New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

HARTKhSfrS COMtLGCfII WITH bNANss
II 40 occurred my friends, that man Dy The name oi
Evans was somehow connected with tue Treasury OF ne
State have nothing to say AGAINST MT. Byats. TO
membci aim very well He used y be , cryeE psu, a
and he must he the same man whdused u furnish nss
to the State. III there be any soldiers III my presence
they carried into the face Of the enemy and into the Jaws
of death the Stars and Stripes with the coat OF arms ol
flags lost In the war but two Of those fags were lost
tremendous appauscl for while The enemy might tike
the national emblem tc soldiers OF pennsylvania mann
tanned he honor Of the state. Increased app,ausel
Pardon the episode became so accustomed IN tie war
10 speak Of the who served the country tnat sanu
ing IN the presence of so many men OF Pmadelpl, the
soldier comes back TO ne lCheosl Ihey usel 20 sly
had soldier on the BRAIN UucOutrOlabe el, elngI
You will pardon little sensitiveness this subject,
because dd not ;ai 10 notice certain efforts made at
Harrisburg during tue Investigation iutO this matter 20
throw some dscredt upon the statement made 70 the
then in power. committee Of the Legislature reported,
however, that that correct The present Governor
persons called witnesses and after long and
painful Investigation they found that the accounts had
been settled aud hat the money had been improperly
detained. From 1867 tolS the moneys should have been
state te resqe knows Eeng ~ OF f it, n0f The Auditor
General should have passed aud settled the accounts
the war claims settled 1 Ar, EVahs We're IuI 1i
from the accounting dep rmcn OF the State over Vhicn
Rencri Macfev did Rot Know that ts iafs5 sum Of
money. belonging to the treasury OF which he held the
CUSTODY, was not in the treasury, it was hS 91y TO
srtrsSnf frn, " 5d been cSilcctdj and hat il was
not ia the treasury and lac failed 20 expose IT. ne should
HartTanfi is n"t G"aied 3ay' Ee gives
from Mr.. Evans-the sum OF 5000. 1t was lodn-be
When furnishing evidence for Mr. vans to settle the
war claims of this great CommonwealLh when in con-
slant connection with him. when Mr. Evans had some
where the money OF the people Of Pennsyyana, 1t was
rather Icmarkable that, TO buy fax. IN MontEomery
County Cen Hartranit would 60 TO Evans To- ooIloW
money. iLaughterl True, my friends, Gen. Hartranit
returned the money, but nc returned few days after
plosion occurred. Great laughterl remember once
stopped TO 9e amused at Carncross d DNey . on EoE
negro, who came in and took seat and after some time
had on striped ticking pantaloOus, and leau-loOkng
carPet-bag, as if an elephant had trampled on II.
SAID w har have Won been ~ "Down here" "DoIn
whari' "Down here" What have you oeen doingf,
TG9I @e5 doi Garkey you nave 1ah We sIytpi' n
lRoars OF aushterl said the old negro, What
nave you been IN iail FOR ~ WHY SAID he, nor
Il borrowed S." "Who oid you borrow it from I" II
borrowed il from man" After hestatng some time.
thing wrong ab0ut this they don't put ngscrs In jail
FOR borrowing laughteIl; was not there something
money" lRoars of Iaughter.l Gen. Hartranr
still don't think it IS right that man WHO
the state tremendous cheerngl; andif Mackey hold The
money of the state, and, knowing there was $50" 900 IN
Evanss hands, he did not tell it, he should not be re-
elected TO the Treasury. More appauseJ do not
think 1t is exactly right. Cheers wonder there IS
no man in Pennsylvania that could make Governor
plause, and three cheers for Buckalew.1 We have
nave greatly changed since lei the state tLaugbterJ
That Evans transaction is very bad my fellow citizens.
rENNsTLvANIA FEEEMEN BEYOND THE CONTROL OF
If you 90 out of the Republican party aud vote for
fiaming landbii in Chester County yesterday, calling
the people TO meet together and declare tat they VIII
not vote for rebels aughterl not ony traitors Du5
rebels. Rebels against what gOyernmeutI iaNe tley
lest their aesance ana deHty 10 tae hH2 l }rcc s
pacti Do they not love the Sate ana an l9s t daS % &
tutons No, rebels 10 the RING cheeriDgI. cast your
lot politically where you pee Det opIS an1 on
TJause that lasted for several minues AND there 9Ie
thousands in the Commonwealth who assert those rgnJs
by the same name regardless Of dennnclatlon lke-
Nv frehds if 4 were not for the Presidential election
thai ticket would beaten 5000 next Tuesday More
appausel There would he reyOits al over ihe state
tlal election pending. Wei, under ordinary circum
cumstancos II might be well TO accommodate yourselves
10 such mandate; but when there is taint OF Cherry
Hill holding of S3JO0CO for nearly three years
without telling tie people where Their money WAS @alu
the money thus held k borrowed aud returned when the
thing exploded, and when one week before the election
liberty Is gwen 10 poor ieo% VIZ ht d -
when they raised the cry OF party ana cracked e whp
thousands reused ooeulece, anu n ~ .'o i @ I
not even made Them subseryent [Great applause.l
That is all my friends. II is last simple question,
temen are becued by their anxiety this contest
denOunce every gentleman who differs with them
Whenever American citizen crgets ms loyalty 10 te
country and hs allegiance TO the natlon whenever ne
FOL gets manhood and Individuality and Is controlled
by combinations OF and the fear of denuncaton II
lac does obey their commands then we submit 10 Oe
ruled by the discipline OF party and not by the
independently expressed will OF the people. Apphuse
have heard rumOrs that IL Impossible 10 defeat ths
ticket the city cannot give as much majority as
Is Having in the last week been through
part Of the State do not thnk tIat p0sslDe. Sheeis
Painful distress the people OF the expenditure OF
vast sums OF money throughout the State to control TINS
lection but money rs OF htte cOnseqHehce my le,iOM
citizens in election in Pennsylvania More cheer-
frei a municipaiity but when you COME to control
the majority OF 100000 votes OF free and intelll-
act upon the dictates of their own conseenees'
millions of money cannct control them len
have made up their minds that they will not act upon
the dctation of any combination even II untnnsd no
Psepsfated from the intellect of the State, can
control the will of the freemen OF Pemsy lVaIa' lUn-
numbers of negroes have been recently put In Pennsy
vania and it not known to what extent, gt ceTa o mn
slatye districts. The negroes DO not exactly knoW
where they are going or %as LEADS 'e except Una"
CHARLES X. BUCKALEw IA AN HONEST MAN
for a Democrat know Charles Buekalew, and know
hIa we'll IAppause Ihaye known him Tor 20 years,
aud viii stand up before my audience anywhere ana
challenge any man who says aught but that ne is an
honest upright man Great eheeri9gI He Is III al,
Pennsylvania. He has made his heavy mark upon
the legislation and the Constitution OF thSt STATE;
lie is denounced as traitor during the war
My friends, during the war maintained
pleasant relations Win Chares h' DucAaem' anu & &ma
of Pennsylvania will believe that was much in
rebels nong.continued cheerngl, and hurl into the
teeth OF auy man, high low rich poor, aud pro-
nounce him calumniaor who dares to say that asso-
cated with rebels ana traitors leat enthusiasm, the
whole audience rising and cheering for several mnutes
and OF any who would accuse me OF voting Tor a
traitor OF a rebel There IS rebellion now. The sold
ier was the first to the Rebellion. On the return Of
peace he was willing to forget aud forgive lie biayely
went 10 the front and any friend OF Gen Fitzpatrick who
here will tell you that while the general the colonel
and the major deserve full credit that you owe your
Government and your free institutions to tho men 90
carried the musket and the saber lAppldfsel Jhey
were willing forget and forgive the enemy aud 20 try
70 return 10 fraternal feelings and make THIS great
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