New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

BOWleS
abundance Of testimony proves that the votes Of MS
rghtfully thrown out and committee OF the House oI
Representatives takes the case up anu anu sav
unanimously. without dissenting voice Easo the the
scat So, on that unanimous It to the House.
which, by equally unanimous vote says tne Sas
Renubican because they tonight Just the same thing
IN Texas, where they turned out william i; ;ar,f he
cause he was elected by good majority and there was
not dissenting voice In the committee or III
GRANT RELIEVES CLAYTON PROM hERIED m @ t
so then, you that yon are not resting on tb %
about Clayton and hs Government here tv ne Wnnse
nous decision OF Committee on EeChoua ha ~ 1nd,nptIy
of Representatives that Mr. CLAYTON ornoa mao fSe mn
returned votes, and od,ed nc h"1 and rejected and
ousted the man who elected Ihs Is not STATE
Well Gentlemen, the Federal Court was convened or
held session two three months aiter Ihese out"ke
Grand Jury Of that Court examined into
these these facts and indicted Powell &C Clayton ton
and his confederates for this erlme. We had
Distrct-Attomey prepared TO put him rlght stalgnI
through Mr. aIp99ted by p1f Mr.
Clayton through and tue states Prso9 was saetes
Walked into washington, and induced the Presi;
dent 10 remove that righteous ana iaithtn itl h
place and that is the end of the prosecution that Is
the end OF the whole thing-a gone 10 rack anu run
of into the State Prison You asked what the Gov
ernment has TO do about lti VIII tell YOU Ihey al
They ali cry out, "Hurrah for Grant; give him
two terms. Give him twenty terms II you IKE, Inese
other fellows disoyal. They are Onelerm
men put them out" They say turn them out and put IN
to stand by Clayton and his Board and IL Is DONE
want you to see that this thing all goes back on yOu
the people of the United States You are susaS VI
these ini9Ges; we ha6 boso c thar oveTnmeht
would stop all this business III short time; Men VINO
dead race out of that State two days after
they had heard that another Government eI vas as
Georgia resigned and ran away these would all
get if they dd not feel that the mighty arm Oh inc
Federal Government Outsretched for their protec
tion and defense. II Is against this inlquty thht We
fight The villains who corrupt elections III AIRahsas s
are all shouting for GTant-shOung and Worklng lOr
him-and they are gaming immunity for their Crimes
THE DUTY OF THE PEOPLE.
Fellow-citzens, do not know what VIII be te decision
else is very that what they wish Will be the re-
Sny s@5 look n ntS these heSs wicked at
south d See @ 9d% bS as the sH pS6c nmn Of
the North. know that and believe that the light Is
creeping in. Twohirds Of your Journals have never never
bag villains. They suppress facts, they conceal lacts
and as the people 90 TS G yo
YOU want a." Now, I am not reconced to having such
I want governments that honest men can
enGsd Citation to DC The Southern people
y s9ned In my ana lGey ~ hase Se aIgpa su
spent some time there, and came back. lie Is very
Jealous cs ian ana ne e sd ssd y u man there
who, when Secession began, was living IN PaTls on an
allowance from MS fatler OF year uVM
clerk TO negro assessor in Charleston at s2 day ana
mighty glad to get It," Now, such things 90 take place
think II is time that generous hand was ouIselcheu
aid them.
their counryuen at the south have insisted that
all the blacks shall be entranchised and they nave been
enfranchised then Insist that you shall De en-
franchsed also" There 10000 disiTanchlsed this
day Arkansas and the only hope OF carrying that
State for Grant keep them disfranchlsed rms IS
one Of their purposes-tO keep them DISTINGUISHED ana
all over the South there are such lnqntles as ths
hfuy ding from GrRhf IN. M
have beenP our enemies. Let us forget the past,
let us come together one common platform;
we wipe out all acknowledgements, all prescriptions
stand with the common platform OF natlOna1ty,
equal rights equal law for all the people, and let us
again hold and push forward the mighty republic
In it's career greatness and prosperity This is what
/ think the people ought to say in tins
election, and make that Southern people ieel that
ten t6a wrong and arc now prepared TO hold with
them and carry forward the destines to promote and
united fraternal people. 10 that end | labored
to that end speak ana 40 Dele's saS evIbaI 1haI
before You calculated to produce that end To secure
that end am individually nothing; but that movement
was right, and not moment 700 soon l imp0fe
the people to take and reach the end successfully
aud triumphanuy.
When the train stopped Erie Mr.. Greeley made the
following address:
SPEECH AT ERIE.
FELLOW CITIZENS: 1t was about fOrty-oue and half
years ago that a rather green country boy WIN an my
worldly wealth done up In a very small bundle walked
into this place Winter morning, LOOKING lOr
work by which to my bread. l found employment
and kindness IN the Office of Mr. serrett In ne Ele
gazette Office for six months, and these six months are
among the peasantest or all the months now recall
tried TO be, feOw-ctzens while Hyed mere IN. Gl-
gent faithful correct though not veryramd ypesetef
and trust that in my humble sphere lnade many
friends aud no enemies was niue gwen 10 81
sny Pother place have visited as in Erie 40 years ago.
am sure no one who differed from me
ever has laid up against me anything
yhic sal during
came when there was no work here 1or me 10 90
1 would gladly have remained for years, per
haps all my lifetime, but work failed,
and like too many Others set my face toward
have mistakenly thought, could not fail TO fud em-
ployment. went there, and though for some years
TOpe could find nd rueans to stop but few
weeks still was able TO mo- hoid mao on l
likely to abide Ihaye felowctzens, been there rorty
years as printer and editor the trade when l
aspired. 1 have been reasonably successi9 theIe
apghteE that 2ond to ss fSpgh tbo % So have have
always been generously subsisted; My labors, when
have been constant and ardu0us have been lairly re-
do not feel, in spite OF all the bitterness, IS,
many old friends with whom l have seen cause
to differ to-day, feel toeraby certain that so long as
able TO decent existence without pulling up my
stakes and making another experiment Oi pace anu
f FelIowcitizens, feel deeply grateful to many old
friends whom met In Erie these many years ago ago,
Inc greater HumDtf Ol tnost hhcM an" NV
have passed away. We who remain are few. We
who knew each Otner then are rev.
new generation has grown up here in Erle so that
probably fourifths of all whom knew ana loved when
/ took up my bundle and started out OF
Erie Al years ago not living now, You
are a new generation. But / know Erie, / know
her spirit. know her hberality. know her readiness
10 afford generous appreciation 10 the motives ana pur
poses OF those she has known aud esteemed 50 feel
that when the bitterness and passions OF the day
shall have passed away, I may return 10
Erie reuuite some OF the ties of friendship
which later occurrences have somewhat tried but which,
am sure, they have not totally separated have knd
memories Of Erie and trust that are here have
gentle renembrances OF that in the future, s IN
the past, shall come to them with open hands and