New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
EMINENT MEN AT WOODSTOCK.
SPEECHES BY HUGH. M'CULLocH, GENERAL fRE-
MONT, NEAL DOW AND OTHERS

SPEECHES BY HUGH. WCULLOCH, GENERAL fHH-
MONT NEAL DOW AND OTHERS.
WORCESTER, Mass, July AT the WOOD
stock Conn.,. celebration to-day, the Hon. Hugh NC
Culloch spoke. He said in substance:
The experience OF nations teaches that the iney-
TO divert capital to enterprises pre)udicial 10 10
material interests and good morals Every
TOO much money and expanded credit. Congress anu
Secretary sherman have ignored the fact that the Legal
tender Act was a necessity OF tho TWO grea}
parties Few conventions have SOUND hha.eIai .
plank. None has indOrsed the National bank sysleiu
which is not profitable to banks but Is the best sysenr
for the people in existence, being tue, stats
bank system with circulation secured ana ocrr- cur
ent every where. Experiments by the GoF6rh- I
ment are sure always to be disastrous. al Inc
dangers of imitation Will not be obyated by
as te act NAV be repealed and Will amount TO tte u
der the Silver act. Great Britain, Germany ana
France will not approve the double M stanJaIu, ni ,h.
world revOlutonized all telling against manual IaDOr
There is little danger OF communsuc aion nS
a prominent clergyman that starvation rs means @
nenate antagOnsm between the North and the South
fertile. With COnederates appointed 90 an
Vice President OF the COnfederacy honored III III
Congress, the dencunclng OF secesslollsess .S as
Sonth must be protected, by the Federal Government II
necessary.
william Lloyd Garrison who sick, sent letter OF
which the following Is an extracts
Though not sold in the market while constitutionay en-
titled to the rights aud immunties Of American citizens,
they [the cOOred people are sim virtually dsIahclseu
by the ruianism of their Old whte oppIess1Is WnOsc
murierOus usurpaOn OF political rule In MISSISSIPPI,
South Carolina and Louisiana, has Deen, not only cO
ulyed az, but recognized legitimate by the present
National Administration, through the mistaken policy
of substituting cOnciatiOn for the ola hatelui MOi
COMPROMISE" making consolidated Sout, ana Drng-
ing back the northern subserVlency OI Od UhOhsd'ns
times
General Fremont and wife were enthusiastically re-
ceived The General said he glad to see the old en-
thusasm in the of the day. as it showed that
,od ia encumDent
on the people at the coming elections he sad TO send men
10 Washington who be relied upon to avert the dan
gers resulting from the disturbed condition OF the coun
try The General spoke at length and closed Win
the remark that he is going TO an undeYeOped coun-
try, and will welcome all there
Bishop Gilbert Haven sent a letter, from which the
following is an extract:
A chief leader lately asserted at Boston that the
Ango-saxons would continue the dominant race. What
a commentary on the declaration that all are created
equal. This question Is inseparaby connected WIN t
theory States rights Of which stephens was the chleI
defender twenty years ago and to-day by the Georgia
State Constitution, treason consists In leyylng war
against State A citizen or the Unlted states
could be hung in Georgia an enemy OF
the State while speaking III behalf or the Nation
yet and loya citizens neglected these matters
OF National existence Connecticut too refuses TO IN
corporate cOlOrcd company. Let the inquiry Oe re-
buked at the Connecticut celebration. Rnode Island,
the mother of soul liberty refuses TO repeal tne law lOf-
bidding the marriage of blacks and whites.
Neal Dow ascribed Engiand's labor troubles to liquor,
and reviewed the prohbitory legislation in Maine Pro-
fessor b. G.. Northrup advocated village improvements
The RI Dr. H. W. Clark, OF Alba y n. Y, spoke on Sun
dayschoOls. The Rev. DR.. Tyng,ir, aud W. L. Dodge
who were announced TO speak, were not present.
The grounds were Illuminated in the evening. The
attendance was about twOhirds large that OF last
year.