Demoine courier., 1856-07-24
ANOTHER GOOD MEETING
Great Speech or fen. 1. Csdding.


This gentleman, who with DR.. Far
ner of Fort Des Moines. is ~canva.sing
this Dis,fict, al the invitation Of the Cen
trail Commiuee, in behalf Of the Re-
publicsn cause, was greeted on Tuesday
last By a Court House full TO overflow
ing OF Republicans anu others, including
quite a number OF ladiss, who, upon a
very limited notice, came in from all
parts Of he county to hear this dis,in.
guished and eloquen. champion Of Free
Com; and we doubt if a cause was ever
more ably advocated, or an audience
more highly gra,ifed. II was a subject
Of regre, that owing to the busy season
Of the year. the mass meeting, so gener-
ally attended a few days before, and the
expectation of hundreds TO hear Mr..
Codding the mex, cay a, Eddyville, the
meeting was no, more unanimously
attended. Under the circumstances, j,
was a large, indeed In ordinary times j,
would have been regarded as a very
large meeting.
We can not expect, in the few words
we can afford this week, 10 convey TO
our readers even a fain. idea of the splen-
did effort OF Mr.. Codding, on this occa-
sion. We hope and rust every one will
have an opportunity to hear him for
themselves sometime during the canvass.
Suffice it now 10 say, that all the staple
obJecuons which have been urged sgains,
This grea, Republican movsmen, were
brushed away as if they ~ere cob webs,
seciionalisn and aboliiionism laid on the
shelf, Republication placed high on tho
platform of nationality and constitution
atty, and its paternity clearly traced 10
the father Of the Republic, while Ire SO
called Democracy Of the present. day,
with it's candidates and i.s plstforIhs and
professions, were treated without any
sort of mercy. although with that fair.
ness and courtesy which 10 always due
10 political opponents.
Mr.. Codding, as an effective speaker,
has few s~uperiors, il. any, in the West.
Easy. good nasured, witty, Astounding in
anecdotes, thoroughly posted in the his
tory of parties and Of politics, with a
powerful voice, anu an agreeable man.
ner, he is the very man 10 contend 70,
great principles before the great tribunal
to which be is now speaking. His
lhcme is a noble one, and he is doing il
full justice. Is.ia..A thousand pi,ies that
the inex.rable' demands Of a. crop ready
for harvesting, so, seriously inlerfsres
with the attendance Oh s's people gener-
ally upon ais speaking.
DR.. Farmer who has quite recently
brought Il the Republican Pa1y lbe en-
ergy and talents which haze heretofore
been devSted in an opposite direcsron,
was prevented, BY indisposisiop, We re.
gre' 10 say, from speaking CD dis oeca.
sion. He is doing a noble wo,k. lorahe
cause which is commanding all hn7sym:
palhier, and his best efforts. .-s
g. We MUST WORN. -AlAoush The pros.
poets Of the Republican party are mos,
encouraging. and improving every day,
SO that it would seem that an easy VIC
tory was within our reach, we would
yet impress upon our friends the lmpor.
lance of uniting, ceaseless labor. The
popslar feelings are undoubtedly greatly
and ~favorably impressed, and The cur.
rent Ia clearly moving in the RICH. direc.
iion. No n can doub, Is; but IL should
be constantly borne in mind that NC are
fighting a compact, and a thoroughly dis.
ciplined party, who have long been &C.
cus,omed to ihe possession Of Office and
power. which they will no, relin-
quish without a desperate struggle. No
stone viii be left unturned 70 nip in the
bud this s~pontaaeeSs nevsnsa, Of The
people,. Every influence will be brought
10 bear. every mas Of any supposed in
flusnce ~lf be detailed in the service;
every real Of supposed prejudice will be
appealed 10. and every possible false.
hood will be put into circulation, 10
crush this great party that 10 looming up
So msjes,ically in the land, and marshal
ling ils forces from Maine to the Pacific.
The crisis demands work Of every true
Republican. Work! and the victory is
ours.
From the Burlington Daily Telegraph.
Review Of Burlington Market.
Enr fLp spspE .od:an I'LL. Oi