, 1860-10-26
REPUBLICAN L0VE-FEAST,
The Meeting at the Wfg7Eam Last
NfE ht.

| a very pleasant and happy SOCIAL reunion o
i. the Republican famIly took place in the VII.
wnm last evening. A large gathering Of on
Republican citizens and their ladies', preside,
overly Col Ation, met for the purpose OF cor
graduating each other upon the we'll foueh
battles thus fur and the approaching victory
Short, elective addresses, toasta offered by III
audience, mud SINGING from the stand, ioinc,
n u,.h r,n ~ H. o,t;ra s;..n,,,, -.
~ "Nh "n'' " eie ehsoe aeeenpt'' "e3
the order ofthc evening.
EVERYTHING went of happily, snd the rnce,
fn- af,,onrned at m car,v bonrfcverv one :,
~ o ~ ~ 49, - onv Il
sood hnmor, and each anxious 1or more"
The toasts we're read by Dr. s. C. Blake an,
NV. Merrill. From the number ne se1ec
W. f,,,,.r,,,. :;
-os !ono"is ~.
"1"e Qsasers lofs-lt has drawn most mag
nideent Curtin over the skylishta of Democrac
in Pcnnsylvania.''y :.
formc un1ess nv bome md nv bomeste,d~
so,r - ra..r. ~. ,,n =:
eeA aao ny !anan! 'tee'
1Ae 4aa*Fa'teT q ls3l.-He has become III
Cahtnet-maker Of 1861, g.
'.7he Fusion 1fio.-Bseck,, Bel and Dug.
If thew try-o. =:
mi thrr d3a.o:t,
r,,.x,,, mi ~.- w. . vn-,r p.,r, =. o,,,o
aes wv ~, ~" H"+'- " 'at''
The speakers OF the evening were our owl
"home folk, and were called up In rapid sue
ccss1on. nil of them having the good taste Fl
aa,,a.o - h-a,,t,, ~ nf,e, fo-.,otts. ~, 49,,
"a''''e ~ ots''s' Nv ot'9n 1o' '5o1'e0 =" sae'
occasions. Some OF these speeches were
more tlana common order Of merit, and elic
tied frcouent applause.
neo s4rsu' Arp
c; B. Waite, Esq:, Who was int called out
maze asPeesn % n1!s.nng o' WIN % Ruoo Polnts.
a u Bradte5. afH3}s popanf WIN our au
dienccs' followed. ~ sald s tnat on & certain
tlule, "hen AuaIa auu Est "els 1eoaIlas tnt
prophecy OF oDeJlne certaln E1Hs LOT taelf gov
eln1Aent III tue tef1tlo!y u 1Msase, IN Ole
serpent appeared unto tnen' saylns mat the5
neea mol acoa1e inc quesuon, tor they certain
y had fright 10 manage their own domestic
instllutlons ~ tntlI OWN Ma1.; eolnaa Uou9
las eoalu not cla1m tae orislual parent LOT III:
popular }1i soyerc'gnsy noetFsne ,. ne 1884,, r.
MiIt DGAter 81 neAt *, tooh lhe sIand- he 6aid
that "enocu fhilaps fema1kea that when ht
~! n1st say 'opacGo DO IT, ~ aat so1!y 1ol
as o ,nou,ns ~ 1nP,;opa (. 1o fo't snan wncn 4,
tooceo u VEL a.. aao sneh y. ns useo 70 zee
soF'J 1oT 1 nncnanan, pnl IN sne 9tief aays O
!; u1s administrators ~ wv eotupeLeu ~ Trans
1er n1s syLla.n5 - ~ Uatc aot:s plaiosIn.
loo: 1ugauh ea1t - a sT.4a;. .. s9nseoa5 M
n:Snl oe e'ao - nsa' ue Ass az ulssH ~
! culous.' o.. -.
1 II 1v po11 ,rbr, erooana.., H. ~
co 10 NJ re- W. MnE troa sufeeeae1 sti Det
| ler, feaef11n 70 tne tnfGats 81 dlsanlon VI,
! Iefed py Tue ooHtn ana nelne clFcnl9tea
! t1roagn lne :, eo!u1nns oi. Tue new LORI
tosrar1 +rc Snu}ic,,,cra ~. coi,rsa TootoS ni,t
! Nv, Amns Kendall. ,ssthn their mails end
! blockade their ports, md andttey eli aarrr "a
"edtn u atFee'v adv& ~:
! y. ". Sis91lA WIS uc4t clleG out 70 RESPOND
| mann.
! Nm. II Brown. being called fnr -banni,v yn-
| snonded. in enI,;tancc Is fnllows.
.I.5t,;n. and Gc.fle7aru:: This il raty,er \
changing world. Il wns some fortv-two ~ years
aco that bec,mc citizen Of his state and
! twcnty.tlye ye,rs awo since I.hrcame n citizen
| Of Cj,;caro Ifthsn. wc hsil nttemntet, tn act
| nm surl m andirnrc: II wnn35 t,srn heens IN
imnoseih,e cfFort fnr fherc. wo-a ~ sn ,.anv
male Inhabitants in the c;tv then ~ see ~ neT.
sons before mc tonight 0T~ ~
| !ssiuce then there have been many chanres.
! land. and crowdlng tLs caileries hefors me
! and notice cllanye in t6e habillments from
| those nscd in those daTs: I rememher thot
| towar.l the change Of Jefyerson's adrnin,ttra. %
| tjon be became ycry much in fayor Of run
boats. in licu Of laiGcr vessels. for use in The
! navy. His measures being; always popular
with the people, the matter was much talked
! about: and tic indies, following the LEAD. wore
| a fashionable bonnet, called tbe 'Eunboat bon
moi u lam not sufficiently famif1r WITH snch
tg,inrs ia describe them hit / remember t ti,eV
| projected some eighteen inches bcforc The face:
and were tied ttghi around the throat. There
was about as much CHANGE to kiss woman
nther eLIe of an osape ora6e-c hedge. TIN. hnn,
net now worn may not inaPfly 6e called the
+: tkiss-me-Ifyou-tlare bonnet, and seems rather
to extend an invitation, especially II theweazcr
be pretty.
"And not less astonishing changes hare
true remark made by Mr. Corw;n Inst night,
that those of this day know but little Of the
history Of our country. One reason Is, because
1t is not written for easy access. but has to be
gathered from numerous sources. It is be-
% ted Thc chron}cier mnSt ~ wit % nntii they have have
passed away.
"Thc great political parties came Into ex-
istcnce i the third election for President, the
ee; The M i p'sfmaofg5ats, 'fta Jefferson . They were
t tSc 1bSGep
of thai: 3ar''
!. Rcfcuins to the political chanpes eince That
period, the speaker skctched the issues of the
present canvass, and closed with reference to
as tue Republican candidate for Representa-
' n;sh LII pssi9 tSat .nsw exs-yh,ar ,na t,,.+
everybody knew me. This has always Iccn
desire with me, but is necessarily impossible.
ain placed Ia the position Of 4 candidate
from this District. in being that candidate,
i h3yc unhappily stood IN tue way Of any 9TH
tention."
The nema r. Of ny nomination reached me