Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-13
SPEAKER coLFAx.

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SPEAKER CoLFAx.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. B.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Vice President
elect, arrived here this evening, He WIS
met at the Union depot by Immense
crowd, who received him with enthusiastic
cheers, which he acknowledged by bow
ing. He is here in fulfilment of a promised
visit to Gen. Moorhead, who met him at
the depot, and took him to his residence
in the Eleventh Ward. Here Mr.. Colfax
was entertained at sumptuous banquet,
a large number of prominent citizens
being present. During the evening he was
serenaded by Tanner clubs, and great
multitude of citizens. During the evening
he made two brief speeches. he compli-
mented the citizens of the county of
Allegheny upon its magnificent majority
for the right on Tuesday. He said:
There was trinity of principles in
the victory of Tuesday liberty for all,
justice for all, protection for all-and by
that sign we conquered. There was an
other reason why this young and patriotic
party succeeded. 1t declared that we
ought to enfranchise rather than cnchain;
elevate rather than crush; build up rather
than trample down, and because we bore
our cause down to the humble and help
less. Though denounced by all the enc
mics of right in this broad land, we went
forward to conquer, and win salvation for
the Union as we gave emancipation to the
slave (Applause.) When in this contest
we were the only party in this broad land
that dared to stand by the down-trodden
and helpless people of the South the
only party that denounced the outrages
mon orr heads were invoked the bless
n o. of those who loved onr country T
Lno,J that Won ra;o;cad On tho nigbt os
tha a1on,;o,, ouor The victory ,b;ch ,re
We Won %nn1v how Won re;o;osd auer the
result Rut some were rs;oicing in their
hearts who did not show what as pass-
inc in their minds They were the tried
ITnion men Of the So,1tn who re;oiced moi
n their nnhlic SQUARES, mi hanginr unor
the outskirts of hostile crowds, to learn
whether they were to have protection, or
whether their rights should be outraged.
And when the wires spread the news that
the majestic voice Of the people had spok-
en-. and said there should be protection to
them. the loval mer of the South gather
ed around their heath stones. and thank
ed God that His providence haei nrotected
them. (Cheers.) s
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