The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04
NEW YooRK HERALD MONDAY AUGUST T. 1856.

through storm. II was clear that Mr.. Burlnga me
war the Ion 81 the day His spunky conduct ia the
BROOKS dliiolty has made him national reputa ion
u. once Of the most enviaoie kind. lie has paired
on "lih some Soulieiner and will, until the Presl-
GENITAL election, stump the Western States-spe k
e ~ TIL eity let be remembered, at Fifth street,
Make spece, Friday EWING
Inc pIeAum tanner was awarded to Green county,
ONO The three largest delegations were az i0l
lows From Green county, $3.50; from Miami,
1913; from Clark, 3 600.
Here ale ten thousand people at once, and GER
tainiy lot more than oneffth of the crowd in town
was comprised In there delegations The enthusiasm
VI thste imireshe masses OF men Ii almost incon-
ceFaDe 10 those rho did not witness II, and there
was, ~ seemed clear in he shouting OF the tens OF
thousands, an expression Of the inspiration that
leads 10 victory
I'D the evening the city was all alive with excite
ment aho ebth siasm Bonfres illuminated almost
every corner, fireworks burned, and cannon were
nitd. From the steps OF the Court House speeches
were delivered 10 an immense crowd by Gov. Bing-
ham oi Nh biean ard others. From the balcony
Q, the PbDhps Houte speeches were made BY the
Iiessu'er OF the State, Gibson, Col Schouler and
o,fers 70 very large coDcourse of people. In
Ilegk Hall which was crowded 10 its utmost Ca
pscy, Judge Stallo and Mr. Hassaurek, OF this
CITY addressed the German in the German language.
speeches.
At O'Clock the torchlight procession commence
moving, and was seven squares 10 length. The pro-
cesson. AIDED BY Mentors A. G. Band Of this city
Numbered about two thousand torches while at pro
per distances were transpancies OF every character
of the notices on these hundred transparencies we
have only 70 nj for the following
Buchanan. the modern Captain Kidd.
lhevalier Brooks won't go to Canada.
Tee American people will be Buchanan's Execu-
tors.
Ohio good for 100 900 majority.
Running Brooks
The Buck never escapes Rocky Mountain Hun
Pierce and Douglas, pirate Captains on the Mis-
eOLri.
Democratic advice to slavery-"Spread yourself"
Ohio welcomes Bur ingame.
Good game, alias Burlin-' game"
man That is not afraid Of grizzly bear can't be
scared by buck.
Twin relics Of barbarsm-poly gamy and slavery.
Mule soup and grasshopper PIE.
1--WE will subdue you,' over O figure of Brooks,
with an appraised cane.
What's buck without doe?
Modern democracy-the right of the strong to
ensave the weak.
Ohio endorses Burlingame's note to Brooks
We strike for tIeedom, bnt not with cane.
Talk about your Wheatland, more chaif than
grain.
Shall the price of nggers be raised?
"That drop of democratic blood"
AS the procession moved along the utmost enthu-
siam was exhibited along the line of march. In the
rear OF the torchlil hts a number Of carriages
containing the ladies and citizens OF Dayton, carry
Ing banners anc flags. AT 1880 o'clock the remain.
der OF the Cincinnati delegation lett Dayton aud ar
rived in this city at O'Clock yester morning
highly giatiBed with their attendance on the first
Young Mems republican mass meeting in this
STATE