The New York herald., 1871-09-18
GENERAL BUTLER'S CAMPAIGN.

The following is the conclusion Of General But
ler's speech delivered at Lawrence, Mass, on
Saturday night; the beginning OF which was pub
lished in yesterdays HERALD
The Bird Cub have declared that they will bolt
II am elected Governor. Well" said the General,
breast, "let them bolt; II they viii boh will ind
sledee hammer TO drive 1t III. Now there are men
n viii 's Bolt ey and they you WON'T me
l"well. LET them bolt" said aida brawny son OF the
oe oa ea e e shouted nra We
now. ] Will give the best OF my professional
life at Worcester TO have that class OF men bolt
l1remenaouS applause, cheers cries OF "GOod
good % Sc.) "rhem are the kind that bolt,n said
somebody TO the General, and left. AT this point a
note was handed the General by the Chairman, and
after reading 1t carefully for moment the General
cleared his voice. and remarked. "Wel, the gent tie
one himself first" voice, "Wait a moment
You didn't ask lt.'o The General surveyed the
meetng deaantly second aud said Let the gen
by the Worcester Convention Will he support me?n
Eyes % Very we'll" said The General sarcastl-
tnat he would not. Now, then, suppose
@ out AS me on those matters Sf' w psaEe stae
two or three things to him for the Information OF
all and, said the orator directing mis- attention to
the reporter, 81 want you to take this down cor
rectly. There have been elected, far, 2O4 dele
gates TO the republican Convention, Of which
ken men, and the rest are all divided among
four different candidates; besides those who
never been beaten in single city or town
In this commonwealth IN the choice OF delegates
can saw thai am so certain Of the an" namnt'on a.
Worcester unless there a,e tricks, frauds and con-
splraces against me, that ! snail have no occasion
to bolt or take any other nomination. tremendous
applause.) Tricks, frauds. secret meetings or
oo9nsplracles rs defeat .,. the viii Of the peo
take whom they please. (Applause., Now, Win
ten you fellow citizens, what mean by tricks. "a
find paper that had here. BY the way, 1t was a
poli'loal gathering At J. Hoadley's. on Wednes.
y ss Was aoq o sauss sppn men s as
ex.Mayor Rollins. tCries of mo NoH1
the IT; ,I result Of the Generals d,gresslon
not In Itself remarkably unpleasant. The question
propounded him whether he should halt in case Of
failing to receive the nomination was
FIREBRAND IN THE CAMP.
The orators face flushed and turned pale by turns.
mien and a flashing eye Finally he went on with
his reading about that secret meeting in Lawrence
ana s!9 he ran over long list Of names OF lawyers
NOW he observed, ''that is too bad on these law.
yers; Dog wont eat dog" shrleks Of laushtsrl Then
the General whipped out Of mis- coat pocket ron Of
There's what ihey drew up,' he beld it out Il
arms length and exposed Ii to the eaze OF the
odfaSs of nSsnsS cnis sa SSs' Se na Ee 1Gsn aa
the General showed the proceed in his nature for for,
leaning forward ana motioning with his hands ia
easy, now.' He continued, 'rhs circular is headed
ITO the republicans OF Lawrence" ana com.
atS 49, .1 .Tis--.1--
Of General Governor Of this lake
to sa n .,sn9n q their their e1' m in the
ance Of fun attendance and full vote for the purpose
and YOU endorse any ;sf.no%nated
for Cce who ar: :tumE State their
,ss % 5, h, an sbe
Now, then, give these gentlemen the full benent
q 5nei1 , y, Now does this %eans
sce tSsr nsssSsI s " ana s 3 aslefns %f " whas aas
theIr sney W,ir e. round as these men
":.igf' "a voice: give it to them.'j '.Be quiet
win yous' exclaimed the General, sharpy, at TINS
to these @i and enSeavoT 10 % pledge S mlS to Vote
this and think that they can do IN secret manner
:.sname.5 Let me speak, friends Let me e' say to
these gentemen-How is thisS Why, 1t makes me
think ] have been put back twenty years. In
bodv shs @ Votes the Buter der' tenhoar fs tieRet
Will be turneo of,n and made them take 1t down.
meeting to get up this circular" and continued
General In great agitation the perspiraton dropping
from his face, and his handkerchief already as wet
as very wet towel II may be that il you don't
sign this paper you Will be turned out Of employ
New let M me give you piece Of advice
sign it precisely. as YOU would II a man should
step up 10 you aud point pistol at your head. u
voice-"Thacs the way OF it.') II they want to
combine labor against capital there is no better
way tnan by putting capital into the political
scale against labor. Why, after you have signed
this circular you Will be uslined voting just the
same as IN case OF highway robbery OF doing lust
az you please" Uries of Good p "Good % aud
The General then repeated some OF his
remarks with relation to the democratic party and
then proceeded to give hts hearers some
ADVICE ABOUT CAUCUSsEs.
See 10 II, he said, that the man YOU would have
Governor be decided by ballot. Every man here
said The General, should frown down tins insduous
TINS iiludged means OF coercng laboring men;
and let me tell them this combination of
capital against labor VIII only conspIre labor
against capital AMI when that conflict begins
God nelp the capitalists. Here Is an attempt 10
interfere with the liberties OF the aboring man ana
here ~ where yon want TO go the next Legislature
and make general state Prison offence for any man
to attempt TO coerce one OF his employees into voting
than ne likes. (Applause.)
BIG THING FoR BUTLER
win this the General concluded, but lust as he
was taking MS seat he was nandcd telegram and
on reading 1t found 1t so good that he gave IL TO ihe
meeting.
Salisbury sends all Butler delegates a large caucus