The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04
esR EELEY.
Closing Speeches Of the Tou,
GRANTS CIVIL sERvICEIErona
ExcoEIAriON OF TUE CABINET.

denounced official corruption. especially
IN legislative officers. He said official,
VINO used public money iu private spec
n'ations ought NOT 10 be supported. The
couhiiy Is in more danger from lepisla-
tive corruption. he believed, than from
any other source wiillcy.r. Ii we. he
said. who stand before YOU on the Gin
cinnati and Baltimore platforms. have
been corrupt legislators or corrupt poll
ticiaiis; 1t we have enriched ourselves
or our friends by selfish legislation. do
not touch us. Trust no one who has SO
acted.
~ Bloomington Mr. Greeley again
urged the importance of selecting hon
est men 10 office and recommended that
the polls be watched on election day, i'm
orncr 10 render il certain that every
voter favorable to the cause deposit his
vote.
AZ Kingston Mr.. Greeley spoke
briefly.
At Scranton Mr.. Greeley began his
address by referring 10 the question of.
National reconciliation, aud said until
that was settled we can not have other
questions fairly considered. He there
lore was for disposing OF il with all
controversy concerning rebellion, or
slaves or negroes, or equal rights OF,
man.
Nj. Greeley then. referring tn Civil
Servire Reform. said the Secretary OF,
'iir ieasnry. Secretary o. the Interior.
loSin.i>tcr-General and Atiurncv-t;en-i
cral were out on the stump trying to
drag the people into the Endorsement of
Their policy and conduct. lie protested
that this was in direct defiance OF every |,
reasonable conception OF Civil Service, /
Reform. lie insisted that they should 4
attend 10 Tie business for Which they
were paid, snd not be iravcrs;.y State
after State and trying 10 twist The peo-
PIE nv" subsc:Nicncy 10 their policy and
fe'cilfi"n III Office. As To- subor,liilStc>
we must expect they will follow the cx-
ample set by their supcriors.
Mr.. Greeley then referred to General
Hartman. who h. said was stamping
he country trying 10 convince You thai
ever, ihing j. lovely. aud that his boss
md himself ought To be again in Office.
Mr.. t'i'eelry demanded. just rs iI,- peo-
De in the mighty uprising Of 1910 in
listed. that there should be no re-clcc-
ion OF President. and that oflicc-hoIdcr.
mould coniine themselves TO their
,uties and let the people take care Of
lac elections. Mr.. Greeley concluded
'i;h IN expression of confidence in the
uvar cement OF the Liberal cause. and
warning 10 tho people not to sell their
OtcS Il
Al the Wi.wam in Scranton Mr.
. rrrley spoke u follows:
(rcI,tt,.pti.,i fIsrr /. nno ;.,c., ,J...o :: n
ne subject have Got Vet iour he'd npon q,
a nv journey thus flr through Penn :,
yivani;:. Ohio and Indiana. | have 4
cen as"e'l ne question constantly upon
!! side, What will New York do in
MS contest: How will She 20: What
III he her maioriiic-. On which side
~ ,hey Lean rnn say Ia You. gem IL
chiee. That IN tie Stale Of New York
ic Liberal Republican movement is
'rtani, rs well developed rs in any -
ATE IN which have yet been and that 70
saying very grea; deal. for i'm the y
ATE OF Ohio. rs well as the State of On
diana. they can not beat tie Liberal
III Democratic parties withu;, great
,iids are committed. The State Of 80
Nv York between TWO great parties ~,
fair vote. is evenly balanced. A
angc of about ten thousand vote,
her WY viii throw the election over -
one si',c or the other.
To-day the Democratic party OF ~. d
ale at New York is united. II win
II its full vote. We have not less
IN fifty thousand. beyond the shadow 81
doubt. OF Liberal Republicans: hui h n
DO not think. considering nj! inings. me-
, great efforts the Government la, ;
ldc with its OfIice-holdcrs, Post =
lsters, Collectors Of Internal Revenue. u
u It's other vast resources, I do not e
NIX. under the circumstances. that
safely say that we shall have great
II over fifty thousand Liberal major
. But 1t the States Of PENNSYLVANIA.
diana and Ohio all will give major A.r
for the Liberal candidates. New York Pa.
II give more. rather than less, than a Fen
ndred thousand majority. lGreat
)lause.
u speech at Pittston Mr.. Greeley VOL
q: We do not propose to nav She,
rebel debt. pension the rebel
Hers. or commit any Of the mons Ia
sues which have been maliciously u..,
without shadow OF truth forced
IN the public mind.
It Wilkesbarrc Mr.. Greeley nd.
ssed a large crowd. SAYING that he 'a''
leved that unless prevented by an He
rmous and corrupt expenditure Of :
!iey, the public voice would respond
ne principles embodied In the Gin.
iau platform. and ratified by the
timore Convention. Dr. !
ALLENTOWN. Pa. Sept. 81. - Horace c,s