New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
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backward asl the President chooses according W HIS
own sweet will
ADMINISTRATION EFFORTS To.coNrRoh PUBLIC oflsioN
In the course OF his remarks, Mr.. schurz alluded 10
tho fact that ont OF o2 arrests made in North Carolina
only two had been brought trial, the indictments
against the other being held over their heads 10 III
duce them to vote in favor OF the Administrator"
Dozens had told him in North Carolina that o'no'S
were mousine about. who II they found any one eon
ting the least violation of the law az once arres,eu
them and they stated that they were opposeu " ~
Administration the fullest penalties OF the 10" moo
visited while on the other hand, If they expessT
willingness 10 vote Tor Grant they were az 0. H. rho
XII he functions OF Government are prosutucu ~ Ine
ADMINISTRATION 10 serve patty purposes, ana tuRs
are allowed 10 continue in this way, every vesusS o @
hnc 70 NE mSres dictates Of the Admins
tratlon they were by LOUIS NhpoeVn 10 ,ritIcr
[Cheers. We not now lighting .ne pae THIting
this or that man shall he President bl we are
the battle of freedom for aug dor our n he
lCheers The press was served Dy tIe speaker IN to
same manner as the ohce-holders. HOW many naWtS
papers are there in tne 6o DO not snotan that
Admins 3ratOn because they are Omce-nouTTi liii
Timed Tor several minutesJ not talking about in
dviduals talking about the entire class but "hat
does This meant IL that public opinion i 70 DC
drowned that the people 10 he deprived OF tnelr
powers OF Judgment. Public opinion IS now ihania1h
Is apparently the opinion of the editor is
dictated from headquarters at Washington: i, any one
doubts this let him look at the treatment those VINO
have exposed The corruption have received LOOK az ue
way in which Mr.. summer, Mr. Irumbuil. ana 9'hers
saw corruption in tie Government; we attempted 20
stem it; We wanted TO investgate but We TJt a. n u
read at this moment the newspapers couoleu ~ Uo
Sn ySS S T contemphe OBJECTS in existence
[Roars of cheering and laughter Inc senator agaid
done ms hest that he did not believe the reforms nece
sary could from the old Republican party and that
the Cincinnati movement for the election OF Horace
Greeley was the only course open to true patrols
GREEIEY's ELECTION THE WAY TO REFORM
In this connection lie said have always expressed
my opinion freely, and do not hesitate to say that the
nomination did not please me- But aitcr IL was hdue
could not hesitate for moment in sustaining Horace
Greeley for President with all my energy. CheersI II
has always been principle with to do the most good
| could as opportunity offered, and when could not
gain what desired to make the best of what was offered
was never of those reformers, Who II n'fytng
aid NOT 90 exactly as I wished. said 81 VIII have no
more TO do with it," [Cbeers.l have TO the con
cuson that the gOings OF the ADMINISTRATION must
he mt down and that under the administration OF Mr.
~. Peev we viii gain good results ICheersl II will do
away with the present dctatiOn. with personal gov
eT Te Grant % oce more ana ali these things
will be firmly fastened upon the people thah ever
man Will feel that he is free man ana can thhk anu
act for himself Loud cbeers have come TO the con
cuson that those parties who have outlived heir use
funes should retire and that parties with due CON
ception OF their duties should take their PLACES nave
no doubt that parties will form themselves 10 ee'
tbe questions which are pressing upon the atten
ton Of the people. Cheersl But gentlemen, we viii
not discover tie full measure Of the cCrIupuOnoi e
nresept Administration until it is replaced by which
win seek honest government In my opinion, the pest
thing that befall this country is the eecton
OF President and Administration mat shan nc uhuer
no party trammes The Administration d Inand OF me
South not loyalty TO the Government Dnt lOyaIy 10
Grant hope that If this is what they really mean the
imputation will be repealed that 1t Is necessary to De
Granite in order to he patriot.
WAY TO FILL THE BLOODY CHAsM.
Iitis necessary to fill the bloody chasm, Mr. Bout
wen sad before peace be restored let us throw the
Grant party into 1t lgreat applausel with the thieves
and those who have violated the Constitution and the
laws with those who have violated their Official oaths
md prostituted their Office to personal ends with those
who have held the highest offices in the Government in
or1er to secure their personal welfare What induce
to reject the hand extended by the southern people
should not take il and be gladi do not deny that
five yesrs bat what alleged OF them u not true.
What was done years ago should not be urged against
them The cry against them should cease. II any
Ku-Klux did exist they would cease the moment an
honest government given to the south Tue reasons
the Grant why should sustain the Admins
raton are about theses Let corruption alone II r. OF DO
consequence let reject these pToiers or the SOUTH
they are dictated by loyalty; all we ask Is that you
give further control OF the Governments the country
needs it, ,,-.-,. .,...
larly TO his audience as Germans tie said they had
come this country to enjoy the privileges OF personal
liberty, and they would never submit TO become the VIII
ing ana base instruments OF centrazaOn. His heart
Esd aiTsVs retained In the war of the rebellion they
had fought side by side with their navebOrn brethren
front OF The phaianx that sought to secure the blessings
which the bloody had Youchsafed. They were the
sous OF freedom, ana would hOt Deconc te "ihs toos
hold them IN bondage.
Speaking without notes and with great animation.
Senator scimz carried the absorbed attention Of his
audience with him. At the conclusion Of his address he
was carried out in great throng Of shouting and
eagerly gestcuatng admirers. Other meetings fully
az enthusiastic native citizens held in the vari
Gus wards and great deal Of animated speech making
was done in the interest OF Greeley and Brown Evil
IDENTIFY lost time is to be made up for not only the
newspapers absorbed with the record and discussion Of
political events, but the topic in every nssemhage IS
gradually taking the political tone, and IL is generally
becoming known who is for Greeley" and who "for
Grant"