Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
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SENATOR sCHURz AT wAsu,,..
iie Il d Vocates AEn7esty ard Cu.,sii,-..
Grants Administration con,' ~'''H-
The Formation OF "a Tevv F,a~,v med
NASHVILLE, Tenn. H...

NASHVILLE, IESN., Sept. q
Carl Schur2, at the Capitol fo-,4,..
dressed an Immense audience. to4,5J' a.
Ing oil parties ard al sections r. 5,9ilsth.~
see He began by stating that. M, ,.',l3e.-
standing tie captiuus remarks W viii.
peen made relative to Lis accayfi.,, y ND
fEt'"tion from prominent men yh ~ ii.
peen rebels, ho was happy 10 m 81 A44
hteaolast Union men, ana caral.r all
70 S'Eeten out his hand 10 eli mn J
L'd stooG against the Governmc,.. J., VI,
Vno war pnt were low ready ia - ~
tue restoration OF peace, harmon. fN Iot
ship, and true brotberhond - ~ 'f's4..
a GENERAL AMNESTY
should no longer Ds p-sc3yr,d
tend to dIsarm the feeling II ~. '-.a
caused in the Suih ny tie r a4 .....' = t....2
war. jnet, gana-ous. an3 c......I We
pcllcg should be alop,eA. II 49,. o.T
say To re;arn without delzv E.
Pfactlces OF constitutions Fayl...,...'a..@
Lccal government shou!d na-~.
WITH me freedom which U,!-....... ..'..e Z.
Great ABUSES bud grown u. - IT,
service and muGt he err r..E - tFi
tenn Of import duties ne. 81. S..
| taxes must be- reduced. lie
| paJ nent mast e N 4 -%.s
CORRUPTION IN HIGH TIAg., r-.n..,.-.
tho influence ri co,pur...oi.s ON H..
| the donation az iuriio .atd, .,,,.,.s-- - -ej
His views w.Ge .h4I.I l., n.I,..'.
liberal Ropnhhca.7 NORTH. .o.,....t. '
We're OF Snsc'ni i"iCrc., 70 fla -.anti "a
he impressed u-nu his aofia,,
Importance oi the lt1Ulda Ut he g., lie
! iaconog Tor reforms. 30 long a. al,
! prevailed the North would u5t VIA rs
| iib2rnl aod urocr- live iGaul..% ia
tie war We Eyt CAUSED by the "A. +, a.'
between S!aFerJ ana FREE l-bor;h, t,-'"
| brought on the ~'h.lirl. ana -. 1'-rs
defeat. ii is1Ia5.1 &c sonfa f f. ,i'
world. Fsauca AID Laal4ud dare ~. 'l'
terfere against i,eo -4lur. H..
should profit By tho r.-ola uf il....,.--~~. MA
Its cause was h07eiess|y lest. r.. a.~oe
or be revived. HE refers.3 o :.a
CHANGE IN AFFAIRS X uHss.,r,
and the necessity OF changes il .f.. '.....
! and political organization, J. SD ~, va, ,5l
principle Of equllty. Thc recon. ~ '-a
acts Of Congics were nOt tho aj.-,r,,''''
hatred and vildietivaucss, La: n i.a... Z.
necessity to protect thosc, both er..,,',''Il
black, who stood hy the J-i.n ~
! prevent reaction and fusGso tren5..s
| The SOuttCrD paopio would r..sst4,...
possible e1pcdieuts, except that n fr..
labor ia its true form; and f. labor -,,,..
and would be maintained, secnraa a,l H..
veloped, OF the struggle woull be fo7,l.
over for those pC.iIeai privilege fgr ,yt.o.
fleemen maintained tb,ig naafa. En~.E.
ed ii the South, placed H. tie l9.i4,,n =,
the North, vOCl1 Lay" done L.. H,ry.
emphatic il his
DIsAPPRoBATION or TIE pyLIar al. 9.ry,. .r--
SENT AD-IrlETEtGIs-,
and in his frequent cSgro..i p. % aog.a-
tensions OF the result to cog rcnaG'.rr-
institutions to follow is prneul.,i3u n
power; the only dc,igoganc3 from wajal
he considered to be, through tin co-one-
ration of the sincere p4tri9ts ii a.! ,ar;ar
In political Organization which v.atl
insure tho
ABOLITION or sEoIIgs}H ElGrEu,a.s
from National polite. Such IN oloaal.a.
tiou would comm I'D the confidence aa.
secure the hearty cooperation q those
WHO would eUppCrb iHo Administrative
party, but could pOo consent t. act viii
the Democratic party. Eacl q movement
would secure the support Of the cuti~a
German element Of the nation, and CT t.aa
patriots of all parties, and result il p
canine YFGtCr9tiou of tho TTn5g.