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GOOD NEWS FROM EGYPT.


yiHage-. No longer eAn It be aatd that tne De-
mocracy Of Lower Egyp. is impregnable. The
speil that las l.und US is broken. The false
hoods Hhich -n2re hithaz.s aais'sx I'd uE have been
exposed, and wo are freeman now and RePub.
.neant. 1aad: Ti1l.. 30 ;such to the end Of the
chapter. ;<-,
milking; prsHafa lions 10 rai.s lsepnbiieha pole.
-1his afternoon tie Work was ;consammated, and
there it stands neat the railroad station! hun
.dred and twenty feet id ali q true smblem of
fhe Great Iiacotp-wi,h one of the ffnett hags
.ws haIe eyer seen, Auaaing .ftoin hs summit,
display ipg In large letttrs the namts ot nur no,
BILE standard bearers, Many hapas n2nseneaa sa
cheers Of fai5 vomsq tiled all hearts with en-
the evening bas hcsn spent in llste4ing to
aadFrsssS delivered by Dr.: ArteF, JsF. AcCart-
ney aud !. Collins. fhty afe 'allr fea1ltss de.
tenders Of our cause: a Club #as' or3aniz-d
and some fly members secured, In . preeinct
ihs- only one IN Egypt equally strong On our
side. ,.but all gre beng feIolutt6nzed, apd Pu-
laskl COUNT, viii soo1 DO As completely Repub-
jican Is any in the State. ThF cheera t3at are
low making the tight rejoice is but ond Of the
nxny witnesses Of the great trinmph:that awaits
US In hoVemhernext' ,-.-,1 1onts'
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BANNER PRES sNTArloN. At. ST. duAn.
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=: Especial Dispatch 10 I've Pfcss and. Tdbsne.l
..~ IT. CuAr1rs, III. Sept. 4, 1sso.
Last evening 4 had TIE pleasure If witnessing
ono Of The mast Imposing sights ! eyer SAW in
connection with-Ae.ection times."
a1s ,1At
The. cause Of Republeanism, r. few:da5s' since
went to work aud "eot up" = 1ag viii some $50;
Which was presented BY them lnst eyr1ing To
the ISL Charles Nt'Me. AmAkee.". At7& o'cloek
the Young ladies, 6e ii numb af, mt 1t the res
idence Of Hon. J. r. Farnsworth, -:wheucb they
were escortedbJ12G Of est. Charles Wide
AWakes, under the command OF Capt. +: II.
Bowman and 90 OF the Geneva deAWakes
under the command Of Capt. AlamelI 4hlough
the principal streets Of ther city, to the public
SQUARES. where preparations hsd been made for
tbs OCCASION. this ii not the entire strength Of
. either Of these companies, The procession BY
torch-,ieht, With banners. aage, tFahfpsrsncies
&c. would of itself have been = beautiful sight,
but the MOST charming feature was ssa os naal.
dens dressed in very Eeo. uniform. headtdby
two Of the number bearing. The flag. On arrjv-
ing at the equare, {s, vas found there vas such
an immense concouraedf people that it " as with
difficulty The officers c3uld clear the track to
make way for the ladies TO be escorted to the
stand: for in addition to the maiorty Of the peo-
pie Of the city. mu!titudes haa' poured in; from
wagons, carriages, hu4Ries, on horseback and
on foot, prooriug concluslyely how much inter-
est the people take in the cause Of Republican.
ism and Freedom: Alter some little 1lnc how
ever The track was cleared tbs indies with 81
escort Of "torches." assembled the platform and
in behalf of The Republican Jouug ladies,"
Miss MA: Wheeler, made o very. pretty aad
Charles Wide AWakes, in behalf Of whom ffo7.
j. F. Fsrusworth, returned thanks il . snort
but very appropriate sptsob: Tremendous ap-
plause followed, afserwhich Mr. Farnswur.ll sd-
dressed the vast multitude, directing his re-
marks chiefly 10 that .oaass VITO ere misguided
and duped by the leaders Of tLc Democratic
party; and 1Ie madetu believe, that the ltepubli
can party ,s aristocrstic aud seeks to Cypress the
labqriug map- uftold. same truhs 1shich one
would suppose won1d open the eyes Of every
Irish Democrat on the ground unless hopelessly
blind.
john n. Waite Esq, was then voci}erouslY
oal,ed for aad addressed Tie meeting Id very
eloquent speech, at1adinE to tic greatness and
importance If the WoIk. II which the Wide
Awakfs are engaged, AID eomplimentipg the
ladies b7 whore etforts this meeting had been
convened.
3. B. Wells, Esq Of Geneva, vas also con-
PEELED TO take the 1oor, but ia very gentle
manly manner begged to b. excused tro9m max
Ing tpeech On aecount uf: the late6ess> Of the
hour. The audience we're greatly disappointed,
for Wells b pueof tie best Republicans in the
A song WAS called for, when Il. @. Lumb1rd's
Glee Club appeared on the platform, and sung
the ".Star Spapgled Banner, LIS :'hey know
how, and every kepubliean, man. woman md
child, joined in the chorus; and sung. it oyer
aud over again untll it made the we!kin ring.
Eant every Dsmocra+quaks arhfs bobes< Thus
the meeting closed.
Kane county. will roll up 4. majority for
"Honest Old Abe" that vii! astonish the Union.
r. E. PUBLICAN