New-York tribune., 1872-09-28


secretary Of the Treasury lecturing the people the
Secretary of the Interior, the PomssterGenera ana
the Attorney General all out on the stump All are
trying TO drag the people into an Endorsement OF thc
policy and their conduct protest that TINS IL ~ drect
defiance of reasonable conception OF ClVl service
Reform. insist that these great officers VINO are draw
ing their salary from your poekets anu nos y, hc
people, insist that they shall attend 10 tha business
a ana H1S % pe 5o HbsepeSey to their policy and
their retention in office. Applause Ins Is not ovil
Service Reform Wei, then take the next subordinate
officers. We cannot expect them to do better than the
example them by their superiOrs. Here theIe are
revenue officers postmasers, secret service officers,
deputies aud assistants these great secretaries racing
from State State, from city TO city, from county 10
leve that those of who differ from them are ALSO
uely Rebels the friends of Rebels and therefore 10
be fought down protest that this in violation OF
instance, my friend Gen. Hartman, Who is now mar
ofcer of this Government whose duties should conhne
him at the port OF Boston, where his salary goes
on regularly and he goes of just as leguaIy.
In February If in January also, he was stumpng
the state of New Hampshire. In March met MN IN IN
Connecticut where he had little respite ana very soon
after we hear Of him In July stunpng sOuln CafOnha;
in August stumping the state OF Maine and IN septe-
Der he is traversing the STATE OF S 70
you that everything is lovely and mat ms DoSs
and himself ought to be agan IN 9ice II e1r sHy as
of office But the fact that they are ia Pennsyys
cannot be faithfully earning the, money they are
receiving from the Treasury; lAppai1se M9w'
demand It lust as the people in the mighty uprising
OF 1910 insisted that there should be no reelection OF
MA
selves TO their duties and let the people take care OF
elections These the watch,words thaS carried the
and let the peOplel repudiae reelection, and you attend
your duties" was the cry that swept over ork
Pennsylvania and threefourths of the states ike "A
whirlwnd. 1t righteous cry, and the people nave
NO' ''' 'O1 TGR fEs's SIGNS OF VICTORY IN OCTOBER
Well now, one word more with regard to What nave
seen and felt OF popular uprising witnn eHe as' & Tg'
but it was oyiuly telegraphed back that lell New
had cely Delaware
when met such JOYOUS confident hearty people, ttG
all apprchensions dspelled went from place TO
place At Lancaster, Harrisburg and Altoona and at
that mighty uprising OF tine people IN PITTSBURGH was
not merely restored 10 confidence aud cheerfunes but
| was glorously upheld and strengthened Then down
through the great state OF Ohio. Cheerngl People OF
Pennsylvania some OF you have distrused OHIO. bid
YOU dstrust her longer have looked into the faces
OF her intelligent, manly people Ihey are lot dSmayeu
by the charges made upon them by Custom
house GERS and the Treasury. No matter
how many postoflce agents ride the sisle
and s9perviSors of Revenue there may be hnrrying
through from end TO end tei you % tnt tne pGVpo t
resolved that their voices shai Oe heaIu an3 leI '
recorded the side Of reconciliation ana reform Ap
pause1 From that State pass into Indiana. But Why
talk of Indiana Her praries ana her plans are anVe
with confidence with cheerful hearty iaitn lney say
taries send on your orators gentlemen Of the Renom-
ination party We can stand them mere Brlhs teh on,
no matter how many" They have made up ther minus
they have heard, considered ana decided anu sli DC
sadly disappointed If the majority Tor Hendricks as ToI
ernor Of tna State and the whole Reform ticket Whch
he heads is not tod by figures nearer lOOOO hah oVO
lApplause.J 49, -, -. . ...o,..o ,.,, ,ot, &.
they have great deal more money tnan We nav, 9nI
they get money great deal easier than We cam Laughter
afford TO sell Them Their immense Rings, their offices,
all the easy ways Of making money IN the country are
flows over the land in immense streams Of CORRUPTION
They don't expect carry the state unless they eau Guy
they can cOrrupty influence voters 10y money. Crles OF
They can't do it," and cheeIsJ tell you, my friends,
orous organization Lot every man's elbow touch his
nearest neghbor Let word GO from voice TO ear ear
Rlalg
S s TT brib measures through Congress for they
understand it. They can't buy the people, there be
such organization, such unity Ot enOr tat every man
YOU can watch il and what it has done. charge
YOU do what other men are telling you to do Men
say take their money and then right against them.
No no; do MT disgrace yourself that way. Don't touch
their money. 1t will poison you II you take 1t. Get
thee behind me, Satan" must be your reply TO every
man who offers to buy your vote purchase your all
sence from the polls. stand up to your manhood!
Every dollar they put into pocket for votes they
will take agan IN taxes and III other ways Zap
So friends of Reform in Pennsylvania, Iibeg you to
believe that your brethren in other States who 10
hold elections simultaneously with you, are acting to
your own. Applause. They have resolved that what
ever joyful news you snail send them on the sth Of Oco
Der shall be amply duplicated ana repaid Oy the news
they shall send you return So be earnest be ylgant
Take hold with the resolue purpose that you deserve
county shall drown your victory in the cheers Of 10000
600 OF free, magnanmous aud honest people.
At the close OF the speech three cheers given.
took dinner, and at o'clock went to the wigwam Al
though the meeting had just been announced to begin at
g. on arrival at the wigwam he found crowd so large
as to pack the inside Of the building, aises and seats
while hundreds clambered upon whatever elevations
they could find around the building, and sweed the
number still The entrance Of Horace Greeley
followed by universal shout OF welcome, which thuu
dered through the building, and brought glad smiles TO
the faces Of his many exung friends. Here the impa
tience Of people could not brook an nsants delay and
Mr. Greeley was compelled TO make his speech in ad
vance Of any else How 1t was received by an audi
ence thoroughly in accord with the sentiments which he
so earnestly pronounced may be easily imagined, and
scarcely needs description His remarks concerning the
political situation in New-Yorl spoken with such
evident eanesness and pansaking that the good pros
poets he loreshadowed created the most unbounded de-
light and congratulations and at the conclusion OF his
speech an instantaneous call for three cheers was re-
spopded 10 by three times three and tiger of startling
mower The following is Mr. Greeley's speech:
ANOTHER SPEECH AT SCRANTON.
GENTLEMEN: There Is one idea, there is one subject
have moi vet touched upon journey thus Tar through
Peunsyivania Ohio, and Indiana. l have been asked
York do in this contests How will she got What VIII
he her maiortiesi on which side will they leaur'
can saw 10 Won gentlemen that in the state OF New
York the Liberal Republican movement Is certainly as
well developed as IN any state IN winch have yet beon
and that il saving very great deal for in the state Of
Ohio as well as in the state Of Indiana they cannot de
feat the Liberal ana Democratic parties without great
frauds are committed The State Of New-Iork between
the two great parties fair vote is evenly balanced
A change of about 1900 votes either way will throw
the election over 10 the one side or the other
To-day the Democratic party of the state of NewYOrk
IL united II will poll It's full vote. We have not less
than $4,000 beyond the shadow OF doubt or Liberal Re
publicans. But do not think, considering all things
the great efforts the Government has made with It's
Office holders, postmasters, collectors Of internal reye
and It's other IcsOurces do not Think under
the circumstances that can safely say that we shall
have "A great deal $1,000 Liberal maOrity but II
the States OF Pennsylvania, and Indiana, and Ohio, all
will give majority for the Liberal candidates. New
York will give more, rather than less than 10000 major
ity. [Great applause.l
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