New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
IMMENSE LIBERAL MEETING AT DOYLES-
TOWN,
BUCKS COUNTY CERTAIN FOR BUCKALEw-THE
HARTRANFT PARTY Observation-Disclosures
SPEECHES BY Gov HOFFMAN, MR.. BUCKA-
LEW, COL. M'CLURE, AND OTHERS.
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DoYLEsTowN, Sept. 25.-The political out
look OF the campaign in Pennsylvania has entirely
changed within the last "a hours. Gov. Curtins letter
has smtten the Grant leaders with palsy from which
there is recovery. On the road here to-day from
Wilkesbarre the signs OF an abandoned for the
Harranft ticket were presented at every station The
Lehigh Valley alame with enthusiasm for Bucka-
lew, and prominent Republicans who have staked
largely the issue of the OctoOer election, were
hedging Buekalew by Offering $500 TO $500 on his sue
The most influential Pennsylvania German is
Esais Biingfelt Of Lancaster for eight years Re
publican State Senator. On Monday night he
charged homo upon the Cameron Ring and the Camera
nian candidate the responsibility Of their peculaton OF
State funds and their malyersatlon Of State finances. II
anything needed to strengthen the effect Of Gov.
Curtns letter. this ringing speech of Mr. Bngfelt had
directly this effect His speech and Curtns letter have
been worth 10000 votes to the OF Reform Prom
inent Republicans declare that the contest is ended
Buckaews election is assured and the only question
is now one of majority
To-day has witnessed an unwonted scene in this
county. Situated the northern border of Philade
pha. Bucks, has given changing majorities for both
political parties and neither could claim it for its
Now s aroused for Buckaew, and since early morn
ing Its county-seat has witnessed the most I'M
paraleled demonstration in Eastern Pennsyl
vana outside OF Philadelphia There have been not less
than IT. goo persons present. At 10 this morning i'm
mense procession formed composed Of half foot and
half mounted men, and with transparences and banners
II marched into the surrounding townships, receiving
cross-road, until numbered
6OO0 Then returning to the city the greatest meeting
ever seen in the county was organized Ex-District
Attorney James made speech introducing Gen. XII
patrick. The latter reviewed Grants careers sol
dier and a statesman, awarding fullest need OF praise
to the General, but utter lack OF ability President
Following Gen. Fitzpatrick came Gov Hoffman of New
York, whose speech a effort. He arraigned
the Administration for its systematic Capitalization and
its attempts control State city and township cleo
tions. He exposed Boutwell's management OF the
finances and contrasting the past glory OF the Republic
with Its present condition. said that If the policy
tinued of teaching half the nation relgiousy
hate other flag would trail in dishonor aud shame
among the natonatos Of the earth. In such crisis,
Mr. Hoffman said, the only hope OF the people to
rally around man. who, although he had in the past
been the lifelong antagonist OF Democrats, to-day
centrated himself the hope and Of the nation.
Col Mcclure spoke after him. and amid tumultuous ap
plause the national issues involved in the pres
ent canvass.
The meeting lasted from until sunset Mr.. Buck
aew and Daniel Kalbus reached the city at dusk They
were cheered by retiring delegations along the railroad.
and were enthusiastically welcomed at the depot. They
spoke tonight In the Courthouse from which three
times many turned away as gained admission.
The city late hour OF night filed with lines OF
men paFading Hundreds OF we'll known and influential
Republicans took part in the entire proceedings and the
mention OF Gov. Curtn's evoked everywhere the
most indscriminate enthusiasm. In this part OF the
State the Cameron abandon the fight. prominent
Grant said to-day that Hartranit would take the
right ont Of himself and any party that supported