New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
CRATE BROWN IN INDIANA.

HE ADDRESSES A LARGE MEETING AT INDIAN
APOLI5-MAsTERLY REVIEW or TIE Ma
TIONAL IsSUES-TElBUTE 10 MIR. GREELEf'
GBY TELEGRAPH TO Tng TEIBUSEl
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. lib. Graft Brown,
Liberal candidate for the YcePresdency spoke here
thi, evening Arrangements had been made for an i'm
mense outdoor demonstration, hut heavy ram
prevented 1t, and the meeting was held in the
Academy OF Music. Considering tho weather there
was good attendance. The Hon. Bayl W.
Hanna presided. Gov. Brown was warmly received
He read his speech which the following is synopsis;
The contesl IS not simply struggle for power between
two parties, but will also settle the question
as to whether future form OF government snail
ma = monarchy or n constitutional republic. II
tho present Administration IS retained In power there
is nothing TO induce the belief that placemen VIII be
less numerous abuses Of the appointing power less
Agran or that tie patronage in the hands OF the Ad
ministrauon, unscrupulousiy used to perpetuato
its existence, would not for years hence dc
used with greater force for the same purpose
On the other hand tho Liberal and Democratic parties
stand commit ted TO reversal OF tho scheme OI ptFaOhd
government u compel subOrdnatou OF the eylc 10 the
military power to respect the writ Of baDeas corpus
and individual liberty and justiGes the hope that
wa may again return TO the wiser states
onship OF the fathers TO Union restored on principles
of peace and justice. AMI to permanent continuation o
the equal rights OF all classes OF citizens IN all sections OF
the country. The abundant promises maze py the Nc
puilican party remain unfulfled. Economy has not
been practised. People puntered; the South
persecuted and tho aspiration "Lat us nave
peace" means nothing and has accomplished less. The
f,ilure OF the Government carry out Civil Service
Reform and its consequent abuses are shameful ana so
are the sale the site for CustOIhouse III 81 Louis
for GOOO0 to be devoted TO partisan uses ana the lay
ing Of assessments the public servants to reeect
President Grant The Office holders -re masters OF the
people.
IA n demOrallZinE,
tbc decentralization has been openly and elaboraey en-
courasd By the Administration The reduction Oh lhe
debt is outragrOusly disproportonae 10 the tAa'on
The condition OF the South IL pthnli recohehtS'o 'on
is postponed in Congress and finally sacrificed 10 parh
ends In the South negroes have organized as race
IN rule the States in subseryence to 10 political aSran-
dtzcmcnt The legitimate rights OF the colored
r,ce should bc held sacred, but they should
not as n race attempt 10 assert mystery over
others commercially and socially. Every way Dut DO
uticllly peace been restored in the SOUTH Grant
leaders DO desire political peace The south desires
peace and order, and mas as much ihc'e'' III ''''7
the laws as the North.
Tho sneaker then said: Nor it be Imagined that
those TO whom it is proposed to commit the Government
Will be recreant their oats false to the principles OF
n lifetime. untrue TO the humantes they
have so constantly invoked. What Is there IN
the character OF the distinguished states
statesman proposed for your suffrage that can warrant
doubt OF the honesty OF Horace Greeleyf lie may not
have been bred to the profession or arms;
be may not have that bitterness in his
heart that renogales feel; he may not have dynasty
TO found under color OF party TO serve; but bstered
be the tongue which dages to assert that' IN tue
rorfornance OF any duty dovolved upon him
nv the Constitution and the laws, he would
either cover in timidity from it's DISCHARGE
or be restrained BY any base, unworthy
motive. Gov Brown concluded a mastery address by
bearing personal testimony to the integrity and abilty
OF Senator Hendricks. Mr. Keoner son OF Gov heoner
ot Illinois appeared in place OF his father who was in
disposed. He spoke in German.