The New York herald., 1872-08-01
Horace Greeley Panacea for All
Existing Evils.
REPUBLICANISM LOST TO HIM FOREVER.
Handling ''Gentlemen of the AdminiStra-
-''' ton" Without Gloves.
s.s-i -.
A Grant Procession and Meeting
at the Wigwam.

INDIANAPoIIs July 81, 1872.
The citizens of Indianapolis have been consldera-
bly, excited to-day over the fact that two mass
meetings were to be held in the evening, drawing
out all available forces. The liberal republicans,
enthusiastically supported by the democracy are
assembled this evening at the Academy of Music,
and the Grant republicans are congregated at the
Wigwam. rain storm, mixed with hail,
blew up about four O'Clock, and threatened to
mar the festivities of the Grant people, who in
Cluded tOrChlight procession In their demonstra-
ton, but to the delight of the popuace 1t was soon
over. Senator Trumbull arrived at five O'Clock,
and was escorted to the Bates House by
James r. Craven, candidate for Leuten-
ant Governor Of the State, and D. w. Hanna.
The Attorney General, Colonel AIvord, M.
NJ. Ray, Mr.. Bingham and other distinguished
democrats called upon Senator Trumbull at his
hotel. At eight O'Clock the Academy of Music was
denselY crowded. large proportion Of ladies' being
noticeable both in the parquet and galleries. A
transparency bearing the names OF Greeley and
Brown which was brought in was received with O
storm Of cheers.
SENATOR TRUMBULLs SPEECH.
Mr.. Frank Kennedy introduced Senator Trum-
bull who was received with "pandem0nium OF
cheers,n and said -
thank you for this cordial reception which
trust will echo loudly across the continent In
November. shall endeavor to give you
some OF my reasons which have caused me,
a lifelong republican, to assume the position
now occupy. The Senator then went on to ex.
plain the modus operandt Of electng President and
the system OF electors. In conclusion he said that
Washington had deprecated In his farewell ad-
dress more than aught else partisan spirit. Men
in America have become almost slaves to party,
and he wished to say that they must not
be held in the chains of such slavery longer.
party might dictate to them the banishment Of ib.
ertv in the selection Of President. Not only this,
Sa 5 e to vote for
csnsns in 1Ss e: New w SRs ssS
on his election to the Presidency And did not
appoint General Longstreet rebel, as Collector of
New Orleans ? rebel who fought you for year
presided over the Philadelphia Convention.
THE MISSION OF HORACE GREELEY
Of the land. In appointments washington de-
tions for office, and said beyond these he had no
question to ask. Jefferson said the pressure for
appon H ts only Tn capacity saa a wG% and
is nsw Sd wnn are re Rpss sp not
in party caucuses and conventions The speaker
had introduced bill to prevent any Senator or
ttCheersl But, said he, that bill did not pass
gressmen I and Senators who owed their rI POSITIONS
70 men they must pay oG In this manner
Senator ~ then read Nom the report Of the
man, reading personal qualifications and integrity
are not necessary to- appointment to ONCE" &c
speaker was entering upon discussion Of
GRANTS SYSTEM OF PUBLIC PATRONAGE,
with Sand %usc y and boy
yelling drowned his voice. As soon as he could be
heard Senator Trumbull said he supposed 1t was a
1otn Inn irwin IN In hntn ku TrAxy
had been coming In ever since the Cincinnati Con-
ventIon. He now proposed to speak Of the recon-
but as he could not speak OF all of them he would
speak OF one. Cries Of Georgia, GeorgiarD
YES, WILL SPEAK OF GEORGIA,
held by the throat by the administration OF Gen.
eral Grant, refused admission TO Congress by the
Senatorial ring which has run the Presidency, and
now its representatives are admitted to seats In
| the national government, after being crushed out
| for three years. The Governor OF that State has
gone reside in foreign country with millions in
Grant. For three years the South has cried for
terms, but
which has seized upon the patronage OF the nation,
has spurned it forth, wishing to perpetrate Its de.
they, for the S purpose Of party SPITE seemingly AMI
mated BY the Evii One himself, have sought to fire
the passions Of the people There Is but % one one man nan
country, count y, and that man is Horace Greeley.
Custom House frauds Of New w York, but fear have
| not time. wish to say
| ONE WORD OF LOUISIANA.
You all know Of the dissensons which arose in that
State abetted by the interference of the agent Of
| the administration In the city Of New Orleans. A
Collector Of the Port, In order to prevent quorum
| fr0m assembling in the Legislature put part Of Its
| members on board Q United States vessel and
! took them ont Of the jurisdiction OF the State:
| This oficer Of the United States government used
the power vested In him by that government to
break up the Legislature and government OF Louisi-
| ana Not only that, but committee sent on
to investigate his action land let me say, party
| In power which appoints such q committee chooses
one that Will not damage the character Of the
| members OF that party whose action Is questi0ned)
reported these facts have stated. and they also
| renOrted that