The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-27
GREELEYS PROGRESS.
Another Day Of Speeches, Enthu
siasm and Excitement.
Very Severe on Peripatetic Office Hold
Ing Stump Orators.
More About the Dreadful Condi-
ton of the South.
WILL BE HOME ON SATURDAY.


sUNBURy, Pa, Sept 20, 1872.
Mr.. Greeley and Governor Walker rested at the
residence OF Mr.. Myron Walters at Warren, Pa,
last evening, having been escorted there by the
Greeley Club at halfpast ten O'Clock at night 1t
was, Of course, too late to make speech, and the
hour for the
CUSTOMARY LIBATIoN
in honor of reconciliation publication and restora
ton was fixed for nine O'Clock this morning The
place selected for the pouring out thereof the
Stone steps of the Carver House, the only
hotel OF any in the town, at which, although 1t
n was Grant house. the distinguished liberal was
\ rendered every courtesy. The Greeley Club came
1 down 200 strong, with music and banners and
/ portraits OF the Sage. At the appointed hour and
in the presence of an assemblage Of about thou
sand people and with half dozen Implications OF
N his own benevolent cOuntenance haunting before
bis eyes, the happy orator.
The crowd whom he addressed listened with un.
Ieigned interest to this statement OF the transac.
tions OF his life upon which opponents hang so
much odium. They were evidently seriously i'm
pressed. 1t Ia observable that 1t Is not the most
enthusiastic crowds who pay him the closest atten
ton. In the town of Warren, for instance, where
the county gives republican majority Of $780, there
was not the gushing enthusiasm that to be OBJ
served In more democratic localities; but there
an earnest attention, respectful eagerness to
hear, that impressed itself upon the Philosopher at
once, and consequently his speech was an earnest
and impressive one. There doubtless
MANY GRANT MEN
among his hearers, who came to see and to hear
the old sorehead, and who went away thinking
there was great deal In the old mans talk after
all. The Interruptions in the crowd and the happy
replies OF the Sage somewhat remarkable.
in the midst OF his description Of Arkansas and the
oppression in the South voice in the crowd cried,
'HOw about JEFF Davis2n Mr.. Greeley continued
his strain for about three minutes longer finishing
up that part OF his discourse, and then leaning
forward he said quietly, GAS for JEFF Davis,
now ! will answer this gentleman's question"
"Never mind him." said the crowd, "he is
D Grant man anyhow" al will answer his ques-
tion friend" said the Sage, gladly. 81 want to say
something about this Jef Davis matter anyhow"
and then he entered upon the beautiful vindicaton
Of that noble act Of charity which Is given in the
speech above. This was to crowd that was seek.
ing for information not for gas and they evidently
were supplied for without hurrahing very vocifer-
Dusly over the Sage when he departed, they saw
him respectfully to the depot and went away them
selves somewhat engaged in thought At another
point, Tionesta where all was cheers and enthu-
Eiasm, the Philosopher spoke as follows:-
LADIES AND GENrLEnEN-In travelling through Penn.
tyvana, Ohio and Indiana have been greatly surprised
which found IN the People whom met At PittsSus
sn and cn aay ess @
rs IT sss4f nss BEEN sn' me a BY 9Ens
zfa fHS the opphe e
and Indiana Will have to be bought they
either Ohio Of INDIANA S Ss' eSn Ss
S ne sa %ss sSs tie i j RI s4ss r.
large pa hhfS fact esh WI haSs
should Judge from what have seen they comprise
q "aSS
That Mr. backaew win be- Governor and that the the
late letters GOyer1S Curtin working public
be decided enough e doubt OF the result in No
The train arrived at Williamsport at q few
minutes past FIVE among people utterly be.
wildered by the uncertain arrangements which
Governor Walker and Sam Randall between them
had succeeded in mixing. some Of them expecting
the guest at six o'clock others having given him
mp at ten IN the morning, and the whole population
HELPLESS MIDDLE
ns to his movements generally. TO add to the con-
fusion a despatch was also received here from Sam
Randall announcing that train load of people had
been waiting In northumberland since early IN the
morning to see and hear the champion. This
blunder, which is one Of series something
like 1t ever since we left Erie, had the eject OF
that usually meets him, and he walked into the
hotel like an ordinary visitor. Among the first
ernor of New Hampshire and present
business for the administration. This gentleman
took supper in the general dining room with the
Greeley party, but not at the Greeley table. He
concluded his supper in a hurry in order to hear
Mr. Greeey's speech, which was delivered to a
crowd on the lawn from the steps of the porch.
be seen from the report that Hartman, who was
In wliamsport to make Grant speech was
NOT so MUCH ENTERTAINED
rs he might have been. Mr.. Greeley started at
once into the subject of ofceh0lders stumping the
States. He has evidently got his mad up over the
continual shadowing Of him by the high peipatetic
officials of the government.
20 NE egSssy s n Sy ealing a
ers running and racing from one end Of the country to the
Other 70 e the peNptsn to keep them s Se ad
ought not Then s5
evenly ouanq E sNs S 70
deyotng their time and talents to Rejecting their
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How Haer heaven he earn the money we are payins
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