Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
The Meeting Last Evening.

Hon. e. b. DEMO, Of Galena, and Gov.
RAsr4LL, Of this State. addressed large
audience, in front Of Mayor VIvIAS's resi-
dencs, last evening, upon the political ques-
tons at present agitating the public mind
The number in attendance is estimated at
from 800 to 1000 persons. A special train
over the NJ. z. r. r. broughtup large del
evation from Warren H., and Darlington,
Who were headed BY the Darlington Brass
Band. The Wide Awakes of this city turn
ed out ever sixty uniforms and their appear
ance added much to the interest Of the oc-
-asion The speaking was excellent, al
though much to the discomfort Of quite a
number II the little Giants admirers, who
were present
Owing 10 the absence Of The Senior,
obeying the edict Of Judge Miller, to appear
in Milwaukee, and considerable rush Of
job work IN our Office, we have not time for
I'D extended notice Of the speeches this
week 1t was however decidedly success
fiji demonstrs ton.
AsoTHER RUxAwAY.- team Of Mr. George
Brewer took fright and became manageable
% the "Legate hill. on The Linden road on
saturday last. Ths wagon, we believe was
upset, and those ii it thrown upon the ground,
one. LADY, va. quite severely injured having
fwo ribs broken, besides other bruises
PuoEsI1 IxsuaAsoE Cove ask the atten-
tor Of our citizens TO the al vertisemcGt Of this
company ii another column It is safe and
rsliahle company il which 10 insure, and our
readers will find Mr. T. ID Pulford, the . gent
u has city. ever ready TO issue Policies to
hose Who desire
Gov. RA>DAL1, and Hon. c. D. DEMO,
addressed the citizens Of Linden, on Satur-
day evening last. Although the notice of
the meeting was short there was very re-
spectacle number present. A portion of the
Mineral Point Wide Awake Company were
present and attracted much attention during
their marching Linden promises at least
225 majority for old Abe in November.
ga friend IL the town Of Moscow writes
. know Why the name 81 that to~n ;, as
lsts r.; il tie apportionment Of Delegates 70
lhe District Convention.
In reply, ne would say tbs. the omission
vas entirely uuinteauoual The committee
.oak he vote Of last fall a. me bases of the APP
PORTION ment. and a. that time the town Of Mos
caw voted with Waldwick Each Of those
t.vns-Moseow aud Waldwick,--are entitled
Is 40 delegates IN the Convention, and we hope
see them duly represented on al occasions.
B3aaovED CArIrAL If as Andrew Jackson
See said those who 10 business On borrowed
-apisal ought = fail and would do 50 sooner or
.a.er, cur Douglas frieadsin Tins City can hard
IN hope to succeed. In The formation 81 their
g.ia they have borrowed from the B,eckin-
rlise party the name Of Young Hckores.''
t1sra the ranks Of Bell aud Everett,a Drill Mas
ter, aad from the Republicans ,heir drill aud
the pattern for their lamps. All this, however,
Is Is characteristic Of their principles, for
taei7 candidate for President breaches one thing
atone time and another at another apd their
candidate for Vice President advocates Slave
s.de a. theSouih. while his friends at the North
5'a.sa him IS Squatter Sovereignty man. We
-a5-Ii not be st all surprised if the Douglas
G.-a there become 50 mixed up that large
portion ot them cast their votes fer OLD ABE
+ S..sefnber.
80 GA "Wednesday Evening last, at about