New-York tribune., 1872-10-02

liberties Of republic in times OF peace The speaker
then reverted In scathng terms, 10 the Presidents &C
tion in regard TO Santo Domingo, thowng s
tionalty and the malice which prompted lts e1ecuo
Continuing, he said: See how the President is acgu w
regard 10 the execution OF the laws Jaw o. tI9 @ %
about the Executive mansion Yet the Iresiuen. nao
pn, as his secretary who holds military commis
sion, and who receives salary In virtue thereof Ins
s insult not much To any Que person or 20 tnc IT,
pe " the majesty OF the law OF the Repunlc Inc
Presdent having thus shown his disregard OF the au-
thOrity OF tue law what, then, can we eApec, v. np
nnderngs The speaker tea auOSa n ra ~ snv national
prejudice, but account OF the Votoh Vi te ~ w., %
vosa tong tee count1v mSt dispense with ts law It
only earned money thereby. The fresldenG aisS ln
upon himself TO decade how much OF the law NC sna,t
obey The result OF sueh acton must he either
anarchy. Should this state Of Things commune ior iouf
Tae seaker then reverted the tactics OF the Admin
slration ut the South where executions are be over
the people to keep them from the DOs or 70 make the
vote for Grant. Amid tumultuons applause Ie spvas r.
denounced these tactics, well as the measures Ol lS
party In Pennsylvania, where hey had ptesseu
the paopnR power into service, and forced the peu-
tentary ~ battle for them In their oofIups else
ia no country earth. he said, where THESE tngs cou
prevail We, in America, treenen and citizens OF tue
greatest republic world has ever seen nave 10 endure
corrmpt aud most tyranne Of the eee despotsms OF the
Old World. II there Is Republican present VINO can
deny what have stated, let him come TO TINS p4uVf
and do IT. Kisses, drowned In "a storm Of spplausej
am g,d 10 hear that there are RepuDncahs PRESENT.
The speaker thsn reverted to the efJrs OF the Grant
Republican press to baeken his character These news
taston.house of New-Yurk. Tnen they began abusing
hlIn. Again, when Mr.. Greeley was nOmlhated' ~
noI give his SUPPORT to tue Cincinnati nominees. When
he, however, spoke IN their favor, the oEan' , 1--WE
MN Ine speaker then reeapitulated the charges no
had made agaInst the Administration ana showed ,hat
the result would he 70 make tue CiecViOhs hNo A'
the ploblscte Of Napoleon.
HIS REASONS FOR SUPPORTING GREELEY
Ihayo been Republican, he continued, not 10 mako
Grant another Louis Napoleon not to make our eeeons
mere farce but in order that every man should nave
his rchts that the people should rule in this land 1t
has been said that Horace Greeley was not my nrst
choice That is true But now there is no choice The
issue IA between Grant and Greeley, and could az an
honest Citizen give my aid TO Grant, am practical IN
poltcs II sec canker fostering sore In the body
polite cut Il out not needing the Instrument VIII
which cut The Administration Of Grant Is constant
menace to our liberties 1t denotes the continuance OF
souclcrn Oppresion 1t denotes the perpetlauon VI
party das DO you friends, wish TO give thtse
new lease of poweri lCr.es OF No, Do"l Horace ace
Greeley election means the aDoLtiOu OIL thc
abuses Of this Administration. IL means recon-
citation, peace, ana goodwill; IL Ieans n@Dnea'y @
and true Cyil Service Reform. Tremendous
CA we doubt whom to choose have not clst on the
suekles OF Old party to take up those oi another
live 10 the Issues OF tue present dead to the hatYeds
OF past, In such party take my stana honesty
the gu OF goyernmeuts are sucking tho ie-Dlo0d oi
lhe south, must De removed. secretary BOuewen, in
North Carolina, protested against cIasphs nana' as
across tine BLOODY cnasm." he wants other guarautees'
has the South not given enOughf Has II not SHOWN s
good latn Every demand OF ours has been granted ~
mem Can We ask moref Perhaps the s0utn sh0ul
chow it, good faith by voting Tor Cen OIat nm %
mas by his earpetOag governments, brought ~ 10 the
brik of ruini Administration orators co not IKE tne
hloodv chasmD We shall NIL IL up by casting into u
tue cpet-baggers and scaawags Of the soHtD, na to
corrupt officials of the North. tlaugbel Even ,G on
te oround of mere interest 1t 10 10 the welfare OF inc
country that trade be restored az the so1tn And e"n
this be dOno under carpet-Dag ruei ~ l., ,.,.A IA
After an earnest appeal 10 his andOrs, Id "lon & NO
urged tLe for the sake Of all they held dear 10 90 the
duty In the coming contest for liberty the speaker con-
Guided auid deafenDg and long ngcontnued applause