The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-30
snu.KtB!.E SPEECH BY SENATOR
TgpTON.
UE EEyNr;S GUUD NEWS FR0N TIE
WESTERN cOUNgYES.
Sucerh concluded by Hon. MIR. Shober.
succinl irlnrrnm 70 lhc lti.patch.

Spccial telegram to the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTE, y. c., Jnly 29.-Ihe mass
meeting held to-day at the commercial centre
of North Carulna--tllc birthplace OF Alnerl-
| can Independence and the home of Icb.
! Nancr--wa> the largest rc; held during this
| most exciting cr political campaigns.
THE CROWD,
The People of the city turned out e"
mass, and every train from other places
>wcllrd the crowd hy hundreds. 1t WAS
such an audience aS is seldom seen even i'll II
uopulou> city. The speakers stand was
erected in grove Of oaks a century old, i'll
the rc,hvtcrian rIluch-yard. which jSa plat
of ground occupying whac square. 1t was
drnpcd with United States flags and profu-
sion Of flowers and ryrrgrccnS, portraits ofthc
! Liberal Republican candidates. and appro-
| pratc inscriptions, wrought i'll cedar ana
! box. On the platform were seated many
prominent gentlemen and Il brass band. I'M
mcdiatclv in front were the inspiring faces
| of hundreds of the young ladies of Char
lnttc. while the crowd Of voters filled the
grove. The blue coats and brass buttons OF
rc'ci"' so'"''iS' III ''''7'c "' "'H a
"'''' '''''', y, '"' ','''''''S' ''' '''' ~, W.
"'"''' "''''"'" S'"'i'' ~ 'f','"'''' IN
Speakers were greeted with cheers by tic
crowd and " liiNic" hy the band Just before
| ''' Sic'N'i'7 '''''''' ''."' NVns''c'" "'"' ."-
'H">i'S''' was ''''''" V: 'n' "' 'N' VI " "'''
| '7"'''" u S'''''l ",'''''i'" nun r''"'s o''
''' ''e'on "''"'" u ''' ','"''''' '''''' .','',
''''''' '-''''', VII " "l'',"' ""',' i"' "n,'',V
oE ,''' S"l"i'n''h"'n'' -''J'l a. "'"'
i"io' Il 'oi'l'ei '''i"'n' VI hN'''''o'''
| oh"AH'"A''oN "f I've N"h''H"'
ne hice'l''S WIS r''e" '' otuer u! -h''o'
Ail''>''"" ""r"e''' ihcSr''h' vi '''c olbn
| I"''c ''c'n! ''"'' "n'' Ill >l'i'co Sl'eee'''
'"'' ''''"''" 'n' '''''"' Si''N''o'
"'' h"Ho" ""HnhH
wis '''c 'i>'' li' WIS '''chet VIII" si'''
'll''"S'' ii' si'"c VI HIS N'''.''i S'''','.I'
| :" INC S"o"-"'l' "''" "''"'! l'e''h7 ""'c'
| HIS ever oo"''" 'he VI" bolilli'ot anu 'hc
oio Norlh S'a'c together. lie came 10 say
OH pc''aI' o' 'hc l"ollc o' NirS'hH 'll't 'He!
lI'o "'''' II" '''''' n'''''ei anu ''n i.eo TIT
l"op" Vi N'''" N"' o''''" " Jun Will ''''''
Ill hcaiiilS 1t "''t /" N'c'or!' Upon 'ilaI oaii'
ner Is lllSerlDcu "ieace ana Soou-"ill 10 I'LL
men, and Horace Greeley Tor President :
lalpill>cJ--ahd the fr>t part ol lhat lil'crlp'
| ton Is but synonym Ior the second. Hc
lncli ;tietF"din thc l"nu!u% SlaIe clGclion ID
North Carolina a> Il contest OF more lmnlc-
date Importance to the citizens of that State.
y party styling itself Republican has for >evc.
raj years controlled the Administration, and
has dragged North Carolina down from the
high position She once occupied among the
flee commonwcallll> OF the world until her
hitherto untlrnishcd name was now by
word and q disc.roce The o,,tro,,rs of the
Rodir,Is h .d been 50 nreai That the ncnnle
were driven into taking the mower in their
own h,nds and cxrrr;s;nr tbc Cod.,;ve,
r;uht of Standardization ;rhosa o,,tr,oo,
rnmh;nod with nm i,otf,;out .d,,;ds,.o,;,,
,v.r.oto tukn,xis,. ,no,,,h l,o w,. M, horn
fo defend the kuk,nx or violence of any Kind
Tho out,.,,,os which lod toJ,ulIrx;sm ,yare
:, n,rt ,f :, GRAND nl,n of tho P,d;c,is ,t tha
North ,o keen the northern be,rt in,,,nod
and to ra,,icalize the whole country but
whether they were the result Of deliher,to
and malicious forethought or of the ipno-
rance, cowardice. and dishonesty of Radical
State officials, North Carolina is to-day rroy-
eIing i'm the dust; aud it remains for
I,nr ,o,n,o 70 r,doon h.r an Thursd,,
Ii..;,,. .Uro ,,;u a. ;tr1 w..
.;n;,, ,onnnd o,uo,,v and with cor,ido,co
cnr rho rcsult The Governor them ,l-
,ul.d TO ,l,c hearing of the North Carolina