New-York tribune., 1872-09-30

,u NJ croclev responded by removing MS ha' ""u
,~,rs The carriage was then driven 10 the IeN'u ~
- nr Bayard at No. West Fortiethst'' anu n,' -
Iev was there enabled to obtain the rest oi WIN" "
10 much in need. ...o,,ors that
7, vas announced by the afternoon neNeP'Pote 80. 80
~ croo,ov vould receive his friends at soeioek T. u'
,,o nonocratic headquarters In the spingler houSo'
11, was a mistake as the Lincoln Clpo was 'no P'O
os,gnated In consequence Of this mistake very 'ny
oeraons went 20 the spingler House. OF s''n'i'UV V -
s,dewslk I'm front OF IT. AT the hour haheu INC P'
% ne I4pcoln Club we're well filed, ana there was d
Isrge e,thcrfng outside. At SIS p M MI uroecS "P
.ro6 accompanied by Cen Cochrane, ana was
roccived with a round OF cheers oy tno
Gathering outside and as he entered tue P"''Vi
an arose TO receive him Several Of those WIN win
whom ne was personally acquainted Piessos
forward and greeted him cordially. Mr. Greeley sceuou
20 have recovered entirely from the fatigue oi MS UP
tina doors OF the clubhouse thrown open auu All
- ,c,,od 20 enfer Under the direction OF Gen
,ohrana line was formed and one after another, 10
the number of several hundred went forward ana SDoo
hands with Mr. Greeley Mr. COnnOr, from Charles'on'
q e said: am from the State when Is hist i'll wal
and the first in peace. and we will do our oeS' 10,
won. Webster and Calhoun were honest men, anu
20 are you, Mr.. Greeley and you VIII pe, ~
tho holm of God, our next President Others
ooDcrotnlated him on the effect Of his speeches.
throughout the country. Many Of those from o'hc,
s,.es notably from Ohio and Pennsylvania, declared
that their States would certainly be carried for nm III NO
vember To all Mr. Greeley returned pleasant answers.
The throng comprised in all conditions OF me- pro
fssionaI men, bankers, merchants, mechanics ana Ia
boers and all seemed imbued with the same PURPOSE
and gave their greeting in the same hearty joyous
Der ana their words were received in the same spirit
When the handshaking had continued for some uine,
there were loud and continued cries OF "speeeh'
"speeoh!" Finally Mr.. Greeley advanced few steps
and spoke as follows.
SPEECH AT THE LINCOLN CLUB -HOUS Sc, -, b,
nv visit 10 the West the credit TO be laid entirely
10 our Committees here, at whose suggestoh W. WS1 ~
and without their concurrng should have reIusea ~
see the people through the Central states OF t1e
They said il was Desirable, and our friends tnougnS
would be beneficial consulted our ComInlttee n a.
tional and State and also the Demoeratle
made the Journey the strength OF Their
hon Well friends. think 1t has done good lappShSe
I'D cries of serhat Is sol because we nave
no purposes that wish TO conceal we have no prh
cpies, objects, that We don't deslre @ tno ird
know tApplause1 on the other hand Tue Puoho P @ mn h
was clOded with false representations OF What we DC
eve and OF our purposes think mao .e VIII,
nifty OF disabusng some good men IN ,d soS car,
meant do night, but who were ueeelNeu H'ta ,
to cur purposes Appa1uSe hHen ibaf the fbera
movement not coalition OF dscofdant ii
but union of people who have been united upon prilc
pies which they all agreed, ana or puIPOses VIM ~
they are proud avOw. Cheersl 80, irlenus aO" ~
torrcd ino another word politics to tie end
the canvass have explained and expressed myself q
clearly aS L am aDlc TO- anu no iuih
sary trust friends that good 10 the cause WIN a'
rue. think say IT has been strengthened ever
day of the last fortnight Cheers feel solid conn
denee that ylyania is ours, II we can have I
eleotion that ONO is with MS today lcheersJ ana
trust viii be to the end and that Indiana cannot
bought defrauded out of her Reform STATE uohet %
that she will give her vote 10 the Lleerat
lie November election. lCheers with tbat eOhEleto
and being weary, beg you TO relieve M me iro @ I bat
service speech ON tins occasion VIII oniS 9s I'M mi
have been greatly cheered at the demOnstraOs 9 puu
lie soutiment aud the general enthusiasm WHICH nav
witnessed aud felt during the Last twelve days
Three cheers were then given for Old Honesty thre
more tor the white Hat" and three more for ioun
America" Mr.. Greeley then left the building accom-
panied by Col Ethan Allen. Among the more promneu
persons present were the Hon Horatio N TwomblS
Gen. Henry A. Barnum, Judge Corbett' Alfred "lklI
SON. superintendent Thone, Samuel c. Tabor, judge
C. Eyarts the Hon Algernon 5. Sullivan Geo L. Coael
mon. Isaac sherman, ex-U. s. Marshal Robert Murra!
e. c. Clarke, and others.