The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-27
From an Occasional Correspondent.
Jsdge Hubbeirs Refrr.


MILWAUKEE, wis y Jaly 10, 1863
By the telegraph this moring. | perceive that you h,v.
noticed Judge Hubbes acquitia by the senate Of hi,
State, and that you justly characierizs il as triumphant
HIS return 10 this city was equaIlyso.
Last Saturday afternoon special train OF some TWEEN
ty care, filled with Judge Hubbel. friends left this city
al three O'Clock 10 meet him at Waukesh, The trsn
was ies'ooned with flags and devices and from The r.
car four-pound cannonade was dscharye ed at Intervals
as we approached and left the villages along the road
We arrived at Waukesha about five O'Clock and half an
hour alter the western train in with the Judge on
board accompanied by very large assembage OF the
citizens OF Dane, Jefferson, and Wauskesba couniio
great conconrse OF the citizens OF Walk eabs wa,
awaiting his arrival; and when Judge HabbelI stepped
out upon the platform, he was greeted with long
shout OF copgraula,ion. He was addressed in a brt
and happy manner by the district attorney on bebalid
the citizens OF the county and attempted reply bu, b,
was almost overpowered with emotion. and al be "a
down the following resolutions were adopted by ace,
nation. unanimous and prolonged:
R,'o'rsd, That we hail with pleasure rho recent vel.
dict OF sor GUILTY rendered by The high Of npcac
Judge Of The second judicial cord
ally endorse that verdict believing the senator who
,endefed !, acted ~ sccord'nco with tho Law and The
'R-soip,d, THAT we reioice fh,, Levi IIubb,i /, soon
again 10 appear IN our coun,y ndQc OF this iodcal cir
coit, and tnst as such he has In hs ability
Integrity, and honesty OF purpose. l
Alter the passage of these res !, uions the Judge en-
tered orr train, and left for Milwaukee the inhab
ants Of Waakesha bidding US alden with martial muat
and the sound OF cannon. This, indeed was our utl
come and adeu from evey village along the line OF III,
road
As we approached the city, il presented an impoaa
specfacle II night. and the blaze Of bonfres se,
sky a-zlow; the taller buildings and church .pirs
rising red against The Redeemed c'oud, and when within
mile OF two OF Town our four posnder was dscbarg
as signal the roar OF cannon necessarily answered
I'll we fairly into ,hs depot. every avenue TO whc
was blocked and ,hronsed with citizens Here we four
long procession Of carrisges. filed with our mort
prominent men, awaiting the arrival II tbs sao, and
barouche with four horses, hea ling the line TO rscsu
the Judge, and moved aons Ess, Water street 10
United States Hotel. amid the huxxas of the mutu&
the waving OF handketthefs from the wild ,ws as "
passed glad peas Of malta music and frceh dscbans
OF artillery. atf r. ss N As#.f stF
At The hotel Judge Hnbhell wa, received on The bal
cony by Mayor Walker brother n our United States
tor. with wsrm-hearted and thrilling but brie %
dress MaiHs ar a0.4 .aw
In reply, Judge Hubbell spoke some twenty misuts
eloquenlly, ferviily, and with brilliant pa,hos In b.
brief illusions TO his enemies, however he was ~ scw
without emotion and hs calm severity cut and aunf
way that heated speech can never do When alnd'ns
o his friends his voice iremuious, rising and ta
ng u the dense audience were eltej TO teapin so
nc sympathy asa sast
shall not attempt 10 write you what be said. II Wour
make any letter too lengthy. II is sHcsnt TO say ms
enclose u published, and am sure you will consoe