The New York herald., 1868-10-30
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Governor Seymour At Harrisburg.

Governor Seymour at Harrlsburs.
HARRISBURG, Oct 20, 1888.
Horatio Seymour arrived at quarter to ave p. NJ.
on special train nom Pttsburg. He addressed a
large and enthusiastic gathering half an hour and
then proceeded on his way to Reading, where he
win speak tonight.
Enshusiastic Reception Of Governor Seymour
In Reading.
READING, Oct. 20, 1898.
Governor Seymour arrived here little after seven
O'Clock this evening, In special train from Harris
burg, accompanied Dy Augustus Schen and Francis
Herman. A committee Of prominent democrats Of
tns n,s party In Harrisburg and accompanied tnern
Al Lebanon Governor Seymour was introduced to
crowd at the depot by Judge woodward, and made
s.as a.sw remarks Upon reaching Reading the party
sso were escorted BY cayalcade and torchght pro-
cesson TO the Keystone House, around which an I'M
mense crowd had already assembled.
AZ q little after eight Governor Seymour appeared
signal for repeated cheering, and was introduced to
tne vast assembage by Daniel Ermentrout, chair
man an OF tne Democratic County Committee.
Governor Seymour commenced by referring to the
last occasion when ne addressed the people from the
same spot four years ago. Since that time war has
The republican party had failed TO fulfil the promises
tney then made Of restoring the Union. In three
and in virginia-the home Of Washington--the peo-
pie nave no right TO vote. Where is the good gov
ernment era they promised US Our taxes have not
Deen eQualized, nor have our burdens been dmin-
lshed. They were mistaken when they thought this
government had been restored merely because order
When men come here from abroad they
say they want nve years training TO qualify them to
Ing lrom slavery had ballots pat at once INTO teir
hands. The condition OF the South excited his pity.
Me- Men went down from the North with no interest in
men Of PennsyIvania and New York Is W Wei as the
Enss Ens Ssol Ss4s en M s1ssa e sans9si
millions had been spent-more money than
e%eosssa mp year to isss s
and II we say we viii not pay them ali they laugh
laboring men before him. II there was wise ad-
hour than the regular limit to pay his share OF
the national debt. Now all his earnings are con.
partment We were once proud OF the
the mSs Heavily taass peop. Now Il the wo
He was not hostile to the republican party. He re.
cognized the intelligence, virtue and patriotism Of
bad leaders they could not fail to 60 wrong. Many
OF you republicans have doubted ct times the wis.
ss s q Suees osen en the e
maddened nerd behind him. More than three thou
people In the last eight years BY taxes and loans.
Who got It ALI We democrats think 1t would
be we'll II the books were examined. The
War Department had bought great many war ves-
sels although he always thought this was the busl
ness Of the navy. He would like to know how
much was paid for them and who got the money. TO
ascertain this would not cost more than to supply
your representatives with penknives Republicans
should let us look at their books for In this they
as deeply interested as we are. The republican
party had changed tho issues within the last four
years as would appear by referring to the nIes OF
their newspapers. How does i happen that
II you were in Broadway this bright, clear moon
light night, you would find there man with tele-
scope through which to look at the moon. When you
had gazed through the instrument and marked its
wondrous surface you would very likely discover
that your pockets had been picked. The republican
party have adopted the telescope plan and ok the
minds OF the people upon AFFAIRS down South 50 they
won't look 80 closely into affairs In Pennsylvania.
Governor Seymour is the guest Of Mr.. Heister Cly-
mer. He leaves tomorrow in the half-past ten
train for Philadelphia In charge OF committee VINO
came hlther tonight to meet him.