Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
Hoa. = 81 carpgrLr hi rAror.

In the esryspart Of last week the quiet
village f Eaton was thrown into a Tremendous
fever OF excitement. blythe annoancewenttha hat
Lewis D, Campbell tie Gteat, would arrive
here on Thursday evening and address bis be-
nighted constituents. Great efforts were nut
forth 10 make some show-a little deponstra
ton, on the arrival Of Ibis distinguished dem.
~agogue. smo 6 a portion Of those for whom be
has sacrificed SO much ease and luxury ~
His friends here knew very well that Il they
depended upon Preble county alone for a
crowd 10 NEE. him, /, would be q very dimin-
utive one. and accordingly o despatch wns
sent 10 Richmond, Ind. , demanding The seryi
cess or not less than two bundled members Of
the Black Republican, "ffeedom shrieking,"
Isg-tog and bob-tail party, on the occasion.
Those who could make right the most hide.
Gus with their ,'sbrieksy and consume the lar
gesl quantity OF "fed>eye," were preferred.
They supposed this kind ola crowd would I'M
press more imdellibly upon The giant mind Of
Lewis, that the entire r~opulace Of Preble were
set wild and frantic al the auiyal OF his i'm
maculate parsonage. But unfortunately this
draw on Indiana did not reach here until az
ter the train which landed The Hon. gentle-
man into Eaton, and consequently The process
sion which escorted him from the Depot was
o mesgre and unhealthy looking affair, con-
sistine Of about forty men and boys, headed by
the "Eaton Gornet Bani.n After seeing Mr..
Campbell 50 fely landed at Hotel, and an at.
tempt togive three cheers was made, the crowd
returned TO the Depot 10 welcome those from
Richmond, who had volunteered their servi-
ces, The ariyatof which made the whole as
semblage lumber about WI hundred and fifty.
At an early hour in the evening, Mr.. Camp
bell appeared in front oftbe Court House, and
after receiving three faint sirieks from The
crowd, be mounted a store box procured fol
the occasion, and proceeded to address them,
He did not appear before his constituents tC
ask their suffrages for sn ofice-foh, no, no
him y but for a higher and a nobler purpose,
10 vii, 10 tell them Of the Neighty services o.
Their distinguished representative Ate,
pronouncing all 1.-The old parties deal, be wen
on to speak Of the Hon. J. G. BreckinriJge,
who he said had visited Hamilton during hi,
absence, and auaigned him before his con,
stiyuents, OF which there is not q shadow o
truth. Mr.. Breckenridge did not mention BIZ
name or even allude 10 him in his remarks a
Hamilton, and we doubt if The person OF Thu
gosIing Congressman even once entered biz
mind, during his so journ in that place. Hi
then proceeded 10 m~isquote q portion of Mr.
Breckinridge's speech, in which be made ]
appear that thai gentleman said, if the Biacl
Republican party succeeded, a dissolution o
The Union would certainly follow, and tba
: Kentucky would be the first 10 secede. AL
who heard or have read Mr.. BIS speech, vii
know that these charges are false. In BIZ
speech Mr.. B. urged all good citizens to unit,
! 10 The preservation Of The Union, and in re
, gard 10 Kentucky seceding he said. ashe i
locked up 10 The heart Of the Union--she coull
not 60 outi If she would, and she would not
"a r.
she eonld." He wound up his remarks upoi
Mr. B. by a challenge 10 meet him either a
the f'Cliiton House. ID Ohio, o Kentucky
and discuss The political questions now Of Is
sue, but said nothing about meeting his oppo
E nent, Nh. Vallandigham, He then attempie
5 to explain why he had voted for Dunn's Bill
! which legal,sed slavery into the Territories 9
Kansas, but made on utter failure, There
no use for him 70 try loldodge and smooth owe
his vote on thatbih, BY SAYING that The othe
portions Of The bill methis appreciation
2 is all common there his vote stands IN plai
black and white, N favor OF slavery in Kan
: sss for Two years, and oil his gafbling and mis-
7 quoting will not alter II one single iota. i
; regard 70 bis Anericanisin, he claimed to b
? The same, but said be intended 10 vote e
MI Fremont which declaration was receive
y with cheers from his Black Republican friend
and with GOODNESS and black looks on The pa
hof his American hearers. Atterhe had saiisfe
q the eager cfowdon ms score, pc said had W
: defsiood he was q can1idate fol Congress, an
!. wishedlo know ifany body could tell him VIII
he was runnin against. a solcs Hon THE crow
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