The New York herald., 1872-08-01

$50 600 to be used IN corrupting the Legislature
wash;de S6MMItteen on the conduct or the Collecto
or aeperal Grant. YGG WIN have to answer t6lS II
some o.hsF way than BY saying HofaX Greeley | d
democratic ..sndidate. Senator Trumbull then f9
case in the Navy De- tnartment where a claimant
was paid sos 900 AFTER he had been as the Depart
ment decided, paid in full. he might
SPEAK OF THE POsTM AsTBS GENERAL,
not that the Postmaster General was not an honest
man. He would not say aught against his being an
honorable man, but he had appointed Mr.. Earl as
tion and appeared as counsel in the Chorpenning
counsel That was all.
MR.. BOUTWELL, HAD SOLD BONDS
on credit Of fifty days, losing million and half
have to pay; and when the speaker had addressed
2 note to Mr.. Boutwell, inquiring into the case
nSs tss ssssssay sScM anything asS rss as s' s ne % s
An attempt was made by the Senate to
control the elections In cities, authorizing the
the writ Of habeas corpus till after the election.
What would be the eject OF any body OF men pos
Could they YIN not with posse s Of Special maPshas
cause quarrel in crowd and arrest all their
opponents preventing them from vOtingf Then,
you WHO ARE CALLED soREHEADs
They call us all 'soreheads." Now, have you no rca-
son to feel sore when this tyranny s sought to be
exercised over you Do you know that when you go
10 buy your dollars worth of sugar that you have
TO pay with It prize money to support the govern
ment, which is measuraby wasted Do you know
holders under the federal COVER every year to
buy house and farm and give $1,000 to every
man in the State of Indiana: We stand upon the
platform OF honesty and equal rights. which was not
thought to be the fundamental basis of the republ-
can party. Yet upon this platform, with Horace
party by what have been called the Long Branch
republicans. We want peace In the land; we want
the people OF the South to love the Union as we
love 1t, and we do not want to gain this by kicking
these people forever. You want peace and pros
perity In our own country;
THEN VOTE FOR HORACE GREELEY.
for Greeley. You want honesty In our relations
a. an
Greeley. The war is over Its Issues are dead and
buried; civil rights are secured to all. We enter
upon the contest, with others, as broad principles
Of Justice, to secure and maintain, and may God
senator Trumbul retired amid loud and pro
The chairman then introduced the liberal repub
lican candidate for Lieutenant Governor, ]. r.
which was frequently interrupted by applause.
Mr.. Craven was followed by David Good
Gyernor ag o aSe at bspct t%e
and at present candidate for Congress IN
the Fourth district of this State. Mr. Craven
and Would support to the best Of his ability Greeley
and Brown. This declaration was received with
cheers. He concluded by saying that he had swal-
low Greeley now. Having accepted the fourteenth
and fifteenth amendments he was prepared to
swallow the sixteenth when 1t should come.
THE GRANT MEETING
at the wigwam was addressed by Colonel r. W.
Thompson, who will be remembered as chairman of
the Committee on Resolutions In the Chicago Con.
vention Of 1868. He spoke for over three hours.
There were about three thousand persons present,
and before the melting many OF them paraded the
streets, wearing oilskin cSns and capes and carry
ing torches and transparencies One Of the negro
clubs carried a transparency with the mOtI0:@ o.,
"We don't turn our backs on the past"
Which is q rejOinder to O remark made by Hen
Of Music.
At eleven O'Clock the procession dsbanded, and
the town was quiet az person who had taken an
OVer1Oae of lAudanum.