Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24
From the New York 1eral
THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING Al

THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING al
HILLSBORO.
Co,coRp, NJ H., August l9.-Las night this place was
filled TO Overlooking with Democrats their way 10 the
Hiboro' meeting They filled the hotels pr rvate houses
me halls and rooms in the State house and the large ta
mad denot where mattresses were laid. erything was
literally stuffed with sIcepes and hundreds were copeea
10 walk the streets. f
Since O'Clock this morning less than seventv-hve
rye cars have lett here for HIsooro over tue
Contoocook Valley railroad besides those whcn hase
run from Manchester over the re" hampshire emu
and from Bradford over thc Cohcoto anu Sa'e"'o'S '
snecial train from Providence and Worcester brought
thousand with the Worcester iigh, inany a.a
Cornet Band Another from Boston hnusn, as many ''
including the Boston Granite Club and the Brass Band
There are five railroads cenrng here and al nave haa as
much they could do. -, I..,.a
Some Of the trains were oeaye" mere no'u' '''''
his morning 49, r.on,,o c,o,o
,.fne nnd the prospect that the crowd VIII orcrdh tenn
oorary famine here and that the twenty thousand POUNDS
M M and bread at Hlsboro will vanish this day at I.
NJ like dew before the hot SUM- 80 e,
Gen Pierce is in town, and has been eihpioyeu .e
noon in shaking with the thousands at the depos ne
does go 10 Hilstoro' T., ,, Ca.
Last night hee very largo meeting IT the ota.e
House ward under the direction OF the Concord ufahl1e
Club. ,,, ,h,oo
heer, for York three cheers for the Empire Cnn
He said that Pierce nominated because he $1,000 o c
interests of the whole country, with the constitution o'
guide-knowng mo No',h, no south &'i o.L,o, New
Gov Henry Hubbard Judge Cofion OF L"c.pU! ; .'
YORK. Chas t. Wood ,ury Boston. and Geo '" o''isoh
nf Ma oches er followed until 10 O'clock lhee were e
works music and great enthusiasm c., r,
Amnny the nolables who have arrived a'e oee'a' DA
,hn V,n guren Colonel Gomsn, Ex-Governor Parls, ana
Captain Mcintyre, "a soldier o me ,as' Wtl so .r
General Tuman Of Maine Colonel Weller MAJOR Lazy anc
AR Saynpe membcr of Congress from fennessee senator
I,lemeo. and f. G. Marshall membeu OF Congress ifo"
| California; John $. Thrasher, DC euI
Every hot,l barn. house and shed al Hisooo were neo
last night.
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE AT HILLssoko'
! Coscoup Aug l9-2H ma number OF Nc" ".AetS
.t arrived en- route Hiisboru having oee e'd
ed BY III. delay Of the Norwich and Worcester ram "no
hour Some have stopped here, cut 'i' arg p @ T. M '
gone on | hear from Hsooo tha me gauiehs 70 ."' t
mense Besides the crowd from ABROAD tne lieia -
Hil,boro' county, comprising Populauon Oh my '.o ~ I
with their wives and children, appear 10 nave uneu o1 "
i mdsse I :, = ,,dv,. Iane The
=, Hl,boro exceed fifty houseno out may
i no q. 10, 70 call i, twenty five thousand.
Tna,s ia 10 be reunion OF the nintn feRifels mere W.
o,r a, which General Pierce will PRESIDE 1oV. Sey
, of Connecticut Col Csmens MAJOR LaY, and mos
If the other officers, will attend.
= PEOPLE RETURNING FROM THE MEETING.
coscopp Aug l9 g. P. M.The people are JUS! reurnlns
rom HiIsboro' The meeting addressed by Messls
Dir Clemens Gorman Savage and Van Buren, The SPEAK
ers were all greeted with great enthusiasm
many estimate the number present as high az thfy an
M, Iess than twenty thousand Hundreds came on loot
and carriages lined the road for three miles ds'ant
j, The cars will be able bring away all hs peope u
tomorrow. "a ,s,,,,sd nm accoun
Several hundred his town, and returned On ae
of the crowd and the heat which has been e1cessyr, W.
There is now great scarcity OF provisions q.
I but plenty of good water is elt IN she ''
II large concourse OF LADIES' "ete pe''A