The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-03
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Senator ScharzS OF Missouri: deliv-
cred an address ip. Germsu 10 Philsdel.
phia on Tuesday, night, on political is
sues, to an audience which crowded
Concert Hall to overdowing, many be-
lipg upaSle to- obtain Submission. He
was received with such popular -d.nsen,
stratious as 70 be Tor some time unable
| to proceed. When silence vas restored
he proceeded with his speech. which
1 we 6od Interpreted snd sketched in the
Philadelphia Ledger. as toIlows: !.
No party, he said, should depend
solely ut;oa What Il has done. but hasa
right to be criticised in regard to what
| it proposes 10 do. Under the present
rule, while the right OF voting has been
granted to the CO. oTed men OF the, South,
that right has been circumscrfhed' by
compelling them to vote Tor certain
parties ubderi dutess, in view Of their ig-
norance, which made them ready tools:
He advocated giving every msn white
or b ack, the right to vote as he pleases.
wnhout compntsion. Any other doc
ttrine must lead to corruption and mis-
rule, and be was glad 10 say that Horace
Greeley will inau surate a new doctrine,
aud one beneficial tothe whole coun-
try. [Applsuse Horace Greeley Will
give general amnesty in truth, the
present demand OF tire country, aud the
policy dictated by true craftsmanship,
Applause. .. .... ..
The Cincinnati Convention was the
oulcropping of the sentiment OF the
people that there eaouid he peace be-
tween the two sections. The Republic
cans had carried everything. aud yet
had awarded the colored mao compare
lively nothing. Csrpet-bsggers in the
South swallowed up ever, thing. APP
plause The carpet.baggers went to
tie South 10 get q position denied them
in the North, and then swinded those
VINO raised them TO power. II the
| people In the North knew the tul! story
OF the expressions Of these carpet.
baggers, their hearts would bleed both
tor the whites and blacks OF the South.
| Throughout the South the State debts
have increased under these carpet bag
gers to an extent to threaten bank
ruptcy, while the authors OF these
wrongs have been filling their pockets.
If these debts had been the result OF
the war there night be some excuse,
tut it is the result OF the immunitv
| granted by the Government 10 the
carpet baggers.
He reviewed the conduct OF the Gov
ernmeut in this connection, with Grant
as supreme, which had given a corps OF
rascals as officers instead OF honest
men. With this record can the party
| in PennsyIvania ask you 10 elect Har-
trsntt as Governor? Has the Republl-
can party In the nation or this State
| eudeavored to uproot corruption and
il so, in this state is Hartrantt, then,
REPRESENTATIVE OF that reform? We en-.
deavored to point out 10 the Admins
tration the corrnptlons, and AT once we
were denounced as traitors, and we
concluded we had got into wrong COM
pany, and we lett them. Applause
and laughter The speaker reviewed
the Presidents career and the Admins
,ration's policy, charging the President
! OF the United States with violation OF
the Constitution in the San Domingo
business, in endesvoring to declare war
at his own option, thus usurplng a
power not claimed by any monarch.
The sale o. arms to France was re-
ferred TO merely to show violation OF
law bv the officers under the President
| and il this il recognized there is no
| 4, ference between this country and the
| mort absolute meqsrchy, where the will
| OF the sovereign nsurps that OF the
people. The kuklux was bug-besr
with the administration, but it enabled
It to keep in employment 400 Govern
| pent spies, who used their power by
| compelling men to vote for Grant, under
| a threat OF arrest it they dared TO exer-
else their own free will. All the oppo-
nents OF the Administration, who eigh-
teen months ago were praised as patri-
OTIS, the speaker among them, are now
denounced As rascals, and he should not
b. surprised to hear that he had rohted
the respected President OF this meeting.
TLaushter At Cincinnati he had
avored another standard bearer than
he one selected, but now that Horace
Greeley was the candidate, and that
nomination had been iudorsed AT BALI
more, Why should men vote for Grant
% continue the corruption and mlsman-
arement and unconstitutional acts Of
h1s Administration. AOlause
There is time for a change. he had
not LETT the Republican party to join
the Democratic party, but to unite with
the good men OF all parties in purify
ing the Government appiause !; and
Horace Greeley was we'll known by his
record as the lifelong friend OF the
principles which Will 'giveapeace to the
CO ,ntry, and we shall, as patriots, grasp
the hands Of those whose hands are now
out-s,retched towards Us asking recon-s
citation aud good government. Ap-
plause.l la this crusade the presence
| Of money by the Administrat on to buy
votes ought not to deter any one from
doing Their duty a. the polls. Be true
in Pennsy lvanis and eject Buekalews
and all will be well. Long Continued
applause. The Germans, 10 the re-.
beilion, were prompt to respond to the
call of the Government 40 now let
| them march to the front and, protect
The Government. Applause d
: Subsequently the same evening Mr.
ISchurz was serenaded at-the La Pierre
House, and sddFesaed the assemble &c
10 English. Referring to Missouri
And the Liberal movement there, he