The New York herald., 1871-09-12

Cne1r non-acceptnuce OF the principles OF the new
can party they try 10 keep themselves seciuslve
In IN ~ IL Ali over the State, everywhere, there has
been this same policy. which has reduced our party,
and want to bring everybody back with the repuS-
though II we don't scrape or the barnacles tnat
nave got on our ships bottom nom long continu-
crsrs back: The party was engaged for the
purpose OF taking the unpaid iaborer out
talist-and making man Of him. as i has done IN
the case OF the negro slaves and It Is now the duty
Of the same party In is advance caIi 10
and tney must come in collision -. more more
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Some one has just asked me- General Butler, pleass
rage question: Has Woman. UNDER % the he coHHsutuSd
2s amended, right now to the balotn WeI -cyy
friends thinA have answered that question Imean
qaughtep-said that General Butler said that women
SSa4 KS ssesE a ;as Ssssss Byass. BIT asS e
SSa SIH' % es cSua % easn sS0 bavs no%sS sS%s
has constitutional right. say that they ought to
have full enjoyment and exercise OF that right and
say that everywhere. tApplauses
pronDon and here 0' the General quotsa
largely rom his Worcester Grafton and repeated the
merriment but no less ravorabv was received his
little alluson to that place where you and | 90 for
some Son s in recai Of the many sSpses sSses
TO which his fair name has been subjected,
and said that nobody since has
nobody, he said / had comDatted nobodys
opinion. had been simply about my business as
they h Instantly said, .oh what q quarrelsomes
i''@ i hae been called everything but but an an honest
man hit back. l struck back upon these venial
scrbblers,these men who own aiew types unless
mortgaged. CHEERS, cat-calls and yells.) Well,
or quarrelsome: except, when men hound
VINO @ is hur,a Wny, only those men that are suck
ing away, like eeches, at the public treasury. Why,
venilateds % % Why % shouldn't Come me out Ieiore my my
fellow citizens on all these questions What Is all
the srou9le nerc Why II is ,nis the me-, moment
dates for public onice that moment the occupation
OF the newspaper Is gone. How, now. are poll
IN the Country they get together and nd buy "a a
nttle newspaper, and that newspaper being
S s on nsS % es ns @ ns
by putting. 1t is supposed the politicians are some
body after all ausIsser That Is the way s,aIs Has
a%d ye not vns. swayS 0oxss
selvess Pardon me for saying so; and here the
General proceeded to show how public opinion is
made. Here, he said, is one man living
the city Ia garret, dear az ,hirty dollars
trust week for his BOARD, and he writes
something to put in the newspapers and 1t is put in
type. Well, he looks as well In type as though he
were decent man, for you cannot tell the differ
ence between him and q decent man. well,
then another man is hired, and he writes
another piece IN another newspaper and
then each newspaper copies each mans
piece aud then they nave another man 10 copy that
and tnat Is public opinion: There is no time that
you Will not find your public men abused In the
newspapers. There is not great and good
man in this commonwealth that has not been
abused by the Springfield Republican. Charles
Sumner General Grant. Wendell Phillips John A.
Andrews is there anybody except Sam Bowles
that has not been abused by that slanderous sheet
CHEERS and cat calls.)
The General then brought his speech to a close by
repetition OF the man ana boy voucher, and al.
though he was slightly Kissed by some at the end,
he was on the whole well received. He retired at
reasonably late hour, and. wrapped in the arms Of
Morpheus forgot the asperities OF political life and
the little wrechedness which public speaker has
to encounter.
Tomorrow evening he will address the citizens Of
Marlborough.