The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28
GOV. NJ ON III
STUMP.
His Speech at Buffalo

IuSernur seymour trilVeQ mere Q
one =. VI to-day. III a special car, tIo'
Ruchesfer. Al every town and static
along the route he Was greeted b
crowds OF pc. pie g TO show ,hei
respect an c%"b6druce in the chose
lrader of rhe conservative masses ui III
country. and at each point they wrr
i%nportunpre Tor a 81 eech fr,'m him
The personal appearance Of Mr. Sey
mour in the canvass is arnusing a ds
gree IF enthus'asp among the Dem"cra
cy never b. fare witnessed in Ibis State
IL would be impossible in Il short dis
latch TO convey any Thug like an ade
quate priun Of the magnitude q
the meerirg held hrre in the RINK to
night, al d The spirit aid enthusiasm
which ,revaiied The bui ding Is ca
pab:e OF holding Fl teen thousand p. o
Pile, and il was denseIy packed rrou
sud to tnd. The speaker cuu.d not b,
h ard by one half those pres. ut. ant
n. re was surh;p constant and terrIhi,
pressure toward the speakers STANG
that the crowd kept surging continual
" from one s,d,. TO the other. 50 tina
1t was impossible to preserve quiet ant
order.
Mr. seymour was presented to the
mee'jns by Hon. james Humthrrys "a
he next President OF tn. Unit d States
AID AZ he stepped forward he was re-
ce;ved with he widest enthusiastic
He so.ke about thr, e fonr'hs "f an
h.uri in a vigorous fryie His bold ex
pr. ssicns In iav..r uf taxing 'he bonds
Of tue Government elected The strong
esr demonstrations of APPROVAL
Hon Francis Herman fui'pwed Gov
erD"r Seymour In a strong speech
Dem'crars here 70 day extress hem
s"!pes e"rfdent o. the hest results rom
Mr. Sc%ym"nr's pcrsor4I participation
in the canvass They belieFe that the
ebb Of October will he changed TO IA
tide of democratic victory III Soyrm-
her, au' thar it will Inspire ihe COLI
s+r.ative masses IF the people with
fresh hope and Courage.
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR CUNNING WEST
HIS APPOINTMENTS.
Governor Seymour leaves 10 morrow
Tor Chicago. where he speaks on Sarur
day night. He will speak at Indiana
polls IN Monday night. at Cincirnat
on Tuesday night, at -P.t.sburg Oh
Wednesday night. a, Philade phia on
Thursday night. at New York G ty IN
Friday night, and at Albany an Satur
day, O"ober 81. closing the CANVASS
SpEEcH OF GOVERNOR SEYMOUR
FELLOW CITIZENS: The 6r>r
words uttered by the Republican Con-
vention, in their resolutions congra'u
Iatins thu country upon the success OF
their scheme oil reconstIuction-tht-
last words uttered by their speakers
and their presses-Meclur that reco.-.
strucrinn is a failure, that the South TX
still in a c"udi ion sf rrbeili"n, that
irs social DISORDERS demand the pres
nee of great armies. aud that the FIRST
duty OF Conv Eess. when il qiests, will
Be to turn reconstructed Georgia out OF
the Union. CAppiaus,
AT tke outset Of this canvass the Re
publican party asked to be Continued
in power, upon the ground that II hal
governed the country for the past t"ur
years wisely aud well, and rhus depan1
sd a popuiaf approval of their puiicy.
After a full discussion of three
months touching the wisdom aud the
integrity of the policy OF the G." trn-
Rect with regard 70 r. construction aud
finances. 1t is iUnnd that order has nut
hecn restored at the South; that the
of debt have not Errn Tighten
I'd and that the evils ut oppressive tax
atm have nor been lifted Of from the
and industry of the country as
they should have been
Driven from their first ground. and
tfat the pe"ple of this coun:ry
were unwilling 10 approve their .acR,
they now try 10 hold power by makIrg
The people BELIEF We, no' hat hry have
1nne well, but that The Deu"c-aIc par
y would 10 Hnrse il rbeJ should uc-
;red a. this time. To prove This they
lver that the success of the Democratic
-'ckrr will involve the counIry again il
.,vil war-th-v feel thai noihiug sh"rr
IF civil war would he wurse rGhrer>
They lave d. clar. d that the Democrat
C nominees are ready 10 overturn their
egislar'on by force, To make the
more DIR. nlattc, ] AM I be self
q my final account by the hands of my
supporters, and G'neral Blair
hen is 10 rran,pIe beneath his ret the
ecOns'rucrion laws as ruth essly as
General NJ. ade. sta lps thea out by hts
orders with the concur .nce
f the same Republican party. II
m TO 20 rn my last account. l trust l
hall l. jGig.,d- by a kinder and More
baraitub.e tribunal than my Republic
fri uds have proved to-be Laugh
{
II the Democratic tiekst is elected.
nd Gepernl Bar should reach he ,
'resideut i:l chair. how would the case c
Tie would be confronted by a ,
Senare, by q H"use 81 Rep 9
full Of Generals by the 9
IF the United S'a,es, hauk"d by t.
be Leyal:Lragues agd by the. Grand :
.rnifes of-@,he Republic. under she &
2nniand of their W candidate for
he PRESIDENCY, whom they declare TO q
e the F.r>t Captain of the age. And i
ct we are g'ave'y told that stapdins 7
shackied by Congressional re q
he can crush put all this pow n
!. sand plunge the couutry iprU civil :.
ar -e a..r .r.tt /,
IF this be true, then General Blair u
either the pest vigorous man wao v
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