Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-09

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peoplc. showipr c1nclnsiveIv that tSg r1o,,c,cnt
| was not as is nov 50 earnestly, clsin,ed Of ti
| people but was orranizs Nv ,01ttieians n trrost
| norton of whom, vcs y s0rtba dc,noc}2ats for
The nnrnose of reGnir mo- rontrol Of tbn Govern,
| mcnt Hardly a northr Stoto yros S,IIt- ,oT,
scented there and in Ynaio, ~, Of coses tba dele
pateS ,vpra seICcnreti,nt 4 o,;5 ,,a ,,t iso
nv tbe neonIe while Tho so,,fba, ttSs WOW, r,I
reprcsented The irst choice Of Tho nortborn
| dee@otes Cberlas Erancis Adams ,,,os raiactoJ
nv t6e soptbe y mon who y,@ra nor H,iiIinSr :"
| mt in nomination an honest dpmocrat and
| Horace Greeley ,ras mt f,r,rard os n nan yrbN
would attract The yofas If iii classes foctaJ
toward tho existincr odn,inistration Tbo enooI,
| or thay d,,,oit ,I,,t,i 40 h; b IiI -
| lev was taken mn Inv the R9Itimore convantion
and said that if there was notbin IN saw for The
| republican candidates excent that thev werc
| honestly nominat,d if ShonId ho enGuqb 10
secure their election lie related incidents show
| ing the southern democrats were NOT Inv onv
| means convertnd 70 rnnnbiican nr,nci,Ios os
thew would have the pepne 6eiie1e and coseJ
| Inv an earnest onneoI IN tho ,ounrr mon RI CON
slider carefully the nuestions at isSpn and ind~n
the two parties more by their nrevions acts Than
| by any mere words or manifestations
THE president then introdnced Hon Geo r.
Ioriur "of Npw Fnuland Dr Ioring ron
rratuiated himself on beino- ~nerm,ttcd IN adj
| dress the nponlp and thanked Tho nresidant for
| introducinr him rs of New ENGLAND He reioiced
with the nponle in the social ana rv r,,rbfs ana
| liberties Of New FnGlond and said the rennhii
| a al mi
| ENGLAND op+ of this country FIe devoted
| arae norton of his sncech IN fbe history Of Tho
| convention which frst nominated Grant et
| Chicago. pictnrinr in a oranhic manner the
| condition of the country under The three wears
| of Johnson'S administration with states nnre-
| constructed knocking 0t the door of the Union
| for admission the currency denreciotod and
| lOyaI men shot down in fine streets Of Nev
| Orleans and Mpnnhis nv 1prenentont rehpIs
| The country wonId then hardly have been ,ec.
ognized as n repnhlic. if was n sunnliant before
| (0reiCn mowers and n DISGRACE NJ home A.
This crisis the Chicago con vention 1net If com.
| prised for the first fine since the war delegates
| from every state disnustpd with tbp condition
| of affairs and determined 10 nominate mad
| of pluck and LOYALTY. whom the neonle couIn
| trust He smoke Of The enthusiasts manner in
| which Grant Iyoe nominated and tho oranbatic
"amen" with which the peonle ratified that
nomination. The sneaker then eIonnentlv re-
| viewed the results which have fol.
| lowed the administration Of Con Grant which
are familiar 10 ali The CHARGES of
| rilt talinD. nepotism and the like were
| then taken nm ma sumInariIv disnoepd az Dr
| Iorino asserted That tbe adminiStration has
been the most successful one since that of Wash
| inUton and said tbr charges hrouuht a,rainet
| fhP president are trivial and insiGni6cant com
| nardd with thn olorious record Gefore the noe
| ME The taIl about centralizafion The rreat
| hurbear held nm hv dpmocratic leaders was
| taken mn and thorouThIv onaIvzed tbe sneaker
| showing concIusiyeIv that the onIy 0ronnd for
| such CHARGES AGAINST the administration was in
the act flat in certain of the states where The
| local Governments were nowerIess to nrotact
| citizens in the enjoyment of their riebts the
| president was authorized by CONGRESS- TO do il
| for them. If the people will Govern themselves
| &C tbey do in NesiacLnsette no shan baar NJ
more about cenfraIization The sneaker Maid
| an eloouent tribnre TO the nersonaI Qualities Of
| Gen Grant. illustrative Ills unassnminG and
at1able character, by narratinp IN an inteTestinr
| manner an account of an intervtew which
| he had with the president Mt tho White
| bouse, He closed Win patriotic NOT a
Marty onnooI IN his baarers 70 CON