The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26

oOSEhNOh RANDOLPH VERY SICK.
special train was provided for the party from
here and Governor Randolph who had been CON-
planning for some days. left the party for his home
in New Jersey. He Is suffering very severely nom
the application Of blsters to his person and from
threatening hemorrhage. At CORY q crowd Of
about two thousand greeted the ringng-toned ora
tor with cheers and banners, and carried him to
the Downer House, where he had dinner 1t was
platform erected opposite the Downer House, in
the open air, $50.
A METEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION.
As they were about ready to commence the me-
neurological eye of the farmer detected rain In the
horizon, and he said 81 think, friends, we viii
be IN few em and
Sa$ Ssttsi 81 Tor bali hour when tie rain
VIII be over" ..sss.-...T =, -, -. -
hold an umbrella over him !" but the Philosopher
replied that
UMBRELLAS WERE THE TROUBLE,
for they prevented some OF the people behind them
from seeing or hearing, and he would prefer an ad-
!ournment over half an hour. This was agreed to
by an unanimous vote, and the chief and his party
vent to the hotel arriving there Just In time to es
cape the dash OF shower which the far-seeng wea-
ther prophet had predicted After dinner Mr.. Greeley
repaired on foot to the platform and delivered the
following speech. the first one In which he has
raigned General Grant by name and by far the
most cantankerOus one he has yet delivered:-
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phi those sa K"1 az and VII back him the
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heard of sS Kua since these acts
Yet sy ss
before hs two 50 GE o sSe
The Ku kuY conspiracy was crushed out by ac of Con
ey 0u hsy an and
1 % ps0pfs he be Of
sti there remained that other element Of dscedt and
'Ns south al South with
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y and misery Of ' SOUTH they made
o se S .nd
M s ssk Of mem wn Of HE c ssS
phalanx and thus give direction The real govern
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snsa s ns for s asy
and sscIstaTies Soon they through the
uss s%s
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were unable pay and they pretended start great
y behalf Of those imprSvemcnts They continued 70
set making s" @ anna leaving as{ cone Ss
States winch were wasted ana ds,oais bsos
paid and am sure there j. Very little dspo,
1f Aas
ties imposed upon them and the charges burdens
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ne
81 hsys delivered these Ssope bonnd
robbed sR: f1ypf se
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stass wss ;as state Of Arkansas among ohs se
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e Probably han e. the white people being disiraD
% Y sss ro a and ws Sss
they regarded Of no account voted while the properly
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regiment wake & our and soldiers os ss sa Sw
this
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constitution Which we frs%ed IN 10 10 % dis
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ws%S inc he
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chose "G p when ;Ssy found they
Sr the anS nasr Tch The sS G
which cast the electoral
vote Of the State against the people Of the by keep
ing large part of the people DISTINGUISHED; and late
Grant State Convention 1t was solemnly vowed that
this Fall afsr that they would about it Let tell
you how it operates. In the year 1870 they
had their second election under the State government
not for Governor but Tor the Legislature Congress
Powell Clayton, Governor OF the State and controller of
ali his election machinery appointcr of registrars all
the State, candidate for Unied States Sena-
tor II safe thing 10 bet he would be elected under
that sysem-frst making all the registrars and they
have title to be on the registry They win not put you
and cannot get and there remedy for It,
here Is another hitch beyond that Powell Cha yon and
his subordnates the state Board OF Canvaers with
absolute power to reject whatever votes they
see At and bring out such o result they
choose 50 then it appeared when the Legislature was
chosen that II was largely republican, yet Mr. Clayton
had not got control of enough to elect him the
Senate lie has TO throw out votes As Pre- dcnt Of the
Board Of Canvassers he discards these voesose that
he peases-soas to bring In candidate that he pease
For instance, In one county there anti-Clayton
ticket; he throws these votes out-threc quarters
o. the republican vote. He throws out those and
the republican ticket elected which was against