New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

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Will give better accounts Of the troubles IN the cou"'
better sontion Of the dyersites that have sprung up
between its diff rent sections. and more ceriin
ment Of the conflict OF that has Oeeh 49, -
for some years, than the one tha' ~ -
power there. 1t is worthy OF remarA ."" a,aso
Won hear those that come before you Z" w a.
the merits OF present Administrators thew have
casc as n onnears in thelr ewes find tha teS % ,o
but little say about the peace @ hnt little TO say
bont that cordial shaking OF the hand between & tn9
races that was to ow their policy you of tcn % except
have nothing 10 tell you nine times ous ,onai VI dcbt
that President Grant has paid of the nsS
by a hundred millions year snu az do who
1nat nad m that fCS Debit KNOW You know with sorrow;
many you feel it hardly ana Snt hscomes Of those
pas anu tt SvS ere are made which were held out 10 u.s.
which now ina unGfG nnGntonndedi know very wen
th st,on v ~ he said you OBJECT to the Administrator
upon o noTer upon theories that you say VIII
adVaoce The national peace and the nationai
40 ~. estion upon the ground Of theory between gen
telnen Who have had opportunity o pracue' 'u' n''
failed TO carry IT out.
RECONCILIATION NOT THEORY
r.cbt be wen 10 hold them to the question OF theory
and discuss it right there, but say this Issue OF
sruction II you may choose to call 1t So Is not nere
question of theory but it is question OF pracce anu
ask Won in the light OF practice, In the hgh ol iIs p
teal application to look TO the great states OF te oo
and answer how far has 1t been sccessfui
tion succeeded in restoring peace ana oruer'
good government, and honest administration !"
tho states Of South Carolina, North Carolina GeorEa'
y orida and all the other states that were uhue I've
i,oi Has il succeeded solving any OF the questohn
maj are 10 be solved If ours Is 10 pe ndkIun 80,
peacefu good, and prosperous hereafter' now, say
& IberaIIsn on the contrary, while 1t has but
teebe beginnng while 1t has struggled up out ol ad
v9rIyi, has the newer of the National Governments
urged remorselessy 20 defeat every eHOrt IL mas -,
has vet given TO the where it has prevailed at
L. II
ons. and has put them on tne Iltu IV"u W P'''f'
Voice THAT'S right" and applauseJ
BEEEFICENT FRUITS LIBERALlsM IN VIRGINIA AND
TENNESSEE.
Witness ils early dawning in the Old Dominion, the
Great battlefield where the armies were constantly OK
cug shots That State more harassed ana mar
rowed perhaps than any other in the Union witness
its dawnngs there and look at IL to-day do you near
ANYTHING there OF the outrages against the coored
mans right DO you hear anything there OF hieving
raseality and selling bonds by the millions n NewYork
without the authority Of their Legslaurei Are there
any OF the evidences that manifest in all the
States that are ruled from Washington by the Admins
traton the Old Dominion Here the dawnng OF & LD
erahsm Now 20 the great State of Tennessee, thaJ
state that split open with hostility hat state where
the populations of the mountains and valleys were az
daggers' points where Unionsm and Federalism were
drawing swords all the while IN every helghp0@rnoou @
and where. under the administration o fafson bT3wn
Liberalism is established, ana you ma goou oIuer
peace neighborly shaking OF hands, goodE, t k,nuy
condition Of peace and prosperity yOu find has put
It's finances in order, and building up aga lts
Won find labor secure, and find nothing OF TINS antagO
nism which prevails to-day in North Carolina
TIE TRIUMPH MISSOURI.
Imight add that If you could 90 further and 20 to the
State Of Missouri where perhaps this policy has had It's
most happy triumph, you might see there, as would
saw although do not desire to be boasfu Of my own
state as prosperous condition any this nation pre-
scnts You would see there especially that this great
problem that is now before the nation for solution has
been solved there in manner so satisfactory that there
are none who wish 10 disturb ITS results You will find
that that state, which was upheayed almost by vol
canic eruption, leaving an lbe euges ol s0oieett
m gged and Jagged and sharp and cutting against each
o6eT smooth ana @ fTG and among the White men
in the OF Missouri that there is no anmosity that
they all engaged industrial pursuits They have
all forgotten the enmities OF the past ana
theTnore II you would protect the coOred race In their
freedom and enfranchsement the manner TO protect t
in the Constitution of the state but guaranteed by the
almost unanimous votes Of one hundred thousand 70
ing in all the land that will disturb the settlement you
will ind the white men there preaching the amnesty
of the races: you will lind them taken 10y the hand
others taken by the hand; You will lind their
patton respected and that they have all through that
Worthy membeTi Of society; YOU viii find their
versty, so TO speak, and that state University
It's endowment last year, al the hands Of Democratic
legislature call that proof Of the result OF Liberal
positive rvideuces Of its work on the one hand and
against the policy OF the Administration on the other,
and when YOU draw your conclusions to what best
for the nation honestly do it cOnscentously, do il
with full knowledge OF what you are doing
THE BLACKS CANNOT LIVE IN ENMITY WITH THE WHITES.
FELLow-CITIzENs: / would very .gladly, II ! felt
able 20 with the line Of these remarks and under
take 10 show you only that the policy Of the Ad-
nnstration. far concerns the elements of society
at work at the South has been failure and why has
been failure, but that IT could by any possibility
have been anything other than failure. l
would like 10 show you furthermore, that so
far as the safety Of the cOlored their
franchise and il their freedom concerned it
consist or be compatible with war against the white
race say that whenever 1t is SO anagonized and put
tity such anmOsity such indirect antag0nism will
he fatal 20 the condition of the black, If 1t should
as l say, 70 90 into that argument, and
therefore thank you for your kind attention
and trust that may have an opportunity before tins
ended of coming into this state OF ONO aud Of
going before the people different sections and OF
deavOrng present 10 them what believe is the true
policy that will lead our nation 10 greatness worthy OF
ms future destiny in cOnTadistnctOn 10 those policies
OF the Administration that honestly believe are lead
ing il TO ruin and destruction. thank you, gentlemen,
for your kind attention.
After music by the bands Col. Wm Grosvenor
Of 81. Louis, was introduced, and addressed
the Convention. fCol Grosevenor's speech Is
printed in fun upon the second page OF THE
TRIBUNEl Dr. GriswOld, Chairman Of the Joint
Committee of the Convention, presented the following
resolution, which was unanimously adopted with three
rousine cheers for Greeley and Brown:
ResOlred That this COnventonraihes and ndorses the
action OF the Cincinnati Baltimore, and Cleveland Con
ventons i'm behalf OF the Democrats and Liberal Repub
licaDs Of ONO We pledge our united support 10 the
nominees of said Conventions ana cordially invite the
cooperation all citizens of the State without regard TO
previous party affiliations who are opposed to the re-
OF President Grant and the policy OF hs Admin
letratiOn.
dispatch read from g. NJ. d. Bloss of Cincinnati
who had authorized 10 tender the services OF the
Hon Geo Z. Pugh a speaker during the campaign
that his orenn0 sDeecb he made Lima Ohio