Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15
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III FI,r q & 4 a1sESnlss 4 u. ] INT MsIs,
roth Of this city. came OF sgsesably % public
1ottce, last Saturday evening Mr. Frederick
fd1inS, on whpse land it was held, was, on motion
. eoss. sss a ss,ss e the chair
) Mr.. Iddios opened t,ss nesting hv 3 aiings IL
object Andexeused himself from makipe speech
being unaccustomed TO publin s.seakimg he then
introduced Hon Judge Kilgore, representative
from fndiana.s Who proceeded 10 state the prin-
cfpies and purposes of the republican psrty, who,
ne said, had been much misre presented in That
ssction. In The cousse Of his renafks, he stated
his rig hts Ia the Territories he could carry
his slaves there, subject to the smunicipal regu-
lations'' therein =. ...s
Montgomery Blair, Esq, followed, and after
little 70 say IN explanation Of republican princl-
Piles, he reviewed the course Of the democratic
party referred to the declination of Major Breck-
inridge to answer Mr.. Lambs Norfolk questions,
and while admitting Mr. b. to be Union man,
declared him to be afraid of the loss of the seces-
sion vote Of the South If be avowed his true sent-
msnts Mr.. Blair highly complimented Major
Brec kinridgeas high-minded, chivalrous gentle
man, and ne was proud to claim him az personal
frrnd and kinsman Mr. b. denounced the Bell
and Everett and Douglas men as omilk and
water" politicians, and advised all who wouldn't
vote for Lincoln to vote for Breckenridge. Every
against II. Both speakers contrasted the favorable
condition of the North with that of the South,
and claimed the advantage to the North on &C.
count of the prevalence of free-soil doctrines.
The meeting was claimed by Mr.. Blair as the
nrst open-air campaign and public meeting ever
held In the State OF Maryland; hoped there was
good time coming when they would carry the
State, and claimed that the republicans would
carry Baltimore for Lincoln, and at the end Of
four years would carry the State
Both speakers thanked the audience for their
respectful attention.
The meeting was closed by the address of Mr.
Jos. Fletcher, Of the vicinity, who made some ap-
propfiate remarks in behalf Of the republican
cause.
Mr.. Iddins adjourned the meeting, and an
nounced another meeting to be held at Sandy
Spring next Saturday ~. ~.
Not the slightest interruption to the meeting
occurred and about thirty republicans were pres
ent the rest being made up Of Bell, Douglas and
sented in the persons of Messrs. Farnharm, bar.
ling, kellogg, Jas. Bowen, nj oore, and Dodge Of
Minnesota. Francis r. Blair, Esq. OF Silver
Spring, Montgomery county was present, but a
silent spectator.
The MARYLAND AGRIcULTURAL COLLEGE, at
Rosburg, near Blacensburg, is, we understand
going successfully 70 ward. The number of stu
dents now in the college is ffty-h five with almost
daily accessiOns. Two commod Gus buildings
are going near the college, for the residence
Of the President Of the Faculty, the other for the
Professor Of Chemistry. The present incumbent
of the rst-named office Is DR. John NJ Colby; of
the latter, DR.. Montgomery Johns The lectures
on agriculture are delivered by DR.. Johns with
frequency. Cbas. Calvert, Esq, is the Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Institution.
NEW DANCING AcADRmY.-Parents and the
world Of little folks will find something Of inter
est In the advertisement headed "Dancfng Acad-
envy" Mr.. Powell comes to this city with the
very highest recommendations as teacher and
as gentleman. The press Of his native South
we see also speaks In terms the most fattering of
his abilities and success AZ teacher of the grace
ful art, and we doubt not he will be able to form
large class In this city.
CENTRAL GUARDHoUsK CAsKs.-John Hender.
son, dsorderly in the market; workhouse 90 DAYS
VIM. Adams, out after hours; do @2 Is. John
Morton, drunk; do 81. Is. John Bolyer, drunk
and disorderlyi DO. 81 Is. Six dodgers. -. :
Ill The friends Of Marshall Brown. ESQ.
proprietor Of the hotel bearing his name. will re-
greet to hear of bis serious illness
LADIES and gentlemen, the only sewing ma
been thoroughly tested for years and found want.
ing In NJ particular Examine IL carefully before
making purchase. We explain with pleasure
the great advantages and simplicity of the ma
chine at Stevens, 33o, between Ninth and Tenth
suees IT
LADIES, the extensive improvements In my store
being now complete In every department, shall
use every effort to keep my stock well assorted
with the most choice goods of the season. and offer
the same at the very lowest cash prices, and one
price only. Call at once and Judge for your
selves. a..r. ... esq II
FoR your bonnets, hats fats, ribbons, French
flowers, feathers, dress Trimmings, cmbroideries
and real aces go to Stevens fancy store, 1886, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. It
STEVENS, sole agent In this city for the celebra.
ted Grover Baker sewing machines, 1886, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Prices from $50
to $50. It
STEVENS dress hats for ladies are exquisite Go
at once to see them, 1876, between Ninth and Tenth
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