The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

Nsrt r., are responsible for your mistake. But we
rHn Ku KLux Aor.
ana that Ii dcsp0tiSm. In the winter OF 1871 evi-
dence came to us from every quarter OF the South
that 0utrages were being perpetrated i say here
to-day that there are hundreds OF men In this or
ganlzation who gave US this information and give it
to us today. These ku Klux organizations were
not 80 secret after ALL and we know O great deal
more about them than one organization knows
S9o the ,n, the SPRING Of 1871 the
stay at the Capitol and protect citizens from these
outrages The House thought it ought to adjourn
leader, saying that government which would
not protect its citizens ought to be swept from the
General Grant Just then issued little Message
about as long as your finger, asking for law for
the punishment Of the Ku Klux. 1t had the effect
OF battle order, and the act was passed inn
sen NJ Greeley "na can say no m nSys
About your North Carolina Canvass Know ntl
and propose to say less about your local politics;
but, as your election Is at hand, viii say to you it
IMMENSE INFLUENCE UPON THE VOTE OF THE cOUN-
TRY
The people OF the United States are looking upon
this vote OF North Carolina as the settlement OF
the Presidential contest. II democrats carry it it
VII give more. votes for Greeley. than you
give more votes for or" Grant 1'y than YOU h w
got In your whole state. Last year I went
mon there that we would carry the State, because
we had been beaten year before, for the first
time In sixteen years, but we did carry IL by an
increased majority and In Connecticut--we made
gain OF 3, 200 on the democratic vote. Last year
we also carried the election in Oregon by a large
majority, with seventeen on the Joint ballot In the
Legislature. Why our democratic friends went to
Baltimore few days ago to nominate a
President and were told by few republican run
ners there If they adopted the Cincinnati nominee,
they would march to victory. You have got
TO see what the effect Is here In North Carolina; for
1t can't be found anywhere else. Carry the cleo
ton In this State and that will DO
THE LAST OF THE Observation-Disclosures TICKET.
They tell us up North that they are to carry this
State by 10000 majority, and your friends there be-
neve II but suppose they don't get IL, why they
VIII begin to say we expected 1t In New Hamp-
SHIRE we expected 1T in Connecticut, we were sure
In the old North State, and behold North Carolina
has gone for Grant. Give us victory here and we
will carry twenty OF these States. confess
1t fairly, II you republicans give us VIC
tory here there viii be no more fight.
We will canter over tho field; hut II
you allow q democratic victory you will put
u burden on our shoulders which will make
us stagger. We may stand defeat, but 1t will cost
us months OF labor and toll TO recover and 1t will
then AFFORD a substantial evidence that there Is
dissatisfaction with the administration. In con-
clusi0n | Will state one fact:-They say we
have stolen, but there has been less per-
centage stolen under Grants administration
than any other within quarter of q century-by
actual figures less than one fifteenth of one per
cent. Senator Wilson then closed with euloglzing
Grants administration. Pool is speaking tonight
at City Hall.