New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

10 say anything opposition. II is true that 'ns tns
was changed and my hand Is not stretoneu Ou' ~ t
south any more than TO tho North Even you, ny ,h,
iovtizSns may vet need the projecting hand OF TINS
doctrine of local self gOvernment, anu Whc you w
will need 1t than the South does ~ 'no
would remind Massachusetts men OF the object OF
ME laugh at plymouth Rock and its associations but
like TO look back TO II. do not want 70 iosos ant
70 Eee IL All in mind as said when they talked about
moving the capital from washington ,.ior N ;yas
move a. bs approval Of the Father of his Coun
try p the most beautiful spot that God ever maue oi
is2dmsrts of The country, and the good book says
Cursed DO no who removes IanunaIhS
CIVIL LIBERTY DANGER.
TRUST that this meeting will be the beginning OF my
conversion 10 the truth that man should talk OF party
when the liberties of his country are in danger 'e
Won his contest is not merely for liberty in this country
Il ia battle for freedom throughout the world Ii 70"
fail here in your free government, other repuDss
have failed when will another republic rase i.s ana
What brings the German here from ms hore fnr
the freshman from his Green Isef They come oo iyd
freedom from oppression because they 40 h Snoina
tions OF which they do not approve AM you LAY ne
invited them here, and pr9 PihnT1Y and then
You say to one half OF the country We VIII VIII gOTG,
YOU by the bayonet law" Better dr tot rho neonle
were sunk in the depths OF inc sea n o~ch deradInS
should shame themselves by uttering such uesInumS
sentiments than that they sh1au is nvernmrpf II we
mean 10 submit to this that yon shall not oe the
ors Of your own country @ t6at at Your township
and connty elections they are 70 nave mon al
pointed watch you ana 10 arrest every hhh WIZ VIZ
moi vote 10 suit their purpOses;f this should become
practical question to you, then you VIII DeSln 10
some things that have lately occurred III oountI.
state indictments in the district courts; soo NJ
the operations of the internal revenue laws ana you VIII
nut your hands yOnr pockets and say, rake ny
pOcket-bOOk, take all l have, rob me as they havo
robbed North Carolina but for Gods sake 90 not olE
an Indictment against me in the United states courts ny
the Distret-Atcrney for know 10 Wha IhaS IeauS'
was in North Carolina during the battle thcIe, anu
have heard from other States and Know tna ~ Is ~
the power OF the Government to carry this elecuO IL
Will be carried for Gen. Grant, put t
this predict that Horace Greeley VIII Oe eeoeu ~ VA
LARGEST majority that any President has had yet anu
the ground OF my confidence is not because rom JONES
and Dick jenkins have been round Win nOOh " 10
Of that movement Whch capIuou t1su 1850 90
yentiOns, which captured me, sullen anu sun
Saul himself and brought me here TO taKto You anu DE
YOU to 40 this movement III by niue eheIgelo
work little forgiveness and fOrgetfuness OF inc past
the North and South be made to clasp hahus hcos
the bloody chasm is there man who VIII not say w
in and God bless your
SPEECH OF HIRAM p. CR0ZIER.
Hiram F. Crozier Of New-York was then introduced
and said that the reconstruction policy Of Congress re-
minded MIN Of the story OF a who beat dead dog
10 LET him know that there punishment hereafter
Nature he said has made no boundary lines between
the North and South. All great mountain CHAINS
run north and south do the great rivers which Dear
the commerce Of the nation. We must Do one
people, our destiny is one nation, ono Con
stuton and one Government Now we have two sets
of laws one for the North and another for the South
The whole policy OF the Administration since the war mas
been one Of military dictation. Important matters OF
business postponed by Congress TO inc last DAYS O
put through The speaker said he endured thls uhti
about three years ago, when he bolted GranVs
tratiOn and was now a hearty supporter OF HORACE
Greeley.