The New York herald., 1872-09-19
MIR. GREELEY EN- ROUTE.


The special train on which Mr.. Greeley and his
party go West started from the Jersey City depot
at quarter to ten this morning Mr.. Greeley ac-
cOmpanied by Messrs. Keck Fitzgerald, Sinclair
and Cleveland took his seat In the at about
about twenty minutes to ten and the train imme
diatsly started.
At Newark Governor Randolph OF New Jersey
boarded the train and accompanied the Philosopher
for the rest of the tour through New Jersey There
was q small and undemonstratve crowd present,
who invaded the car and shook hands with the
venerable Sage.
At Elizabeth, where the train arrived at half.past
ten O'Clock, there was crowd assembled, small
but enthusiastic Some entered the car and shook
hands with the Philosopher, while the rest re-
mained outside and hurrahed Mr.. Greeley went
out on the platform and shook hands with the peo
pie. At Railway, where the train arrived at twen-
ty1ve minutes to eleven O'clock there was another
crowd. The Philosopher was introduced by Cover
nor Randolph who excused him from making q
speech.
At New Brunswick, at eleven O'Clock, he was
again introduced By Governor Randolph as our
next President, and in response to calls said:-
MIR. GRBELEYs REMARKS.
49,. l. nave starred M on somewhat long tourney anu
once or twice in the open air and trust you will
excuse me from any extended remarks
Mr.. Greeley then stepped out and walked arm-in-
arm with Governor Randolph to the new Brunswick
House, where he received the citizens, being
doubly introduced by Mr.. J. Elmer Stout and the
Governor.
At Trenton the Philosopher was greeted by an
enthusiastic crowd. and being introduced by Gov
ernor Randolph no longer dsdaned to make his
voice heard, but spoke as follOws:-
Mr.. GagELEY's SPEECH AT TRENTON.
CITIZENS OF NEW JEEsEY-ln SO lar as your coming
thank you most heartily II it also indicates an inter-
est in the great liberal movement, of which am, to
tore to reunite our people on osss-iat this moment moment
the whstling of passing engines drowned
the voice Of the speaker, and he paused,
to reunite us in the bonds OF genuine sympathy to
buid up the waste places Of the war; to turn aside,
to eface the bitter memories of few years
back. In so far as your presence here indicates an
interest in that movement, thank you from the
bottom OF my heart.
Cheers and hurrahs followed, and then q rush
for the train to enjoy the usual handshaking Here
EX-GOVERNOR BIGLER OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Joined the party as one Of the Pennsylvania Com
mttee 60 escort the Sage and also Henry G. Kelsey,
Secretary of state OF New Jersey; State senator
Henry S. Little and number OF Others.
The next stopping place was Bristol. IA. The
moment the line was crossed 1t was evident that
the party had
STRUCK AN OCTOBER STATE.
Signs OF lively political canvassing were visible
everywhere. At Bristol cannon and music greeted
the coming OF the liberal chief, and big demo-
cratic club with banners, ranged about the sta
tlon. The crowd was the largest and most enthu-
sastic the party had yet encountered. Mr.. Greeley
was introduced by Captain Cameron, and spoke
as follows:-
oREELEY's SPEECH At BRISTOL. "a.
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES, PENNsYLyANIANS AND
JERsEYMEN:-I greet your assembage on this oc-
casion as happy omen Of union and energy In the
contest before US. greet this DingliDg OF people
frcm either side Of your great river In one
assemblagc az type OF the gathering
OF men ron one party and from the
other In an honest effort TO improve
the operations Of your government and to make
the American people more united In heart and In
sympathy-unted not merely under one nag, but
united people who have difered and have fought,
but have settled their controversies and resolved
evermore TO live In peace and harmony. (Applause.)
greet, then, your gathering In sucn vast numbers
on this occasion as joyful omen OF what is to be
in the election before u.s. hold IL sign that New
other will raise their voices and give their votes Tor
the great work CT reform aud reconciliation on
which we have entered. Chcers Friends, neigh
bors bid you kindly farewell.
'The Old Man Eloquent" then descended from
his platform and re-entered the cars greeted by
the cheers OF the people, the footing OF lands
and the waiving OF hats only a short stay was
made at Mantua or West Phisdelpha, IN which
there was no demonstration or speech making.