The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-17

there now would soon be swept over by the
great popular wave, and join hands with the
struggling thousands for the redemption oi
| their rights under the Constitution. He al.
| ludcd to the suspension of the habeds corpus,
| especially in South Carolina, and denounced
| the extreme oppression by Grant and bis
minions. He also gave Il history of the stealngs
OF Bullock Il Co. in Georgia, and related the
history of the reconstruction of that great
Stnte, and presented rs 1t were in a mirror
the doinss of the military zatmps and the ut.
ter disregard of law upon the part of the Ma
| tional Government. ETcwas willing to forget
and forgive and shake hands witllan earnest
| hope Of better fl>t-comng days, like the old
tar-heel who lad sold his land and was on
Ire move to his State, when taking leave OF
his friends. with tears said. "I can't be-
wor>icd in the trade The tlr-llccl was on
his way TO his state (Gcorgia), and though
he (Slillcr) vas not II drinking man, as re-
CARDS the past, let Us d'2Hk and drnp ii. If
you CaroIinians would stand firm the day is
ours, and Horace Greeley will surely be our
noble. honest President. Immense ap-
plall>c.l
Mr. Ml!crS was lne effort. and stamped
him rs one OF the best stump speakers of our
country.
4 FEAST or FAT TIING2.
At his conclusion the vast concollrSc was
CORDIALLY invited 10 ncighhoriny tables, groan-
ing with l@rbe"lic aud al kinds Of catablcs,
to plrtakc to their hearts coutcllt which
WAS chccriuIy responded 10 both on the part
Of the whites and blacks. There was an
ample abundance for all.
GOVERNOR WALKER on TIE STAND.
After dinner the crowd again collected.
aud The speakers rc>tii.ed the stand. Gene
lT'l Barringcr remarked: FciIowrilizcnS.
now have the pleasure, after listening
30 attcniiycIy and 81 enthusiastically to the
distinguished speakers preceding, to intro.
dlIcc to you Il gentleman from our ncighbor-
ing Statc-.tlIc old mother State of Prc>i-
dcnts--glorio1is Did Firgina.--its Chief Exc
cutivc, 4 northern nian he birth, one Of the
first successful candidates of this great Libe-
raI movement, whom delight to honor and
take by the land-one of Gods noblemen.
and, may add, by far the handsomc>t man
OF our country. | introduce to YOU Coy
ernor Walker, of Virginia. His appear
| apcc elected shouts of applause, some min
uteS clapSil. before he Co'llI begin.
After modc>tIy thanking General Barrir.
Ger for his kind and llattcring remarks he fol
nearly an hour cnranrrd his hearers with
eloquent, good words for The cause, and
| spoke handsomely in behalf of the South
| The crowd seemed to take to him from tin,
start in sort Of Vance style, never klggnS in
eager enthusiasm ill his close. Especially
were they delighted whcu he 81 lnanlllly de-
| Tended them from the SANDERS of their enc
mics. telling them Ia, should 20 North in thi,
cam ai"n and Ito the same, putting them il
their proper and just light. His effort was {;
source Of true delight TO his hearers, and
Governor Walker will live lon. in the heart,
Of Il great many OF his apprcciaiyc audience
| SrEECHES nr SENATOR TlrToS AND OTHERS
| Senator Tipton, If Nebraska. next ad.
dressed the meeting in II fine effort 1t wa,
also Il Strun" argument, which will he tcIl
OF the dry of election. His speech Wa
somewhat ,horl and loo much 10 the point
having spoken last evening to large crowd
in metropolitan Hall.
EX.Go>rrnor Graham followed next in Il
happy Srccrl. closing ,itll an invocation oi
all to do their duty on The first day Of AIr
| gust and elect Mrrrimon and the whole STATE
| ticket. together with the Legislature, aud
| all would hc well. 1t was the duty of all
| to work, and to work hard Money was
hcn" sent i'll quantity 10 buy your votes
| Resist il. lrccnrn of North Carolina; spIrl
| il. Bring out your ncighhors and vote tn,
corrupt horde down. and YOU will have /;
local government to be proud of. and
thereby make the good old North State thu
banner State in the coming election in No
ycmbcr-a beacon light to other States t0
secure the coming election Of Greeley and
Brown.
hitcr few eloquent remarks by Hon. ID.
G.. Fowlc. and Colonel MaStcn Of North Car.
olina. the meeting adjourned till $50 l.. NJ.
when General bradley +. Johnson Of your
city addressed the people in immense nun.
bcTs in irckcr Hall, together with other dis.
| tnguiShcd orators.
HOPEFUL PREDICTIONS.
The fires are burning brightly, and every.
thing promises Il grand Dcmocratc-LibcraI
success in the coil:ing election.