The New York herald., 1860-09-08

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land '".a1.s 1aa. style ps.saea through the
ssv people OF Saco we're transported
VIII dez aud vigorously chssred for the Union Of the
anied q common desire 70 defeat the republicans. and
II the A,ter could 40 any &C. " ~. ~-.ss. ug Of their
tcngrey, destructive friends woad have hunt up
acr somew here The republicans threaten that ths dis
play to night III oatstrip everything Of the kind
yet attempted in Name both in poInt OF numbers
prcmhe take the stump they will be certain 70 draw
large crowd and the people will have chance OF hearing
the whole history Of this creed rom the g mouths 2, some
shall see how all this grand nourishing VI ampets TER
inmates.
eveniog but the display was not very gigantic affair
after all Considering however, that the giants
should Be- rather rnsy sSe sooa de-. y
nss in the streets With brAzen instruments and drums
and marched up 70 the Town Hail. where they had good
Thc discussion at Augusta, on Wednesday, promises 10
be an interesting affair,
'ur Augusta CorrespOndeAte.
AuorsrA, Wine. Sept. ., 1850;
The Rerutl.can Demonstration Portland-Ths Dscs
sion Besueen e Too Candidaiestor GoserncfThe Ele'
tim o., Monday Nezt-ChaHOss Of as Nasioaal Paty,
DC dc.
The republican display which took place In the city OF
Portland on the evening Tuesday last, in every
afternoon crowded and enthusiastic meeting was hold
in the new CITY Hall, which exciting addresses
delivered by the Hon. Fessenden Judge Culver OF New
York. and Hon. John l. Swift, Of Boston This meeting
lasted until late the afternoon, and aer its dis
person delegations began to arrive from parts Of the
State Al eight O'Clock tcrchlight procession began in
Congress street. In front Of the United states Hotel then
up TO State street and through all the other principal
streets Of the city. II was indeed very brilliant
Affair." and reminded one Of small muster OF New York
frcmen. There were about three thousand torches,
colored lanterns and ransparencies in the PROCESSION
and the whole city, male and female, turned out to soc
the show that the streets crammed In every part
The Wide Awakes mustered song They glazed black
caps and coaks and presented particularly sobre ap
pearance they glided along beneath the gimmering
flashes Of their fambeaux The Lincoln guard red
glazed cloaks and looked pretty ferooous At that
great number Of bands were engaged, and added cons
derabe 70 the erect Of the scene Several Of the houses
Of republican rssdsats were brightly illuminated, sad
the residence Of the sa Mr. Brown, fronting on state
street. one Of the nobest private structures in the STATE
was enveoped in perfect OF nre caused by rockets
Bengal flames ansparencios, blue lights, and all knd.
q devices on ,ne arge oCmmSn iron; s
whole procession marched up State street 10 ont OF the
residence, and II was soon ascersained that the Hon
Hannibal Hamn standing in tho midst Of group OF
friends ct the main entrance. This was the signal for
round after round Of applause. and cheers for Lincoln and
wanted 70 get chance TO Mr. Hamn and 70 shake
hands with him. The proceedings were continued until
past midnight, when special tram, on which embarked
Tbe demccr ssic and republican masses made stroug
rally here attracted BY ibs joint discussion between tbs
Hon Messrs Wsshburn and smart the rival gubernato
rial candidates The discussion took place on the state
grounds in front Of the oonss oral buildings Mr. Wash
rspoSsicss US s' psssps, rssssss.ss ali the old ar
gumepts Of the republicans with considessole effect
s asfssasd a party sSs1ss sas cs.sess xnss
lAaa tAe os1 spsscn br us svh which besss The
W V Be nsnd IN The geasr.i extension q republican
which he said was the rsu Of mush speaking within s
few weeks last past Many q bis rcnArks wsro shAp,
nterdict not 70 applaud either side, he
would certainly have been loudly cheered Mr.. Smart
cstss oi the oesCes ana inpsocons q The republican
party There no attempt 81 logical reasoning IN bis
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There particular interest attached 70 the affair,
except served 70 instruct the people, the
Of the men for whom they were called upon 70 vote
Otherwise, the discustIh was perfectly useless II not
aa'U ussh WITH piercing rsys How % many @ psops-aa@ % %
beripg several thosands-coud consent 70 stand for
nearly three hours 70 hear rehssh q republican and
osra explained seemed 70 b Of NE mysteries Of
poncs. Every one who went 70 hear the dhcus.
fcrcni state commiiiees The merits and tas pros
p<cts Of the csndses have nct been any way affected
sss ea%s % ,Ss rcu.d pecy pr,Usres % a.
their win and whether he or not II did not al
ter the cae for was foreeons conclusion that he must
had . douced sharp thrashsg-that Il madness 70
spposc that he could cope with washburn, the Little
2 ss %say T.,hsa1n ,sor
fecty used up They think that he politically
dead and that Smart has driven the st nall inio hs co
I'm. Not single rrcseyte hss been msc either side,
but democrats and republicans cft the Geld firmly
welded TO their respective theories ~ though discus
nov sorey exercsed ~ 10 The prospects o. the election
VIII doubtless make good deal out cf this
The prospects o. The candidates Cor Congress and for
next arc the r. eas theme of conversation here. The
Douglas democrats express their positive conviction that
Douglas in November neat II the republicans de-
fcated now, win be all over with them the 6ih of
eusion 10 secure Toscs for either SIDE no irish win
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and may teod materially towards hss dcfeAr Al al shs
q an sciye soue on Psrty spcsssrs are eossi
pualy the stump taking their throats Tne
puelicsns ar. having serious .nsss x1e ne dead DO
mocrafc party, and u does appear oat party
% healthy and powerful as the repl aliese they
are should nnd i necessary TO grt o. bs nght
their showing The Republicans believe that their
demonstration in Portland has struck terror Into The
hearts of tne democracy, but tbe democrats say that
they could n they pleased get up display that would
outpumbcr this BY thousands they had mind 70 do Co.
but that they cannot spare time 70 play music and march
about when tbe'e is 60 much work 70 be done
the defeat Of treason and conspiracy. yin be vcry
hard rub between The nsiIoaA men and he dsasioniss
They are both coming up with hcavy forces, and both
make 20 much noise about their that only
patiently await The day Of battle 70 which party shall
conquer 10 The striA ID the meantime people are
seriously awakened 70 the danger Of the hofc positoa
q the Republican p.r,y ed ev.y man Who values ne
DO his duty 70 his ccuntry
Ths Latsse Abolition Manifesto.
A NEW PLAN" pon rHR sUEu0ATrox or rHn
sourH-roLrrlcAL AErIsLAvKRy CONVECTION In
rHK CITY or wonCEsrKR, nAss.