Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21
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THE PRoPLE REJOICING i
MR.. THEAKER'sH HOME AROUSED.
Correspondence of The Belmont Chronicle.

of The Belmont Chronicle.
= BaIpeEpoRr, OHIo,l
Tuesday Morning, 18th Oct.
=EoifoR sCHsoHIcLK: Sir-I desire trane-
hitting to the People through the columns
OF your paper, faint synopsis of our grsnd
jubilee over the suecess of our candidate,
T. c. Theaker, Esq. ,-.
At an early hour in the evening the peo-
pie left off their labors. and commenced
thFonging the streets-"Mud Siiis, Aris.
'ocrscy" ct al. Shortly after dark large
delegation arrived from MartinsviIle, some
of the members Of which were bearing
transpafaneies on which were inscribed
.1Siud Sill" and "sl"1Tbeaker's supposed
msjority. Others brought in their trains q
wagon on which was tar barrel burning
brightly, and last followed the champions
Clark and staff, with their cannon. They
halted at the corner Of Junkins, Branum &
Co, when cheers upon cheers we're given
for Theaker. Soonths dingy mechsnic-
the talented blaeksmith--the champion Of
the 18th district, mounted. the stand, and in
tones of thunder addressed the people who
ithrsnsed the street: His counten ance
beamed with gIadness and patriotic zeal
and bis enthusiastic eloquence sent the
warm life blood dsncipg .hreugh ths veins
and eliciseal loud and hssrtfek5 cheers from
the happy multitude. 81 At intervals the
cannon belehed forth its soilsysd fhnnders
with independencs beamiag In every iflssh
.arousing .'Jimmy Piatform's:.s Satellites frou
their air" and mocking the solemn desth
Oh auson Of the iil-boding democracy. Dr.
Cspehart was loudly called for sud happily
responded. briefly recapitula,ing the event,
which led to this gloriously achieved tri
umph. atrthe close eiiciting three loud ant
hearty cheers. At this point large dele
cation arrived from Bsilsrs attended by theil
excellent brass band,, which ii appears par
took Of the spirit Of the occasion, and dis
.coarsed most excellent patriotic music.-
DR.. Junkins in behalf Of BelIaire mad.
some brief and hsppifying copgrstulatory
remarks, at the close of which calling fol
thres cheers for Thesker which we're piver
with q hearty good win. music followed
fheaker was sgain-eailed for and respond
ed bf,efy-Mr. F. Drummond was caiIea
On, and behalf Of Msrtinsville made tell.
ing little speech, displaying much wit and
sentiment. 4 He said that on the out skirts
Of the crowd he bsheId some democrats who
Judging from their conference.-the i'm.
aginea were inwardly rjaculating --7-
'.This j. the way long have sought
-y And mourned because found il nos--
Huge laughter, music, freing. of ca npor
Be- The people were also addressed by
Jas. H. Drennon. "a. sd r,=os I'd i5i.i1la'
= Many old citizens, said such demenstra
ton wssr never before known in the annal.
Of Bridgeport 1t even eutrivalled III,
spirit Of 40 Citizens and church member,
of the first ectability, whose heads ar.
blossoming for the grave, many of whom
have passed the storms Of many cam
peign, were 'oui and Joined the common
throng--'ai barrels and barrels of tar wer,
presented as burnt offerings. II was tim,
long TO be remembered as season of glad
ness aud rejoicing, and we are now yer,
sanguins. that "iruth though crushed /,
earth will rise again." and that this is bo
the beginning Of a, series of victories which
shall. continue for many,very many cam
paigns yut to come. Yours &c-ia Asste,-
-s s.-la s- .L.saeI TREBOR.