Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-24
Horace Greeley's Travels.
He Spcnks mt JefTeTsOnVilIe, Franklin,
and indianapolis, and tells the people of
Indiana how much nc hopes for and ex-
poets OfIhem.

INDIANAPOL1s, Ind, Sept. 2S.-Horace Gree
ley arrived here at 1.30 this afternoon, and was
received byI large crowd in waiting at the
depot, Greeley was met in Louisville by re-
ceptiOn committee from indianapolis at s o'clock
this mo. ling. He crossed the river 10 Jefferson
vile, where, in response to a call from the
crowd, he made speech i'll espOusal
of the interests of the great labOring class,
out of which he had Sprung in denunciation
OF lawlesSness and violence, which should be
speedily and theoretically suppressed, and in
in favor of universal amnesty 81 appeal, -" said
Greeley, TO Indiana, standing now, as she does,
almost the leader of the ; ivauc I hope of free
states, to let her voice be heard in her coming
election on the side of national Teconcilia-
ton and universal amnesty Other states
will heed her, if that is her judy
ment. Let no false pride, let no party
attachment, lie, no devotion leaders, however
able, however 90 !, lc nothing stile that
voice; let il echo across the land, sion, note
of peace and gladness; ct the dis.ranchiscd
hear it as a token of go oh er and good will
let the people everywhere reed and lea,I that
Indiana has declared for the restoration of the
last American the common privilege of Amer
lean citizenship, and the country will rejoice
that the reign of prose ptiOn is over, and that
the people have rla"cd nat all the people
shall be free
At Columbus, Ind, where a large crowd as
semblcd, be said: Everything have seen and
hear since cross / the mountains cheers and
encourages me. have faith in the good people
OF Indiana. do not lieye they can be
bulls out of their con, ctionS, and am quite
ce tain that they cannot be bought. So feel
certain that your verdict will be wen in the
coming election for national reconciliation; for
equal r-gh'9 all men, includ 10 those of our
own citizens now dSiranchised. So believing,
so trusting, l Lei so sure of your verdict, so
sure it will be given Ii~ht, that | shall listen on
the night of the Sth o, October next without a
fear, without doubt with an earnest, confident
trust that Ind IA will take her place in the van
Of the grea. column of states that moves on in
defense OF constitutional freedom
AT Franklin there was another large crowd,
and Greeley made few remarks.
AT indianapolis he was received on change
shortly after three O'Clock, upon invitation of
the board Oftrade. He was welcomed in behalf
of the board by President Wright, and respond
ed briefly expressing satisfaction at being SO
heartily and generously welcomed.
He was introduced to the people in the state
house yard by Hon. d. W. Voorhees,, and deiy-
cred speech on the subject of the publication
of our county. He said he had recently en-
countercd and vanquished the peril of disunion.
She IS to-day confronted with the deG1ly peril
OF corruption; the cancer is eating into
her Stas whereof the essence is purchased
legislation, bIibed public servants, and several
betrayals of the highest. | will endeavor to il
lustrate her present peril by simply recounting
to You undeniable facts which will illustrate
the history of les Station by congress with ref
erence TO the Union Pfcitic railroad;
would Tx your attention on this as a sample
OF the means whereby scheming, selfish, avari-
cious men cOntrive to glut their own greedwhile
they talk of public henefcence. He then pro-
ceeded to speak at length in condemnation Of
the creC;t mObilier