New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21

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C,ycISNATI. Sept. 20.-After Mr.. Greeley's
speeeh Of last night at Pittsburgh the entire party re
turned to the depot and at O'Clock this morning. started
for Cincinnati. The party was increased ny an soui-
tona escort which came train at Pittsburgh and
consisted Of John G. Thompson OF the National Demo
cratic Executive Committee and Chairman OF the state
Democratic Executive Committee; G. X. L. Butter h. L.
Hail. aud II. T. Ch.ttonden, Of the Liberal kepaDiloah
state Committee Daylight found the party ION ONO
ground and day fun Of eonGTatuaion excitement ano
incident was begun The fret speech made in OHIO was
delivered at Newark about a. III. to great audience
OF the people, who eheered Mr. greeley
and Shook both hands until lac tore himself away ana
withdrew into the Many rough but intelligent ana
kind faces lighted up with pleasure as they gained
shake Of hand and hearty predictions OF the success
Of the Iilera ticket in Ohio were abundant enough
"we carry Ohio for you, Sir and we can do IL WITHOUT
any help from New-York too" and similar expressions
OF honest convictions and good will accompanied tue
introduction OF Mr.. Greeley 10 Ohio people lhdeeo'
those expressions OF certain success nave CONSTITUTED
feature Of the day in their very abundance. ana 'he
cheers which have generally followed them AT Newark
Mr. Greeley was introduced by Gov Randolph, and said
FrLIow-CIrIzExs or ONO: You all know that am
the interest OF reconciliation ana Testing
Northern aud the Southern portions OF our country
which shalt leave behiud 1t no stngi OF DumIiauon VI
one soe feeling OF undue eXultation ON the 0ther
believe that the war Of tho Union was rlgheO t ~
fought in The interest OF no section oil hos party nX
IN ', tdeo from begiHnrg 10 end / asked OF the
Southern people VINO warIed upon US any ts d that
that tho shOul lay down their arms ana SonoSue t
lrulcforth N ineu should enjoy equal rights IN every
mar OF our country. when tney mad done THIS they
Hcre NO longer my enemies 1 desired TO forget that
tney had ever been my enemies deelIS1 thaS .ho5
tEOud ne henccrOrth regarded, and regard theuseye
a. simply ms couutrymen, standing on tue same pat
form with myself, having exactly the same rghts' tnS
duties, tho Same obligations the eNS nopoSS -,
tie same reasons for bIng proud OF ana deyOtea 70
common country II my being csnoluaS, Mne s
Euccessfu not, shall tend somewhat 10 feaWdheh sen
t1eus of fraternity which tninS nave Deen 700 iOnS
10 linton shall cause cOuntrymen TO say that we
offered honestly We fought eaandy aud victory was
rot nave been fruitless Ietus then nave UNION aud
liberty for an mou eyermOrc lCheersl.
Columbus was reached at 1920 and here again
were the same scenes Of delight ard enthusiasm.
band was stationed the depot and the train came
In performed the usual patriotic selections MIR Greeley
And Cows. walker and Randolph addressed tue crowd
MI Greeley said:
Fr1Low-CIrrzENs: Moro than years having
elapsed last of our great cyi war was hre4'
J. tcShs Ou. t'|so'.sS - ~, wr Tho proscTn-
TIC OF that war ne bitterness OF tat WS .No ~
Literal movement, IN behalf OF winch sGahN before
you based upon the assumption mat mere Ii 10 reason
prescribe eacn Otuer, deROunco each other, because OF
nat me Otner party says There Is hQShlng 10
rcconcile--we are recOncied There is nothing moro
WiN we saw IN the first place there is considerable
number OF our fellow et.sens who are dsiIanchseG,
pruscubod forbidden to hold Office or 70 vote because o
tleir anticipation in that contest The number does
not make the difference 1f principle, aud we deny taJ
any should be prescribed IA tuls dNi 50 ohS altcr
the war because OF tat WAL They say thefo are Du
few Wty no Sir we tell you there are many thou
sands IA he siuco state OF Arkansas who, beng prop
eity-lOders ana citizens, Responsible ana m IN,
telhccut men, forbidden TO vote OF hold
olh,e, while men without penny Voie away
their property ana bury 1t under enormous
public dcD Wo mink THIS grieyOns wrong ana a
Wrong that ought now be amended. In the nrat year
OF peace, Gen. SiCaCs, VINO was IN command IN SOuh
CTani, ported 10 tue Government that nc couu hO
COVE STATE well because tle very DesJ meh WcLe
ai,rauCblseG ON account OF their eYnnSS ION Nl 1u
NOV
let IN prescription and acknowledgements cease fehO"-
citizens. come forward ana help Us, IeS as We 49,
l. bud the institutions nud tue waste places OF our
common country. (Cheersl THIS is what we under
stand by rcCOnd atOu. No manor any cOlOf, OF ctcd
o. arty prOscrDed section OF our country under the
~ .te Nvnolo pc0Dle called 10 part, with
arOther in eectug tue wisest and pest men TO the Gov
cIuucut Why, SAID one NAL Won VOC lot "ny svCu
Ebrl for Otcc, say lot asked TO vote Tor auy-
body. You are SIMPLY asked 10 allow every cluNh MS
free eLoico TO yO,0 iOr srch men as he sees
IL Now we believe this to be just aud wise. We be-
hove eau DO no true peace 80 long rs part Oh tue
people are OsiTauchhcd and told to - away you are
Rev don't want any thug 10 90 Hiui YOU rel,
lOw-cItzcus, how shan man ne d h.uei Mno s1Nos
wears ago surrendered lis hostility ana took tae Oath OF
allegiance and has FOR seven years been quot peace
able citizen, trying TO DO 70 lar AS ne - MOWeI 10;
cy.rytlug toward the rebuilding OF tie country mold
IL an abuse Of terms 10 use words OF teprOaVh
toward sucn men as Gov. Aiken OF South Carolina ana
thousand others whOsro under the Jan crauoe Oh the
bypoue quarrel. | believe tnat a generous, maghahl-
ou people are ready this day 70 say, Let there De 10
more prescription, no more dcuuuc@tl0n, no more
bells let there be no more rcproacues 1uenlet us an
OH ana young, North and South, rebel OF Ola ana
Unicnkt Of old, black and white, unite u Oud up inc
institutions VI our common country lboud CheetsI
Toe route from Columbus TO Cincinnati was marked
by the same crowds az London, Cedaryie Xenla Nor
row. at several OF which places Mr.. Greeley responsive
10 the demands OF the people, made brief speeches Az
Morrow delegation from the Cincinnati Common
Council met the party, and appropriate speeches OF
Ne.come and compliment were ex 5hanged'