, 1872-10-11
GOV. KOERNER.;
The Eloquent German Orator on the
Late Elections.
He Is Not Discouraged by the Result iu
Pennsylvania.
Reasons Why Grant Should
Not Be Reflected.

Yesterday evening Governor hoeIner spoil
to the Liberals Of the South Side, at Burlingto
Hall. Owing to the poor notice given, the a
tendance rsas quite small. The Governor, wh
was introduced by Judge Otis, began by spesl
ing in regard to tho result Of the late election:
which sone thought discouraging. He took
different vieE. No one he'd reckoned on Pea1
eslyania for Greeley. They did expee
Hartzanfts defeat, for he had swindled the State
and many respectable Republicans bolted hin
II MES reasonable to look for his defeat, Bu
tie Grant party swallowed him with q
his Gins, and it showed degrees q
corruption most astonishing Yet under til
excitement Of party the Grant men decided t
go the whnle ticket TLe record Of tha e:actio,
showed
E:.ESsE FEAUDs
mac been perpehated- The registration in Phil
zdelphla WAS excessive The Grant men wen
alarmed, thinking they had oyerdone the busi
oess- Ho then explained fhe method Of fraudu
1ant ntregistEation- The only Disappointment the,
had in Pennsylvania was in thinking their onoo
'nen:s honester thea they we're. Ohio gave Gfan
Il GOO majority. It Was Only recently the I,ih
eral movement Tas organized there, but tbs
n3slor7tE had been reduced to about Is, 600. Tia
shoHed one o. those revolutions which never
went backward.
TIE battlefield WAS INDIANA.
which gaze Grant nine Thousand, to which eish.
thousand negro votes were added. That wa
wiped out; The latest news were tlnt Hen
dracks had succeeded There vas at eli eyents
no doubt Of Indiana in November How did tbe
account stand with 1adian. The States GER
tam for Greeley gave 1T6 electoral VOTES re-
CURING only eight more to elect him. Louis
lana, Illinois, and Wisconsin were put down a.
doubtful II Illinois voted for Greeley. he Bas
elected, with thirteen votes to spare. II It did
not, and he got Louisiana only, lie succeeded
61s1t had only 1s9 Certain rotes. They had
EMBARKED IN GREAT CAUSE
Their opponents had said they merely wanted
to change men, and that there were no princi-
pics in issue- That was not true There had
been much corruption in the Administration,
and that on too grand scale. General Butler
stolen all they wanted. He admitted the cor
rupdon, but opposed q change, alleg7ng that it
would make No difference: General Butler had
deprecated attacks On private character, clap
General Butler said no President could do them
any harm. The Chicago Administration organ
had baen trying to a1arm business men by tell
ing them what Greeley would do It President
He then took up and replied to that part OF Gen
e1al Butler's speech defending
TIE sArE "a AIMS TO TEE FRENCH.
which the Gorez1Hr termed gross breach Of
German Government could have bought il it
pleased, but the object Of neutrality was to stop
sales to either side. The quantity OF at1ns and
ammunition sold Was without parallel. During
tine American War OF Independence France sent,
ke,e, md thst Eas one of the causes assigned BIZ
t3resN Britain for going to Har with France.
Nov, the American Government had dealt direct
II With 9feneh agent. He referred briefly to the
the officers .w the United States, and to the
vhiteHsshiu report Of this Committee Of Con-
grass, pscked to prevent Investigations It had
Been the habit to pack al the committees ap-
&T11Eo f>nt3 l4-.n
put On some OF theSe committees with the ap~
provsl Of the Liberals for he then denounced
arant, but eoun after, tVnnEing he would Sue |
ceed, he begsn denounci1sE Greeley IS Seces-
zionist, forgetting aome OF his Own speeches At |
Csiro. But he would not attack ]
LoGAS5 REctTRD. !
When he was taken into the Republican party 5
Ehas was perdoned him Wham Douglas hasten !
sftar, calling him traitor to Democracy, Is he t
now called men traitors to Reputlicanisn,- !
GoTsrnos ogleaby has 1auded the Republican /
patty for what it had dons- It was Hell (
e. Bs,aat But o4 th' sss sPs & Moas ash ais ae
was dae to- the people. Oglesbgss eztrav.gDt (
praise Of the old Republican party should apply {
10 men Like Trumbul, and Sumner, and Pamer,:f
party, as og1esby said, be would NOT bare let IL
Logan, OF Conkling, or Morton In 1856, Og1es-4
oy rent for Fillmore, snd denounced Fremont:
snd Buchanan In 1858 he ran for Goyannnr as.
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