Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-02
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Rally. Nothing occurred 70 the pleasure Of the
occasion
About O'Clock at night sosch.ight procession, with
Band of Music in the van, formed In front OF the
the number Of torches not great Il should have
been for procession Of such sxe There have been
not lees than nine hundred thousand persons In it
After marching around portion OF the town, the procee
soa halted before the Virginia Hotel and called loudly
Botis He appeared and excused hmse upon the ground
that he spoke then he would be able speak the
next day a. had been announced he vet hoarse
from the speech deved by him short time Rich
mond.
Loud calls then made upon Hagruder who present.
cd himself aud deved quite appropriate speech The
procession then wendell its the residence Of Hon.
A. ii. II. Stuart, who Notwithstanding his feeble state Of
health appeared and delivered cheering. appropriate
of VIM. Kinney, Esq who. being called Tor made his APP
pearance and gave expression appropriate
and encouraging remarks. Tho OF Porter6eld Kim
ney was then loudly called, when he presented himself
aud delivered in good style short address In which he
annuncated patriotic Aacricdn sentiments which met
with heartfelt response in his Blossoms Of the members Of
GINA Hotel gave three cheers for Fillmore and Donelson
and adjourned There has been, any former
cason, such manifestation Of enthusiasm in this place
FRIpAr-2Sp Day.
At eleven O'Clock the crowd having again assembled In
the grove, Hon. Alex. H. H. Stuart introduced the Hon.
Jno. Minor Bolts to the audience. e delivered able
and eloquent speech-yea, a powerful, overwhelming.
crushing speech which embraced tho whole history Of fed
eral legislation upon the Slavery question, and
complete exposure the dangerous policy Of the Demo-
cratic party and the dsunion motives which impeed
leaders aud controllers He spoke for the space three
hours and halt during the whole Of which time he had
the fixed attention OF the hundreds who had to
hear him.
As just going 10 press, have time give
a sketch OF his speech, which very much regret
At the conclusion of his speech, Jno d. Imboden ESQ.,
behalf OF Miss Mary L. Sbert, lady Of this county,
presented large aud handsome bovuet Mr.. Bolts
The remarks Of Mr. Imbodenn preventing IL chsstc
and appropriate, and those of Mr. Bolts in accepting
in the highest degree happy and wiuy-they both
paid just tribute to the worth OF woman. The following
Is q copy OF the note accompanying the bouquet
LAKE yrrw, Augusta Co., Va.
Ipresent this boquet to Hon. Jno. Minor Bot. OF
Virginia, friend OF the Constitution, strong link ia the
chain OF the Union, in the Eastern Hemisphere
may his light grow brighter and brighter until the mid
night OF disunonsm is driven from Land. Nav he
prune bud from the OF liberty and engra IL in the
hearts OF his counymen in his Inaugural Address 1851
Respectfully,
MARY l.. SIBERT.
August 2sth, 1886.
Alter these pleasant ceremonies, Mr.. lmboden
sed that important business in the Extra Session Of
gress had prevented Hon. Henry Winter Davis from be-
ing present and that sickness his family had caused the
absence of Hon. Thos $ Flournoy, in consequence OF
which the purpose continue the meeting Saturday
abandoned.