Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

demonstrations ever given IN the west REQ |
pie poured in from the remotest corners OF
the State. The crowd fairly took the city oy |
storm. and passage through the streets was
almost impossible owing to the olocAaoe--
Mr. Lincoln was seized upon by the crowd,
..,roa ont If carriage, and forced to re-
spond by throng wild with enthusiasm. lie
refused to make a speech, protesting that it
was not his place or purpose to appear on
the stump but thanked them heartily for
III If good will, and said that if his presence
caused so much disturbance they must let
him take himself out Of the way. Speeches
were made by Senators Doolittle and Trum-
bull, Dr. Judd Of Chicago, etc, five differ
ent stands being occupied in as many parts
Of the fed. The demonstration in the even
ing surpassed the expectations Of the most
sanguine. The square about the State House
resembled a sea Of fire, through which sold
ranks Of Wide Awakes marched and counter
marched by thousands.
'''-'' -'''.-'',s f- ". p.,.;jor+ Rrecl-
I'M -, a. r-N1.1r.l:o C,,r,bs which
,li-'1e a. .,ronlatad
- - - ono ~ tl,;r meetinrs.
A. - @9c.nor,l c5,mbs. Won have
done more for your party. and received less
from it. than any man know To which
coneroI Q rromntIv replied. And YOU have
done less for your party, and reclr-d more
than any man know. Time at length,
however, sets al things even. \ ua'on OF the
Bel & Douglas parties IN heHt"eSy' has q r.
en- to Gen. Coomos the o'hse Oh '.arl OF ''s
Court Of Appeals, which Is t.'' most 'aorS-
tive Office in the state and the tenure i~ i'r
six year. This is oeai-ea rebuff To Mr..
Breckinr.j-c. Nr. buchanan comforts Inn
with the reflection that be Is about as popn-
lar in his State, Kentucky. a> h' lbuchan-
am is in his State Pennsylvania.
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tho y,.s,.,,, .,'. H-.....:.r,.,.... ,,r-y .nt.r-
,5h;...ei.. Inundated ~. f,r,ol nm r,.-n7
R-sc.iariIro f,~.aud issued an clifton of
the ,.au.r uui.r that Ianaa.. The affair
created great ,.ci.cmeut, and was followed
bya Hsat between thc editor aud Breckiu-
b ride man.
Thor. ,,.,..r.,. ..e-lsmca before the W.
ti5n,l Dan crlu. Csav n.ilu ..r the Press
Dental uamina ion, VIZ 1isr- Hunter
Guthrie. Douglas, Dickinson, Line, Toucey
Davis, johnson Of Tennessee, and PeAr1e o.
MARYLAND. Since TIE B4lJm.-e n-miu-
tons. they have declare their preference al
foIj,v. FIR Major B-s.kiarl,.-IIla. K
N. Z Hunter, Gen j.. Lane, Hon. Jamst
Guthrie, Hon. Andrew johnson. Col. J--i r
son Davis, Hon. Isaac Iouoay, Hon. 5-.a..
\. Ptarca, Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson. In
Jul1e D1uglas-llon. Stephen 4. j .az.-z
Accounts from Illinois are most enc urls-
ing. The Oh Fillmore strength, which
elected Douglas in le5s, Is going mainly to'
Lincoln IN 'L-yIt' countries "-it' hdio-
y ave