New-York tribune., 1872-09-25


CLEVELAND, Sept. A.-The party that left
Indianapolis last nghtMr. Greeley. Committees and
,cnorters-vasa a Thoroughly exhausted one, TO whom
even the rumbliug berhs of seepingcar seemed de-
hcous boon Now that the feverish enthusiasm OF last
evening has passed away, and the different features OF
the mass meeting at Indianapolis can be dispassonaeiy
considered the impression the magnihcenoe of the
gathering remains overpowerng when Greeley and
VOORHEES, stood side by side in the bancy of countless
torehighs face the deafenng shouts of thousands
AT the hour of half past this morning the depot was
crowded with travellers from the tnorth, east south
and west and the songs and shouts for Gree
lev almost made the place a Bedam. The
magnitude of the crowds which turned
cut 20 Mr. Greeley TO see the demonstration in
his honor is roughly estimated by many at number
aearly equalng tho citys population. The route TO-
day been toward Cleveland by way OF Hamilton and
Dayton Hamilton the party driven in carriages
70 tRo residence of the Hon. L. ID. Campbell, where
platform had been erected Here after receiving the
Aosptahtes Of his host and being introduced by him,
hr, Greeley made a speech;
SPEECH AT HAMILTON.
He expected that the night Of the 9Th OF October tho
people OF Indiana would send forth their majestic voice
the side OF national reconciliation. The great Liberal
wave sweeping over the country, destined TO
eace all distinctions of and all past bitterness ana
TO wipe out all this there viii scarcely be found any
where heartier response than from that people Last
night not less than $1,000 Of them met us at Indianapolis
say far their State was concerned they
will speak in an unequivocal voice. They are with you,
they are YOU Liberals Of Oo and of all the States,
In declaring that, strife having ceased, hatred shall
cease prescription shall cease, disranchisement shall
cease and whole American people united under one
flag and animated by patriotic impulse. shall march
forward once more that OF greatness
and prosperity, planned and prepared for
them by our Revolutionary Fathers lApplauseJ
Those Fathers when we were but thirteen little States
scattered along Atlantic border as though prophets
cally) called themselves the Continental army That
was the army which fought the battles Of the Reyou'
ton. Though country then covered but
narrow strip the Atlantic seaboard yet in spirit and
aspiration the American eagle looked over across TINS
whole broad land said this is all mines this shall
be planted and watered by the people who acknowledge
my ascendency." -
30 friends we are resolved not merely that we shall
be uned in geography that there shall be Govern
ent from Texas TO Maine aud Oregon, but that there
sha be willing, joyful, cordial united people lap
pauscl pinned together by bayOnes; not stricken
down aud held PROSTATE by force; but all OF them,
North and South, East and West, rejoicing
that they American people and that one flag covers
them ALL that one law rules them ALL that country
embraces and enfods them ALL There is no more doubt
at last that all mnst be as we propose We can't nate
each other forever. We can't keep raking up
stories OF Andersonvile, Salisbury and Libby Prison
to make the people hostile in heart to those who live be-
the ONO River We shah learn at last ana we shall
at last TO be one people. why not nOWt seven
years the last shot was hTed Seven years ana more
The last Confederate flag was surrendered ana was
furled, and still we 80 on holding conventions
military cOnveutOns-tO emphasize ana aggIahdl1e
the triumph Of part over another part b GSoSe me m
people OF the South shall say 70 the people 0I he
We rejoice that country was not dyided that our
defeated; ud last that it our destiny and cur
blessing be part OF the great American people.
COMPLETE RECONCILIATION.
So the South will say. The time shall be when the
States south of the Ohio shall rejoice heartily you
can rejoice Slavery has passed away for ever They
Will feel that great chain was htted rom
their necks; that the shaekles were broken
which bound their limbs when four mil
and made citizens Of this country where they] ] had iGI
merlv been slaves. They Will yet realize that virginia
tIc C,r0lipas and Georgia shall richer and nober,
freer and purcr than they would nave been so long as
nan of ther people were held in bondage They will real
H. mat a was their weakness has through emanclpa-
ton their strength Will rejoice t AOtus INV
10 mar the unity Or cloud the destny 4i our our
bitterness, let contention ana jealousy persn OIeNeI.
Let forget that have fought Let us only
that have made peace Let US say theIe sha DC no
degradSto9 no PeUPe Over nr Tnmph is the Uplifting
OF every 10 the common platform OF American I'D
eIty and American nationality Our triumph Is not the
trumph OF a section; the triumph OF race; II
is not triumph OF class. IL Is the TRIUMPH oI lhe
American people making us ali III lfe, IN heart ana pf-
pose peOpe, the one people OF the great American
AN ELOQUENT APPEAL.
Fellow-ctzens 10 this work of reconciliation dedi-
cate MYSELF for this purpose would not feel 1t was
triumph for me 20 chosen your President any part
Of the American people should have right TO
feel that my triumph was their degradation.
/ believe a triumph OF the Liberal cause
will be triumph Of the States that vote against H. that
there county in the Union Whch wiz not pT Det'e
worth living in and more valuable because we nav 80
acted 90 appealed been responded To by the Amerlca
psOple there no longer lines OF separation anu
alienation divide us. To tins END nave suuggleo
since The last cannon shot fred IN the war OF sece
iou and dsuuiOn. To this end have hoped and aspfed
This end 70 be not far distant
peopc Of Ohio entreat you so 10 act so 10 SPEAK so
10 vote every shall feel on the evening OF the
sth of next month. that he has taken manlul
!Ieople and their Government, and toward the upbud-
ING toward the perfection, the rounding cut oI TINS
American Republican nat0nahy'
The next stoppage Of any consequence was at Dayton
Here the preparations fitting reception were ample
and were wei carried out fine band was in readi-
AS were carriages horses and the Line OF march
10 tne Court house was begun Dayton has reason to
he proud as well as her guest OF the admirable arrange
ments of welcome. At Indianapolis was presented the
appearance OF a prOdgiOus crowd OF many thousands
unmxed with police uniforms yet surpI1s-
,npIv quiet and orderly, fact which
forns fattering tribute to its character.
Al DAYTON the authorities had thOughuly called out
their police force Mr. Greeleys pathway was care
fully Kept open and the popular eagerness restrained
His address here was received with the fun measure OF
enthusiasm which has distinguished his sojourn in ONO
In fact his welcome 10 Ohio forms one Of the most
0atterng features Of the trip. Railroad men
here say they never before carried a distn-
gusbed man who called forth such earnest
oloV,ine euloges. and so much uncomfortable enthu-
sasm. At Springfield and UrbaDa, both called Repub-
Iican stronghods the crowds shook his hand and
the same hearty tones bade him good cheer. AT the
former place delivered another speech upon recon
cilation. The following is his speech at Dayton
SPEECH AT DAYTON.
FKLIOw-CITIzEKs or DAYTON: have but few mo-