The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-20

:. s matter OF record, came OF
~ 'ne wy nal- The hall was crowded. All the
seats had been " .moveo v,tn IN. axon,,,,, :, 49,
~ .ne eahery'V hich were reserved for the ladies'
and so densely packed voc tho os.or,n,, =. - ,,s.
ful II even &c ,nx,a hohvy co 49,, - -.sSss.
..e oenela1 he is, could have gained admittance
-. "op~ u seven O'CLOCK. The hall is not q
arg one' ut no less than one thousand I'VE hum
dred person a could haue Ram rrooan, ora ,nor
stood there thirty mortal yn,nu,es noforo ,,a Cav
aopes red. When the General, accompanied by
~su" araes OF the occasion, entered the hall he
vas weN 'omed with an ovation Of cheers, and was
Cresente by Cantan Fradv Co,,actor or cnstoms
Of the n rat district
ine0 eneral was received with shouts OF applause.
. Sc.N 8 Of piercing whistles and shouts OF "Old
Den' &C., and then he went on with his speech, or
1Atne' his hanging, as he has been designated the
3udgt and
ExEcUTIoNER OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
IN Massachusetts,, and invariably steps on the stump
viz a bowstring In hand.
THE SPEECH
After his usual introductory remarks concerning
y aestions the General began his speech. He told
bout those matters Of grave importance; again told
about the vtuperations and calumnies by which he
had been heralded told about the census then re
ferrng TO the Journal article. CALI Well Stuck Tor
aud the extravagant expenses OF the State govern.
ment told about the Auditor once more, and wound
up by repeating nearly word for word what he had
previously said about making money. But he had
One new theory to advance and that was that the
managers OF the Boston Journal have taken
sne course they are now pursuing for the
purpose OF 80 deteriOrating the stock OF that
paper as to enable them TO buy 1t up. Now" said
what the Journals (and mere be paused a moment
70 prepare his hearers for little bon nao0-a news
lose your conndence the new s1b;ect for con-.
nderalon was the Legislature. Last Year, he
10 q MN
md that Speaker has been there four years and
last year they sat six months Now as to
THOSE MISERABLE NEWSPAPERS,
you can see tnat my statements are absolutely cor
rect and that their statements are absolutely wrong
Of these lying editors; but You must see that II
had proved this you may take for granted
q that Class Of editors because there are EDITORS
mat are not thus but life Is short and editors and
Of sne subject OF taxation
wv athouEn ne was, as usual lively and interest
ne, 'She people ore surprised al TINS exhibit Why,
they say, these sentlnels on the watcn tower the
rms. Why haven't they told us about it instead OF
telling us funny stories about some dog? Well, why
@attersi don't Know why unless i Is that they
nonot know anything about 1t care less because
men who have been running for the gubernatolial
morning, having out OF canvass or several weeks
peen unable to get two delegates out OF ,OsO see
honesty OF those that have do with the Governor
Rnd be ieels it sorey, because he has been Speaker
expenditures 10 him so much as the length OF the |
sessions OF the Legislature. think he ought to cut
honest secretaries OF State, honest Treasurers and
honest Auditors agree to all that / hold that |
~ pure men as live why, then YOU repiy to me.
can these expenses have been run upS Why, viii |
Of the State has passed of the hands OF the Gov.
ernor and other officers All your Governor has TO |
year visit the Koosao Tunnel la ana
90 appoint Judges OF the Courts. BY the by, |
$sown in my county, but then / suppose he is not to
s0e appointed until alter election, because it might
hospital at Worcester-that unatic ospitai imean.
Now. In my speech there stated some solid lacts
ana mere have been walking about the Common
CHIP ON NY SHOULDER
70 d Ms % 20 kn1Ss o. cant get
uve inmates OF that hospital last September mt |
Well, don't know anything about the average i
haven't been u The insane Observation-Disclosures
General next reverted to the question OF how he
came 70 take his stand as candidate for Governor
neid speech After that he said:-awhen l |
struck back they cried out In holy horror why |
General Butler is becoming personal or WIN
some Now, my friends said the General, In
serDg his thumb under the lappels OF his vest and
with an act OF internal dissatisfaction, facing the
audience-"Weil, now, my friends, don't believe |
alN quarre.s0ne never commenced personal
aitercau0n In my life l never commenced per.
soIal attack any mortal. either In or out OF Con.
gress;" and The General told about how he never let
the signal for an uproanous burst OF applause. The
General enforced his observation with SO dry tone
nance that IL was irresistible and every body appre
cia,ed a. aud laughed at IT. Then the General
stepped about on Inc platform something after the
with VIII. a great deal q straddle, smiled and
hand he whipped out ms handkerchief with his
I1gnt ana proceeded W remove the beads Of perspi
ration that were slowly trickng down his forehead.
NOW. said The General, returning TO his subject,
" TINS tnlng has been going on for weeks, and let
sne see y he added counting his fingers, They I'm.
.nedisley Pa into the field one, two three, four,
I'VE candidates for Governor against me- and they
have Two or three IN reserve Yet not brought out,
ard they get up all manner OF candidates. started Oh
IN ineI own way OF election One way is 10 do ex.
bad one. 1t Is for you to Judge not me IL Is the
way nave got, o. any rate. Now there Is another
once more read those somervlle campaign docu.
mcnts. because" he said. "Mr. Conweil 9ecelyed
Of these letters he stated over his SIGNATURE
that be did, and Deing confident that he DID not
dare TO publish AL the names exactly and
50 substituted other names; thereupon' they
body WAITS TO be Governor, you know, except
General &c e tniler; bat man puts himself n the
aLybody WHO Will hunt up the politicians who Wi
make INN Governor: That thing Is done exactly
nov. know these letters are genuine. That little
touch About iir. Braistow going Tor General Butler
g. ne appeays e gam ID strength could not have
|
!Hosc arc genuine lcs tiers, with names altered, as
Mr CONVEX sfyG see in the Journal that they
ocDy uie Tact; but tier denials are worth what you
sec. Nov. Que OF tie candidates mat adopts that
style or eeeioneeriug aud sets up his headquartens
a1h VINO promised lJ,u everybody was for lin,
after running for three weeks, got but two dele.
gates, 50 lar as heard froln out OF 49, He got but
Two delegates, and he did 'ot nare before the
Commonwealth and meet the quesilon and the
people OF his own ward, ard although they are
going 10 mold caucus on Wet neslay night he has |
concluded 10 Withdraw saying that he Is sorry thai
be THINKS II his duty 10 save a.spIlt IN the party. |
Nov, y pe had said chipping <'n' II might have
THERE WILL DE NO SPLITTING
with two delegates out OF Thousands -(applause)-
hnd then be turns around TO say he nks there Is
Some harm done by General Butler In ms election.
eering. We'll" SAID the General sinking fiis voice
10 q iunoral Tone 'he ~ gone, and have only 70
say 10 Won and 10 the others In language OF the old
song, Three cheers for the dead; hurrah for HE
next 10 diop" ADDlause.I TIE GeEerai next spoke