The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-30

In the next place 1t was desirable to show to the
ernment Whatever is Imposed by the dictatioH OF
that government cannot stand IN the long run, save
by the operation OF local selfgovernment. 1t was
pc s' sh0 %RSSr g sds ao q 0 p5s
s SID tne sting OF defeat and made to work with
o one vd tS IN the new order Of things
should have been amnesty, removal OF all political
disabilities and All such demonstrations as would
e es Sa fs NEhrn people
dnrin constitutional restraints disregarded
ny va" va. f f9,1 Necessary and since the war
Fourth-Good, honest government should be
re-established throughout the country. ~
THIEVES SHOULD BE DRIVE; Orr
OF the temple wherever they showed their faces
political life. These te.as done. the great results
OF our great revolution would be firmly and ire
sumo It's legitimate and bencfcent sway, and the re-
united nation would march forward with Confidence
hoped es results souS ns oaS
pshed by the republican party, to which he was
warmly attached and to which the best service OF
ms lie had been given. Such had been the nature
Of those services that none would hardly question
the right to call himself O republican in the best
sense OF the word. Had the course he marked out
been followed It would have had a powerful and
saiItary effect upon the Southern heart. The re-
psSa party IN had Seat d %
heartcbut 1t had proved inefficient In the hour of
Its highest prosperity and promise. 1t
9. ohvED TIE ONlUN, FREED THE slave,
u enfranchised race long in bondage, but IL was
incapable OF solving the great problem of recon
citation and had not made the Southern people sat
1sfled with the new order of things. Senator
Schurz then reviewed at length the history Of the
liberal republican movement and showed the ne
CINCINNATI movement had assumed formidable
proportions, and then when 1t could no longer
act then tRey save p ony
such measure of II as they could get OF with.
Amnesty, he repeated. was the first great victory
Hn Than nl,A vxrnI
that the policy OF the republican party had been the
reverse OF what might been expected the party
had In q national manner sustained the governments
OF robbers In the South by patronage and had been
themselves allies and abettors SO far from having
restored constitutional government, the constltu-
the last four or i've years. He spoke not of the
constitutional amendments but the abuse of power
by the federal government In all It's branches
The President had taken the war power into his
own hands given orders to the Secretary OF the
Navy to sustain s. -
BY FORCE OF SHOT AND SHELL
foreign government in q real estate speculation,
and members OF the republican party who opposed
the theory of the President that laws are very well
for the governed. but should not affect the gov
ernors The Secretary Of the Treasury having to ne
gotiatc a loan was authorized to pay so much; he,
Knowing the law, pays more without any compunc.
ton, and Congress- says it makes no difference If
amount of money, although it is especially pro.
acquitted because forsootn, he held that the con,
tractor was equally entitled to the money.
SELLING ARMS TO FRANCE
war to the agents OF a foreign country in fragrant
violation OF law, and the republican majority in
says when Is Of that if the
than obey they may do so. When abuse after
abuse is revealed and Investigations held,
impossible the crime Is openly Justified while over
FORM with which they attempt to deude e
try, When he Schurz) denounced these things in
his place in Congress he was amazed at the daring
scrupulous and manifest wrongs were justified and
at the dastardly courage with which the
RIGHT WAS CALLED WRONG.
can party has been poisoned By the lust Of
party machinery. There are once-holders here
today, ne said;-I ask you, in all fairness,
his you kn wSo calls his
are slaves Of the administration; you dare not
raise your finger, much less your voice, against
OF dissatisfaction would cause the chOpplng OF your
head; your party has sacrificed every moral princi
M tSns
part Of his Greensboro speech already reported fully
In your paper, In which he
TORE TO PIECES BOUTwELL's HARANGUEs
In this state The crowd showed its appreciation
OF Boutwells imaginary castigation by most enthu
the only way to bridge the bloody cRasm was by the
reelection Of Grant; but how could the republican
party expect southern recruits when they thus
repel the hand OF reconciliation9 No party has
right thus to stand in the way of the public well
fare The speaker said he had never felt so conf
ment as since he came to North Carolina and con.
trasted tho parties here in conflict. The party
eated by the consciousness Of fighting in a good
lately In arms against their country, but VINO have
now now laid down their arms and with them
sh!Hs ies e sna T rsSs
impartial suffrage and national reconciliation. The
1nes e IN nc es ana
whether they can find a few live sparks to blow
into flame; they actually regret that the dis.
inname the Northern heart; they are willing even
to set premium on Ku Kluxism, Like Richard in
the play taey s exolaim, 70, vr INV,
The national government cries out, ''Ten collec-
torships and dozen foreign missions for single
uine article, they must content themselves with in.
lerior material. Hence the recent stories of out
RACES RACES at n,. Ya1cyve and Charlotte. At the
suited BY rotten eggs; it turned ''o out to
The radical papers now speak OF Governor Harri.
man, OF New Hampshire, having been assaed
i. by Ku Klux mob. Upon careful investga-
that Governor Hartman was speaking on a dry
goods box and it fell through. The republican,
cannot be trusted North Carolina is not capable
Of seltgovernment, because Governor Hartman
vas rash enor gh to speak on Dry goods box and
u was not strong enough to hold him.
THE WRIT OF HABRAs CORPUS
must be suspended and the whole power of
me national government be involved because
me people OF Charlotte laughed. All this is
disgusting. DO they think the American people
,an be thus deceiycdY But he had heard it said on
me SOIL Oh North Carolina by republicans, ave
lrow Grant Grew crowds, and that II we have not |
'otes enough we have money, have secret oath.
pound organizations, and we have the national
government at our back" This reminded him of |
ne words OF the now detrroned King Of Tammany, |
You have the votes, but we have the country and
WHAT ARE you GOING TO DO ABOUT IT ~
He would tell those radicals what we are roinC |
Q 40 about II. The American people are rising in |
,aa might; one after another patriotic man lie
eavlng the radical ranks and casting his fortune
nth ours, and mighty hosts under the banner
equal rights and universal Justice, are
larcning TO victory. He appealed to all sincere
OF, that OF shame and stand up under Horace
reclcy, for the people and their rights Senator !