New-York tribune., 1872-07-30

they would then 60 TO work 10 hT 40 this the trst
eSs % Which na1 oud be full and universal he
good feeling throughont sae sSout 6y the ransoEm
t1on of the labor system should be in and Il shall
that its greatest eeepSy vim s local IN
order then 10 develop and x the ioglv & youd once
results OF e a necessary 10 make the southern 20 make
sni as little as the sting oh,e OF 10 accept
,nsm ,s.Un %n'h and %'p0tCa take sa,s a 0"a
hhands The development oI,asfv Oh Ivas necessary.
the war 10 eyery fair would ind ~ hcb
arv tbat tho constitutional % gar and since It's
were 50 SOMS %ISn he SSesShe the fourth PaSe NE
would find necessary RSr6usSoa R26 sS% the country and
ho9q o ho rve sha be driven out OF me a o tbs
they have established mnd would sec that every
was done every through which we have gone Wouid
be permanently nAe"' ..-,o,, mo ypsropR PEACE
- noped that these great results would have
-o D,s asoounlished by the Republican party lie did
49, that II the very same organization uhoer "hon
A., onle of the North conquered in the war also eA
tded the hand of reconciliation 1t would DC welcomeu
Nv tbe southern people. That party had accomplished
oreat things. 1t had carried the war through 10
successful issue. The Senator believed from the
bottom of his heart that this was best as
well for the Southern people as for those Oh
the North, He had always thought that ~
was best for the South as II was Tor the ISht vi no
American people that they should know what hey we
about so as al the earliest possible moment they could
settle down and devote their energies TO tne ~
ment of their country He believed that IN the emu o
Sonhern people would appreciate this work OF the he
publican party. But has the Repu6hG%9m can Iy
the great problem Of rcconeiliaoni Has u sed
in making the people contentedf Wheh Ie wa ncopie
and suffrage was extended TO tne nor for The
some things occurred when WerS hUu 49, 40 Was
benefit OF the Southern people. Inc nSShhhV ito
ignorant, often indolent, ana dishon@est Ire @ men.
Gen schurz thought that the white poope VI to
at the close OF the war might ey %iSe s tbdmseves
6ut he knew that Southern were but human anu ~
was not strange that they did not at onSS & t was
how great a revolution had taken place me fes @ beiT
that If the Southern people during the war sa" h he
states devastated, after IT'S coSe thSves who got
plundered and stripped naked Oy lne ,oTtv
INTO power lie would say that the RePnpc@ah AM ht
as then organized could have pIeyeneE 6em
| ,,.s,, no pxrrNn ,NNFsTY-yIoIAuoSs OF The LAW.
Then asking the question, "Why did they not gave
amuesty he answered it he did at GREENSBORO Oy
showing that il was the lust Of power that pieFch'N
the Republican party from doing this act OIL
and that the passage Of the restricted Amnesty VIZ ."
the last session Of Congress the first victory OF the
Cincinnati movement In reply TO his second question:
Has the Republican party restored CONSTITUTIONAL soN
ernmcnt and a respect for the lawsP he reierIeu "
President Grants usurpaon Of the warpoweT 10 Io'ec
Bacz in Santo Domingo to BoutwelIs yloauoh1 1l @ Ino
Funding act IN making ms syhHca e, t,ens in tbe
regard Of law by the War and Navy De eaI 1ie ~ i'
sac of arms, &c, remarkng that Wnat "1o uoc W
those below do al the sllne CIg The same thing
the Treasury violates law Coeetol t GO V RntTes
senator schurz then took separate points Oh
| speech, at Greensboro anu lcIIO" ." '''N''
| NECESSITY OF LIBERAL SUCCESS.
He then said that he had never felt the necessity VI
the suceess of the Liberal movement so stkinsy as
since he came INTO North Carolina He had louhu mere
ono Marty elaed in the consciousness Of good cause
That marty is composed Of who recently STOOD Win
arms in their hands, but laying aside their
preiudices and the animostes engendeIed by the war;
| and he heard them speaking Of universal rights anu
equal suffrage He saw the grand spectacle OF naton
recruiting itself On the other side he saw another
marty once great stirring up the passions and prta-
| o,ces OF the past, to see if some cause OF
resentment might not be found As King Richard IN the
| play exclaimed, a horse, horse my kingdom ior a
horse so now YOU hear the cry: a Kingdom for hu-
uv or perhaps will take the fOrm Ten Collector.
sbiDs. dozen foreign missions for single KukluX."
He then referred the absurd stories about the hu-
Klux attack on Judge Settle at Yanceyvlle, and on
! ex-GOv Hartman here that have been telegraphed
over the country and closed with some goods words OF
| advice TO the cOlOred people.
! senator Schurz was followed by ex-Gov Graham Of
this state who made long and very eloquent speech
The whole meeting grand success. Senator schuz
and Gov Walker go 10 Concord tonight and WILL speak
| there tomorrow.
In the evening Senator Upton returned unexpectedly
from the mountains of the state, and made Of his
inmitabe and most effective speeches, keeping his large
audience all the time in OF laughter He was
followed by ongressman Spencer, who was listened TO
with marked attention. The ground was finely illu-
minated with Chinese lanterns &c. The audience was
| finer than during the day.