, 1860-06-09
GREAT TIMES IN THE CENTRE,
sANqAMoN ALL ALIVE.
TiNTH0rslND REPUBLICANS n C0CxcIt,


RRo1t 4 r NM,
Old sancamnn !, mi ~ ha- ..s.ss.s - ~
tss,ifyinp bv mor. Than t.n +h.nss,a rrond
and fannv vo;r.. .b,t h.. o.,. s...d t..+ l..
the Republican fifth md r.ref,a v,th -otbn,,.
>s,m md pratitnie the a,5tfn,,,on o,nfa--.d ,,n.
on her by tbe grand arnv ~ pennhlican. n
choosing her loved and bonored ron \. tba lcsd.
Or of tn national host. Thep I .rrived At air
O'Clock {hN ruoruins tho streets ware already
sw.rmt4 with tho brown, honest facs, Of San.
Canon farmers. collecting from all directions.
Suli the crowd thictened, as the sun rose high
er, and at 10 W. the people beg an to pouE in Tot
by single wagqn-fozds OF groups Of horsemen,
but whole delegations in body. The tosns-
p.ople. of course. went forth to meet them. A
long procession formed at the south, east corner
of the State House Square, where the Republi.
can Club rooms are situated, and marched forth
to meet the various delegations, accompanied
by music, and bearing flags and banneFs. The
Wide Awakes were not asleep. Forming in
procession they proceeded to the St. Louis, al.
ton 4 Chicago Railroad to meet the down train,
which came heavily loaded with live Republi-
cans HaTing escorted their visitors 10 their
place In the grand procession. they returned
md met the up.train. and conducted another
largo accession to the gathering host. which
Was now pcrsaded with great enthusiasm.
The various delegations were received aud
formed in the order Of procession as follows.
conn III H. and SHss .e Lover
eo1no5 n'S,. II T., ss1'h; n,~,,,,,..,,..- n.~, '
Creek 1.xhf 1rlnS On Wasa'nsoa steet eon1r n1p Me
ti.aassilie, Ind Fancy Enef. usbt rea, =, ,o,..
Snts nies1as d,se: 81 ind pn,,,, c,sc, ,,xb,
'on a,e.t o p rSss ths M rts seaec of :. Wright Eq
South seeoId st:scs. ~ -''" t'F10' '1kn' fes'hs On
The railroad delegations having been assigned
and escorted to their places, the procession was
formed On Sixth street, With the rich. resting
on Adams, aud marched as follows; Along
Adams 10 Fifth, along Fifth to Washington,
along Washington to Sixth, along Sixth to Madi.
SOC, along Madison to Second. along Second To
Adams, along Adams to Fifth. along Fifth IN
Monroe. a1ong Monroe 10 Tenth, counter. march.
ing on Monroe to Eighth. a,opr Eiphtb tn coor
along Cook to Sixth. along SIKH In the prh,;,
Square.
4 great variety of banners. with az vs,;or,
inscriptions, rsts borne by the de,eoa,,on,
such as, "Pleasant Plaius FIR Lincoln md 1ts,n.
lin" "Lsnd for the Laodless 9, E;oosr. e.,
the Ni,per]es. ~ I" .-he Ia,ta-n .r;t,, 20. -.
will light the Disunioniss nm Sal, R;rer ~ or =.
the enemy rail. we'll fcncs them ;nnt,
At about half mas. ana o,.ro,t -. ..o..
began. First. n meet;no wa, orn.n;..5 ~ =. ~ :
laree hall If Tho uorso ~ na--..s..1..'" 'ns
vh;cb nm. da,<a,1 a.e~.s. es'o,a''es' !, .s
""'eA was aense'S CROWDED. Capt. Jas. n.
Brown was called to the chair, and On taking il,
made short sad Stirring sneech HI, p;.h
ard yo,as of uau.. ~ r. 0' 1.'sH'
~ Ao'e~a' Luz 7'oquens Republican
candidate Tor Governor, was then introduced
amid tumultuous cheering. He snota for .ho,,,
%wo bo,ra and 80 +. a,.o.u
...ot o'es' spoke VILE
e'eo' ''soi' e'eafness' earoes&ness and elo'
quence, mingled with the raciest huruor. Hf
paid q high md deserred t,;hr,a :, nua..
n,a ...v ~ 1"'o ~ 0ones'
o'u n'' e'efy sentence OF which was greeted
with rapturous applause; reviewed the history
Of the Charleston Convention with a no;ntoi.
edreas md u,-c.at;, ~. 49,. tDe"'
ro0' $Aa "Aseae"c nu"or 1oa1 made even
Demoefats laugh; surveyed briefly the political
history Of the past few years. tracing ,ba ra
snors;h;1;tr of tba nrasant ,.;...:.-
oeo.' - 40 Pteseo' 1s'tat1on 10 It's true
source; paid MS respects to the character
course and aspirations Of the Little Giant, in
the most original stv]e. and v;nd;ru+ad .t, n.
ppb1;can ,,1stfnrn, n1.,. h. .,.S,- 49,. ,ne Ns
~ f:e.:.,~ t' r1AAA ~ p4anA' Will IRE
s'st1ole logic ana tne most impressive eloquence
The speech was reported, and will be printed
mud u;da,r r;,cr,,+sa
Mr.. Atkins. of Morgan to,1oued n .,o.u
| e1eo,r+ md te,,;no enae.h dn,:.o..s '
I ,.., - :" s"P11o
o"1'o ooo "AIA 0ASeAeAt euEets
1txas at once seen that nonlv . eu.,,~.:.
~ ~. $50. ...a ,.
" - w se~oet"ooa'eo IL
toe REPRESENTATIVES, Aah and before alr. Yates
nao "e'l oegoo, anothef meeting vi six or eight