Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-17

we understand that all over the State the breed OF
horses Is excellent, and that much attention il
being paid 10 raising superior stock OF that useful
animal; q great improvement in such being made
Ainee the Institution OF the county agricultural
Societies" The inventors, or righs purchasers Of
several machines useful to farmers, were on the
ground, with specimens Of their several inventions,
and were exhibiting the peculiar advantages Of
such 20 the multitude the majority of whom were
men engaged III " tilling the soiln
Being now near night, we, after partaking OF a
Recherche supper, retired to bed, being prevented
from sleeping, however, by the combined voices OF
no less than four volunteer orators--each of whom
was mounted on a store box IN front of our hotel
one advocating National Democracy, one anti.
know-Nothingism, one origina Whiggery, and
one Americanism; the latter of whom having by
far the largest audience, received the most an
plause, and having +" thunderedp each other i'm
the small hours Of morning. the unterriied and in
corrigible exponent of the great constitutional
principles OF the American Platform was found
at sunrise In the morning Whispering unanswera.
BILE arguments in the ear Of each oil his defunct
colleagues Of the previous evening
During the night we were honored with vocal
and Instrumental serenade; unfortunately. how.
ever, We cannot say much in favor Of the musical
abilities OF the Rockyillians
The second day there was but n small attend.
ance at the Fair, and after an exciting plouebing
match the exhibition closed, and the numerous
company, some in vehicles. some on horseback
and some on foot BEGAN to leave for their rssnac'
tive homes. Small squads OF politicians were ever
and anon caucusing and "blowingn in relation 10
parties and the coming election, and we had the
pleasure OF being introduced, among many others
TO Mr. b., the Anti candidate for State Conn.
troler who had seized this favorable Opportunity
Of large gathering Of the people to electoneer,S
and he went at 1t with will too only he said
that he couldn't get ga single one Of The depilish
hnow-Nothings 10 eotc for him" g rs all perz,
nell, Mr.. b." (said fellow in the corner OF the
room during the EVENING"" but yo,s can't BE-
The stage from Frederick having now arriy-
cd on It's return to Washington, and we having
received the hearty good wishes Of MANY old
friends and newly formed acquaintances started for
home, having aboard full load, including Mr..
r. just mentioned, who was on his way to Frede-
rick, by way OF our city, to attend a large political
meeting TO be held there the next day. Stop
ping at the post Office few seconds, Just long
enough to get the way mail, and for z FLUTES
to :" soft sawder' pretty girl, who was beseech.
ing the driver to "please bring her letter next
time, we drove OIL, turning in our sent several
times though, to witness number Of snowy white
handkerchiefs waving an alden in the distance
and to gaze at the tips of taper fingers pressed to
ruby lips visible to Us as far as the eye could reach
The coach ratified on, on, on, /" Plutes' sank into
silent reyerie, his eyes gradually closed, and he
fell into a peaceful slumbef from which he was
not awakened, until an old friend at the City Post
oifiee struck him foreibly on the shoulder with
an exclamation "Why, Major, have you got
back p
= flutesD was dreaming of big farm, pretty
wife, and county fairs and awoke unconsciously
singing Oh the Rockville gals are the gals for
me-