The New York herald., 1872-09-28
What the Administration May Buy and the
People Should Not Sell.
THE sAADoAIC CITIZENS OF BERWICK.
A Speech Cut Short by the Impa-
a tient Engine.
The Sage Seeks Rest and Gotham
To-Day.

an evenings interview with Generals Banks and II.
W. Slocurn, and penetrated as far as Wilkesbarre
into the coal regions without impediment. AtDan-
vile, Bloomsbury, Berwick, Kingston and Pittston
Junction there were crowds OF some magnitude
ont, although not always Of much enthusiasm.
THE SPEECH AT DANvitLE. q
cersny shall not attempt advise You as to the per-
s s z ss
na San nS SS Sa Sass er ' sSsy
ns g ass Sy sr pas q w d
soad t 'rsh S ss no Geat
the Imminent danger Of institutions the fact that
isgsS; sTs
aon they ought not your vote matter what
ass
DO S ns the country danger ams
q sorTupon ss,siatye SIess than from
SSS.S q siS
Of national will not speak Of that You
know what means We propose to be the party Of re-
iiS Cine nnst and Baltimore PLATFORM have pesn cor.
Or S saSs
5 % Ts % hS has e or msn 80
Or sSd snd o d to prs s
sS:san Judge fellow Citizens & where 70 lind them
& g @ as % o wss IN e d sna
rejoice the hearts patriots and lovers Of honest
IwiIl bid You goodby. Gheers)
AT BLOOMSBURY
Mr.. Greeley spoke as follows:-
EELLow CrrrzEHs-I have but few moments to remain
than 70 sentimental consideration; You that
hey Now
sn1h%siss% cveEywhere confidence everywhere, but
BETTER IN INDIANA AND OHIO THAN IN Pennsylvania.
seems to me yoIr great aSa xoq u need
,ntersst WIN come 70 the polls on the sh Of next month
s:saIs ycS that shSssS the day nay Ss stormy
sy y ss ns oS
minds already; yog know what yon are going 70 do you
n s ni ha ow R On or
a g %aaa ee 70 4 @ there
. asS SnS SeS
sn % BE- na S w SS
ton from national and State LssisatuIes ard
S
detsrminsd action q ihs people; Unless they .''
ns viii be rtrnpea There n arc
ney seek
% that they get nothing but naked Justice This can
conversation,
stay at home too indofent go and vote. Begin
sSc.sSIs q sAs cause @ to the pci';s
there to see that no fraud Is committed.
AT KINGSTON
Mr.. Greeley said:-
lam sure. fellow citizens You won't desire speech
my voice somewhas broken. Ali ! can say You IS
ss eSsrea
1S Or
or those who differ from me seem to me
sss sSSntIy feel that we have right to differ % nj
the right act according their own They
:S s''
gne cam ss psrecy sGa well ds,ss ss
SsS S % f s Nj A. sH s: sgisssHi ss s S S"s
party ASd those who side with another-let 1s resolve
s: ns sasssSSdsa,i sna asncaase aud
er hope and siS
.s,,a.p-.-4E At xsgTsyOs JUNCTION
Xr. Greeley said :|~.
ana Hw fus hoss States 7 BE- BE- With and take care
Pennsylvania s not against U.s. Applagsel x~, e.
. At Berwick another unseenly bidhder Of the
managers occurred. The crowd was all Grant. It
was not large, but 1t was resolute and fully pre-
pared to resist any arguments Mr.. Greeley might
advance. They had huge signbeard tackled on the
depot with the words,
"rHIs Is NOT THE ROAD TO wAsHNGToNl"
.Hurrah for Grant Salt River for Greeley /" and
other discouraging symbols: and from some cause
or other the train stopped at this place. and Uncle
Horace mechanically rose from his newspaper,
rubbed his spectacles and strobe out. The sight OF
The hostile display would have cowed any heartless
braves but, with one swift glance at the unfrendly
faces, he commenced O short address on peace
and harmony, which the crowd listened
70 at least respectfully. The slver-tongued
even from this resolufe and aggressive enemy had
ms Tisnds paid Paid as much regard TO him as his enc
special train which has no business 70 do but wait
Sor Mt Gresley's G pleasure moved nov on and before
Gated sentence 10 he was whirling along In the
mountains again, while the dumbfounded Berwick.
ers, relieved from the syren influence Of his words
were
CHEERING FOR GRANT AND WILSON.
Mr. Greeley would have sworn the balr Off the
heads Of his committeeman II he had been pro.
fame man, but as 1t was he sunk patiently into his
seat again and commenced the perusal OF another
Al Kingston General fitzpatrick got aboard, and,
with Walker forms the couple OF distinguished
companions with whom the Presidential candi-
0ate will nave to make tine rest Of his tour.
tion. Through acknowledgement Of somebody,
Slther Randolph, Walker or the Pennsylvania
Dutch committeeman, who haven't o political idea
above Q township caucus, the people Of Scranton
naa been mised as to the hour OF arrival, and had
had gone home disgusted or else had not yet con-
adered II time to come. Nevertheless on about an
hours notice, ior one that they hardly felt like
9ustlny either, scranton turned out 1000 people to
fhe depot TO see the great man, with banners and
bauds and legends. 1t was, indeed, o very cheer
ing and comforting ovation for 1t full of dash
and vim. Accompanied by these people and much
cheering and plenty OF good music, Mr. Greeley, at
wyoming House In Q carrlage with Mr.. Henry r.