New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10

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Won can't fght again because you can't borrow money
| This is only the Rebellion fighting You m your own uni
| form don't know whether Gen Grant VIII follow inc
course of the ahes man'whO stands nearest 20 him In
Congress- and that Is the man who hung Mumiord IN
word than that Grant will put his whole heart in
his work gappe with the KuKlux as he did in hs
poicy in regard 10 SanO Domingo, will have no more
Ku-Kux existing in 90 days 1t does not need an army
You do not need 100 men You do not need to de a
the south with blood YOu do not need more thdh NV
lives to taken but they must he the lives of the TOP
most, that stand out like the peaks of the Alps.
Mr. Phillips described the methods by %h Snd I gone
spectane lndstrions men Oh me N3rt J in ali re-
South TO settle taking capital with theI anu ont
speCts acting mOdestly and hODoraDy were .har reck
while the carpethaggers in consequence OF tne in
lessness and pecnaTty of temperament succeeded IN
remaining. But whose fault was IT, ne ~ south had
male its bed So on it, il must c The question II toT
| whether shall nave Democratic dreN Johnson
whether we shall see the of Northern hende and
dustry national progress 70 on, End the people viii tri
umph Applause Thirty millions OF me men T'iI Mani
Ulty V I'D n tbe South does rise again to o
nose them lines Of distinction VIII not ne IeCotiIof
Ihey VIII s'S 9bev viii Keep South under the heel OF
military desposin until every wne - nan H. nnair re-
sdi af f6d ls 4 or r at the the Sorih
But the peril is immediate al me same, it hs are
grounds for complaint You eahmo, SiguG enc Of his
nation ont of the that the relation of capital ana
labor are honest and sound No theory OF arIM OF
know that there something wrong, and they are right
| when they know IT,
The speaker described the begrimed appearance Of
the children employed to-day the Pennsylvania Mines
aud said that the miners who we've on strike now hu
once been like these boys and these boys would he
the strikers of the future light the torch OF revolution
What is capital doingl Why, capital II buying, up
every acre coal land in Pennsylvania. Three or four
corporations will own every of hard coal in Penny
vana in years Think of its4Oo000O0O OF camlal
welded in the hands of ambitious mar,the Pres
dent the Pennsylvania Central Railroad There not
Legislature from Harrisburg TO San Francisco thar IN
will stand up against that thrifty power con
gress but frstrate Secretary to record ITS DEGREES
Scratch Ru SIAN and you VIII ma e lar' ar t
below the surface The result OF lmIessng lhe laDo
ing with the belief that there is no such thing as
Justice and That law j. not sacred VII, le, u elop .J
| revolution in the country. Right behind the coward
cunning OF tweed anu o"eeny hIanus the IeNo' Va WI,
kind that has been witnessed IN European eieS Mnen
1868, comes again IN 1879 perhaps hey won hahs
negroes a lamppOst-they will indulge III mliloh-
Now You say this terrible picture for me TO give,
hut if YOU want law and order If you want progress
take England your model; make your law 10 be re-
spected because IL is respectable. NeW-1ork VIII pe
is almost by the skin Of our teeth have avoided
open in the coal regions OF Pennsy wanna he II
come again dozen years hence, and the nskcts WI" nc
actually loaded. That cannot afford To nave CONT
This is the question that IS to be settled III ~ y,
II was far too sad Jest when one of the nenpeTso
the Pennsylvania Legislature suggested that II John
Scott had no further business WIN s poaS IT s u
method which wealth doubles its power ana decreases
its responsibility. lApplause.l corporation is power
| or method by which a dozen men put a tenth part of
fortune together and WELD the aggregate amount
and time all the risk OF Their other NH
Now. am for putting the rich men back Give them
all the power OF their wealth, and load them down WIN
all their responsibility. believe that the usc0ntcht
among the aboring classes IS the present pt Oh thc ma
sion resulting from the combinations made practical ny
only by the strenuous efforts OF few headcd men IN
the Convention Of the labOTnG class last july tha hc
repud alton doctrine or the non-payment OF the Iuohc
debt. was not formally enunciated there
That resolution would have startled every Exchange in
bond We have no time 10 lOse-not an hour. If yOu
want Grant to sit in the White House IL You want seces
in wa an %
reign in the great commonwealth We want 10 crush the
Ku-Klux on the one hand and corporation tyranny on
the other.
Lucretia Mott was then introduced and was received
with applause She said:
am much gTatifed that have little remaining
strength meet you here to-day and to have had the
opportunity of hearing your excellent report presenting
to u.s. as il does view Of SO much that is 10 be done Let
us recOect that meeting called not merely for the
purpose of entertainment but to zee how far We can
unite our individual exerOns for the benefit of our
felowcreatures. We want the Republic 70 he estab-
lished on a permanent foundation; and mink We can
well hope to attain that result by aiding this movement
But want to ask friend Wendell Phillips about
OF the resolutions offered. think could rot support
the resolution that the killing of human beings.
Our friend Phillips has spoken with approval of Gen.
Buffers hanging Of MuniOrd Now II seems to me mat
the braves Of those and who went forth ~
the great battle against Slavery went forth armed with
moral power only and l think that II would not be
proper for us to advocate the use OF any Ohtr power
now. Let us have faith in arguments
II we had fixed opinion right whcn the Raneion broke
have met it with Intelligent argument ,..,.,,
The Rev Highland Garnett said he hated the whole
Santo Domingo scheme from beginning To end ana
thought j; the most fatal mistake made by the Admins
traton since il has been in power and that II presented
TO the American people the majority would repudl"e H.
MRS JULIA WARD HOWE'S ADDRESS.
Coming here to-day, dear friends, TO salute You. find
little of people who have not bowed the knee 10
the popular idol and who have not lost heart or hope in
seeing the idol worship of the crowd TO You law means
justice and gospel means charity and love- so you can
maintain your being position in the aldcvOurins
city, II has brides TO buy yOu no danger with which
10 ntmidate YOU Honor your poverty, which earns
its bread by the sweat OF its brow punderng no man.
Honor to your obscnrity5 which plans ana abors without
announcements blowing no trumpet before its covert
meet Won here ! Will Join myself 10 your ranks to-day,
and ask how words Of mine help good work,
The outline Of your faithful services.
You here, friends, in the very camp OF the adver-
sary Near 10 You the courts whose unIlgnteous
vcrcts disgrace the legal profession All around y0u
like a wall of weakness, Is the sea which lets IN upon
YOU the flood Of European emigration, useful ana vel
come hut bringing with IT most dangerous elements TO
your city aud leaving them there me poor SPLITS ,d
the Journals that utter lies and Iahcc Tor rum me
mighty market where MOloch trades in souls, with all
exchanges from robe 10 ribbOn all these are around
YOU if the dangerous elements OF corruption are
here here are also the elements OF redemption Great
cnergiziug, vtaizng currents pass through the cys
mighty heart. The emgIant. Iauslng here thinks 81
tive as 10 those who live III H. j. III one aspect al
memory. all dream-mcmOry Of the old civilization,
vision Of the certain hospitality of aspect dis
tngshes the city she invites You with her liberal hm
Dor and open country. The wealth does not hide Itself
i'm small streets; develops in superb and bill
liant facades The handsome thorou0hiares lead 10
ma gnifcent park where the mans baby sport
and ChiIrup within si@t OF the rCH mans equpdge ahd
livery. city love- truy city 10 pray for and 10
work for!
Christ wept Jerusalem; "n thou hadst known. in
this day. the things that belong unto thy health; hut
they were hid from thy sight" More than eighteen
tures have passed, and Christian pulplts are multiplied
and yet think the Man Of Sorrows would find something
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