, 1873-09-11
ter to O'clock and madc ahort, llstcss aolf=con-

lllURSDAI3 ELL 1LHllGlS
or to O'Clock, and nude short, llses', aof:con-
IolouB 6peech.
ruter sa& dawn On tho front row, With hla back to
Abearloa, and In fov minutes ho aroso to propose
formal a1nondment. -.
uanaaeI IL campaign ag.hnt Butler, rofiHdd to ac-
:opt Lii amendment, fearing catch soinorhero. !
Butler trlcd 70 be very accommodating and tho breezo
blew ovcr.
LorinR then appointed Roe and Butler, with Mr.
aia'et Rho oao d ss sss,
twoon 1sico and Butter. Hice B frank-facod, bald,
s1 % e or sy sesd
oycd and appearance Of evil aud wca1iness, did tho
and tho bowing. .
rhotoric delivered With gravity. quiet carneatness
f 0 Il .sn1 gAs & sS IT,
f' nnd sonsu ns'' oi obligation that made t,ntior
H. on n I Issus ata'1 S,rt1 nG
long career aud to tho OWLS within which
threaten the eubveraon ~ they had already boeu tho
shame Of tho Nation 10 Expressed loudly tho tact
aprreLensiong, md thi instead Of ambition and tho
pursuit Of glory, tho danger of the Republic wns ii,
So las. Sa'i resiaent r campaign without tscriniao
aud when ho satd, In patEoniznR way, that, on the
haa dSno vT hs5e snss faint
etition IN faint Wy met win Tie ailcnco Of vacuum.
Tho wholo spsech was directed aganat Tho abuses Of
Ters ns1s Il ae f tSers
must 10 soo are Of Truth. Here The applause was
heard e over tho house. Coy. guliock compared the
ernmcnt Of arent Britain, md, looking At Butler, ho
quoted Wolse5s phrase after he dsgraced: Cor
Rssa nasr IL 0ta boWn up wh guilty chor
applaudod loudly with thu palms Of hs bands, aud
thefs ws' pa. .ae, sgsy
commission, fcel thst tho sword In suspended oser
him." The elegance and completeness Of tho speech
round of applause and remark which followed it, But
ler arose and moved an adjournment.
aonally against tho admission OF Worcester people 10
He en turned arond to he crowd Of s Sup
for no had meanwhile climbed the platform where 10
wa solely xs1no oxcept1na LoEng the other siao
AN OFFENSIVE DELEGATE. ..
Beaten in this, Butter, whose crowd meantime yolled
whisky ration during the rsoass, oofed resolution
delegate for having said that he would not support
q long 1arangue, roaliy directed toward George F..
Hosr and Mr. h!co st whom nj. ho ! looked a Tho While
twenty ttmea In this speech. One. t1me b
tntimated thst he meant to subscribe to the
3Gefas s s St bos %hssd' y0a S at.san tss
NE!ESAklVA
prominent IN the CHEERS Butler. however, hastened
S en TIC ~
aaSi and beu.ness George nesr : repisd % W si eats
lookh good deal like tho pictures OF tbs lato Hor.
ace Greeley. And vhen, ~ seemed to all she molten
in order This led Butler to make another speech, II
mistakes essential to ths carrying on great work"
q hE%En& fFFtTyd
By this time Tho afternoon was growing late, and tht
people In tho darkensng hall wera growing uneasy ant
Tho pooplo In tho galleries. and bis delegates til.
noor wero by experience opou,atr shontera. Thu.
ho poop Began to xhsper
either to prevent nomination to got ready for
bolt" About this timo tho newly-adinitted peopl
up liz cry Of Three cSoors for But1er The ohar IT
ncter Of the Convention and e average behavior
below tho example sst In tho same bal! in 1871
uaston.house oilcor, noxt aroso,-aen. Drigg,
ss ss Ehs saR sfaSa xo out Ut gs'
Ssansn $ g Il" " s osi
pay on the public debt r. greenbechs Thls ed to trs
o Gs.n md a.
Sy hm NV xh % sayng within officer nutss, tha
event would they support .'3,ha natleE; 5ohn sw
and delivered ono Of these speeches which to eoor
ton what Frank Lumbardi ballads arc to the lyri
muse-lou aud popular and ,s wss 1esoyed M with trt
faction and the anti-Dutler faction
| HAD NO FAITH IN EACH OTHER.
md that tho hate Of Hoar sud Butler mutual,
fully shared BY their adhsrenta. The fact was tha
Butler hs = t t.. On The @ oor WI
sahiod h% Fsop ths papo s
mons, 1utiers supervisor Of Internal Rovonuc goo<
looking, youngsh kind Of outlaw, next madc spcec
VIVA desired Il Was nothing to dread. 4eora
+ uoar followed simmons. and acousod hin
e sys q :, essaas SS'n to pisss
ba!lot-bo1es aud packed caucuses. Hoar made
speech in keen, cutting tone, and the galcries,
him a|ea out Of hero Sit down = Tbats too thin
Hoar wont on, however,, With bis speech, and II
Is " accused Of clearing or1mlnals by t.mpesIng vi
juries. y was somsiny wh9 got o1 Alley. the ea5se
royal family OF Massachusetts" To look at, he was
fattiuh, big-beilied man, not unlike Bill Tweed.
man Of worry different stamp, ne1s took the roarum
$'e JAMES TnzEsAn CLARKE,
/ Unitarian clergyman, spiritual counsellor OF GO
is bont, b1oad-shoulaered man, With irregular,
god foaturee: and grizzed board, and his manner
sIoud, and mental coinage which could scarcely Ii,
orc orler that Menry Wilson had started the Repunitc
E. personally owed his nrst duty to his eonscien
aud would mover, At tho edtct Of majority in oonye
tion iniaict dishonest man upon the Conmonweal
Ie further said that bis constituents did not belle
Butler honoBt man. aud he felt perfectly condde
would vote him. This grud, thorn like spec
was full Of Bnch massive moral character that rum
in the house raised jeer In opposition to H. Butte
however, abused tho clergyman. He said that Jut
Iscartot The only bolsor referred to in the Scr
iu his suaday-Behool. He nsid tho 1nisnlon Of tho
publican party w. to put down aristocrass Hooking
o tie negro Here there MAJ Wild applause, whistli'
), aud enthusiasm. Mr. nice, Of Worcester, N,
posed Of. It was put at half-past q, aud by vose
= t8A to $50 WEE sent to the Committee On Credentials
IL IN -kkL0rERB.
o DutleE'a sdo at onca announced that this WAS nj
!. votes than there we're delegates to tho Convan
Jonas French the floor all this while The LESSEE
Buffers Cape Aun granits quarry, and said to haya b
the leader Of the moi against the ant!ssyery people
the Btate In 1861, He large, portly, young
with psotuslon Of jewe1sy. Butler iualstng upon
% fact that thn last vote erroneous, 1t appeared
ho certain that the Convention would have to hold
another day. "putlers looting for that crack to st
& wedge In 1t. uo don't care where
/. crock coue8H said datcgAte. Tho E1eex Ohfc{ Il