The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-24

was thrilling, powerful, and withSl beautiful. II
was rich, racy and highly entertaining repete with
sound doctrine, chase pleasantly and true eloquenee'
From notes taken in haste, hope 10 be able TO
present at least an outline of Mr.. Melsllles able
spee, h. He assured the democracy Of Tennessee OF
The hearty, Jealous, aud cordial support OF the
democracy of the great Expire State m support oil
Polk, Dallas, and Annex ation--thst he had come TO
give this assurance and pledge from the democracy
of the great State in which Van Buren, and
Wright had their homes-and also 10 assure TINS
meeting Of the sincere, noble, and Jealous support
which those eminent citizens Of the republic were
giving 10 The republican nominees for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency. He further assured the meet
ing that there division IN the support OF these
nominations among the democracy Of New York
whatever the voice OF mlsreI resentaiion might say
TO the contrary.
Gov. G. Clay, of Alabama Hon. MIR. Bo~lln'
member Of C,ngress from Missouri Gen. j. Me-
Gala, of Kentucky Mr.. Mcconnell, of Illinois (;
Col. N. Terry, the Speaker of the Alabama Senate |;
the Hon r. Hlse OF Kentucky; Judge J. c. Thomp-
son, of Alabama; Mr.. Bright, of Lincoln, enn,
and Mr.. Watson of Alabama, seyerally made elo-
quent, able aud heart cheering addresses There
were three several stands erected, at suitable dis
tances from each olher and there was continued
speaking from each during the day. Such was the
vast number of auditors, that Notwithstanding tins
arrangement, all could not approach the stands In
convenient hearing distance Ia the progress oil the
whole days proceedings the utmost good order pre-
vailed 1t true, that shout after shout huzza alter
huzza, at every happy sentiment expressed by 'he
speaker continually rent the air, but there was no
disorder conluslon even at the tables during the
time Of Iefreshment. ospirituous liquors of any
kind Were permitted to be publicly brought on
the ground Not the slightest appearance or sign oil
ntoXication was seen on the ground. Such was The
regulation Of the Peoples Encampment at Camp
Hickory.
We are sorry that the Hon Geo S Houston, mem
Der of ConPress from Alabama and the Hon. Ste
phen A. Douglass member of Congress from Illinois;
were both prevented by temporary indisposlion from
addressing the meeting, as they were invited and
pressed to do by the Committee Of Arrangements -
We hope they will both be able to address the meet
ing and people at large before they leave. They are
botn able and eloquent speakers.
Let 1t be expressly noled, and held in remembrance
and wish the Wings and Wing press 10 notice
he FACT that every speaker, from the Moth, South,
East, and West-e'ery gentleman who address ed
the meeting, any portioa Of the People since the
Convention assembled, has repealed the charge Of
disunion against the Democracy or the real Democra-
cy Of any portion or section Il the Union, with in
dlgnation and contempt Every speaker has pro-
nouhced the charge in any and every sense as Beng
FALSE AND UNTRUE. The honorable Pre- identity the
Convention first repeed it then General Cass re-
PEELED II Mr. Mev lie repealed it Mr.. Hise repel-
led it Governor Clay repealed IL Mr.. Marshall re-
PEELED II General McCala repealed it; and SO did
every speaker throughout and the whole mass Ct
the Democracy of the Convention repelled it, the
appeal Of the President, by long, loud indignant
shout of condemnation Let the Wings and Wing
press, we say again, note this. In it they may read
heir own condemnation, and of all who have dared
to propagate the Islander.
The Hon. A. V. Brown, Hon. A. Cullom and
Hon. G. w. Jones, members of Congress, AMI other
distinguished citiz OF Tennessee, present on
the occasion, bu prefer ed hear their friends from
other States speak, 10 speaking themselves.
The fol owing portion of the letters received
by the Stale Committee from distinguished citizens
from other States. Many pliers Wi be laid fore
readers in next paper. These letters high
y interesting, and give the candid views OF the emf
nent citizens ny whom they are written.