New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

quarter ty h home because they can read II all In the
newsp"er the next morning and the hGAt en- gaareCr ,
they would come. and as far as they are concuthed 10
PIoaby So Rene|ed aHeptSf ah3 sset @ our
liberty resist The separation Of Church aud st9e, IT,
and the Suffrage Now who are interested in these par
tcuary. would like 20 knowl i IL the ich ichli man, m
s shown by the fact of their being rich under any form
Of government aughter except mat OF .s never
perhaps; Removed laughter and apbaqiScJr rrb mon
heard there any trouble about haNIns rcn @ I&in5t &
indian mere government cfs1abobs and satreGs NO
more trouble with the rich men thelci uo ,tu,.o iob
Tn % Icsr pSo nd tS SS Ss ever b5e this present exh
bton in America. in the face OF the Fc1ie &
haunting their riches in their eyesi AppansteJ Jtfv
have gone on under our nsu1hhs th rch Snd the poof
Why Because Justice and law presided oNeI tiS ~
terprse his energy his thrift his frugaty perhaps hs
good luck and tho poor mans pOyeIg, Htu III % @
lion Tor Ills CHILDREN and vote at the polls and II was
the hest country him the world ever saw Tres oi
Hear. hear" and appausel Ana al Vio9o i0n "0"
that / were sons OF poor men,
TIE UPRISING TIE PEOPLE.
But LET me warn this nation that II you are going to IN
troduce the inequalities OF fc made by the taxation oI
the DOOR TO make up the fortunes OF the rch by fraud
and force the principle OF justice longer keeps the
peace between these of society Grcat appause
Why We ought TO be able to understand that after tho
tremendous war we have gone through AGAINST Ie @ doo d
Justice and the oppression OF slavery sacfchg 25oOo
men, loading ourselves and our posiGry Win 1eDI Gr m
and bringing on the ucl WIN
storner fighting, than any fields have shown DeIoe; lla
there was some human nature I'm this American people,
nature shown itself all over the world when injustice
and fraud become Triumphant. lAPpiause.l we are are
make wise man mad and we know now, We ,S are edt WlsS
now, for the first time, Is brought hce 10
face with real politics. 1t is the question whether free
dom can peacefully preserve itself by the fct than evty
EppIsuae. Now. we have tried that. We made peace
ful and not rCSp0Cttu ana VIC huOu
dered misket till it was respected lApplausel.
And row look at the poor mans vote The rich man can
etav away from the polls he often does. The poor men
all 20 to The polls. honor that vote. honor tho poor
citizenship can be honestly given him. ] honor the
lbertylovng German who goes to the pos % ana V3les
honor the American youth Who looks forward 10 ms
nriieees of voter abLor the method that suIposses
the equality of the vOe-he poor mans only possession
| the Go1orninent-and, in fraudulent count, or
in repeatcrs personatons-ln roppeIies s u
And If l abhor it, who DO not suffer much,
personally you may rely rdSsd gPS1d 1 at abbSr SSfoe R
and abhor the men that have robbed them
| POLITICAL MORALITY.
Why gentlemen, OF what use is the suffrage to the
classes that desire respect and equality and cannot in
force itl II their masters tell them, have hired
enough people do the voting and cannot court you
any longer and we paid people TO DO the counting
and we do not care what the votes votes It PUT
the suffrage who, but the ruling powers In thls Guy,
| demand your Legislature an lnCIthSt ol
authority and full scope for taxation at theiI VIII NoW
gentlemen suspect public servants or good Ialh
what do You think OF this state Of factsi wise ar
rangement Of places on the Board OF Inspectors or IAN
sentative Of the beaten or inferior party upon it.
nay pf Te SS now ai in iSe the count in this ETY. carried
Inc OF this State 70 mako the Governor and the
state by Electors had been the turning point OF The
rresdehti election @ as i might R4Ee Eess neen TSnq
think, the count. IL was false and fraudulent
and the Pre- y ba e6 dre in bo P5cYa Of
the suffrage. And told, good authority that this
turing-p0 Of false state election, and the false
make more than 500 in any one instance for the be-
win even play cards If he knows the cards
are marked. What shall we do with Republicans II
this is the style in which servants treat the trust We
Rnt IN den G az t Se yirtre Of the Repn6ican parry
which they have measured and bought ZAP
sa1Sosing ,i The Pfesiddntla 5i ceG}Sn Rad been
turned that stood you That 'nPk or do yoa Sns
think they would that they had the mus
kes behind their votes ana these ed them IN %hf5
IN that way. Applause IneTe is nor 60 In.fn ulseI %
Of repeating on the battlefield nor OF counting @ tloo
So eentcmen these are pretty serious matters and
beg to say to you that in my humble judgment The
ete subjects than they any OF the past issues
thaulaye divided the politics OF this country ana nave
been fought through.
rAMMASY MORALITY.
maintenance Of power upon the avowed epousal Of cor
rlption and an avowed contempt Of honest men. ZAP.
pauseJ And yet speak Of a party to which L do
not belong. think the popular judgement is that the
present mana cement and administration OF that party,
now i'm Dower in this city do boast of their corruption and
despse honest men Applause they faf y lat are are
YOU going TO do about it. tL4ushter thlnk they VIII
found out what going 80 do about A. Ibreat ap-
plaueol Now, You know man may DIVIDE ms nOnled
interest good deal and there may 30 balance WLeh
he is friends with the powers that be- and confines his
patriotism to explosions in his family but when you
have got down to the men tg are poor ana honest,
nv feci tIe sbrpkace of the comforts OF life and
y. io't ,r,s i,n s9nd when Won cume 10 the
en 0r n1 that SppTs'Jm are proud @ Of their brhrsh they
We're from here nnd proud Of their adopted country
they came here and find that American liberty IS made
a byewOrd anC Kissing; by vile ana arrogant ar4so-
Gratis made so nv taxation. You have touched senti-
meut thar doesn't divide itself up between the worship
OF the powers that be aud the maintenance Oi seespecI
at home. You cannot have them DOIh
PARTICULAR MEASURES.
Now these measures first the City Tax bill, which Is
very extraordinary bn defended by great many peo-
ple because it Is not any se-appauso the came
feeling that George III had in celebrating the victories
Of his troops in Amereabecause 'tis 10 worse They
You do, they viii tax you y per cent
ilaughtcri; and II you insist upon it, that
yOf entayes that you have chosen yourself, and
The people the state chosen and sent TO Albany,
should tax you, they say, Why don't YOU SEQ what
mack of rascas YOU have ehosenl" Well, gentlemen,
do not know but the people OF this country and TINS
state going TO that four men may TAX tnein pio-
vided they won't tax them but s22.OOO,OOO year.
Now should like to have them tax us only slOOOOOo
t5,OO0CO). Ihaye not heard that there was very
great reduction Of the taxes but only that for two years
iege OF spending it as they please faughter1 Well
don't think that is asking very much on their part
very kind Of them TO be satisfied with spending it Ms they
pleased and don really see that you have much ~ do
about 1t.
THE RIGHT or TAXATION.
The Commons England fought the power OF tax
alton they would not allow shilling to be taken from
] bxt the iuU al was IN Z