New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
TIE OHIO CAMPAIGN.

TIE OHIO CAMPAIGN 4t'
rKEAr0R THURMAN ADDRESSES LAkGE LlD,,"NH l,,">I-
NETTING AT NEwARK-AN IMPOSING pEMoN-
sTRATIoN-sPEECHEs ALSO BY IHE hOM, S1, %
" FOLLErT, THE HON. WILLARD "Af'NE"'
AND OTHERS.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNBl
NEWARK. Ohio, Sept. 26.-The Liberal meet
,g in ,hs place this afternoon, was grand success
was largely attended by the farmers and working peo-
e frotn the several townships in this Ackng county,
a. well as BY the substantial voters OF TINS thrVnS h'uo
.v The fine large opera House was crowded Win St-
,.D,ivo bearers " D. Morgan called the meeting to
.raer and nominated W. =. Kerr OF Granvine Tor fres
aent who was unanimously chosen. committee was
pponted and sent for Senator Allen G. Thurman and
INC Hon John J.. Follett who had been announced as
the speakers. In a few minutes they were brought IN
nv tho committee and Senator Thurman was introduced
s the first speaker His speech occupied an hour IN the
delivery and was most effective arraignment of Grants
Administration and powerful appeal against Grants
reeton The speech was listened 20 with the greatest
attention and applauded to the echo
He began BY saying that man had ever taken his
eat in the Presidential chair with better opportunities
90 benefit his country and achieve an honorable iameiof
himself than Grant, the successful Genera ~
gfrai war. He had never been In p0huca he,
and was therefore from the enmites and ryanes
incident to political strife. But with all his power ana
oppOrtunitics o. do good during his term OF once ms
course has been such that 100000 OF DeHocrats VINO
poke of hun IN terms OF respect when nrst candidate,
are nov so hostile his rejection as 70 chOcse NE
lour a
her Of Republicans who helped TO elect MN IN 1865 are
hrmy arrayed against INN now ana the hesds OIL ol bls
body are tie brightest and most distinguished men OF
mai party People do not become resye under good
(oyernment but there Is feeling or discomfort among
AL classes AiteI Ie% more genera IS ~ S ecnatoT
answered the question, WHY are 50 many Repuohcans
IN opposition 70 Grant and MIS- supporters as loi
They have failed 10 reconcile the North and the South
They have failed 10 bring about good understanding
between the black and white races and on the contrary
have arrayed the former in fearful antag0nsm against
latter They have upheld the most infamous rulers n
The South that ever afflicted a community, and thus
enabled them harass and punder their constituents
uO people ever harasSed ana pundertu DelOre'
They nave ahjured the persuasive oues o pT' d % tbc
instead Of tuen have employed the Dayohet anu tne
state elections and sought 10 carry them under the guns
of the army anu navy. They have employed the army
and is nominations. They have employed an armed
vessel OF the United States 70 carry away members Ol
state ature in order 20 deprive 10 Of quorum
TDey have carried elections by prosecuting theit
opponents for pretended onenses ana threatening
then with iues and Imprisonment II they did not sup
port thc Administration. They have, Tor the same pu
pose made the most corrupt use OF the pubic PaIohage
81 "a A. ,ral ~, boaise ibSy voted according to the dIc
fates of their honest Judgment. They have marched
such ahOrera 70 the polls IN mutay array anu
colnpeed them to vote marked tickets under the eyes
and Inspection of Government agents. They have
placed liberty of every human being IN the republic
mercy the President by uncOnsttuionaliy aN-
Ihoziu a pension the habeas corpus. They have
bent All their energies 10 deprive the people OF local
hands Of the President and Congress; They have
brought treasury accounts INTO saSh lne1trleaDle
confusion tnat no man can tel what Is the true amount
VI w public debt OF the exact sam oi our annual e1-
ADDITIONAL REASONS.
II, TIC conduct OF our foreign affairs they have re-
,r.cd the policy Of our Government from It's very
policy that favored the extension ana no'
the restriction Of the rights OF neutral nat0hs IN @ hS
manner they have violated our trddiloual polly i G
in-fiu.ts tV fIoyuing down instead Of CBeOuraellE
NuoAn ,u" stsfutr law in their sales VI for
Tho EreUp ph
IRON the yrant Baez sdlc OF santO Domingo, IN dtecI
- - - Ier ConsfitutiOp the President, violating
our own Constitution, has assumed the war-l1aRhg
t,owey and employed naval forces 70 uphOlo the
SY"svtd ba vendor Of bis country, and to menace
farce that was enacted by The AdnlhISua'
s,SI,ct M Of Ciyn service RefoFu1--he apparently
soliu Recommendations 0i the President 70 DeSuIe te
nnSic ear ana the scorn derison and neglect with
Rhi,S ih.y were treated ~ his Congress p9rtisaRs.
LOOK at that other farce performed aI Nl4i 81
nn,,liuo privilcge while the Radical majority Ia CQp-
press steadily refuse 10 abolish H. LOOK at laI OleE
fan,plrcut piece of hypOcry-the passage OF Tesolu
Ton against land crus corporations after Radical
Congresses had en& no 70 pp g more % u ~ Se a Ieroeons
party dcspOtsln that applies lhe political t9ningNk
TO the very founders OF the Republican parry,
- tLe yasf multitude of Federal officers and
empio,ts who 10 use the words OF another, dare not
cali tneT political souls their own, ior rear ei losIns
th.lr Official heads" Look az the ne2lls ana IaYQIlE
ian mat are scandal and disgrace 10 the appQlnIng
Iower Look al the list OF yers OF its Wpo nave re-
rived puic honOrs ana elnolumeat from the receiver
n iffs Look al the absquce from their posts, for
e portion o the year. Of the chief officers Ol Govern
ien Ieaying tbe conduct OF public aaTs 10 suDOrul-
uates aud clerks s. Cabinet Ministers 1OrsdklDS lneH
dues aud peramluatng the country making speeches,
% ClcCt then continuance IN power LOOK At theeo
thing. my Radical niend, aud cOnsuer inc want Oh ca
paCity l0T civil administration that Grant mas snV"A'
and then answer u your conscience the question,
Is there reason for the prevailing dlscOntentf
Tie remainder Of the speech was devoted TO discus
sion of the questions Of Reconciliation and Civil Service
Reform and few statements 10 what would be ex-
uected irom Mr. Greeeys Administration. On the Iat
Ter point Senator Thurman said 81 do not expect hin
1 say II franky-tO 1ve us~a straightout Democratic
Administration but do believe that he would give us
one honest upright wise, and benehcenL"
After senator Thurman had concluded the Hon' j. r.
Folett of Cincinnati was introduced and he spoke for
nearly an hour with great force aud effect. In the
course OF his speech he paid to ex-senator Wm Allen OF
ONO glowing tribute and stated that he had recently
visited the venerable statesmen in his retirement at
Fruit Hill ana that the MustrOus ex-senator had said
he Wa for Greeley before the Cincinnati Convention,
and tat now nc fe in the atmosphere around him that
The Republic would be saved and Greeley would be the
savior MI Follctts speech was received with great
app.ause lie was followed by Mr. Munson Of Granville,
aI.beral Republican. who made a brief speech. To-
night there was another immense meeting here, which
was addressed by the Hon j. T. F0let, Col McRi OF
Tennessee, and the Hon. willard Warner OF Alabama
A BANKRUPT STATE.
so,ru CAROLINA UNDER CARPET-BAG RULE
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