The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-15
HHR GRAND RALLY!
TremendOuy Turn Out.
Out Pouring Of The MaIsoll
- Younr Men aIl on IIand.

The Young Men all on Hand
The largest and most enthusiastic
moeiing that has been held in this city
since tho Fremont campaign, convened
here last Friday evening. The utmost
good feeling aud harmony prevailed. En-
thusiasm ran high.
The streets we're crowded, and not less
than 1000 persons were present. The
ladies sheofed us with their presence
Every window and balcony being crowd
Cd with them, aud a goodly number we're
gathered in groups on the paVements.
AGsor three almost desfening cheers Tor
Lincoln aud Hsmlin, the 0lee Club sang
= song entitled "Hers's TO Uncle Abe"
composed by one Of the club.
Charles Campbell, Esq, the Presiden,
Tor the evening called the meeting 10 OF.
der, and in few eloquent remarks, ez-
planned the Object for which the club wss
organized. lie then introduced L. Ad-
ans, who made a vey eloquent address,
and was listened to with the closest utten-
ton and was warmly apPlauaod through
out. He thought that young men should
take an active par, 10 politics, they were
generally let out Of consideration until
election day, but should be earnestly en-.
gagged through the entire campaign, for
they were actually the most interested.
In after years the government would be
entirely in their hands. Then how i'm.
Portant they should receive ths trus,
knowingly. He proved to the sstisfac-
tion Of all that the Republicans are not
aboiitlonists. He next took up the charges
OF amalgnmatIon and disunion and shove
ed Plainly TO every candid mind that the
charges were not only false as related
to the Republicans but showed that the
Democratic party were their only Siders
and hbettors. But we have no, space to
follow him on through his remarks, lie
took his seat amid a storm Of applause.
! The Cleo Club Gang tho following
song Of tho campaigns 10 the tune Of
"Unole Ned"
There W, an Old seeker, they called hu hsass, Abs.
AHd be lived uut Wss,, sut wsui
Wofh was bic pisatufs ever since Ne va bahs.
M, nov hss roins to have little uHi
Chorus-Thsn put swsy the wedge and the maul,
Thea a., hinE' rsSdy ioI The islll
foT wsfs bsuhd 10 put him through
juHio show what wsssA Do,
AhdbTins abOuiL shanEs--tha,'s al.
HE daEsu sist - lons a. the oas'S Ia ofhrs new,
AHd hs hs'i~o gOod sysiin hi' kssdI
A fnll 'st ofbna', and a. homes, msniy hSsw,
which thing, Of many c,hsn ssh' bs ,aid.
Chous-1hsn put swly, Ee.
H' IL the RaR fsr,hs Wet, and The nsn for,hs East,
Aad the mAn iof ths middle poHien tool
ts'll lhavs every white nsnt salary in,rss,sa
And make plenty of vo,k lof him to Do.
Cheus-Thsu pvt away, ko,
]. NJ. Brown was next introduced. He
spoke Of the club as being a. far from
political corruption a. from matrimonial
alliances, Ho answered clearly, graph
icly aud satisfactorily the question, "why
ain ] Republican !" showing bondage
to be moral, social aud political evil
compared the slave states with the free
states showing how degradlng slavery IL
to the white man Hs well a. to the black.
Showed up the Post Office department
CORFU tons, and got OF some good jokes
atthe expense ofthe sham d Democracy and
"Bcl-wether" ticket. But Il lie impoaoi-
bic 70 do him justice in few sentences.
Ele closed by drawings graphic picture
Of the contendingparties, exhibiting their
respective banners with inscriptions writ
ten by party leSdera, and finished with a
string and eloquent appeal to young men
to rally under the banner of freedom.
After anothtr tune by the Band the
Cleo Club sang the "Hurrah Chorus"
G. /. Thompson was the next speaker
but, owing to IN health, was not able to
be heard over more than half Of the as
Semblage. He made foroible and tell.
ing speech, however, which was we'll 70.
ceived.
The "b'hoys," then commenced throw.
ing Gre balls, which caused a preeipltate
retreat from the platform. The excite.
mens was kept up ill a late hour BY the
display Of Gro works, and the throwing Of
ere balls,
Everything passed OF pleasantly and
Uuele Abe's NePhews may congratulate
themselves that their frs, public meeting
was a decided success.