New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

Constitution, but bold in my hand certified copy OF
the payroll of the Senate for that session on
two bnnSrea apS D,ne dollars r attendance and
dollars for travelling expenses. think ne KNOWS via via
sent all the honor and honesty and respecta6 Of
Republican party IN the State OF Massachusetts anu
He them referred to Mr. VIM s. Robinson the waring
ton" OF The Springfield Republican whom they hsn
pogSed TO Sa n.s the spe Sss1r friend 9s mime
have got some OF the advance sheets he ,ne
Hese No ma. pae sompetent 70 write it. No
man competent-loud laughterI-for more ~,
first elected Clerk of the House In l2 ana Nc
detail the various yearly increases OF his taay
in that Office. until his removal this year Ana hvw
they had even managed get his successor sand,I
raised After very heightened defense OF the az
airy increase and many personal reors on his AM the
people in this Commonwealth as anu e can
this law enfo ced imparally and firmly so that we
understand If 1t Is law or only the oesny o Rntler
The law enforced In Boston except III he
this campaign This ia merely making sport OF the law,
and you will hear before many DAYS longer tnat od
be kept the statute book, but 10 De a.
only against the poor letting the rich 20 free III Is
to catch the poor woman with her Jug ana es %
who sells IL by the puncheon and the hogsheaa
IApplausel Now have nothing 10 take back from
that and they need not send any insane men 10 due
in the Hospital now Laughterl say, and take care
you do not tell anybody of it, that If have the
law everywhere, to the great and small allke,
SO that the Commonwealth shall ascertain i aua
the people of the Conmonwe that its enforce
good they will sustain 1t and Keep II ner. h
the end Of all time. and there will be an emu 70 .n
question. And If they do not believe III 10 pe goou
they have it enforced, they will give us anon ~
and better that shall help forward the GOOD cause Vi
temperance all men desire. prolonged applauSe'J
He then referred to the growing expenditures Oh tno
State. into which they could never get an lhNesus"0
while the State House was in It's present hands. hoe
Then there was the management OF our insane no
pitfalls which wanted looking into and means OF uFcs'
CATION established. He repudated the asperslohs csV
him by The Hartford COurdnt as 10 his Delhg coil
In
concerned in two specuati0ns, one IN which no nav
introduced American manufactured bunting 10 supPng
the loss Of the English article, ana another IN Wcn
had established factory for the Manufacture
of cartridges, and that brought MN 10 tne
labor question. " | have" he said, received lNo
three inquiries to what my opinion IL on the
of labor. have controlled majority oil me sOeh ~
that carriage company, the only company IN Whlc9
/ do control majority OF the stoch, s "nt
from the very first down 10 the present
time every man and woman have workeu
this is the case done that for four years so ta
is not dodge got up for elecuoneerng purposes:
He alluded then TO the want OF legislation as 10
usury practices, there being now no check on q
money concluded" yet the State was prosperous
and everything is going well according TO Hamilton HAN
"Yes, she is prosperous, thank God, she u.
God bless her. because of the slrong arms
and culture OF the people We have TO struggle
here against every impeachment without the advantages
we ought 10 have and yet the Commonwealth Is pros
porous. Ii would be "a horribly bad government tldt
could prevent It's prosperity but there are burdens we
ought not 10 bear there are reforms that should
enacted there changes that ought 10 DE maue'
and whether you take citizen of your own city or any
body else, you shall have my nearly cooperation W '
changes provided II is not dictated by te men VINO nave
dictated the condition OF the Government OF tins Com
mOnWealth for years past.