Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-06-27

The utmost excitement prevails. =.
DOUGLAS DEMONSTRATION.
CHICAGO, June 23-9 y. N.
The nomination Of Douglas was received
by his friends with great enthusiasm. Three
hundred guns were fred in honor of the
announcement this evening. Speeches ar.
being made from tho balcony Of the Trc
mont House, and bonfires blaze from tn,
corners Of the streets. .aa
The Times Office and most OF the rubli,
buildings arc brilliantly illuminated in hon
or Of tho success Of their iavorite.
COLUMBUS. o., June 23-9 P. N.
The National Democracy Ere "a guns i,
honor Of the nomination Of Douglas. II
widest enthusiasm prevails. .Ggab.
Lafayette. June 23--9 P. NJ.
The greatest excitement prevails. ON
hundred guns were fred this evening j,
honor Of tho nomination Of Douglas. Bon
fires butning speeches being msde, &c.
in Cincinnati, June 23-9 P. N.
Cns hundred and eighty. one guns wsr
tired this evening, by tue Democrats, j,
honor Of Douglas nomination. So
... Indianapolis, june 23-0 P. n,
The city is alive with the greatest excite
ment. The nomination Of Douglas va
greeted with rounds Of cannon. Speeche
are boing made bands playing bontires
&C. Gov. Willard and others addressed
great crowd. s-t# -.I0. s'-G
! n..ln L. Crosse, Monday.
ALL FOR DouGLAs.-Our people, sins,
Saturday, have been mainly oes~eipdl wi,l
hurrahing for Douglas a. > -4sn.a4 Z ~a
Milwaukee. Sunday.
The news Of the nomination Of Stephe,
A. Douglas for the Presidency was receive,
IN this city yesterday with the greatest en-
thusiasm. Men collected upon the stree
corners: congratulating each other, Demo
Gratis were jubilant, an the whole city va
one scene OF rejoicing in honor of the tyi
umph Of the Little Giant. .aaHt
In the evening one hundred guas wer
bred two heavy brass CANNON were sta
toned on Huron and Oneida street BRIDGES
and pealed forth Democratic thunder. str;k
ing terror to the hearts of the Shauehais
and making music in the ears Of The De
mocracy. 80. =
Later in the evening fireworks were light
ed, rockets sent up, and tho enthusiast,
shouts Of the multitude were hearty aut
vociferous. .q..... 1.,~~-" =
| Buffalo. Saturday nipht
The city is in one continual uproar.-.
Speeches are being made bonfires blazing
streets illuminated while the continue
roar Of artillery shakes tho whole city.
u Dubuque, Sunday.
GREAT ESrHus1Asx !-DupuouE A11v,
AND ABLAzE IN Honor OF DoUoLAs T.
SPEEcHEs, BoNF1REs, FIREwoRxs AND II.
LUh1NATloNs !!!--1.ast night ~ it was fair.
~ dark, Dubuque awoke to tha pleasant
task of ratifying tho action OF tho National
Democratic Convention at Baltimore. The
greatest enthusiasm everywhere prevailed
and the city was everywhere ablaze with
boniircs and the tierce glare Of rockets,
On the corner Of 5th and Main an i'm
mense crowd gathered, and were addressed
by Col. McHenry, Samuel McNutt, ESQ.,, o.
the Herald, Hon. D. S. Wilson, and others.
The Atrald and National Dtmokrat offices
and many private buildings were magni6-
Gently illuminated. ...r....-' '.-
We have not time to particularize further
than to say that the enthusiasm was bound.
less in depth and bresdth--and no gala day
was ever observed with half the ioy that
attended the ratification last night. The
roar Of a hundred guns given BY Capt. Hay.
den added powerful voice to the iubils.
ton. More particulars next tiue-and-
land--hurrah for the Little Giant, our mex,
President '..-
... ST. Paul. MONDAY "a.
TIE GRAND SALurE.-The Democracy Of
the city could hardly refrain from bringing
!!out the big guns when tho now, Of The
nomination was received. They went
to work and got tho cartridges made. and
lot sunrise yesterday, hauled the field. piece
from the Capitol grounds to Court House
Square, and she blazed away enc hundred
and seventy four times, awakening every
body in the city to the fall realization Of the
joyous occasion. ... ...as.a .... 49,
The officers Of tho Northern Belle. kindly
loaned the spunky little piece they had on
board, and with the assistance Of some
and fred it an indefinite number Of timss.
|: "spoke' BEAUTIFULLY. and its eehose Re
sounded over and over again, along the
bluffs Of the river, and upw1rd, until the
welkin rang with its reverberating notes ol
triu,nph.-Pioneer Gath.
Yesterday morning, In our special issue
We gave notice Of ratification meeting at
Concert Hall, to respond to. the nomination
Iof STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. This no. ice. brie
as it was, drew forth ono Of tho lsrrext
crowds ever assembled in this city. Il ~
a glorious opening Of the campae,n-a telling
demons tration Of the people. The speeches
made during the evening, were able and e,o.
lquent. Whenever Douglas name was men.
toned, It was received with most uprosrious
|cheering.-Ibid. g. ''
Mr. RARRE7:-The people Of St. Louis
for We are glad to know that hundreds and
thousands Of men Of al pa ties participated
in tat tho meeting on Tuesday night, put
Mr.. Barrett in nomination for election 10
Eon0r>ss >~a;, <.>..s THE dseHp:n IL -.