New-York tribune., 1872-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
THE HON. FRED. HAsSAUREK AT ERIE
AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTIoN--RECoNCILIAIIo
THE MAIN QUESTIoN-A MERIrEp TRIBUTE
TO SENATOR BUCKALEW.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTIoN--RECoNCILIA
THE MAIN QUESTIoN-A MERITED TRIBUTE
TO SENATOR BUCKALEw.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRiBuNRl
ERIE. Oct. THE Hon. Fred. Hassaurek of
Cincinnati addressed the Of Erie, tonight IN
the German language. He was received with much en-
thusiasm and spoke for two hours on the issues IN
yolved In the present contest. After branding the
charge Of venay against him as absolutely without
foundation and ridculng the mock purity OF the Admin
stration gers, who say they discount inc enoi'
bribe him, he said that the personality of Grant or
Greeley was of very minor Importance In comparison
with the principle at stake and be would thereiorc
treat mainly Of the latter He considered Recommendation
the staple question Of the canvas ana cited various
Instances from the recent history ct Europe TO snow S'
the policy Of hate prescription and Injustice Is Always
fraught with evil, and that true peace anu
national reconciliation can be brought about only
by Justice and generous fOrbearance on the part OF Tue
eonauerors. He treated the question very ably, ana
was warmly applauded throughout He spoke oil tne
contest in this State, where they are WaIrns oh tne
erossest coIruptOn and debanchery ana pdiu Tue ioi
lowing glowing tribute 70 the Liberal candidate ior Gov
eruor which he repeated in English for the dement, OF
those ia the audience who did not understand German
In 1851 Mr. Lincoln had appointed me Minister Resident
10 Onto i'm Ecuador which then looked upon as
hofg the highest lace within the gift OF the Adnin,s ms
tton IL beng nearly COCO feet above the level OF the
sea. found predecessor tnerc Whoiu h"u Couio
To relieve, aud in THAI country there are no
IL takes quite time TO prepare tOr Journey
II took him weeks g. get ready Tor MS Journey
during which time | had the pleasure OF becOInlng
acquainted with him. We were together every oay.
iOund him 10 be thinker aud scholar VINO deNONo al
hts Isure time books and study. He was wen yefsed
fn ListOiy Political Economy, aud tbo science OF 6ON
erunenL He was 1ul OF sugeestiveness, ana l.
lot OILY Cuiuycd his conversation. hut pr"hted
by II. l am proud TO acknowledge ts.
learned great deal IRON him. 1 at once that Tie
Iouse s,yle hut q Statesman and phllCs0l lulCa.
Iii kcr. | WAS struck with the sincerity OF his
conversation, his honesty, his righteousness, ana
his oodness " Leart Our relations did not terminate
in Ecuauor. They we're maintained by correspondence
for Years afterwaru. l learned 10 este.m MN ana
/ ain proud look upon as friend. blch
a man was out Of place In a poor
cut of the way country like E3IddOr, with Its earth
glases VOlcanOes. and It's chronic revolutions, and
WAR. When he lett accompanied him about ten miles
from Tie city, ana when his caravan disappear
behiad TIE mountains i predicted TO nys self
iha6 that would make marx IN
puU.iC lie II he elt Inclined 10 tear himself away
nom Lis books and stunies 70 rteuter tbe
political hclG My prediction has been verified
lie has represented his state in tue 5eu-
Hle United States, aud he Will now be elected
Governor of FeunsyN dDia. need not name nm now.
Iae Hon Charles L. Buckalew, tho states.
man, Tue schOar, ana the thinker, the honest,
righteOus, citizen, the whose patrouc
sTvI,e the ConuOnw wealth of Pennsylvania al time
leeaed more than now Ii l were citizen of Peuntyl
wanna, N0Ud NOJc tOr hun, NO mater on Whal uehct
s..OulJ f-l hls name.
lie conclusion cheers given for Greeley, Buch
allow, and Hassaurek.