The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-04-18
Rhode rsiand Election.

We haven not yet received the full re-
turs OF The election In Rhode Island. but
che Democratic majority, a. We judge
nom the facts before az. IL about fifteen
hundred.
There was great rejoicing among the
viotors ~ the news Of tho triumph came
in. And a. Il reached by telegraph some
Of the cities. the same eiation was exhibit
tel We see that in Norvalk. Comm
there was grand jubilee held the night
of the 5th inst one hundred guns we're
fred there. over what Is called "ths Tn
ion victory in Rhode lslapd."
The Providence Or. ~ Post-la demo
cratic paporl-'jumps" out Of its columns.
IN he delight. Il flluminated its Office
had a 'small swivel which was carried 10
ita roof and thence was fred oG a great
deal Of powder. Otherwise. there waasx-
hibited an extraordinary amount Of en-
thuAasm-not cold. but just as warm rs
though itwero In New Orleans or Mobile.
speeches we're made on an sides, and we
fear that considerable cider was drunk,
Cor without that Il is lard 10 account for
The rapture Of the denomination.
From the rosts account of the affair
We copy the iollowingi
Not Eve minutes were allowed 20 20 by
without cheers ior Col. Sprarue am hi.
nuccessful associates hpon thc Union tick
20 and when. In che course of the even
ing. u was known that our gallant youni
standard bearer and Governor elect wa
present. tho shouts and cheers were mo
meutarily dcalcning and Che pressure
towards che office was almost FEARFUL Col
Sprarue responded % the hearty call
that were made upon him. and addresses
hia friends Tor sorio Eve or ten minutes
Ga q patriotic and elnquent strain, upoi
che ISSUES Of the campaign. The gloriou
vUruiCt ~ che people. and the importan
part which Rhode Island was performing
a. q pacihcator between the north an
south, and especially as being The hrs
New England state to give n hackwaf,
motion to Che eide Of northern fanaticism
Near midnight. detachment OF tho Ma
rino Artillery Company brought out ono q
nirir PIECES and = salute Of one hundret
nuns was fred from the Park This al
%. Wakefl The cheers OF the Sprngiio men
and nll over the city were heard shouts 70
tha new Governor. ne Constitution. thl
Nnion. and Rhode Island.
Such was the demonstration on Wed
nerlay night. 10 was IN that heart coul,
wish, even on ~ glorious an occasion, an,
HIl bong be- remembered. a. marking thI
eHcnFth Of those PATRIOTS sentiments up
en which our battle was fought and won
Weshould be sorry 10 think that thi
" Z not unselhsh-that itianot evidenu
ot q returning love for The constitution
and che laws Of The confederation.
the Post, Ia commenting on the result
aifihuiea "a 10 a rovulsion against ths q
natieilm which has 80 long held uTay u
NAPaFia Of New England. From tins ar
tel'Ne copy th6 concluding paragraph
~ loiawai
There an be no successful coatradic
en of hw lacl-that the poople Q
iho'ls hlsna have had higher LAVISH
lHi q a has BEE y preached 10 us Coz years
hNef connidoraii,. p, and have repudiatod
Namharland on, 'orsod It. I'M the cleo.
~. e Edward Ilar Il a. senator from
Nn. other town. sedorsed t. hut
ope az ihe State. by a.. emphatic
H. rl.y. |pudlaicd 10. Lee not !. he fact
80 ssn sHani khode Island demon. accs
.i 49, ia,i,iae upon which alone The M.
,,is.,.l ~ se's q John Brown can be an.