, 1872-10-31
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Anna Dickinson's Greeley Lecture
From. the Ne1o YoyE Sun, Oct. a6.
The etor,n of 1aat nipbt da+a;nad .nonv a
homa who 1gonld othcrWise have awaited fHem
selves Of the u onnortunity to hear 1 Miss Ann,
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snonessy snas y i tne iatnei Inan 'ne e1cSp'
wv e1 se9s an 1no uls
4Ha1 ~ un''is t @ts - SlsJ oesause
t{Applause.] L. a man is judged by the company
ne 3Hk Hsepe. cn, rn.,
Mno u genera Grans VINO are hls com
pa1ons a,, in1 speaEer cane ne @ lrom fennsyI
That , |hs ia anan 20 say 4 np"
9or1ty Tor governor Aartranft was commended
W Ale p1.ee py 1ettentlary iL conY1es On one
s.ae, ~, n1la 0euesA 5ians VI tn9 otneF, nucn are
Ha I5an1S tit9nus' 41 Gue he ID inaleea VIII many
osnei e1.: S LILIES H. taes pssiuee ~ ~ cu1palnon
smfP-cnaIgsu n W o14e's, ons sa9 sPsaker 8onlo
maze no ehafges, he 5 Is eaafsea %lth ap undue
lonuness !os elgsts Ely Mlne; WIN "1ich iu1'l-
s1es its tilenua ~ ohssaoiueis ~ u Roy LIZ ~ u
@ ~ ea 10 - I;l. wa'9 io1Sel-
Ins ~ tne ses anu ns pesu1II organ IN New
the PRESIDENT OF the United states Tor hls self,
de1ial IN !eaV1nE Long bsanen ior day TO attend
GaDlhee meelH1s ~ ~ ~ Maant3hsson tlausnts!l
w1t retain;ns sn;sres anu l3Goe1s IL o'nc9 VIII
HI nng apne po5,tons , W. ~ tha s @
ano Ielat1Ses. buI "1a1 u 81 sues1 81 eunlsest tne
great quesslon III, LII oIant NJ 70 pe fiesloe1t!
In responding hefse1 to TINS qnestlon, MISS
DlcAansoh gese lonng eaeeca W Glans z ~
hn4ueneles, evening upon ING oGlectaoas ~ uIgea
against hlm which 1ed to tue mee1lng OF the IN
clnnah CONVENTION, wnicn asaemoiaGe she % com ION
mented on Win great adnlfatlon. IN thls con-
nectlon she introduced the name OF sumner as q
ieaoer ~ tn9 reform noseulen1, mnacn nalle "as
Eeeeyea M1a r. a corens o. aPp1anae Mhen ehe e
C4ncnnata f Gonsena.on Inc a9ehence @ seemed 70
go WIG w1tn enthuslesm, and 1oT hYe minutes
maze tne na4 rlnR WIN cne9Is @ NM aPplauso.
hes1mng nel alscoutsp, mtss nachnso1 1 M sa1p
assertion that the war vas not Yet ended Ihls
vas songnt TO pe sn9sIanklarea % 1 ny the a1Nanee
OF the Democrats WITH the movement. But,
nrged ne speakel, ever me me Ponslclans s.s we're
beaten doWn ana ctuasnea, tney we're 10 peaten zen
Democraac party M vas erusnea, u was crnsned a st
Baltimore whea lts 1epfessntasiy,ss placed it On
the Reform platform, ana closed me proceedings
oy ,1 glnglng Inc oa1ne-Sly VI rtoeuotn: ,a
Inc speaae1 .aao c1ass t e o1 Pe2Pie
Who express tneH deteI4llnat1on not 70 7ose ILLS
1ani tnose VINO say; nna mons votg LOT ;1 4ranr; uni
nc. Wont 7ote ioI 1rauss NV a@n sule
ABOUT 41eeleys rs M aohs i a1ac1ty nae u5ee1eyi
gue9s - asa ssas ~ = noh tapp3iause! e ne
war u nos enoed, u !s me uuty OF every man TO
vote Tor the Admlmstratlon that wall carry it
through to snccesstm te1nlnat'on- II the war
ls ended, then II ls the ooty OF every citizen to
vote 1or an Aominlsfrataon tnat WI not enforce
war poncy IN time OF peace. In response to
prosperous as now, she said that this assertion
ed ID draw vivid nict1re Of the desolation @ and
financial ruin prevalent throughout The South @
and nrce1 that Il was time to cal off tie ioos ~
var fyom that iaan1ata1 Teoion and go E a.,