The New York herald., 1871-09-08

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r tho Genera, xsA gSsss effectiveness. let uim
here ard meet me- face e face and make ae
dcnce tllat man VIII 40 his duty veil hereaferthe
best evidence Well Il y that ne & has done MS MS duty
TWO WAYS OF ELEcT1oNrERrNc.
There are .ss now to bs tried before inc peo.
board 's sne ac%nery Of the machinery
OF the caucus. the machinery "a and yet
M s the so psops % q he sialc hemseive panss,I
Now, now have your conventions been a,d, H. VEN
selves elected a city committee, and then the.a
comes 10 be consehtion of the city OF saiem' ot
Sy g g'e ta e. az Me ans city q
Salem Wants to represented, and let us see now
Inc representatives ore chosen.
somebody has an axe 10 grind. C;neeisJ " nae
does no doi lie gets IS many OF his friend: "a: rre
possible, In as obscure newspaper as can be found,
and wnen that no,ice Is giv3A aud tine oaacu:
rsts s1sa mn and la Move = yoS now tnat e nro
man, ~ DO near nomlnationf wiiGsvmebGGy S' who who
say. '0n, YES; nominate Jonn smith," But John
Smith Is not the right man. evidently,
'.lnomnate James Brown.n Saws the committee-
man, al hear the name OF James Brown Qaugh-
teri As asy as are In favor OF his serving you on
this occasion as chairman will sav AVE. those op
down with laughter at the comIca picture he
was endeavOrlng TO draw.) Well, the people
James Brown, pernaps ana then James Brown
| comes forward and says he thanks the cilzens
r the honor done a; aaa men men rxS s
ness is to elect delegates. The way The delegates
are elected We the chairman man y SAYS now wa saa
far play again sings out By BALLOT another ne ,rse Que
bo ,nd I.v tho IN 90
OF delegates and bring 1t In for the action oil the
meeing," and the Chairman puts ., the motion
Mop IL Ia q vote. CLaughter.l appoint Peter
3 Brady, John snooks and limotny Ford; ,ad snail
these gentlemen serve your tYeSpl ANY Obl;c-
iona rho hears no objection. They will serve
you," and tiey go out, and Peter Brady. who mad
list oS delegates and Says he ''will report em, .
'.Ics the list agreed on down In the restaurant
last evening" QauBhtcr)-and thereupOn they come
in and report ihls list, winch always contains the
name, rs Observed James Thompson, chairman Of
go home, and tney are represented at the conven'
ton by these delegates.
Nov, what 1 want IS to break that timing up, and
that IS one OF my means. The General next reIead
tue letters read by nm at Ftcnnur9 ana ssla .ae
Well now does the J0urnal know u.angntei.,'
Nov let Us go s,,aa sep ,a arhep NO man
until he has paid some newspaper $la.
No man dare be candidate until he gets an in.
dare to appoint disabled soldier ONCE long
as mere Is any newspaper with friend in State
at wants an 9ss raars saI 70 the car Gensrai
We must get na . Of 40 the e,.,n'a tyranny J, OF 7
ain about the man to DO it. (CheerS, cat-Cais and
groans, interspersed " tn shrleKs OF laughter and
yels OF "0h, lord p whine the General with pc.
cullar smile illuminating his features, proudly laced
NnwepApERs' PERSON .LrrIrs, eI1
Newspapers are very good things IN their way,
and the good newspapers are trends Of mine.
daughter ana applause) With, newspapers tnat
but newspapers that publish ISLANDERS and 1
are deadly enemies. and We will fight out ihe battle
They are are ali ali wait,ng tnats ali, ana Will come round
fast enough when tney see the people are about 10
y E Ty f % e Is as ss oon sy
out am gaining strength. (Shrirks OF laughter.)
| -.., ~ IA KI0H TONED JOURNALISM. r- ...!
Now want to call your attention TO the dincul-
ties that labor under am gong TO prove TO yon.
with relation to the expenses VI the state govern
mcnt, thar the Boston .IOuraO Is falsiter ana y
malignel. This Is the answer to one high tone !
journal, and not personal at all
Wen, now, SAID the General, either they or am
wrong, and he proceeded simply 10 repeat the por-
tons of hIs Springfield speech relating to the ex.
figures are ties Father the writer Of that paragraph
am ric a SST s,STe by Says naSss prougn5 seT
and Hwl ak the chairman 10 look over one cony
'whlle3 read from another. aud see II l speak the
truth" and General PiersOn did as requested
'.rhere." said General butler. the expenses u
1s6c'7i, published in 1862. Perhaps cne OF The re-
porters OF the Joa'na, II there Is one here. wal
take It,"
A LIVELY EPISODE.
TINS fascinating alusiOn OF the Generals, who
stood smin2 defiance at the reporters table, was
received by the audience with much enthusiasm.
1hey laughed ana they cheefed and then they fairly
anreked. SO exceedingly ludicrous snr ascetlc was
the whole tning. and nnaly they cat called. When
quiet was restored the General then repeated
SOLE or HIS FIGURsS
Now. Mr.. Reporter, he said. Is tuat right Then
another followed and another and another, the
is is that MI Reporterr' OF sIs snas risht.n &c.,
and and then the % coIIapsing " But the reporters TOOK
| 1t IN good -pa.t. as the General doubtless
OF AL charge Of Iibenous scr0bes was to keep
these men that have been sucking the ebIood out
against 70 bow
worship t,e newspapers. am ~ Laughter.) Not
much tcheers2 r.. !. rr.r .o.,. agait IN
The General next struck the various boards of
% and sad s me- nsy nave e. no Of
squirm. G.augnter., Yoa have heard OF Warning.
nuisance. At any rate am going ~ be political
nuisance to him. III tell YOU. and the General gave
anything that is contemptible he. viii do
worcester % Hospital the General again h had "a 3
word to say, and nc repeated portions OF his
OF supporting the institution, &C. Paupers he said,
have been returned 10 the State and the state has
ser Svs ana
and the certificate on die IN the hospital
aassr hSw am aD,Gsss ssas, vsas iop aS 70
Co as soon get rid Of this little lob
nawc IN hand now. (Cheers.) AS 10 Wendell
,n,rs he said. ,,our Warrington's Journals, Tar.
sc,inis and Xdpe;ffse,. used him up He yielded to
them in some degree. wo.1 applause e;l, war u;
smarter men than lie n, and instead or n-'khg t0
wsrds Taulmany he should keep an eye open nee.eer
| home. -A
on prohibition ana female suffrage, and
| AZ q quarter OF ten O'Clock he turned
| out altogether. inc speech was one OF the
| Rharpest OF the campaign and the General
| calculated on Its cfectually overthrOwlng the
malignant scheme OF Er. Lor1ng. IL was a fact
considerably commented on that caucassing win
not be done yet awnle. The General retire TO his
| virtuous couch with many pie asant imaginauons.