Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-19

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found no gamblers, nor loafers, nor paupers,
nor thieves in Utah. He intended to make
Brigham Young his Secretary of the Inte-
rior in 1872. Laughter and applause He
saw no jails, no insane asylums ont there.
but he did see men wearing wooden goods
cut from the backs of their own sheep and
manufactured at home. Would to Heaven
we of the States could say as much. Eng
lish cloth was badge of our disgrace. Zap
plause.l As for polygamy-w solomon,
David, etc, ETC., came in for their share Of
scorn and satire on that account.
His opinion of Greeley was that he was
an imposter. He would make money at
agriculture if he could sell cabbage at S11
per head. He was simply a trimmer in
politics and would do anything for noto-
riety.
''Beecher" was the next subject. Mr..
Train regarded him as bad man for this
reason, he knew his talk was all CANNON.
''Schurz" was the next subject, and the
Missouri dictator received a pretty rough
handling from the lecturer, for having
joined in celebrating the overthrow Of a
French Republic by German King.
Mr.. Train regarded Andrew jackson as
the only thing there was in the Democratic
party for over sixty years-the only thing
respectable about them. The Democrats
never had any platform since his time, but
niggers and whisky.
Emerson was the greatest man on either
continent-head and shoulders over them
all, not as statesman, but simply as a man
Of intellectual power.
On the woman suffrage question Mr..
Train spoke at considerable length, contend
ing that they had a right to vote under the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments.
and that they should exercise that right in
order to regenerate society.
Some one in the audience having called
out, ''what shall we do with Grant, Mr..
Train proceeded, in the name of the outraged
people, to read the following:
INPEACHMENTO OF THE DICTATOR ULYSSES,
KING OF SAINT DOMINGO.
Mr.. Train-Impeach him, make him dis
gorge-Ku-Klux him. TSensation.I But
let us with dignity indict him before this
vast mass meeting in the capital of Tennes-
see. [Applause.1 l indict the usurper
Grant for the following acts Of omission and
commission:
/. That he concealed his principles (if he
had any for years, waiting to see which
party was the strongest, and ready to be the
candidate of either. That's SOL
2. That he sold his name to the Radicals
as their candidate for money. TSensatiOn.
3. That he has betrayed promises given
as a soldier to soldiers, and has oppressed
those to whom he promised protection.
[True as Gospel, from boy in blue
4. That he has openly and VIGOROUSLY
accepted presents Of money and property
in exchange for appointments to high and
responsible offices. Kisses for NepOtism.
5. That he has appointed his relations
and other equally incompetent persons to
office, and that, knowing their Incompetent
cy, he retains them. Yes, America is only
Grants farm for the Dents-Laughter.1
6. That, holding the highest civil position,
he surrounds himself with a military staff.
SHAME
:. That he has allowed the people of the
Southern States, whom he has sworn to
protect, to be murdered and destroyed by
craving hounds of militia unconstitutiOn-
ally organized by Carpet-bag Governors, and
that when appealed to he has refused to in
terfere in their behalf. Applause, and
down with carpet-baggers.
s. That he has interfered with and by
bayOnets controlled State Conventions for
no ONA Pun pOoCos @, LOtiloAaAleii a I.seAo
and South Carolina.
9. That he has s'packed" The supreme
Court for tie avGwed purpose Of ootaning
the reversal Of a former DECISION. 1T hass
so.
70 That b has attempsa corrupt the
other coaris BY appoirs men to judicial
positions for eiFty POLITICAL services. Hiss
or tne packed yudges.l
!. That Le approved and is enforcing
In the bayOnet the glaringly unconstitu-
tionai Ku-Klux act. Loud signs of disap-
probation
Il. That he has employed and Guys with
the public moneys an army Of spies, liars
and traducers, to injure and defame a peO-
pie. Applause, and show him up, George
Is. That he and his advisers have squand-
cred the public moneys and prostituted the
national honor. TYes, Hodges, Bailey,
Whisky Ring & Col
ii. That he has rewarded the bad, OPP
pressed the good, and is VIGOROUSLY corrupt
and unjust. Applause, and down with
Grant and up with Train
Having alluded to his financial policy,
he announced that he would preach a ser
mon in Concordia Hall on Sunday evening
at s O'Clock, taking for his text "the lawyer,
the doctor and the clergyman; the world,
the flesh and the devil"
The price of admission 80 cents, and no
doubt the hall win be crowded tonight.