The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-27
TRIUMPHANT PROGRESS

Continued Denominations OF the Conn.
try,s Confdence-Words OF Wisdom
from tho sage Of Chappaqun.
WASHINGTON. September 26.
TUG uyauon TO MT. Greeley continues 81
every point of his Westward tour. The follow:
ing are extracts from his recent speeches.
Had I been q Southern man during the war,
educated as Southerners were, | might have
acted as they did; but being'a Northerner ]
have been one OF the first to advocate peace
when the danger had passed away, though
mot without securing the liberties of the
blacks. There are white men still disfranchls.
ed, and for them I now plead. We have been
generous and just to The blacks; let us at least
be lust to the whites. If TIE. people only knew
the whole truth about The carpet-bag govern
ments In the Southern States, there would
be no doubt of the result OF this canvass.
also greatly suffered and repented, and
should be forgiven. The robbers of South
Carolina would be on q dead. race out of that
State TWO DAYS after they heard that o new
government was elected against them. When
[ went bail for JEFF. Davis my action was nc:
for n, man, Ii was an overture to the whole
Southern people; millions Of men felt that act
OF kindness to their section, and for their sake
/ deemed 1t wise to do as did. Men say ]
shall be defeated, but I can't be defeated; ]
NAV not succeed as q candidate, but the effort
! am making to bring the people Into more
trusting relations with each other can't fall
It must succeed.
Ladies' and gentlemen, In travelling
through Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, ]
have been greatly surprised at the enthusiasm,
hesrtiness and resolution I have found In per-
sons whom I have met. At pittsburg, Clncin-
natl, Indianapolis and Cleveland l have seen
greater gatherings than I have ever before
Witnessed on any occasion like this, and not
only In these cities, but In towns OF one thous'
and and FIVE thousand Inhabitants, / have
been met by Immense gatherings OF people,
and everywhere heartiness, everywhere zeal,
and everywhere the opposite Of doubt or dls'
trust. I tell you, friends, the States OF OHIO
and Indiana will have to be bought II they
are to be carried by the supporters OF the
President in the election at hand, and I don't
think that either Ohio or Indiana con be
bought" [Applause.1
II cannot Judge 80 we'll Of the sentiment of
Pennsylvania, but what I have seen of 1t sur
prises me, aud I have assurances that the
election of Mr. Buckalew ID q fixed fact"
The Rally or tho Colored Men for Gree
ley and Brown.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September rs.
The Colored Liberal National Convention
assembled this morning. Twenty-Five States
were represented. The following letter from
Mr.. Greeley was read with applause:
NEW YORK, September 9.
Gents-I trust that the day Is at hand when
we shall know nothing OF any mans color,
but esteem and trust him as he shall conduct
himself as q man and q citizen. For the pres
sent, / acquiesce in the expediency of holding
q convention of colored men, but I hope that
they may not be needed after this year, and
trusting that your deliberations may strongly
HORACE GREELEY.
Tho Alabama Coalltion.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, September 26.
The Democrats and Liberals of this district
nominated Oates, Democrat, for Congress,
Fsber, Republican, for %elector, and W. Miller,
Republican, for member Of the board OF edu.
Gallon.
SOUTH BEND, IND, September 26.
Schuyler Colfax, In Introducing General
Hswley at q Republican meeting held here
to-day, took occasion to disavow any connec
ton With the Credit Mobllier. He said be had
newer had a dollar of stock la his lite that he
did not pay for, and added, II claim the right
to purchase stock In the Credit Mobilier, OF
the credit immooilier If there is one; In the
Union Pacific, or Central Pacific, or Lake
Shore South Bend. or In any other railroad, Of
In oil wells, gold mines, or any other enter
prise promising immense dividends, although
they sometimes fall to do 3d."