The New York herald., 1871-09-13

u.s. and here the General launched ,ut in arepettIon
| vi parts OF ms former speeches atout boards of
commissioners and how tney were l'sc1 for teais
~ ~ a., ~ sne sucking uncles auns and oeyyys' tas
90 oa gto ola oi tlen. why tere Is erect army
., S.ate onic!as and they getting year by year
Greater and greater salaries tsaid the .her day
worcester Insane Asylum. The Worcester payers
because . they want the insrtaion kept up
out and said General Butler don't tex flfe truri. fe
| said there were but thirtyfve insane there HyY
never said anything about the average and ta,
General proceeded TO eucidate his point
once more ne State only 'aars enargsa tny
nve insane at the Worcester Hospital. and
their vsng. Why The stase e could @ have dsns
great deal better 10 have boarded them II the ke-
we're Hoose and given tncnl bottle OF yfEc each
Board OF state Char,tles are. assng - e,eas
many questions which they have no busi.-
ness TO- ask Why. when man ~ pus
into lai', before he has been trief. or
ne Is obliged to answer:-"Are your parents tosh
americans Are your parents both temperate -
Were your parents, either u them, eyer convIc sed
temperate YEN or inempcrate What edu alton havc-
Ua We're g0S'-Wna' vHn yn properly have YOU eos,
81 Md these are answered aid answers returned.
NOV, know OF claw by which these questions are
askeu ana don't see any reason why, because u >
man IS so unfortunate to get into Jan before he
aso ana % e3,nyc,e1 he should be called upon
why should he be called upon by a Board OF state
Cnariiies 10 expose his iather's nakedness
General, YOU have heard of one Warrington
he 10 the correspondent Of the Springfield ReDub'f-
can, and give him "a an illustration or extrava-
gance In salaries, because there can he no better
illustration; and with another allusion TO sucK,ng
pigs and state beats the General proceeded to show
that the people have
No voicE AT ALL IN THE GOVERNMENT.
YOu. have nothing TO do win IT, and the Genera
told aoout the canvass system, aad added to John
Ford anu Pelcr Snooks on the Nominating Comms-
0nlce. There's man wants to be Governor.
He isn't manly enough TO say so, generally. to any
turn about and abuse him Qauahrer; thereupon ne
gets headquarters somewhere generally In rom
70 HGsS aS ana s enS ss'
thar e written. land here those someryll;e
IhIs. commenied the General, Is from from the
headquarters OF u man that don want to be Gov
and he is Wiling to sacrifice himself upon the altar
OF his country tfhe General accompanied mis-
observation with peculiar and unreporta bic ex:
preston OF conntenance and dry and satlricAl
tone OF voice that could only be appreciated onhear-
Ha WITH IT. The ue ne s ssa wa oySI cnsh as ana
anu drew his camorc wipe across his face and went
on.l sreat sacrifice The man don't want to oa
C4aughter.) This same ialsifying Journal UNDER
ooS to say these were not genuine letters Iney
can be produced any hour when 1t Is necessar5.
Htr,i No trouble n,a about that I'm not here On Ton
asof these men think so; but don't You see how It
to take Them or. All desire is that the people may
to to- be s" covcrnorq , ' i have have goss "a good good
place. p. ana ana ,,I see some Of my old clients
again If # W." get 'et out Of a"' ''Io IotS Tns s
General next reiterated MS assertion the sthe fre-
and tSd why i IS ne O opposea Tue New seSp
Y,,tune. Greeley he said, is out West rrnning for
POST, u
shows me that he proposes to break uNthe repub-
no pon% F S1s any he more ws
Presidents. and that we viii handle Grant
M smn we get al h nm Sqw sDs !.
party, ana Mr.. Greeley, OF the Tr,,1e, ia hand in
d te w ,e a eo1 tS 1 ne 'e osoo eoon recon-.
mended 20 the next State Convention tnat II would
MOI endorse the denomination OF President Grant
CATCHING A TARTAg
The Generals concluding topics were, az usual
the LaDor Reform party. Wendell Phillips, .prohiui-
took up a paper which had been handed tho cnair-
man and replied 70 % some written qnes,iors thcreoa.
BODY l'en llles OF the Jouinai.n The st question
Do You say that The Governor OF the STATE hss
i ias lraay q nsrshs weil: y'sssSFs Cow, s;: aS
place, where theresa win there's away; ana III
the second place the people ele:. me eoycrnoc
that sessions should be abhorred; aud In the nexS
paos aer anou aey nx mad ss@sa @ an oo s
the Commonwealth, fwoud not sign any more until
they went nome. tremendous cheering, wells anl
Hlrteks or laughter, with CRIES OF 'Gool, gcOl,"
saint that bully ~ and groans rent the air.) and.
as aos Aid eeys m wsgS p, as
who would stop also about that time
The next question Is, "Do you fretend to say lhak
the Governor has the power to proi sgue the Lega-
lature ?" lie has power to send the xaQ isIatura
home, in so many words If that is what y6a mean.
But have told you already how he could maxC e
very uncomfortable for them to stay (Bosterous
laughter.)
The next question Is. "Are you in favor Of q pro.
hibitory laws" 70 this tho General returNcd nus
Old answer, and then he wound up by say.
Ing that IN there is any editor Of news;
paper who has done more than have l
shall make my bow 10 him." Naughter.) Tho
General was done at halfpast nine O'Clock, when.
without noise tumu!t, the assembly quietly dls-
pcrsed. 1he band played Q mournlal ditty, aud
stylish carriage taken for the hotcl Altogether
the meeting was the best ana most orderly OF tho
campaign, ana the Generals reception was IN
marked favor throughout. Tomorrow afternoon
he will speak at Salisbury Beach and IN the evening
at Hyde PARK. -
WarriugtOn's Home Endorses Butler.
MAIDEN, Sept. II. 1871.
This town TIM homn Of arm vtNn otherwtaa