The New York herald., 1876-10-25
HOAR AND BUTLER.

THE RIVAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CAM
DIDATEs IN THE MASSACHUSETTS SEVENTH
DISTRICT ADDRESS THE voTERs--sHARp
THRUsrs AND HEAVY BLOWS FROM EACH
SIDE.
LAWRENCE Mass, Oct. "a, 1876
Judge Hoar inaugura,ed his campaign against Gen.
era Butler this evening. The hall filled to over
flowing and after being introduced the Judge opened
with the consideration OF the importance OF retaining
tho republican party in power. II was important
to all classes Each mans voto was something
10 determine the character OF the Institutions under
which he and his children were TO live, and 1t his
duty the policy and purpose OF the govern
mens The speaker discussed At length as the three
leading issues-equality, resumption Of specie pay
ment and civil service reform The democrats pre-
tended to favor resumption. but it false. Tho
story OF Tiden was that OF tho lead pencil
HARD AT ONE AND rHK OTHER
The democrats only accepted tho principles which
republicans held years ago. Tho solid South was
dangerous organization within the democratic party
on which tho party bases its hopes OF success
THIS was q dcpraved spectacle Tho republican
party stood squarely ON specie resump.
ton, to which the faith and honor
of tho nation were pledged The republican party
should be kept in power to complete civil
reform. He advocated the election OF the Massachu-
setts republican candidates Mr.. Adams was respect.
able but too old-nearly seventy-hssesl--an homes.
man, but
IN BAD COMPANY
His nomination was as transparent as GrecIey's.
People see through 1t easily they could through
the Seventh district nomination. Long continued ap-
pause Kisses and hootngs.J
After second attempt 10 proceed no went on and
discussed the nomination as representing the policy
and purpose OF tho party; they represent
alive men then tho people were justified in polting
The speaker all his life was . strong party
man. Butler occupies tho same position
constitutional amendments He acqueses H. Butler
scoIs at civil service REFORM and pays naturalz
men in Lowell who will vote for Tilden. He pcned
into Wendell Phillips, who 10 supporting candidates
against our State ticket On the soathcrn question
Butter 10 with The republican party, but yet Il IL
send him 10 Congress- The nope Of the country
outdo Ben Hill or Robert Tombs This question has TO
DO settled by wisc legislation, not BY insulting laws
or by speeches.
Is felt In Ohio, New York, Connecticut and New Hamp-
shire. Tho speaker helped 10 lorm the Cincinnati
platform, and couldn't support Butler, who spat
had been nominated. He objected to asking votes
republican ought however, to be elected.
The voters must select the man. tCries OF "Buter,
Buter,r cheers and hisscs Mr. Phillips At Andover
called me, said Judge Hoar, "a hypocrite Cheers
Kisses and cries of "Good'1 am glad you like IT,
The opithet gave me pain. Phillips reason was my
course on The Civil Rights BILL He would better have
selected some other topic. have been faithful in
principle to the right OF mankind tchecrs) have lott
my party three times First, the wing party, because
oil It's refusal 10 oppose slavery sxtension gccond,
voted against Henry Wilson whom he went
over TO tho Know Nothngs third, two years
to S Dr.
bezzement In national bank Phillips Was mistaken
in iassa He nhs spsaksrl made speech and sas up