Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-21
His Cabinet making cleo
tioneering Speeches.
Gov. Curtin accepts the
Liberal Nomination.
Seymour and Pend1eton to
take the stump for
Greeley.
Other Items of News.

arrived At ten O'Clock and spoke at the de-
pot, saying, in substance, as follows: More
| than seven years having passed since the
close of the civil war, it seemed no more
than reasonable that its sttendent proscrip-
sions and evils should cease that there was
no good reason why the American people
should hate one another or should prescribe
one another"
= Governor Walker, ofVirginia, said "The
Old DomiAion has been in the past the lead
er of the States and the Union. Where she
led the South followed, and even in the late
war the Confederacy was nothing until Vir.
| ginia cast her lot with it. The Confederscy
could not have lived six months without the
lOld Dominion, and when she surrendered
on the plains of AppomAstoK the rebellion
was over. In 1869 Virginia iusugurased
this great Liberal movement on her soil and,
since, all has been we'll within her borders.
Y You do not hear the roar of riots and OF
bank dAfAlcatious, but only of good gov
ernmsnt and peace. Virginia has pride in
her success in the great work, and she now
appeals TO you, her daughter, Ohio, to come
to her support and help her redeem this
country" Cheers.
CECIExATr, Sept. 20.-Mr. Greeley arriv-
ed at the Little Miami depot at 4:20, and was
escorted to the Burnst House by the Mayor
and Common Council. The demonstrations
on the route we're hearty and enthusiastic,
but did not assume political phaze. After
q brief rest he was conveyed to the Indus
trial Exhibition where he made an address
on the arts of peace.
| CINCINNATI, Sept 20.-It having been as
cersained that Mr.. Greeley had consented to
| speak this evening torch-light professions
| from various parts of the city took position
on Sd street and &nimmense throng blocked
up Third and Vine sts.
Mr.. Greeley announced that he came s.
the guest of the city but he would trespass
on the hospitality of his entertainers to repel
the construction placed on his sentime nts
respecting the Union. He utterly repudia-
ted and condemned the sentiment that any
State had the right to dissolve the Union at
its own pleasure. Said he 81 believe that
the Union is not only destined to be but was
intsned to be perpetual, and believe oul
great civil war, if there was ever any reason
able doubt as to the nature of that Union
has settled that doubt forever. Applause
That slavery is dead and the Union abidei
fore ever-such is the sum and substance o
/ the verdict pronounced through the issues o
eur great contest. There ia NO longer
Gusation-thsre can never arise q question
-as to the psrpetuity of the Union, Th'
apple Of discord, the only thing that eve
made any American hostile to his own coun
try and constitution, has utterly perlshed
thenceforsh. The American Union sbide
! forever, grounded on the affections, on thu
n necessities, ON the fervent devotion of th
J, whole American people"
NEWARK, Sept. 2O.-Prssident Grant re
mained st she residence of Ex-Goyerno
Ward last night. This morning he is quie
II ly visiting the exposition, viewing the object
:. which the crowd of last night prevented hi
seeing. The President will leave for Lon
Branch this afternoon. He expects to re
,urn to Washington with his family earl
next week.
II WARRINGTON, Sept 20.-Secretary Della
no lett Washington this morning for Ohit
where he will take part in the pending poll
ical canvass.
mi WASHINGTON, Sept. 20-AttorneY Gene
nj Willis ms, whose three months service 0
the stump in OREGON, in the spring were
a such value to the Radical cause as to rer
der the defeat of Liberal for the Unite
States Senate from that State extreme
doubtful, has decided to do it again. ID
has already done more political service
the Grant party Than any Of the Csbine
and yet the party compel him again to tax
the stump. He will start next week, an
before his return. will speak in the prime
, pal cities of Pennsylvania and New Yor
ts- New YoRK, Sept. 19-Ths Tribune q
ny nounces that Hon. Horatio Seymour, ii
man, Of al others, who has most reason
- be lukswarm in his support of Mr.. Greele
takes the stump for the ticket and platfor
of Cincinnati, as adopted at Baltimore,
compacy with his old antagonist, Hon.
With O. Littlejohn Hon. George H. Pendl
ton. the first choice of o majority of Il
N delegates to the last National Democrat
OK Convention for the Presidency, and one
: of the most conspicuous Democratic statem
oc- Of the country, returned from Europe in {
steamer, arriving night before last, and b
already started for Ohio for the same pr
- pose. He pledges himself for unrsm;ttii
work Efrom now until the day of election.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20--A letter Sc
~ Governor Gnrtin's acceptance OF the nor
and nation by the Democrats and Liberals
me candidate at-large TO the Constitutional CC
ear vention is in she hands Of Liberal leadt
'wk and will soon be made known throughc
ga the State.
~. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20-The Democrats
ing che lth District nominated joan d. ots
ers, Jr., for Congress A State Convention
to the nomination OF an electoral ticket .
the appointment of q State Central Comm
So tee has been called at Jefferson City, De
Der l4th.
srot ST JosEPH, Sept 20.-The Democr
- aud I.iharaIs of this distrint today uomi