Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
me- Meeting ana Pole RAISING a. Concord.

meetings OF the Democracy hat we have at
tended this campaign came or al Concord
Dixon township, in His county. on Thursday
Of last week, upon which occasion o hickory
pole was eiecied, for beauty and height being
one hundred end n~ineiyAeieht FEET above
ground, outsirips all others hat have been
missed in the ssBuckeye Siste.7 The number
that was present has been estimated at from
two 10 foul thousand, democratic figures, but
10 estimate with Block Republican eractnsss,
there was not less than ten OF fifteen thousand
onst his occssion. Several Of The townships in
this county sent large delegations with bands
OF music and banners waving, having inscrib-
ed upon them, instead OF "Wooliy Aorses,n
and "Buck Negroes .our Country" ..The
Constitution" with portraits of George Wash.
~hipgton and Daniel Webster, on either side
names. connected with such notices, which
must Gil the heart OF every patriot and lover
lofhis country, with feelings ofpride and graf.
itude. A delegation from the village Of Boss
ion and vicinity, in Wayne county. Ind we
think s4deseryias a special notice, beth in
consequence OF its numbers from so small q
village and The way il was gotten up. Itcon-
sisted of about three hundred and City per-
sons, headed by q Tremendous hickory peggon,
drawn by eight horses and containing Fly
four young ladies all dressed in white, each
bearing IN her hand a small white Gag, con.
10 ipine the names OF BUCHANAN and BREcEIN-
RIDGE around the verge of the wagon bed
was stretched o pink colored csnsass, con-
tanning the motto. "WHlTE HUSBANDS
lon NONE r We could moi help admiring
the moral courage of these fair young ladies,
in illus taking a firm and decided standa and
striking q wen aimed and sigerous blow
I~sgsinst the unnatural, disgusting and ioatb-
some system of amalgsmation, that is sought
to be enforced on this country bythe Fremont
~''negro worshippers." Nine cheers say we,
10 these brave and patriotic young ladies'
In This wagon was erected a hickory pole, a
Lpe one, about forty feet in height, contain
ing a very appropriate and beautiful banner-
The pole was SO conriIu cted with halIiards as
10 be raised Or lowered at pleasure. Taking
= al ~ an /, was asc;ded,v ,he mast mani.
sce,, a. iss TIE most emb,ematic = fait
Inn, we have seen during the campaien. and
Lone tn Thai will IN our ouinion. nuzzle either
ohio :, Ina;an,t n heat This w.yeon. we
understand. was rot,sa nm by LEVI, Dsu1y.
Fso one n fbe mosi whole souled. bieh ton /.
Ia AMI cntlus;as,; n ,,emocr. y IN wavpe coun /.
~. and who e always ..risht side I'm with
I care. /. and mn mistake. In another oort;on a
he aeleautioo vas a corppspy Of Young men
nm horseback. dressed hstbe styte. Of the Con.
dnebtal soldiers, and gave The deleaatiou i de
cidedly democratic csste Of character. Il was
! l;v.lv ,enresentai;on Of he soene or The
early DAYS Of This Repubiie. = .soeue too thst
Is 40 peculiarly dishesteninr 10 OUT Black Re.
bublican friends. and never ssen al any Of
Their meetings. from fheir wild and morbid de.
liz 10 emsh soat ana overtbrow. NOT only the
mannrrs Of our xo,eaa,hers, hi he psiaoiples
Of eiyil government, ~giyel.io US by them also.
ITbe residue Of she delegation consisted Of
gentlemen and ladies' in wagons, hickory
=
~dggons, Duggies' &C, all carrying nags, pan
nefs, &c, upon winch wire emblazoneo eve