New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
,,r,s co,rruERN poIICY.

Tho following Is an cAtIdCb liOih % spNN"""'
m, Duncan stewart at an immense Greeley ana Brown
,a,sa roeeting in Detroit recently. Mr.. Stewart is
,.e, of the Board of Trade of Detroit, prominent
,nd wealthy merchant, and Republican OF He1one
a,apdng and extended influence;
A Great many have asked me the same question that
has been asked Gov. Blair. "why, you can't support
OreeleyfD Well there was by-way that has led e IN
,ha direction for the past two years will tell you
Where the turning point Two years ago, Ieenhg
little unweT thought I would 80 down South, and
man from the North that went South with Such pru
they We're inst what the Northern press had represented
them-a land Of rufians every man swaggeTlng, WIZ.
ms pockets fun of bowie knives and pistols lsugnb bt
Ana when got of the at Norfolk began & Ssn9
OF 10 look around for the Oowie-knyes ana sols itb
did not one LNnghterl sat down IN he VI ni there
gentleman aud mad some conversation WI" III Az Ann riann'
and he turned ont to be an old trooper III d All Jews
tons cavalry, and he damned an 1skS St was going il
and every body else. Well thought that was Sn Nor
bfHtty I5s@Isi @ oI fn5 o evSTV one eivi and polite
heard no blasphemy saw no drunken sd Iem, ar the
pistols, saw bowieKniyes when we aIriv verv mnch
station al Raleigh gentleman there was Nery e Ms to
ohagrined because there was no otnips that this
neglect had taken place He had known II 10 take
pSSe eeiVI ~ re- aSS boti a himsef and this gentleman
75,cars of age, should judge, walkeu through 'hus9
if aftfr that that the Southern people not
80 tad AFTER all, Il they had been reoehous' Ihs
was saturday night
A CARPETBAG LEGISLATURE.
On Monday morning went to the sort Of Legisla
turc they had AZ Raleigh. | tell You something
about these men, and something about their actions
stayed there for week or so TO see how they
themselves; and here the first thing that mauo ~
think whether We were right or whether we were wrot
AT the North. on Monday they were discussing pin
give some slOOOOoo or sl2OoQOOo TO some railroad Ie'
ic Holden and others the greatest villains tet eler
,i,cd smith or North asked them how they expected
10 sell these bonds seeing that there hu oeen no PO
vision for paving the interest on the olq 5NLlutt
debt They said thew cared holnlng W a'i u5DT
tAcv got the money! sWeltlef VEN 70 tNo" W. ~
In ana from that down to %, and then
1.ockeed the money aud went 10 Washington ana HeL'
Grant gave him Office TO reward nun Tor ms ulshoh
80 7f1f LEGISLATURE was composed of scalawaSs and
carpet-hacgcrs, tle great majority OF Inen. 1d ~
tbd aphause.l Ny indignation was ar31se,i anu u
hId blcna native OF that state ana had haH any any i" @
or power there, Tel, YOU tl, mov VI s,oe OK ar
would have seen the next MONDAY moInhE, % NE, ~
so Of them renegade ministers JhaU nau .ahD 70
polite and taken to liquor ana YOU M MAY Aiow 1 Tbcn
takes 10 Honor and th takes 10 stealing, ana tle tak
% outrageous basphelny ApauS0 pi anu tbc naiority
Toy were me sort or lIlIl VIZ VIZ @ f fsr fars was
Of h2t Legislature, ana ON every o.c %. .c 50 man
written villain rogue, scouuuei, swimmer -e'''l MA"
of them. lSensauOuJ
BEAUTIES OF BROTHERIN-LAw cAsEYs RULE
Ivept through the south, and saw a great many
things Of that sort Go down to louisiana ana YOU hu
The Presidents brothern-aw m power ana o' OF MS
friends ana they were robbng the people right aud left
They had managed issue s. 100000 in bonds OF the CITY
Of Nev-Orleans and the City OF New-Oreans had not
met Them and has not met single dollar OF them
that s the way the people Of the South arc treated
IApplausel One Of the laws passed down there while
was thefe-shOwlng what extremes these people woud
o IN and how they we're bound to trample the people
of the south under their eewas that no cattle shoud
he killed within the corporate limits Ol the y VI
Orleans; they had to be killed over at Agiers, which
rs stuateias Windsor is TO Detroit and they passed
law giving "A number of Caseys friends license 10 XII
m Troy5e cef for the City Of NewOrean and nobody
was allowed under heavy penalty to sell meat IN @ tne
city of NewOreans unless it came from these butchers
The result that for these cattle, worth put Iee
cents pound in Agiers, on foot taken across 10 New
yOu could not buy steak Tor less thah 70 cos
"A pound! lSensatiOn.l Now, Mr, Presluent, 90 you
suppose that men guilty o Snc a yo1 Go TSey ~ ecmd
have lived IN one Of these Northern STATES zap
plause.l
aRAEr's INFAMOUS TREATMENT OF THE SOUTH.
They got up a great ado about bonds that
issued by carpetbag Legislature at Raleigh; then
in order 10 draw the public attention from them, ali at
once that the County of Aamance aud another
county in North Carolina state of nsurrecon.
1t was lie from beginning to END. They were as quiet
as any spot in the City of Detroit tonight except where
these villains were. lApplause And what was the re-
suit Of that CoOred soldiers sent there under
the command of villain, and American citizens were
taken and hanged they used 10 do in the middle ages
tied up by the thumbs and hung up in order 10 pull
pieces That thing not done four or five hundred
years ago II done eighteen months ago IN the state
ports them their internal dODgs. lGreat aDpausel
When these things being done the President OF the
United states was airing himself his cottage by the
sea-" laughter having good time generally Renewed
laughIer.l He having irst-class time with Tom
Murphy laughter and applause 1.-THE man who pasted
soldiers clothes together instead OF sewing them
lie was the bosom friend Of the President az Long
Branch And TO make bad matter worse, instead OF
the President taking fortyeght hours 10 60 TO North
Carolina and investigate matters, he sent four COmpa
mes OF artillery from Fortress Monroe aid their infer
nal game 10 put down an nsurrectOn that did not exist
lApplause.l That cramming a lie down the thrOats
OF the American people. found when | went through
the South peace and quet that could talk freely
can IN the City of Detroit found that instead of the
people being Tasb they have been represented by
Northern press and Northern editors during the war
that entirely mised 1 found people OF
great intelligence people of great suaVty, people
OF unbOunded kindness; and / said 70 myself
why Is IL that cannot be good terms with this
people Are we 10 hate them foreverl And ask the
same question here tonight when this trouble between
The North and south 70 cease Are these politicians
like Mr.. Chandler Mr.. Morton, Mr. Howard aud those
men, to continue this ID feelngt the end OF time Itel
you mo- Gov Blair has sald We must have peace"
lgeat applauseI and say further that If We
c0wardly and 50 afraid 10 punish these when OIr
blood up-aDd felt that ought to have punished
them perhaps-but still did not and say mean
and cOWaTdy, and detesaDe, and unmanly TO keep up
this thing. We ought 70 have punished these
petey pardOned them fully and for my part 20 for
Tree forgiveness. IGreat applaHsel
NONsENSE ABOUT Mr.. GREELEY'S FRIENDS |
.Yr q , Prom The Cincinnati Commercial