The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01

We Two Will WhuQoI W AS1'e NV
Thus october's Wild voice was singing,
While on his pipe he cunningly played;
All the red woods with music were ringing,
And Brown Eyes liseenea' Will ioo'oSep'
-stayed.
waited to hear the song begnillpg, ,s,.
listened and laughed through the sunny oay'
And earth and sky fell TO merry smiling,
AS haud In hand they wandered away.
fHarper's Magazine for october.
CARL SCHURz ON THE STUMP.
Tho Latest Speeches OF the Great Ger
man Orator
Senator schurz, of Missouri, delivered an
address In German In Philadelphia, on Tuesday
n,rht. ON political issues, to an audience
whicsscrowded Concert Hall to OVERLOOKING,
many being unable TO obtain admission. De
was received with tuch popular denloHstra'
tions "a to be for som time unable to pro-
coed. When silence was restored, ne pro-
ceeded with his speech, which We find inter-
preted and sketehed In the Philadelphia Leu
ger, as follows:
No party, he said, should depend solely upon
what 1t has done, but mas q rlgnI 10 10 'l -
GIaEu XOko4u ~ "hS
Under tie present rule, while the rignI Oh
voting has been granted to the cOlored men
of the South. that right has been clrcumscri0ed
by compelling than to vote for certain parties
under duress, in view OF their lgnorance,
which made them ready tools. He aaVocatea
fo vote az he pleases without compulsion.
ANY other doctrine must lead to corruption
and misrule. and he was glad to say tnat
Horace Greeley will inaugurate q new DOC
trine. and one beneficial to the whole country.
TAppianse.l Horace Greeley will give gene.
raj amnesty In truth, the present demand OF
the country, and the policy dictated by true
craftsmanship. [Applause.]
The Cincinnati Convention was the out
cropping of the sentiment oil the people that
there should be peace between the Two Sec
lions. The Republicans had carried every
thing, and yet had awarded the colored mar
COMPARATIVELY nothing. Carpet-5aggers IN
the South swallowed up everything. lap.
planse.l These carpet.baggers went 10 me
south to get q portion denied them In the
North, and then swindled these who raised
them TO power. II the people In the Norm
knew the full story Of the oppresslons OF tnese
carpet.baggers, their hearts would bleed both
for the whites and blacks of the South.
Througbout the South the State debts have
Increased under these carpet-baggers TO an
extent to threaten bankruptcy, Wniie the au-
thors OF these wrongs have been bling tneir
nOCK0L4. III LQeSS u6UbS udA uCou - ASoue
Of the war there might be- some excuse, bnt u
Is the result of the immunity granted oy the
government to the carpet-ba2gers. lap,
plaus6.1
in this connection, with Grant as supreme,
which hid given q corps OF rascals ss omcsIs
instead Of honest men. With this record can
the party In Pennsylvania ask you to elect
Hsrtranit as Governor? Has the Republican
marty in the nation or this State endeayored
To- uDroot corruption , and If 80, In this State
3 Isl a%sytr fRSp ASA 1sp VIZ eaasss6r 81 q Up point fsi-
ont to the administration the corruptlons, and
at once We were denounced as s'traitors," and
we concluded that we had got INTO wrong
company, and we lett them Applause and
laughter.l The speaker reviewed Ils n r1es1.
charging the President Of the United States
with q Violation OF the constitution In the
san Domingo buslness, in endeavoring to.
declare war at hlB own moLion, thus uBurplng
apewer not claimed By any monarch; o,,.a -.
merely to show avfolsson Of lay By. the off,
Gers under the. President, ,andi II this ID recog-
nized. there IL no difference between this
country and the NEST absolute mcnarcny.
where the will of the sovereign Gsurps that OF
the peopls. The Ku.R!nx was q 5ugoesr with
IN emnioyment fourteen hundred government
AMER. who used their. power by compelling
mem 10 vote for Grant, under a threat Of ar
rest il they dared to exercise their OVID Tree.
will. All The opponents OF the administrator
who, lesghteen.montbs ago were PRAISED as
patriots, the speaker among tns son,d are en a NV
surprised tothear that he had robbed the re
sneotad presidento OF this meeting. Laughter.
AZ CInclnnati he had favored another stand
ard-bearer than the one elected, but low mat
Horace Greeley was The candidate, ana that
nomination had been endorsed at
why should men vote Tor Grant 10 commune
the CORRUPTION and mlsmanagemeEt and I'M
constitutional acts Of his administration !!
There is time for a change. He had not left
the Republican party to join the Democratlc;
party, but to unite with the good men - all
parties In purifying the government, la
plause:l and Horace Greeley YES we'll known
byh Ma record as the lifelong friend of the prin-
ciples which will give peace to The country.
andWe shall, 70 patriots, grasp the hands os
thoae whose hands are now outstretched TO-
wards lis. asking reconciliation aud good gov
eminent, .[Applause.l In this crusade the
nresence of money by the administration, to
Inv votes. ought not to deter any one from
doino their duty, at the polls. Be true In Penn
syiyanIa and elect Bnckalew. and all Will De
we'll s fLone continued applause The Ger
tmsns, In the rebellion were prompt 70 re-
spond to tho call Of the government; 80 now
iat them march TO the front and protect the
government. [Applause.
Subsequently the same evening Nj. scnurZ
was serenaded Of. the La Pierre House, ahS
addressed the assenblage In English. Be1er-
ring to Missouri and the Liberal movement
theSe.- he said .that whsn the Republicans OF
Missouri efasedjt to do justice to the people,
tina Liberals took charge of the State, and the
result proved that BY giving to the rebels the
rieht Or American citizenship, there was q
corresponding response, for there is no State
in he Union where the rights Of the loWliest
are more thoroughly respected. Applause.
We are there g band &C brothers. [Applause.
An we ask Ia that the people shall confer upon
the entire nation the blessings we have con-
tered upon the people OF Missouri. Tap.
nlsnse.l It is said that the election of
Horace Greeley will lead to financial
min. This Ia i manufacturing city. and
Won want q Market and you want the PEG.
~pfe of every State to be In q condition to
pnrchsse your goods. Now you ind the PEG:
.pleo of the South Impoverished by the rule OF
the icarpet-bsggers, and unable 70 o9y what
Won provide. The carpetbaggers, by Destroy
ing the South, have DESTROYED the Nortn, oy
destroyIng the markets Of the North. Anthe
sdyersa in1uencesln the South are fostered by
the administration. Elect Horace Greeley
President and have reconcile, on, and all Inc
sscret leagues In the South cld the rule OF
49, .o~not no ooaru will crumh.o tn dlSt. AD-