The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-18
Opening Of the Campaign by
the Republican Party.
SPEECH OF SECRETARY BOUTWELL,.
The Bloody Chasm Not So
Easily Crossed.
Figures for the People-The Increased Receipts
and Decreased Expenditure Under Gem
eral Grants Government.

1872 here to-day. North Carolina has, for the past
six months, been the stamping ground Of the
agents OF both the great political parties
OF the country. and literally every stone
has been turned In order to ascertain how matters
were likely to be at the time of the State
elections In August and at the more i'm
poTtant elections in November. The administration
men, owing, it is alleged, to the liberal use
of the ''sinews of war;" and the supposed par
TALLY OF the coored population for General Grants
party, have apparently mad easy time OF It, as the
cOlOred people, who form the majority, appear
strongly inclined to favor the plans OF the Office
holders.
There was large gathering of republicans here
tonight Secretary Boutwell, being among those
present, and after the necessary prellminaries he
was called upon for speech.
SECRETARY BoUTwELL's SPEECH.
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COVERT LANGUAGE OF THE CINCINNATI RESOLUTIONS
Of be and in The
Commit to The States extensively The BUSINESS OF pr miS
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any consequence that you ACCEPT ihe constitutional
adopted. and are now Supported ~ maj9rity your
party that denies their business will the coIorcd men Of
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could Se5 2shat Ss cannot oae CONSISTENT s II he
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Oisr. PRESIDENT Senate House Of hspresentatyes
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sentative men. But, do us not their candidate
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not the msnliness to preserve his fame do you
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the policy OF the national govcrnmen and ask whether
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will be taken by the country as an explicit declaration
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the nature Of things then YOU are in accord Wi, he re-
ali sSy are Re ssa and
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the country, and certainly not because they will
things SoedS Be s' naiurS until
lESd nj majority aaw q the South accept The
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DAY looked for BY rs long 1e pos9ncd IN ;
slavery Scsve hat aU1h% e oa asstPfa
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donethe country waits Tor the evidence that you heart
tie consaon q the ned taies 70 81 ali within yer
borders Give this evidence and the bloody chasm is
POLICY or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
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by republicans only, but by democrats as we'll a. n dec.
aratfon that In the district country represented y
that majority neither immigrants nor capital will be safe
grants and capital from the North on the other hand
pledges of security 10 person. property and business
And be not deceived By the statement that there got
fingers In the republican party any hostility to you or 10
your interests rhe restoration OF the Union The
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party and its representative men, aud especially they
In accord with
THE NATURE OF GENERAL GRANT
He shrnks from the exercise Of power he seeks
enlarge his authority magistrate Great in war; war
Is not TO him pasme but solemn duty through which
he seeks peace Ense petit p'dfdam SUD Mcr,fe guisfen
the motto Of my own State-"By the sword
he seeks quiet peace under liberty II during
this administration the power of tho national rnmcnt
has been felt in this and in other States all candid
men must admit that occasion existed for Its use
merely for the protection Of those assaed but for
the general peace OF society Combinations commit
at once The author. yield to other mpaons and under
ror Of the community. You may rely with confidence
upon the ndisposon of the President 10 the