, 1860-09-08
7ux Nok1HEKF 1owxa
0fOl1 peEalh win 70 fer
ABK A Il L " LIN CO n
Better tbao they did fer
: JOHN c. FHEMoNT.
II A+3dhefe c:un$ cur NUMBER.

/: ABRA NAM L1EcoL
Better tbao they did fer
!: JOHN c. FREMONT.
(: As er.deaee, e;uos cur zuusczs.
Thus they took their voters along With them
and showed them 10 The people. TEn!J. she
northern procession was "an army With ban
ners."
But now to tie southern towns. And here
let us 5ay Tint if a. mnch space il Lot devoted
to them Is to the northern delegations. it IL not
becanse they did not do their duty, Tor they
did; but Sycamore, it p'ust bs confe' SEQ,
.ttrcw herself little extra On thus occasion.
cauc cYcr a hundred teams, aud in Ike pro-
portion fsca .he other towns. It WIS utterly
impcasihle to fern them all in one procession,
aud The thing WIS rot attempted.
Ke1t come to speak Of the arrivals BY rail"
Rad. The Sycamore railroad brought nne
crowd of ladies' aud others Fho cauld not oe
provided With teams to 70 in tie procession.
Frcp, tho vest, On tho Dixon Railroad there
car,e several car.loadp, srd E. large train slso
from Fox River, bearing tie st. Charles, Eigtn
az Ba:avia Wide Awakes and others.
We never ssked for an attendance tEe'n Chi
caso. a.d n=da no ef,r:s fsr railroad crowds
from o.he1 points We wanted to get orr o"n
IT.
Tie Wij. Awake Company from outside the
GU nty which would send The largest nuubc:.
Tic Line, Og}e Co.. Company tookit, h1y!nE
2i0 TIE 1,r4rcip:} c7mIctlnE company Was
tba: from St Charles, wsoss uniforms attsaeteo
universal. admiy2t:cn, c-zsistiog Of she ordinary
with theiz iirht col3reG cspsa, elso looked hce;
Tic Eteio Gtm oan5, c:Eslae1'ng tAat they n3d
go fAr to cage. tuned out welt. The whole
nuubsr cf Wids A%aEes paradl:g Mna lns'r
t1r:tes in the e7c1isEw1s 11:3, Viii thst 90?
Esvcr IS xr3h as'gtt seen before III Oshato
county.
frtm tue principal s!aaa, ard Tastcc:!7ed VIII
S p1rc;c4 tu1:u:f Of applause. Thzre is n dis.
cE:sias .he :2:t taz: this man has hold rpon
the at;.c:ie1s cf our people vaich iu atncs. En-
rrecsGea,e1. Larfe hunters Of Dsuecrsfs
came to hs2r IN. ard pad the 1aoss fespec,1el
=:tc.ti3n. AIr. Clay waa much fat'gued, ::o a.
there w.re SO n:any SPEAKERS, present.. on:5
tito W;de-Aeykca in :hc evening. n's SPEECH
however, ;tou. b brief, was cas- u ths hnpr'ss'
o: Li1 e3oi1x. Long aai loud was the a: pau. Q
which irl;o:. I'd it, III: ve.. c-oTd b-log u1"il.
ling 10 let tio et3. N1re cheers for tha teto ot
K.ntucky--God bless himt
It became eridezt iha: large gnr''oo u lha
ttrorr had beeo unat}a to hear tlaJ, aad two
se,,ara;e s;a2ds 1sre erected 50 ttlat wti|e
Sena. or B;r:h.m was speakiag from tie trss
s.and. ), kaox vas speskinE !rooa ING second
and Long John r. FArnswn7ta iron TVS telso'
S.asicr Birgben,'s speech vas one OF :note
enrt est us "a! betiaLe Ell t1arts Whtca ven! c'ecf
down 10 the coazc:e1ces ofthe m"!'iu r. ST. Z,
bV Hoc, James II. Baker, Ct Min essta. who
las been well chosen u assist the Er@a: cham
riun If Kentucky i: his labors eaaosg us. l!l''
aois or:ts, il !:er dsht cf s:a:itnae to C2s.
sus II, C;ay for thezs laborE, to reG7sn'bsr wti'
&he ca!1sa. B.Ie7. ILL., ia Voted By De haln
eountv, ca n7asse, MIN ceA, 70 ee a"pesiee'
b,ici," and tho bo5s say that Ehenevsr 'ne1 l:,'
aid a tiger Tor q MiDnesosa = ,ker." Mr.: Dak.1
vas followed b5 Hog. |. n 4rrold, the Repub,
licen d: n1iuee for Congress, "ho made ors OF
his beEt spcecnef.
The spcccb Of Jo. Knox, It the second stand
vas nce with xhi:h our people we're p21{'cu ar. :
ly delighted. II took shen b5 storm. l tl,as
jo, vas reEsr il better trim, and he seemed te
sneak becauze us liked to. At nearly cse1J
period be was Interrupted with rouncs Of sp
ttauso. lie did drive IN tbs great iron sp'sf
tell roc! ed he w-uld hit @ac3 one susn
laundering w.lsck n cl'ncn It! re 1?"I0e1f
atfs don't like 10. Eucr! Esgc, the Aepa:h
cans Of D. kslb say be must c;me here 9ga.n
I. G. Moore; E:q, Of n:tsv:a; taosh to!!oTeo An''
At tue third stand, our old popular ia!orhe
Joho F.ruswor.l, carried the crowd With hi1n
und III .de such Il nc: se-he and the Crowds
nearly to disturb the other sntslineH: 7eI;
keen, able and witty lawyer c1 ue hap. "ht
las ,note braips than all the rest OF the Demo
cratic tpenters in this section put ,tcgesher
commenced asking John Qlestsons, which "et'
flaukly azsrcsed. and the que.ist encourage;
to ask o,bers. Thence followed eoiioQuy, al
in gond hu.uo., which was the riches: tang
t!ls Kind We hare erer bad in these parts: Th'
shouts of the crowd told Mhethcs Or nov ~
John tn ado bis points. The fact that lis IN
tcrlocutvr was cu.e one stirred him up mi
msde the scene Goubly interesting. Thla cor
tesoo=d dent tLinkesh that the aforesaid in.er'o
| cu,or will remember for Aome t:ma bis tilt Will
| honest John.
Dr. b. Dustin, Of Sycamore, followed II:
| Farnsvorth in hElct soeeeh, which was re
ceized by the crowd with rouDss Of applause.
| all :hess speeches we're intsrspersed viii
,na,ic ry The tra<s bands-of which We Ia
seyep, aId thirty drums-aud the glee club
the latter going round from stand to ssaad, IN
| singing themselves hoa!se.
Well, tuch is a rough sketch OF thl5 gran
catte1ic1. The HzpubI.ca7s Of the village 6
Dekab hsya reaped gclAea tonoss lJ thei
aad are doi1g glorious work. This towa
:he hotbed OF Democracy in this c,unty. TIL
| preaa of the Squattkri.es hare had DISTINCT
aencuaccd, asd tie e1itor ha vouchcd b:
! word Of Eoecr :or it. tha. Cassius ii. Clny woul
De,.r speek in Dekalb. This aanouoceuez
did no further damage thaa to charge se'
dollars from Democratic into Republican poct
e:s, cur boys netting on the word Of C'ny 6
a.aiost that Of any Deuscrat. THIS, by II
way. is 60. the Negro E4ualitJ ergas-thn.
the .Se.t nt!, Ut 81 eanore, the Democratic eca1
II organ.
! ore word in c7nelueion. To Chief March
Randall, of DeK.b, a.d to bis depatie',
vel, Il. L. jams, \. ". Sawyer J-spsr !
Waite, Bronson Ii Fcx, Sl!us Tappsr, Ezski
Eob:c: and otaers, and to the rfss:ds2. Of It
day, s, vsugha, great credit Il due for the
effective scc z1tluars istcrs.
havent described half sa7. I: mas
thigh Old time" general ;. snd I've eek you
/ reneo. ber--tke larye'i gl,ht'i ing Of the tass!
yet heI in NeytAt,i. I1inois. II it wesn't, =!
any O: .hc speakers 10 :e'' you where there. y
| larGcr Gne.
cane rca: forgetting to speak Of tbs III
Awake p1occ5siou i, rte egeEi.E, and u
speeches Ly C.ssirs ". Clay sEd jc. kns
bath tpsaseEg dii a.as:s abr, Clay b:ia9 pee
!iarly sucsess:ul; ard the streets were liz
as ~ corhagrstisn. Ba: '7n.an' ..6.
NAlp1.