New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
MIR. GREELEY'S MOVEMENTS.
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and complete Prolonged applause. The Grant people
charge with disloyalty but have learned thSt 10Y
atty adherence TO and support o. pugSo po S
than .Ountry IIaughter Irenember In 1902 wnen
elected Governor OF Virginia. Mosby the g gucniii
chief, was one OF my supporter ana 10 Grant
was charged with disOyay Now be supports Ota"'
and Is a loyal man again. llAughter'I A., ,u,or y,
Coy. Walker concluded by adverting TO INC tnper W
the people IA the towDs and cities when sI. % 90"
hsd visited. aud predicted glorious future not Oy Ioi
the Liberal party bnt Tor the ente county' VII ,,il
matim should have become Peace on earth' goou VI"
10 men"
Con. Fitzpatrick and Gov. Walker then joined Mr.
Greeley at the depot, aud the party departed from
Scranton At PittstOu Mr. Greeley delivered the follow
ing speech;
SPEECH AT PTTTSTON.
FTILow-cITGZENs OF Pennsylvania: appear before
you not solicitor OF your sufrages nave ceraill
convict oBs with regard 10 pubic anafs Wnon sec W
important and for which solicn your approDatlon
/ believe that the time has come when discold ano
hatred should between the people or TINS country
because OF their past bloody quarres. believe tlat
good seuse night feeling sound policy, pure dlcte o
the past be buried in oblivion let tOrget that wo
were enemies and remember that we are ana must
be friends and ienowcltizens Now ths ls 70 ne tne
most important and beyond this all the minor qnes
tons Of proticai REFORM LEGISLATION fres from Lnnt
tnan for the benefit Of the oihoe-holdefs. ~
these questions come right up behind the
tho people OF the North and the misguided peO'
pie OF the South. stand then for this REFORM which be-
us IN good fah among the people, ana commences
with the expulsion OF all corrup Legislators from places
OF trust ana power Let every man vote according 70
be- have done duty and II adverse to the Liberal
Republican movement, 1t reflects nothing upon me.
believe are able to disabuse the public mind OF ms
apprehension with regard To the Liberal movement /
believe make the people understand that we
don't propose to pay Rebel debts, peDsion Rebel sol
dlers any OF those mOnsrOstes which have been be
tween the truth and the public mind. believe that
the people seeing the TRUTH aud are pushing and
huStng aside the misrepresentation, and that bright
day dawns for tbs Republic through the reconciliation
Of people, and the uprising Of the masses In their
majesty against tho official corruption ana onoe-hOdlng
control or dletatIoD OF the people 3d. friends trusting
that purpose cOmmends itself to your better JudC
ment. thank you and say goodDy
At Wilkesbarre, there was stOppagc OF - minutes.
large crowd had gathered, aud thero was band Of
music, &c. Mr.. Greeley spoke as follows:
SPEECH AT wILKEsBARRE.
FELLow-CITIZENs: We have with others whom
| know you Will be glad TO heIr-thOse whom you
hear me. will therefore make my remarks very brief.
We have been travelling and speaking Tor the last eight
or ten days have tried 20 make the Vows OF the great
Liberal movement plain aud simple 10 the compgehen-
sons Of the great OF the people. have tried To
demonstrate that this movement is simple outburs of
common and good humane feeling, applied tO the
present condition Of public affairs have endeay
Ored to set this before the public mind that prejudice
shall vanish that hatred shall die. that suspicion shall
be dlspelled, that the American people should
together people and confer with regard to their
own interests, in the hope that they may improve
and advance their common prospects. Such has
been the purpose OF the Liberal movement as under
stand It, believe this result will be benecent To
part OF the country have pleaded against disfanchse
Inent and prescription based upon late deplorabe
conflict. tried to make the people forget the animOsi
ties that naturally grew out OF that conflict and romem
Der the sympathy which should again unite them. Such
Is the conception and purpose suCh has been the drift M
what had 10 say and feel certain that, unless
vented by an enormous and corrupt expenditure OF
embodied IN the Cincinnati Platform and ratified by the
Democratic Convention at Baltimore. such being my
IcOwcltlZeus, To your dispassiOnate Judgment. Will
nov retire 10 make room for others