The New York herald., 1871-09-07

tained, but l don't believe that the abuses that
power is good way to sustain it. believe tnat it
should be corrected. The General next repeated his
o sSSp' e s Ss amor p
formers. They had the same vitupefatlon and btl-
lingsgate over Phillips that they are having over
ton and the Springfield Repuslicna are making
on me- Just 80 they attacked Mr.. Phillips and
drove hlIn opt OF the republican party. IL was for
this reason that our majority was diminished, ana
longer IN this commonwe Just so sure yon viii
ses s yonr nsR Rsrf ssa Se" eoon
seOd T say Ss'
principles. There is another reason. he said why
We have thrown out the earnest men OF the repu6li-
TO our profession. We have gone forward boldly
upon principle. Why don't men dare TO eniore the
snd arc AFRAID Ts'aoss to lose their are pssss
y ls executed they say the party sro T s1a
pa breaking ss Ms cnss TSs esnss sa
lated the Bridget O'Flaharty narrative again, and
repeated his assertion that he
NEVER DID A MEAN THING IN HIS LIFE
TO his knowledge. This was the occasion lor per.
feet storm OF the elements. The General proudly
han and bowed to his Fellow citizens. while cheers
shrieks and yells filled the air. Let us have the
experiment tried, he pursued, when hen the h az, az
General Butler, why don't You state whether you
are in favor Of or against the Pr0hbitory law" Be-
whether j am for or against the law. am only
en- executive ofilcer and ought not to en-
s aa' am tho nor hs S%s No
against 1t. the constitution OF my state ex.
pressy Gays that In the hands OF the Executive no
laws are to be interfercd with except through the
Legislature; therefore man need give no apprenen-
sion and ought not TO have any opinion as an ex-
s what would yoS yosy ss %
Ing such laws" No occasion to make
enforces perfectly easy when any body is in earnest
about 1t and means business. No trouble about
road, they make Q few hundred dollars year carry
ing packages OF liquor and nosnlng more. Now
to sSem P YOU carry any liquor for the % purpose
Of being used as o beverage and the burden
Is we @ the 9s
the law, my friends, are very large and very Oner-
GUS. DO you suppose that the State authorities
that road than ssYou must not DO tnatr' And Won't
they slopi Wnl they put themselves against the
Of means. Now, isn't 1t perfectly easy to enforce
that law Is there any witchery about all thisY
they tell You simply that either they don't want to
enforce it or that they are 100 meek to enforce It,
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
speech s H. Last year. he said' at the worcester Con-
vention, the women were driven with contumely
man maj desired the Suffrage. why. my friends, have
seen some OF the ladies That desire woman surage,
and tell you their average intelligence ls quite as
high az the average Intelligence OF some gentlemen
who are running for Governor III this Common.
wealth. SO far as / can judge Whistles and
cat calls) Let me tell You that ! believe
they temper Its asperltles, VIII make men
nObler and better In p0iltics. They are found
IN favor OF all the virtues. and so believe that IN
the politics or the state they Will add 10 the ameni
ties OF existence. The newspapers, so far as am
concerned nre now only re-echoing the SANDERS
OF Jen Davis and his cOadjut0rs, and are
only copying things which nave long since
passed away, ! say they are re-echong the old
sanders Of the ds2locrats; and why the democrats
country called me- as did Mr., Logan as did DIX. a.
aid DickinsOn as did Holland all those men have
been abused by the democracy.
With this and another repetition Of his vouchers
the General wound up, and although on this occa.
sion tile band did not play, the audience quietly dls.
persed. There was hot h0 much enthusiasm as
might have been expected; but those who were pre-.
sent were at first very anxious TO hear the General
speak, and tney gave him freely OF their plaudits.
Tomorrow ne VII crate at Salem and then to Ham,
geth.
1t Is suspected in most quarters that the caucauses
called In Salem by DIR. LOring for Friday evening
were called for the purpose OF fOrestalling the Gem
eral, whose intention It was to 60 to New Bedford
tomorrow and leave salem for next week; and. In
order TO meet the exlgencies, the General has
thrown overheard the old programme and has ar
ranged to fOyestall LOrng. happy combination Of
circumsanceshass aided this intention, and to-mor.
row night great times, much music, big CROWDS,
great deal or Butler and very little OF Loring may
be expected at the ancient and venerable resort OF
the witches.