The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-19
The Campaign in North Carolina,
BARBECUE AT GBSONVILLE.
SPEECHES BY SENATOR TIPTOS iND
OTHERS.
Spccial telegram TO the b!snastl,


GRErNsEoEo', n. c., July 1S.---A bafhecue
was held lo.t';l,1 sf GibSonyiHc, fifteen miles
east of this place At least 1Gh0 people were
present Senator Tipton was preSeiit: Much
enthusiasm was exhibited during the meet
ing. The first speech was made by Levi VI.
Scott. Esq. chairman of the County ENccu-
tive Committee; HlFo expressed great conf
dcncc in the result of the election.
At the conclusion Of his speech he intro
duccd John y. Staples, Esq, of this place.
who entertained the audience in speech
principally de, otcd TO State politics. In III
ludiny to Mr. Greeley and his manly and pa
triOtic letter of acceptance of the nomination
| of President he used these patriotic and
| hoiUfaDls words Il was Confederate sol
| dcr. and thank God .hat ] have patriotism
| enough in me TO he wiling to clasp hands
with northern soldier across The bloody
| cliaSm of Iii" war, and with him stand upon
a common platform for the common good of
| our country"
| Mr. p +. Duffy. of the Greensboro Pa
hiof, "il> irevt introduced. He spoke for
thirty minutes or il,Gtt ii an able, eloquent.
and patriotic manner, eIicitins much ap-
plauSc from the large audience.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Dutly's speech
the dinner was announced. Immediately
after dinner Srrltor Upton spoke. He
showed up tl'h f;e<tslity Of tIre Radical
party their >ubyrr>ldE at the civil to the
military power; suspension Of tho writ o!
hdbcas corpus; unlawful appropriation
of public moneys for unlawful rur
poses misrepresentation of public lands
| aud general thicrery. He handled Secretary
Boutwell, without gloves, and dealt some
heavy blows at the President and his Cabi
net.
! General Leach, candidate for Congress in
thi, district; G, J.. Mcndenll,l and d. +
Caldwell, Esp, lnadc able and effective
speeches. Few persons who were i'll thai
as>cmhly will vote for the Radicals.
boutwell, Epnaka ut Charlotte.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., July 1a,--Sccrctar,
| Boutwell, arrived here this morning from
Grcci.sbrro'. He was received ut the dcp0
bv a committee, ShO qllartered him Mt ;
hotel. Many citizens, #lthont regard t.
party, called to pay their respects. lie wa
! driven over the town, and ut his request OH
into cottou-ar'ds. He made speech th
afternoon-a repetition nf the one delivered
ut Greensboro yesterday-to q crowd o
Of from three to four hundred, about equal,
| divided between whites and bE,cks-a larg,
| majority of the former being Greeley men
He was respectfully listened to. He aston
ished the natives b; declaring that Genera
Grant had not received gift from the tim'
| he was mctitioned in connection with tn,
| Presidency to The present moment. Yer,
| little enthusiasm WAS manifested, only two
faint att"mnt> being made atappallse during
the delivery Of speech Of twO hours dura
| ton.
Secretary boutwell, left for Washington
| this evening rj1 Richmond.
Greeley and Brown Meeting at
Concord.
There was Il large and enthusiastic Gree
ley and Brown ratification meeting ut Con.
| cord to-day. Speeches were made by eX-
Senators Doolittlc and Miller.
Senator DoolittIc started for Fayetteville
this evening. Miller speaks here tomorrow