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

ne struck out into entirely new field Of cultiva
iion and went at the newspapers as follows
@ mI,S ne ssi that they nave 50 altered snes
says
., We are csrcq The sonauc,
Butler the citizen SOLDIER who abandcned lucrative posi-
anns industry and = an S
Of ps 81 na S % q
struggle in which the nation Is engaged.
"Now,r said the General 'look with me at the
BOSTON Journal, OF June l3, 1853, not . lie well
stuck to- 1t is of the ovation accorded to General
Butler In Faneull HAIL.
HE deserves II and the people know e He has been al.
tonal place unprecedented the and
compiled Or how many others Of our CIVIC c and
tary Raiders can the same be saidy
Now said the General, "the Daily Trianscrtpt-
the Snarlyow OF the press-supported Inc then: All!
mere Is Warrmgtonl Boston, January l. published
IN the Springfield Republican, January 81
The people here think that Buffers a mistake.
n ss ns nG
Banks has ability doubt, and ii he will act independently,
e ' The 'S aEasr q shs hsaa
iare1s those which General Butler Brings hone.
'Ah, here Is something in the Springfield Repuo-
tcdn written from New Orleans about that tirne
April IL, 1862
s to % as a s s
Win stSsS men sas:aN soS issscTy General
nsns had sven Bassr q. mouths would
dtion OF this worse than when General Butler
"NOw, again, read from the springfield Repaorf-
can OF April III, 1853, about meeting III New York
in honor Of one mani
"w have had such demonstration since the war broke
out. There fs'a tine presence about General Butler.
'Well, Ladies, they thought Inc 9 handsome man;
they said the General win smile at tne fair por
II you will believe the newspapers am an undGni-
fed candidate Now you see some OF my friends
Mandatory things are in writing; have got scrap.
book full of the other kinds" and the General eyed
with loving eye that monstrous folio OF hts "Well
my friends, that Is the story at one tine-unde-
served, largely, l know-and the story upon the
other eide have Just given you Now, why an thisa
what have IdOnep Why, said IN view OF this state
Of facts thatI
WOULD BE GOVERNOR
II the people wanted me- and l thought had a
right to say so; therefore they poured out the walls
OF wrath on me;" and the General again descended
On the little spaniel paper the Transcript, and told
about capital and labor, the new reforms. prohibit
tion and the republican church, which he said was
''Who he asked ARE these selfrghteonsp men in
the republican party that attempt to beat men like
has sometimes besn compared to Paul and vet
sometimes there are those who perfer Judas, be-
Why they are men who viii get their names se on
to democratic tickets whenever they run for ONCE
that's that wh ,n they are Now said the General
this neighborhood will beg his pardon. IAppause.l
Then the squally element broke out '1hat was
aisle. "Wha, sir |" exclaimed the General
saarp ny an Ms sa,a toe Repeated the
the audience, II suppose it Is only an accident that
you voted the labor reform ticket or somebody
THAT'S the only difficulty. Now, want to show NV
friends whether this IS soY How are you going to
CLIQUE SS ao NOW
have got hold OF the public crib, and they hold on
and suck and SUCK ana squeal and squeal
1o<n
every man that wants to come in the party come
want everybody thar voted for Grant last time. ana
great many more, to vote for him again for Presi-
these men who don't want to have The republican
party any bigger than the Old WING party OF 1901
this same Boston oT9 OF September an art articIe
saying that our State Convention better not
s osn 'n 90 mo eoo Sse absr Grant
words. Now what does that meanY It means cans
more than you see on me surface: Read the daily
State OF New YORK there are Greeley republicans
and Grant republicans being elected to the state
daily papers and you VIM see that Mr.. Greeley Of
the New York Tribnase, ia stumping the great West
ming for the Presidency. You will fnd that every
where he is abusing General Grant. He made
the people should get hold OF Grant they would han.
ole him wlteout gloves. He said that because Pres,.
agriculturist loves a COW. tLanghierj Perhaps /
Should have said loves cabbage. You may put
that IN the report instead OF cow,n added the Gen
e era addressing SsSs the reporters. 'and the
tribune heads my abnsers here ana my
detracters, and you will find that every
man that is opposed to General Butler
and the true republican party OF this Common
wealth Now, my friends. have forwarned you,
and when yon find man coming out very strong
against General Butler You just hunt him up care
fully, ana You VIII nnd that he is in SINE way q
part Of the conspiracy going on against th>fnteg-
rity OF the republican party.
The General, 10 conclusion, agnin alluded to the
PTohibtory law and showed the audience Bridget
O'FlaSherty IN all her virgin purity, and told about
those gilded saloons "where you and IgOu and
talked about the Butler delegates the Convention
1.-THE Journal" lie said estates that ffty-sX dele
gates in my favor are from Essex county and that
Lowell will send full Butler delegation. with no
opposition. NOW, have represented the Fifth dis.
trlct in Congress two terms and they all know me
wei. How very singular, then, o. Is that there
they heap the honors upon me, and II l were
double dealing, dishonest, untruthIul and mprO-
per person in every form how | must have deceived
my negnbors all my life." The General then wound
up and the usual scene occurred. At the close the
band played IT'S Pot P1uTi, the ladies vacated the
HAN ana tue friends OF the General thronpel upon
the platform TO take him indidually by the nand.