Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-29
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

! To the Editors Of the Enquirer.
pHitAnELpiIlA, Pa, Nov. q, 1870
Gen,lemen-I have l.st returned from the great Union
meeting held this evening pursuant 10 notice. IN Tic chinese
Museum buildings The lower floor and galleries were RI
cessiye crowded while hundreds unable 10 get seats.
Some four thousand had assembled because II was Union
meeting. They met for The sake OF Tie Union, IN whose
cause you have been So molly ensased-the case
souls aud exercised the minds OF Ji-
frrson franklin and frn and Pennsyivdnias best
sons days; who did they live in this our day and
generation would lrown Indignantly upon the mad efforts
vi fanatics here, and the disunonsts In The sunny South
The fathers the Republic had opposition In the construction
Union, ard snatua that opposition should be found
ls continuance bad head may generate bad principles
and bad principles in naughty world 10 be expected Out
SAVIOR Is found in The hearts OF moderate 'nen-he plain
farmers the hard listed mechanics the sturdy yeonany and
men who casting aside prejudice hook for truth admired
the spirit which seemed pervade the meeting and, Tor liz
size il the orderly ever witnessed Inc feeces
in point oil argument and eoluencr, fell far short oil my cx
pectutions. Mr. Geo. u. Dallas spoke with SINCERITY
which gave force 10 his re'r he was somewhat happy
in selection Of his words bnt yet DID not near The
speech expected from one who So ably hed the ice
Presidents chair The speech vi MIR Rainfall was well te-
ceved after he got under way though when hu began cries
were heard down" H. poured ho, shot most gaaniiy
into the Aboonss. Mr. lngcrso spoke win some g"ce'
talked quite ?rciiy times about the lnlo the Stars
stripes &C. &c. ca" Page made quite nice oiiand
alr good natur.d jolly face, plainly showed that
tie subject almost too sornln for lni Two OTHER
sncecics made and we've vii applaudcd by nien
who love Tie North and the South. Inc speeches shuweo ii
Split Of Patriotism that would sttikngy compare with the
thoughts aud deeds OF many ncS'bo hood salesiien,
aud those among from whom we ought 10 haze
better things The resolutions adopted of the lght
character and they from Independence HILL
Il, Them b. cherished by VINO endorse the principles OF
Jefferson. Although the speakers we'e particularly severe
upon the abnivn!ss yet sorry TO cay that 'hey and
their talents as eectuly and often they ought In
cunsGnng complete nssnhcance that miserable iacln
which, the guse Of humanity is striking al hunIni-
tvs nublrs refuge But fear them not The people, aye
gentlemen the people, will lake Of this government,
while the hoisnurs OF the South and tie fanatics vi tit
North shall their discomfort; showing II is nj! wind and
fnry synyihs nothing g0ye my soul JOY 10 see IN the
company hIgs star which represented Vrslnia
with such sentiments these rhc Union, now and nrev-
err one blc"Our country, whole county
1.-THE Union II must and shall b. preserved &C. &c
The nus of Mr. Foore, of Mississippi was mentioned s:ve
raj times and Invariably brought down applause Foote
is lucky fellow. Cass and Clay aud others Of Omnibus
memory loudly cheered Strange 10 say, did not
hear The name of Col Thomas H. Benton mentioned IN the
whole Of the evening" neither by speakers auditors was
were given for the Of all Laws Of Pennslva that
nay conflict with the execution nf the Fugitive Slave Law
It will be sustained certainly to the Ler, by the great
body polite il this section, while certain cxcreScences may
uow and then s!ew little matter But concudc-he city
papes will give full Of one OF the most glorious
meetings that had the good fortune To atieat. Be-
sides is IL ucck and after having discussed plate OF
oysters make the acquaintance OF Tired Natures
sweet Icsiorcr."
fhg:Grd least piescnt but
uuablc gain. aiinIssion EaqiYo