The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-27

so for travelling expenses. think he knows
what back steal H. yet he goes to Hamilton Han
Of Massa ch1setta, and General butler Is not good
He then referred to Mr.. William s. Robinson, the
they had employed 70 write the history Of ting
have gos some Of Inc ADVANCE sheets here
Here 1t is in eighty pages-the history OF
1t. No man moro cOmpetent-Q0ud laughterl-
for more persistent sslary-graDber have never
known, William l. Robinson was arst ,e e Sets
il that once Sntii -. Ss .J removal an. sais
to get his successors salary raised too. After 9
very heightened defence OF the salary increase and
to the All
An this Commonwealth. as understand 1t, want
this law enforced %pafts and r%9y 50 Wa tina.
Boston except i in the butler wards in the city
S% y n asS ~ making sport Of the ana
you win hear before many days longer
ta bs Ss m
the rich 90 free. 1t is meant to crush the poor
woman with her jug, and let the man who sells 1t
by the puncheon and hogshead 60. (Applause.)
from that, and they need not send any insane men
tS mon me IN .Se
and take care you do not tell anybody OF It, that
III have the power that power shall be used to en-,
force that law everywhere, to the great and small
alike, so that the Commonwealth shall ascertain
just what sort of law It IT, and II II win 20 good
enforcement does good, they win sustain It and
keep it there to the end of all time, and there win
be ys sna Ss the WSen 9y
one that shall forward the good cause Of temper,
He then referred to the growing Expenditures Of
the state, into which they could never get an IN
vestgation while the state House was In its pres.
referring to the Hoosac Tunnel, he said that, as
1t had been built with the money OF the whole
form form ~ for the interests Of the A' Whole state
mDsptn established he Sepudiased the
spsrns cast hs him the Mns
in government CONTRACTS. He was only
concerned IN two speculations-one in which he
to supply the loss OF the English article, and
another IN which he had established factory for
the manufacture Of cartridges, and that brought
81 have" he said received two or three In.
labor. Il have az Controlled majority Of the stock
SsSs5S Of .s y'a STOCK ana 09 ISn the
every man and woman have worked ten hours .
is the case. have done that for four years, 80
that is not dodge for electioneering purposes"
He alluded then to the want OF legislation as to
usury practices there being now no check on
mans charging twenty-five per cent per year for
the loan Of money. He concluded :-"Yet the state
ac as to Hamilton Hall Yes she L prosper.
Gus, thank God, she is. God bless her because Of
sobriety ana culture OF the people. We have to
struggle here against every impeachment without
the advantages we ought to have ana yet the
ribly bad government that could prevent its
prosperity, but there are burdens we ought not
there are changes that ought to be made, and
whether you take citizen Of your own city or any.
body s Shs have my hearty
condition Of the government Of TINS common:
ought Ky only apoay
that se BIZ san1 81 TS0D pa Rsyns 80 ss
here AppIause.] paper publishes an attack
advertisement. They put it down along with the
Hnack meaiclne: Ia1ghteIo they would pub,
hsae s SPEAK s sss' with ShS
low citizens to- deal with them frankly
to tell them what think and what b. 40 not think
can hold me to It whenever l get the
anybody to serve them better, I shall say, as the
spartan Of his country and her boast let It be that
now, Fellow aS ctizens, must ST. return you my
most cordial and hearty thanks for your attend.
ance here in the first place and for the KIND con;
shall remember 1t in my heart Of hearts and carry
away with me q most grateful remembrance OF
the courtesy and the Kindness Of the citizens Of
General Butler spoke over an hour and han,
he the n0wns 70 the
and the vast multitude dispersed.