The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26
A Savage Onslaught Upon Carpet-Baggers and
the Administration.
The GRANTEES Handled With
out Gloves.
HOW THE SOUTH HAS BEEN ROBBED.
Scenes and Incidents of the Sage's
SOjOurn in the Oil Regions.

Wade, In Cleveland, last evening and
SAILED AWAY AGAIN
In his own special Pullman for the oil regions
| and Ovations. His only brother Joined HIM at
Cleveland-a rosy, iusty-looking man, apparently
OF forty-nye or fifty with freckled face and hair
and whskers somewhat sander than Gratz
Browns and worn so much like Browns that 1t
would not be an impracticabe mistake for the
country audiences whom we have met In this wild
petroleum region to take him for the Vice Presl-
Dental candidate ift were not that he lives Cory
and ia a well-tO-do farmer, well known among the
people all the region round. He appeared
SOMEWHAT BEwILDERED
by the dazzling honors paid the elder brother. He
seems to be much younger than you, Mr.. Greeley"
said gentleman to the Sage. "Wel, only sixteen
months" responded the Philosopher. "He's sixty
himself" Mr.. Greeley, No. @ as some Of the party
introduced him. bade his brother a very affection
| ate goodby and good success at Cory.
| AT ERIE, PA,
where the train arrived at ten O'Clock, quite
| delegation came out to see the Chappaqua candl
date and, mounting an imprOvised stand at one
end OF the depot he delivered the following adj
| dress:-
ago that rather green country boy With all my
az ah aspS up in ysr SNAIL bundle d walked
to & usyoc s Mr. m ne sa &
| pleasantest of all the months now recall.
At this moment the noise Of locomotives blowing
| Off steam compelled Mr. Greeley to pause and, in
| the interval, he was introduced to MIR. Allen,
chairman of the City Committee, and others.
| The trains having moved away Mr.. Greeley pro-
| ceeded:-
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to @ Of sPsS THE men T TnS the
vote, and the men who no. property vote the
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& @ & @ NJ Us sTn asrs
VIII clasp hafus with our lafc enemies now country
men, In genuine in hearty and fracrnal union. Those
sentiments You have heard them in the
past You know how often they have been exposed
~ bitter hostility from Old friends. Men could not see
that my efforts :? go bail Tor Jefferson Davis had nothing
to do with him he was but II
20 The whole southern people There millions OF
who ie that act as kindness TO their section For
their sake deemed II wise do did And other
occasions like this Before three DAYS had passed after the
surrender OF Lees armies pleading with Nor III
brethren TO forbear. told tnem "You Will make
agreat mistake II you stain your victory with drop Of
blood"
gentleman here whispered to Mr.. Greeley that
the train would start In five minutes.
Since have but Ave minutes more let improve
them 60 this purpose You men all around me who
say shall be defeated but cannot be defeated. may
not succeed as anddatc, but the effort making 10
bring tniS people INTO trusting relations
with each other cannot fail II must sue
coed. This day men are the stump all