The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-25
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what may termed the personal expenses,
rs. q The Board and s agents have seem
Ana yet VIZ 81: s.pen:s Of fsy thousand dollars for
to vote Of that Board IN the year 1870 you win have
10 and
Jans isiSyo,sd that IN The opinion Of the Board Of
Subject q lanasy .hoaia s.s.S.ssa y h'a WIN '
commission for would seem to me nothing but state OF
for &h a have the Of Ss
SO have gone much DETAIL because time in
single speech with so many matters to glance at viii not
But have already called attention. in passing the
ss. or S OF ySu charitable institutions
almost one-haif than double But that is not Won.
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paper to my election as CHIEF executive because he
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ton $751; when some Of ns my comrades were the ned
the Of sys y
her abcbodied sons in the hed He was able, indeed in
body 60 to the war; but not willing mlnd not willing in
vim now have grievance for which abuse me in The
United States Marshal asana the suit OF the editor Of the
Does no. this exhibit call for some refcrmp ough.
men many Of whom are es.mable gentlemen composing
ton q The excellent gentlemen who have been Of he
ns OF the mot how pure Il: men nT msy S
ihsy The irresistible law ali
boards and commissions to be prodca wasteful
The law of eItravagsnes enforce. itself without the need
viii
eoun!aby and economy The great burdens Of taxation
are the :s. a s.is
81 single party whsievsr party might have 10 the
but The s :: q ss sSas On ''s
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public money Is taken by the million This WIN have to be
party Witch
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in the aide Of those Who want 70 get me out There room
party %sf.
eGuO DO - shs, By law Which ought 70 O..
to Be done That the mission Of the republican party and
who ana
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ought b settled the iaamssins power ii
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the State lake: the questions by the hand and
me s1s
form: there 4. long Fair p.y honest de.llss
q country: S' m.seTi'y q the r:saSiisan
90 not Get p pss and hone psy WIZ
with for fair play honest dealing I have
before aud have given views fully and frankly
without conccalment, precisely talk to my friends
ready to give views upon other question.
have replied well the that
have the the Of them
have called attentionbecause have been forced
to do selfdefenceto what has been have but
two vouchers for myself put before Go to
my home and ask there OF and viii abide the answer.
whatever II be- have another Go anywhere and |
everywhere and find good soldier who served under
and Ask him, will abide that whatever
be- Cries OF Good good - and loud applause, amid which
General Butter Hook his seat As the General retired the
cheering long and loud, continuing for mnutes
General Hawley Becoming BelIiserent-Ben |
Butler Called Liar and n Blnckauard.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, August "a, 1871.
The following despatch was received from Gen.
eral Hawley after General Butler had closed but
before the audience had dispersed. The chairman
refused to allow II to be read:-
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