The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25
Another Day Of OVations, Speech
making and Professions.
AGAIN IN OHIO.
The Philosopher Everywhere the Apostle
Of Reconciliation and Forgiveness.
A STONE FIRED INTO HIS CAR.
General Enthusiasm All Along
the Route.

CLEVELAND, Sept. "a, 1872.
The Greeley party. having taken up its lodging
In Its own peripatetic lodging house-the ruby pal
ace car, In which Mr. Hare, a conductor VINO appa-
renty never sleeps had conducted the party and
car from Altoona without noticeable wink-woke
up at six O'Clock this morning on the northern
borders of Indiana, having put in sixty miles Of
sleep In little over two hours. AS soon as
DAYLIGHT BROKE
the oyations along the roadside commenced Even
before the Philosopher had risen demands were
made for him, and at one place he was compelled
to appear before the great unwashed, unwashed
himself. To this crowd he sald:-
FIRST SPEECH THE DAY.
FRENps--I have not been In the habit of making
speeches in the morning before have washed my face
AS haven't had chance to wash my face yet, trust
Thereupon he retired to the wash room of the
Ruby and was soon swayng back and forth with the
motion of the cars In the effort to lave his face,
while the cheers of the delighted HOLSTERS, who had
seen Presidential candidate en- disha6iue. were
dying away in the distance. At Connersvle, the
last station in Indiana cannon were firing banners
flying and people shouting in honor Of the coming
guest. Here he said
ANOTHER BEFORE BREAKFAST ADDRESS.
FELLOW CIrIzESs-If had known this Conners.
vile, where was treated 80 kindly years ago when
rscoecons Would have got up much earlier and
n much or @ but S See me
Ss SaM ay % @ s s ss sh
ers and have wealth power and everything against
M So SS BEEN much sT Service to ys
few word, to the people in favor OF reconciliation
The first stopping place in
OHIO,
of sufficient importance to be mentioned, was
Hamilton, where the Philosopher was conducted
to carriage by an enthusiastic crowd driven
tho or tn I'm nf
man Lewis G. Campbell. Andy Johnson's Minister
to Mexico, who beat II. 9 Schenck for Congress
two or three years ago. and VINO now claims this
district as his own and Greeleys. His residence
was handsomely decorated with nags while a
spacious stand had been erected for speakers In
front of IL Under his great sycamOre5. From this
standpoint the Philosopher spoke briefly as fol-
lOws:-
expected that the night of the 9Th of October the
the side OF national reconciliation The great liberal
% Ct sSubn
wps out Al this viii pS yh, #,
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that %ns nn SS'i to-
gether by 6ayOpets not stricken down and held pros
and westErejocing that they are American people and
one country embraces and entods them all There
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south III OH, shall
nssks; shs the shackss we're broken which toan
can people were liberated and made citizen, Of
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Work Of decentralization dedicate myself for this pur
would aSoss" not 1 y wHs triumph sny Ds9
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states that vote, against # That there i no
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d S, e T s end d be hq
ai SIstant People q Ohio ent5sat act 50 70
% Of nd f o w t%s RSH
towards the the rounding out of this American
The Dayton committee, consisting OF General
Which, b. A. Houck, Judge Mckinney, Judge Ell
lott, Colonel Ranalt and General Brlnkerhon, met
the Sage here and took him in charge, preparatory
to the descent upon DAYTON
At this latter town $500 had been appro-
ss y Sage the csf4se sa for weSS%s
provided, and a stand with canopy had been
erected In front Of the Court House, rom which
the speeches we're made. A large crowd conducted
the liberal chief and friends to the Court House
through the principal streets to the music OF the
band amid great enthusiasm. At the Court
House. being introduced by Mr.. Kaufman, Mr..
Greeley spoke as f0llOws:-
FELLOW CITIZENS OF DAynos-r have but few mo-
yon maintain perfect silence, il order that at
least O few OF you can hear. Thus far since
/ LEFT home I have spoken tor my country
for her unity and her peace have said
very few words for myself On this occasion propose
10 notice one the million ealumnies which have
been aimed at take up the Dayton Journal OF this
morning find myself there credited with saying at
Vicksburg last year. that II hope the time Will come
when the soldiers that fought with Lee and Johnston
will occupy proud q position in the hearts
Grant and Sherman" No such words as these ever
my heart Chcers) What did say, speaking of that
wasted, heart broken people, this-that trusted
the day would when the s0ldicrly qualities and
military genius Of Lee and stonewa Jackson would be
ple-cheer9-that they would be spoken OF as Amerli