Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-10


from the southern part ofthe county, and
from what he said, should say that he was a
good thinker, AMI a man Of gool. ound
judgments although not an zoratoFs=Next
was introduced 20 the audience the Hon.
De- K, Cartier, ofCleYeland 1t is impos
sfble for any enc TO report his speeches;
they are Of z style entirely peculiar % him
self. His Eentrrccs arc tcrsc. short aud
sharp, lis Wit TX. the minnie rife bullet.
gees far, and sinks deep; and that slight
stammc of his only makes his hits when
athey7docome, the more irresistible. Like
person With 4 piece Of iRdia rubber. you
are intently watching him slowly AMI la
boriously drawing it out when. ap. it
t-kes you in the face. and you scarcely
know from whence IL comes. His wit is
Spontaneous and natural, not labored--
During ~hiSspeech, some vnteTriEsi Doug
lasi,c. yells out '.hurrah for DOGglss;" IN
stantly. and without hesitation. Cartier
Gays. its the only argument i ever heard
in his favor; and any ass can m ke it
There Was no more hurrahing foI Douglas.
Cheer after cheer greeted Cartier as he made
his telling points. Next W. 0. Forrist
was called for by the audience, but declined
mixing any sioerh, as it vas then 10 o.
clio k But they SEEMED determined to
hear something more. and then called out
Charley Smith, who tried to excusc himself
but had to gise them 4 short speech. which
he did in 4 sensible and ef.;tive manner.
The meeting then adjOur ed with three
rousing cheers for our nominees.
Hardly had the cheers ceased when the
Wide Awake lamps were again lighted
they having been sxtinguished duriag the
speeehcs,-and Tie different companies IN
line. ready to march for the dOrot The
train leaving at IL o'clock. A fner scene
cannot well be imagined thar that march
to the depot; the street seemed a perfect
sea. of light. ard each company coping
perfec. time as they passed through ali the
evelutions of the most perfectly drilled
military body. There were altogether
something over two hundred and fifty. as
fullowS-Ihe Warren company Of 8 me-
thing over thirty, the Mineral Ridge COM
pany cver thirty, Niles W, AS. eighty,
and over ci=hty of the Youngstown compa
ny. To the Niles company. must lie given
the palm for drill and dress. they may Ger
tsinly feel proud Of the manner in which
they acquitted themselves, Saturday night.
Great crcdi! is due those two live Rel no
hcans George Rice, and j. d. Ward; long
may they flourish! The next best drilled
company. we think was that from Mineral
Ridge. Tie Z. company has only been
organized a couple Of wee ;. and did ad-
rlirahly for the time thy have been drill
Ing.
1: is shame that U towu has nor a
betfcr COMPANY. We ought to have one hun
d:ed md fifty inst.ad Of thirty, AMI what
few there are lax drill. Nr. Patch. theiF
Chief Marshall. | understand is q man as
well killed in military tactics as any MN
in the country. and is enthusiastic in the
cause. hut one Of their own number informs
me that it is almost impossible sa;g,t more
than a dozen to attend the reaafa- Meetings
Of tie company. This ought hot soitn be.
l am informed that.tbe Germany 1t Niles
has drilled almost every evening for the
last month. Arouse up Republicans and
lets have a company that viii beat Younge
town. or Niles, and let US have one grand
display before Presidential election. Be-
fore entering the cars at Y. to return home,
each company was received by It's !Ghiet
Marshall and then fled into their fespcc-
tive cars. 1t was impossible for all to sit
down. Ny let was st With tie Warren
AMI Niles ". a.. There vas no FIRE in
the stove; somcthipg lad to bc done tokecp
the bleod in sirculstion; very many things
aserc ecns. aui mere we've tried. The
train bay-!lsss ME gsacTvas heart-iona-
tel APPLES. that helped he thing along
Military music helped still more. Several
cheers were given for our candidate and
several FIR those who wer. not candidat s.
One thing was perfectly evident to me; that
they we're all wide awake. Upon arriving
ct Niles, tie different companies passed oct
into line, in good order, when they were
greeted by 4 fnal cheer by the Warren com
pany. i enthusiastic young lawyer getting
cut on the platform of the cars. swinging
his hat, and cheering and shouting Justify.
Suddenly dropped his said hat. and had to
jump of, when the tram past on ard lett
him behind, whether he has got home yet,
or not. VIC have not heard. Upon the
whole it. wa 4 grand time, enc that did
the hearts of all Republicans good, aud
will tell upon tic election. Estimating the
crowd after the Plaiu Dealer Douglas fash
isE. and speaking politically. We should
say there was about twenty thousand peo-
PIE there; speaking upon the honor ola man
we should say there way between two aud
three THOUSAND. Ia tAc Language Of John
.GiIrin-
when next the Vide Awaks's do go
abroad. M