The New York herald., 1878-07-05
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.


HUH McULLocH ON TIE FINANCIAL AND
FROM WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON AND BISHOP
GILBERT BAvEN-sPEEcnEs BIZ yREMoN1
AND OTHERS. ttls.sa.-.ab
WORCESTER, Masa. July g. 1873
At tho Woodstock (Conp) celebration to-day, Hugh
McCuiiooh spoke. he said the experience Of Nc
tions taught that the inevitable tendency Of .
redundant currency Was 10 divert capital u
enterprise preiadcial 20 material intsrssta
ana good morals Every severe financial
trouble in The country tho result Of too much
money and expanded credit. Congress- and Secretary
Sherman ignored tho lao. that the Legal Tender act
was a necessity of the two great partisa Few con-
veut,ons had sound financial plank; none indorsed
the national bank system, wnish Is not profitable
to banks, but is tho best system for the
people In existence, being the state bank
system with circulation secured and current every.
where. Experiments by the government are sure
viii not be obviated by resumption, as the act may
be- repealed aud VIII amount TO little under the Silver
act Great Britain, Germany and France will not ap
On the labor question he said the business OF the
world is revoutionizcd, all telling against manual
labor. There 10 little danger Of Conmunisuo vi0-
ience. There should bo NO sympathy with The
opinion Of prominent clergyman that starva-
ana uhpa,rio,ic Efforts 10 perps,ua,e an
tueonism between the Norlh and South are
oices and heartily received al tue North Win the
Vice President OF the Confederncy honored in Con-
grsss the denouncnx OF secessonists rs TRAITORS s
preclndcd The colored citizsnA o! the South
protected BY the federal government " necessary
LETTER PRox GARRISON. ..
william l.. Garrison, VINO Is sick, sent letter OF
which the following Is an extfsot:-- Asii2-i
% Of ys Y : s: ss
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tss timS ouyhn i'm tha kat
While entisisa to Tie tights ana mnaai
Ss the s
whose S %'qlpa,on o. Doss, & rSs IN &
but recognised as legitimate ny the prsssns national
aas ooasi!iai,sa tss :Ss sis hateful ssIy,s%::
Sorshsrn subssrvioney Of old Union saving timss
EXCEPTION OF YRgMoST AID JESSIE.
General Fremont and wie were enthusiastically 70.
enthusiasm tho observance Of the day. II showed
tha, had not chilled patriotism Tho danger
OF which This Is the anniversary, seemed avertsd
The people dictated the policy OF the late war. The
iives. 1t Was incumbent on the people at the coming
elections 10 send men TO Washington whV be
relied upon TO avert The dangers resulting irop
avored no would use all iovcc TO maintain order.
Benton said, "Seeae things are loo small and too
great for party. clerk should not be turnod from
Office, ths public poscs threatened Tor nssake.
stephens did patrioticaliy In Offering his support
| OF a government which has spread itself across
rho continent, secured the greatest enlightenment
| oil the people and whose hundreds OF Inventions
and dsc0v made the world It's tributary The
machinery OF the government may be faulty In ta
details and Inventions often require Improvement.
but lis cardinal features should be preserved Sys-
TENS oil religious government resting on the hearts Of
| tho poopr last tor couturlcs. We the way
regions W here formerly saw remnants OF q oncs
great whose system Was dy Ing only with It's ass
survivor. am 10 ng 20 an uncevsiopcd country and
shall Welcome all there.
LRTTKR BisHoP HAVEN
Bishop Cilber. Haven sent letter IRON which the
| following Is an extract
The people ask questions As never before are wa
the ns,ion's hignest exponent. The public sentiment
alt of the land ecares tho loyal half under tho
inuioh OF he other hall chief loader lstcy
Boston that the Anglo saxons would continue tho
race. what commentary the declaration thsS
ali created cduEll Tns question 10 INSOFAR Aoly
with the theory Of sats rights Of which Stephens
tho chief dJfsader twon:y to-day "
state constitution treason consists In
against state citizen of the United states
be hung In Georgia enemy of the state while
neglect Of national existence setcut
too refuses TO incorporate coorsd company Let
suty be rebuked the Connecticut cole alton Rhode
Island tho mother OF soul liberty refuses shs
Law forbidding the marr'agi OF blacks ana vhites
Neal Dow ascribod England's labor troubles to
liquor. aud reviewed the prohibiiorv legislation In
Name
Professor b. G. Northrup advocated village I'm.
Rev. DR. X W. Clark, Of Albany, n. Y. spoke on
Sunday schools.
Rev Dr. Tying. Jr., and W. L. Dodge who we're
announced to speak, were not present.
Tho grounds were illuminated evening. fhs
altcninnce about two-thirds largo ~ thas q
last year.