not been enforced untl ABOUT
TWO days ago there came out an order as you Know,
TO enforce It, Why do they want IL enforced Just now
Why. III tell you. IL is because General Butler is
running for Governor and they hope to head MN on
that way. g.anghter.) Well, they wont , enforce h
how" uaughter.) And from this subject the Gem
eral passed on to q consideration Of labor reform
and what the laboring men had asked OF ihe last
Legislature. "What argument is there on the part
Of the republicans who opposed themp humanity, NY
Judgment; reason candor, the wel-belng t,n Of the
tion for laborng men. Nothing but the
insane thirst for gold the curse which God sent on
with what they asked for IN republican Legisla.
ture; 1t passed through q republican House, anu
has passed % your oD bin 'G It was was Killed IN republican,
Senate. and The capitalists were told, 'Tnere
me republican party has & killed your oll' ZAP
to-day on this question of hours or labor where
have stood for twenty years. We fought 1t
out IN this State at time when men were working
thirteen hours day. with half an hour for dinner,
and they ran far into the night aud said that was
Legislature, ana there was a finai compromise on
eleven hours day, and now you have got the ballot
In your hands. It is the greatest blessing Of the
world. You have got 1t and you can use it." And
over the meeting and again whipped out
diligence to the great beads OF sweat upon his coun-
tenance, for the han was warm and he was becom-
ing tired. "Now, said the General" once more nay
Ing TO his scrap.bOOk, 81 want to read to
you an extract from the War Standard OF Septem-
ber Q, 1871. Here 1t Isl
s Of .ns % s who
Stale L. our old d. personal friend G and % young
for the Journal. Boston Adrersr New York World In
hi. Of Buffers meeting here nc says whs h he
the General Was We M G this as
Inc ne @ e1 h oy would
out "spoons p in the hall. (Laurhter.)
Now" said the General lookingthe reporters In the
your dollar; 60 home.d said the so-cailed self
nominated candidate. tLaughter.) "Well, then as
Republican. WE'LL ne calls Wendell Phillips a liar.
(''Bully for him., said somebody "Wei.n said the
General 'the word Of Wendell Philips Will be taken
here before the word of any editor this side OF that
place where they are ali sure 70 go II they don't
stop lying" BY this time lnlne o'clock the audi.
Of the usual finale 10 the Generals speeches
But he suddenly frightened I'D and KEEP. them
story, and hinting about that place where you and
| CO." Cheers, yells and cries OF Good, resoundet
other 9th I; appreciation M % Of Bridget. "Now how about
the enforcement OF prohibiting law The only rea
they are doing It IS to see II they can't thus. just
before election interfere with Gen. Buffers chances
for nomination. IA Voice." Cant do it."] That's
OF the tricks by which people to be robbed OF
their right to govern the State for themselves.
("Well, u said man away back in the body OF the
meeting ''they can't do it, I tell you" One
Charles J. Davis, down in Plymouth, who repre-
sents Mr.. Jewell down there-and he Is the
Ouly man that does represent Mr.. Jewell that
! know Of-declares, II | am nominated:
he VIII bolt. The Bird Club have decared
Well," said the General, stepping back proudly and
laying his nand upon his breast "let them bolt; II
they will bolt viii find sledge hammer to drive 1t
in. Now there are men in this city, and you know
them, that will bolt, and they won't support me-"
While many pressed forward 10 experience the
pleasure OF personally congratulatng him the band
played and the audience gave three cheers for the
orator OF the evening and the meeting quickly broke
up. Altogether it was the most enthusiastic, as
well as the livelest OF the campagners, and 1t kept
on par with the day OF the month the Generals
10th. 1he General aid not tarry here but In private
conveyance was driven to Lowell. Monday night
he Will be at Fall River.