Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-08

The Mass Meeting y this place on
the e5th, was IT, greatest demonstra-
sionever made 10 Eastern Indiana. BY
any political party nof the truth OF
this, the assembled multitude In at
ESTIMATED at 10000 can
bear testimony. And were il not for
the "OId Folks" who stayed At home
we would not say = word IN relation
TO the meeting. as every body else
were present. 10 fact. having looked
over ihe vast crowd. one would natu-l
rally suppose ali creation. most. and q
right smart sprinkle Of the rest Of
mankind, had assembled. 10 hear
words Of burning eloquence. fall from
the lips OF 1ndian's most distinguish
ed speakers, and never did we see an
audience. pay more marked attention.
70 speakers on any occasion, or situa-
ted under more unfavorable circum-
stances. But they did not regard heat
and dust, 80 intent were they on hear
ing the corruptionsof the present adj
ministration exposed. and rights. and
interests Of the North vindicated,
which was done In a masterly manner,
and to back up this assertion. We have
only to state. that Fl 8. Lane. H. w.
Ellsworth, s. W. Parker. Tom Smith
w. G. Moreau and J. d. Rowland
addressed the meeting. each Of whom
Is a host within himself--can chase a
thousand old liners. and put ten thou
sand to flight. The speeches, music,
and the crowd. were all that could he
desired. We must. however. ex:ept
part Of the crowd. those persons who
brought whisky on the grounds to sell.
which caused some little disturbance
and ended IN fight. We presume il
10 unnecessary 10 state the party to
which those liquor sellers belong
There were two "niggers" engaged
in dealing out the article, but whea
reminded that they we're acting. just
a. mean as their white fellow dealers
in the article. they snesked cif, hsart-
lily ashamed. no doubt that 10 had
lowered their dignity SO much. as to
sell whisky, la connection with that
class Of white men, who viii condos
cend to sell whisky on this or any 9th
er occasion. and thersby disturb the
public peace. This messing will. we
hsvs M doubt sell m favcr If Rennh.
ll;can;sss..T fss.N alf.' Il
MFR. Hull v.s r,ohes - IN. ola
Line meeting "A Favesev;l,s on The
s6,h of Juiv II .onr.rsr Hnil ana
two other men, WERE erosged IN an
IN ,ercbanoe Of sent;oent ;n' N. noI;.
80 ~ ~ ds-'r IT,, -.~..s--ar.h
ed by a eres. lover of' seace'' and
oydsr vho nevemnto,;.llv o,dsrad
u'sn a. ',ssva III f.s,-d Hi,
nl;ed \. vo.,d' not leave N. OH,
csll..d h;,, I. d.nsd o,d ,;r,,s~ :, I'LL
49, natter of ,orss rs,es,s,' ,har
mi. 'nrrns c;ons ;nJ;.;d.sI' Ah,,r,.5 :
br;ct Rat at Hall wh,.h IL Jon,~.a
and Ia into him 9TH HE cana s;sh .
r;gbt GOOD viii and 'annl;sd .hs ,;ct.
ful and fast until !, rs hroLs, IN =
n;eces and The hattie ceased .sor ,
While. Hull was snrrounded nv .or,s
half dozen men ana vh;Is n mi,
] predicsmeut- some "corard,v + sea.o !
knocked him down. and no dosht had
l;t not he.n far Tia interference ofT som.
Of the better port;on Of she crovd
wouId have been in even a worse pre
dicament than the man Who IN one oc
Icasion. .sfelIinto the hands of thieves !,
Mr. HulI was exculnated from al
blame. in the premises. and was an.
plauded for the deserved. pummelinr
he inflicted on the originator of t6s
THE dificulty. tnL = f,;~ e..
T.~G. Hibben EIocutionist. lectur,
ed ON the ssPassions. limitations. Per.
sonatives, REGULATIONS and Delinea.
| ton" ia this place few evenings
since. He undoubtedly possesses IN.
common powers of Execution. Hi:
lectures are both instructive and anu.
sing 8 We guarantee that those who
attend his lectures will be well enter.
tanned. &'....,,.4 a..e sa>ee'8,i
We we're informed that Judge Lo,
gan in a speech at the old line meet.
inr At Fayetteville when referring q
mass meeting of the e5th, stated iha1
there weYesone TWEEN ty Eve ssnirQers'
'tpresest. Two of vhom. the Reoubl;.
4 cans had dealing ont whisky. Il
/ il the fact. that there were two s.nig-
Ger. engaged il the above business o. 3