The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-30

calls his soul his own? You must KNOW |
that you are slaves of the Administration. |
You dare not raise your finger, much less
your voice, against those who lord it over |
you. The slightest symptom Of dissatIsiac-
ton would Cause the chopping off of your
head. Your party has sacrificed every moral
principle for the pcrpetuation party power.
General Schurz then gave, with improve
ments, a repetition of that part of his Greens
boro' speech, already reported fully i'll
your paper, in which he tore to pieces Bout
wells harangucs in this State. The crowd
showed its appreciation of
BOUTwELL's ExcoRIATIoN
by most enthusiastic applause.
Boutwell, thought, he said, that the only
way to bridge the bloody clilsm was by the
reelection of Grant, but how could the Re-
Publican party expect southern recruits
when they thus repcl the hand of reconcilia-
ton. No party has the right thus to stand
in the way of the public welfare. The
speaker said he had never felt so confident OF
the success of the Liberal Republican move
IltCiIl
contrasted the parties here in conflict. The
one party, ealed hy the consciousness of
fighting in good cause, is composed in
great measure Of men lately in arms against
their country, but who have now laid down
their arms, and with them laid down all Old
prcjudiceS and rcSentmcntS They arc fight
iny for equal rights, impartial suffrage,
and national reconciliation. The other
party, once grrat III principle and
history. is gloomily stirring up the ashes
OF old lrudS to see whether they can find
few live sparks to blow into flame. They
actually regret that the disorders have ceased
with which they were wont to intlane the
northern heart. They are willing even to set
premium on ktlkluXi>m. Like Richard III
the play. they cyclaim, "a kingdom for
kukluy !" The National Government cries
out. ''Tcn colcctorships and dozen foreign
missions for single kllklux!" Dsappoint-
ed in not finding the genuine article, they
must content themselves with inferior mate
rial. Hence the recent stories of
hITKAGES Al lANIEi
and Charlotte. At the former place it was
said that the national lag and Captain Settle
had been inslllted by rotten eggs. 1t turned
out TO have been only Il fight between two
drunken nrn. The Radical papers now
speak of Governor Hartman, Of New Ilamp-
shire. having been assailcd here by 4 kukluN
mob. Upon careful investigation for HIM
self he had aSccrtaincd the fact to be that
Governor Hartman WAS -,
srEAKISG oN a DEv-GooDs BOX,
and it fell through. The Republican party
must arise in its might. The<South cannot
he trusted. North CaroinHis not capable Of
sclf-govcrnmcnt because isiovernor Hartman
was rash enough to/spcak Oh IL dry-goods
box, and it WAS ,&of strong enough to hold
him. The Scrit of habcds corpus must be
<uspcnhrd. and The whole power of the
National Government be involved, because
w peoplc of Charlotte laughed; and all this
Ns Disgusting. Do they think the American
pcopr can be thns dcretCd2 Eut he had
heard it said on the soil Of North Carolina
TX Rrpublcans, owe know I'VE can't draw
crowds, and that we llatc hot totes enough,
but we have money, I'VE have secret oatli'
hound organizations: and we have the MI
tional Government at our back This IT.
minded him of The words of the now de-
throncd kng of Tammmny-" You have Tic
votes. but we have the country, and what arc
YOU going to do about t." lie would tel
these Radicals what we arc going to dc
about it.
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE RISING
| in their might. One after another l'atrioti'
man is leaving the Radical ranks and casting
his fortune with lis, and mighty hosts under
the banner of equal rights and universe
iust;rS are marching TO victory. llcappcaIc'
to all sincere Republicans to hear the voice
| ,r honor if not that of shame, and stand VI
uudcr HORACE GREELEY for the people ant
their rights
: Senator ::churz closed with
~ ArrEAi. TO TliE YOUNG MEN
: Of the South to embrace the present "rp"'
tunity, manifest lively intcre,t i'll the la''
f Of our common country, and free ii fr"iii op
e nreSsion and Capitalization. He also ao
? dressed a few words, rs an AbolltlonlSt, L
the negroes present. They were attcnilFel.
heard. His speech was mastery, states
| manlikc effort, and created Il profound In
: nression upon an immense audience.
5 When he concluded cE-Gofcriior hialmm
, or Sorth Carolna who staS the WlIig taiI''i
[ dote for Vice President with Scott III l"'-
, and was once Secretary of the Navy, mad
IN interesting speech, confined mainly TO 'h
! discussion of questions at issue Ill the St''
canvass.
| 4 RADICAL INTERRUPTION.
= While Senator Schurz was speaking 10
5 crowd brcathleSs with interest some OF th
! low Radicals devised Il mean, sncakliis
t scheme to break up the meeting. lhealarli
c of fire was suddenly raised, and smoke Wa
t Immediately afterwards seen issuing from th
G roof of an unoccupied dwclilig:house In th
, heart of the city. OF course the spcakil;
had 70 cease for few minutes and thee
diSperscd in wild excitement; but the III
: WAS soon cxtingrliShed, and as soon as ii WA
f understood that the incendiarlSln was III
result of plan TO break up the meeting tll
ncoplc again rallied, and the speech was re
. sumed. A negro was heard few minute
before the alarm TO say that he collld kiliah
burn as well as any kukluN. And thu
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