The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01
The Campaign in North Carolina.
FINAL CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETING
SPEECHES BIZ SENATORS scHURz AND.
TIPToN, GOVERNOR WALKER,
AND OTHERS.
specIal telegram to the D,snatel,.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
ComPhaY STOPS, n. G., July 31.--The final
Conservative mass meeting Of the campaign
was held at this place to-day within sight of
the grove in which two years ago occurred
the
oUTRAGEs OF HOLDEN AND HIS LIEUTENANT,
Kirk, upon the innocent people of Alamance
county. The citizens pointed out to visitors
the very trees on which the poor fellows
charged with being kuklux, but whose real
offence w;is CouserI atism; were
= HUNG ur BY THE THUMBS.
The remembrance of these outriges OF
Radical State government possibly accounts
in some degree for the numbers and enthusi-
asm of the meeting to-day. Over two thou
sand persons were present, and the orators
of the day were Judge Metrimon, Senator
Schurz of Missouri, Senator Upton of Ne
br,ska, Governor Walker of Virginia, and
General b. N. Barringer.
JUDGE NERRiMoS,
the Conservative candidate for Governor,
spoke for about two hours and 4 half, making
Il mastery review of the political situation
in North Carolina, and repelling triumph.
antly the SANDERS circulated about him by
the Radical press. He was followed by
SENATOR Triton,
who kept the audience in good humor,
and told them some sound political truths.
This gentleman has become q great favorite
in North Carolina, and he has done good SER
vice in the cause of Liberal Republcanism,
particularly in the West, where the people
are in so many respects like his own consti-
tuents. This was his Haledictory. There
was then Il
RECESS FOR DINNER,
after which the immense crowd rcassembled
and heard
SENATOR SCHuRz, GOVERNOR WALKER, AND GEN.
BARRlNGER,
with great satisfaction. The meeting closed
at about dark. Governor Walker and Messrs.
Schurz and Upton go hence to Greensboro
tonight and thence the senators will go to
Washington to await the tidings of Con-
servativc victory in North Carolina.
The Radical Meeting mt GrccnsborO'--
Speaking by Harrcman. Bailey, and
others.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
GREENSBORO, n, c.. july 3l.-Notwth-
standing the notice given yf the Radical
speaking here to-day, and the Indictment
held out in great barbecue, there were only
about five hundred persons of all political
compilations present, and of these about fou
hundred were negroes, OF all ages and both
sexes. The Speakers were Ex-Governor
Harrcman, of New Hampshire; w. Ii. Bal.
ley, OF Salisbury, and others. Hafttman's
spcech-a ranting-was an appeal to the
passions, prejudices, and Ignorance OF
| the blacks and uneducated whites. Hc
says the Democrats, if they get into
power, will 10 axag with the consttu.
tional amendments and sib!Grt the Govern.
ment. The election of Horace Greeley
would bring about War of races, and in
| that event God save the Republicans. But
he feared no such thing. He believed it was
| decrhed III Heastn's court that Horace Gree.
lev should be fife itistrtlment used to break
the Democratic party Into pieces. That
bantlng had been received Into the
bosom of the Democratic party, wheft
lurkc& the sting of death. General
Grant had iinGty'niue hundredths Of
the Republican voters at his back, and
| would be elected by an Overwhelming ma
iorlts: The whole thing was Il blasphemotlS
| and irrcverent .rsermiXture of scriptura
quotations and political Gait, end contained
nothing whatever of argument or logic. One
! ,,,gro remarked "That.it was as good SER
mot ae he ever hcard,' and no doubt be-
| licved it.
While The speaking was progressing a
! negro named Calvin Jones was driven from
the fables and grounds because he had stated
he would tote for Horace Greeley, who gave
him his freedom.
Bailey's effort was chiefly puerilc attempt
70 initiate Horace Greeley. While on the
stage speaking he pulled bis pants over the
tops of his boots, put spectaclcs on his nose,
and after going through the usual negro-min
strcl business, eliciting loud yells from the
negroes declared that when Mr. Greeley re
ceivcd the iitws of the result of the election
in North Carolina he would sa- "He'l and
dumnation! the State has gone ten thousdiid
for Caldwell"
All quiet here to-lilSht
GREENSBORO, n. c., July 3ls-senatoTs
Sch,,z and Upton and Governor Walker
| being called out, addressed a cohs'aerao'e
| crowd In front Of Ben bows tonight.
| Account Of Some Radical Rascaaties'
! special telegram to the Dispatch
RALEIGH, n. c., July 3l.-A careful can