New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
THE LNDI4NA CAMPAIGN
TIE LIBERALS WORKING HARD FOR A FAIR
ELECuON-sPEECHEs BY GOV. PALMER AND
OTHERS.
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be beaten by the interpostion OF extraordinary aids
These extraordinary aids coming 10 work from all
Sides and Gov Morton has called into requisitOn most OF
the machinery that saved the state TO his adherent two
years ago. against the wish Of the majory but
the Liberals neither idle nor mprudent, and the
state undergoing caref scrutiny wherever fraud or
dOuble-dealing ia suspected. Documents warning i'm
ported voters OF the penalty incurred IN violation OF
the election laws, distributed freely In all the dis
tTicts and II the Liberals lose the day 10 VIII not
be from lack Of warning Tonight the last phase Of the
Liberal canvass was begun by an immense demonstra-
ton In this city honor Of Gov. Palmer. The Hon. Geo.
A. Julian Of Indiana. the Hon. Lewis d. Campbell Of
Ohio. Gen. J. c. Black Of Illinois, and several
other notable Westerners, who filed the LIST
Of speakers on the platform. A multitude
not much smaller than the which welcomed Mr..
Greeley, filed the great square Of State House TO
hear the speeches, and brilliant array Of II white
eapes, and bearing torches, walled the crowd around
Ike barTicade. Political demonstration would seem
70 be a necessity with these people. for soon
q constant succession Of trumphal 0utpourings
OF the people both sides Of the city presented s gen
ulne enthusiasm as when the campaign begaul and
Gov. Palmer, who spoke first, received thunderous en-
This the first appearance Of the distinguished
Illinois Governor outside Of his own State, and he
touched the minds Of his hearers with snguary eryid
and moving reorganization Of the things aat brought
about the present revolution.
He had led Indiana troops the battlefield and spoke
10 men who had shared the dangers Of the held with
hm he had fought good fight, and Democrats stood
beside him. FlAe colonies in his First Division were
Democrats. and he never was accused Of being a
for assOciatiuc with them. He claimed tnat In
mat nght as IN the present. men ud not us, lor nc
su0ugau0n or one seCIon OF the country LOT ne gram
cation and triumph Of the others For my part said De
fought because loved tie Republc ana believed us
preservation duty, and because hated slavery and
deemed Its eradication sacred obligation Was IN
the first Republican Convention That ever
came together, wnere the men who hound me now a.
traitor were w0IkDs the mill Of Iombs and other sian
OF the Republican party, j.. {. Fremont and dld
all in NY power 70 assist the electoral vote
for the ticket. aid my best FOR tho nomination and
campaign demanded when the proper time came that
OF slavery. worked constantly Tor he
abolition OF that evil and When the
side Judge They think tnat the war Is sui going
nod sif-rspfiv w. T-erf 1T We nave nut out
forever the idea Of Secession, abolished Slavery and for
privileges OF the coored people. TIE Judgment OF the
whole people mas proved tls verdict aud no man. or
100000 men to pu Slavery down. but all tie J0nets
IN CArstendOm could not rlesia0sA IT, IAis bGghDo0
the American people know lis record 700 wei 10
reject hin on any such plea IArou-n The eerlOns VI
that and the WHO are leagued with Nun ia THIS
movement, thank God there such thlug as iue-
t1eoTi Rrt the other side til s there is c5Ilter
ruler Of tie Od contest anu tnat the lines are drawn W
DefOretle boys IN blue and the boys IN gray Sena-
tor Morton specially tells US TINS. Now, Were are
We 10 nud the gray ranks, when shall take MOsby,
who Is bushwhacking Tor Grant, or the Rebels that
tramp IN the same ranks Now, vii tel YOU secret
that Val clear The way % tie Doldest Rebel tt ever
brcatncd blue IRE against Yankees. II your political SINS
we're scarlet, tAls one talIsmatc WOrd Would Wpe
the STAINS away. Yes II you want 70 rec0Lsutue the
most blatant rebel ON the rights and immuutes of e-
-.llty, pa Grant Dadge on Lin anu lac passes rs
among the saint list Of she elect better Eepuu
lean than Charles Sumner cheersl, or George W. Jaan
now, anxious 10 AuoH What @Ork is before tAc Ie-
publican party besides tie election OF Gen Grant am
eager % 10 Work worthy OF 4ts pact out 90 u Watlo
make NY polite cree Delleve N Grant an pIIy
sons. nave made diAgeut inquiry among NY Kepu0-
lean friends and bescugIt response on tbs pullt.
/ am tree 10 say that the whole mission 90 the men
Mo cln 10 own tAe.r nODe party Is TIE Iteec "A ana
perpetudIiOn IN power OF Cen Grant Because c4uLo.
s called -s ratio ISlSs bb because yoa
quarred with Grant and Sheridan Yes,
responded the Governor Gen. sheridan and myself DID
have words in correspondence. He appointed
IN official that k led OF our best citizens Il
eoo.d blood and Gldn't Ike II; That was all.
40 not give Grant support supply on the
ground Of LIS receiving Of TIE nomination a. Pl.Ll4e.
out The assent desire or participation OF The people Of
achieved they out ami said that was the
ticket and asked 10 support ~ told them there was
Greeley. prefer to vote tins ticket, and 1
hold tlat l have a. good right as J1u nave 10
in the naming Of candidate the ofce-noders man
aged The other But DO W-s SAID 10 NE, " on can 70
outside Oh party nohlIIduhs a' L cs4oy ~ ~ 'le l.
publican party EAG1 saved tAe country anu We 90 Aot
trust the rebels" But believe that seven year, ailer
hound them on by war cries and prescription.
TIE LIBERALS TRAITORS TO WHAT
So friends and Horace Greeley, and Charles sum
ner and Tmbu aud Thousands OF them are traitors 20
whats Tue Republican parLyt no 10 the great
company Fl tue 0aice-hoioers, WHO demand u
be Kept N power by people W1o sha-l
traitors because You uphold Gov. Morton and tie
horde has in past years fastened upon your state
VINO i not traitor when Charles Sumner , hO towers
ahcad Of am tue men that have made the American
ate ustrousi Cheer aud applause 1es'y 90 Vel 70
cheer tina: hOuOred Charles sumner SIX months
stood I'M The hearts OF his couutrymen greatest
exponent OF RepuDcauls ana was upheld Dy the nation
such. In time past great Duy sulcA Nh
down and the natlon came 70 his support with sym
MIN down, but not with the open brdvado Of Brooks,
by the mandate OF Grant, Inc voice ana
vote Of your Senator, Oliver 7. Morton,
struck Charles Sumner from his houored place
substituted the poorest party too that ever as
Deer false 70 Grant, false 10 Chandler false
10 COnk4ng, and The long tram that makes
This Government a Ring one and cOTruptbie.
vasTs more Vii thew That Is the question that is
asked I'm 81 to-day, and confess that upon you,
men of Indiana rests the How Viii you answer
OF Joyful response. Give that response and the ma
and without much doubt the Union. know you
have contend against KNOW that al the force
OF maud ana TOguery are brought 70 deIedt YOU but
confident that the victory Is WIN YOU Ae'eI'Ae
The Governor exhorted his hearers, both white and
BACK 10 put in parties Tor they are he SAID
merely organizations put tCstlutI oI al Gnu a1 @4-qA
that has been gained they are but empty sneilr'
and the times need actual pTncples ana lear
black have the ballot, and no power on eaTtn
ever prevent them Ia TIER FO4lnlAIIy SOneeueu
rights they safe with the ballot ior tAty nave "a.
popular sympathy with them, aud the men That tel
them d reuty told them lies years aSO-tAAt lAeJ A@d
rights that white men were kou1d 70 respect.
ONE MYSTERY SOLVED.