, 1860-08-23

any new truths or arguments. Twas regula
mnk and water ech,-neither head, tail mo-
l. HI. Daniels followed with q acorchipe reply
Hm telling eloquence overthrcw the weaE, force
les5 sun OF Je Douglas orator, and drew tor
Tents Of applause from the delighted audience
ae spoke tor an hour, e!oquentiy and forcibly
driving Hull and bis Littiv Giant both TO IL
At the close Of bis speech, three times three
were giFen with zsst for Old Abe, Our coun.
II ause By 1000 majority fof Lincoln and
Hamdn. We are bound to win. BED.
JUDGE TRuMeULL's MEETINGS IN Full.
TON COUNTY.
Correspondence II the Press md Tribunal
-. E1'sF1IIE, Aug 20. 1870.
Grimsnaw Of Quincy, arrived in Ibis yillare to. ..
onF, 10 MI an appointment to speak here. as
EreElously announced. They have mel with a
reception worthy Of the men and creditatle to
the citizens of this section. Especially was the
demonstration r we'll descrred tribute to The
eminent talents Of our distinguished senator.
md to the faithful manner il Which he has iis''
| charged his obligations since be has been en-
gagged IN the public service. I hare pe7er seen
| greater devotion manifested towards anY one
man, Than the people OF this sectisn and Of the
Shole county Of Fulton here bestowed upon
| senator Ifumbnll- Popular enthusiasm could
Honest Old Abe' been the object Of il.
[Tle writer here describes the ccu;ue of the
crowd the procession, bannere, Wide Awakes.
etc etc, al Of which ws omit
!. at noon, the crowd which had collected in
t1e grove; where the speaking was to take
place, might be counted by thou.audE. Iynfnr.
tunasely. Just about the hour for he speaking
10 commence, II began to rnin, and large nun.
bers Tho had been 80 eager to listen to ,he
voice Of Senator Trumbu1. were Disappointed
nj. Ifumhui made clear, argumentaiiye and
ioFclble effort, as is his custom, but only those
IN 1hs immediate vicinity Of the stand. had ,hs
satisfaction Of bearing bis remarks. In eonse.
qaenca Of the falling rain, aud outsp.ead um.
hrellas, the latter shutting out tho nainder of
the speakers voica which was not drowned ort
By the former. But the ardor Of large crowd
could not be dampened by the elements. and
many continued listening 10 the erd with in.
enthusiastic applause.
~. Grlnshaw, who had beer, in the meao.
Hhlle, addressing n audience as large as could
be packed into church near bF, was called
upon the g and at the close of M. Trumbuli's
sreech' he commended himself to the appro.
and appropriateness Of Ills remarks, There
was general expression Of regret tha. the an.
CRY clouds compelled him to circuuscrib, tba
scope Of his remarks. lie is q speaker Of sense
aud tack, aod a1wsys mskea capital hits.
pare not tune 70 d. Justice TO the real merits
at which have glanced. you will be enabled 10
gamer an estimate Of its size aud character.
think yon will acknowledge that the political
elements here arc mored to tho foundation, and
that great good is resulting from the asitxtion.
,,et,:ya, ,ey, me sne WORKERS ID ne vineyard, contem-
son. can ''thaok tiod and take courage"
This meeting at RlisEille ia the LIST Of four
similar demonstrations in Fulton county. ia
honor Of Senator TrumbulL That at Vermont.
On Thursday, was huge beg ond all expectations
ine people shrouged there. as though to a po-
for custom aate, 10 bestow worthy otferisg.
Tho noise Of the crowd was only surpassed by
Its devotion to the Republican cause. Judoe
Irumbull spoke in the afternoon, and N1n, i.
Kellogg, our candidate for elector, In the ere |
ping. Theirs was made the first extensive torch
hight display IN this county By the Wide |
Awafea. Their exhibition was peculiarly br,l- |
Liant, and elected much admiration,
:. The next meeting was at LeYistoHn, On Fri. |
daJ; In it's details it altogether resemb1ed tbat
Of the previous day, the saa1e unceasin9 cur. |
rent OF humanity and enthusiasm. The speak
and M1. GrimshaW.
The meeting =, Canton, on Saturday, capped
the climax, in all desirabe zespects. y; :r
Trumboll, on opening biz speech, said tha. when
be consented to make 10 many appoiatments
u such close snuoesaiou, he had been informed
by Judge Kellogg. that he would hare onIs
he would not irjure his Toice addressing them
':Out," asked Mr. Trumbull, casting hia eyes
over the denscly packed acres of humsnjty b..
fore him, 'n this j. a school house m,etino
how should ! be able to make you hear viii
ny: weak sol;e' you should get up one Of
your croHdsa" hare heard the number nres.
ant in that town on that day Estimated at ftteen
aud twenty thousand pefsons, The nennle |
came, not only from this county. but FINN h}a, |
son, Knox md Peotia. For tbat day, Canton.
u the Wy Of people and teams, was complete
.araTAusero.
Nr. Trumbuit waa followed, in The afternoon
y. speech from Mr. Grmshaw. After he h.d |
Judge Kellogg was called for, IIis
reception was characterized by all those demon.
ItrAtlons Of esteem, which Amerlcan audiences
.re rery able to express. ANY Que could see
hat his friends and neighbors heartily appte-
'i1ted hls serrlees In Congress. and are dis.
asst upon him. This was the first time since
be close Of the last session that he had been
.ble 10 meet any large assemblage Of bis co.,
ttuents- His speech WAS short one, but it
Eas received directly into the hearts Of his -,
leastss whittier bis words we're directed.
Tho parade by tho W,de Awakes, in tic eys.
iog, IN nupber, aaimasion and brilIlancy was :
lot surpassed by any Of the previous exhihi.
ions. They paid their respects to Senator
,sombull, Judge Kellogg. Nj. Grimshav, NJ. !
Kellogg and G. Barren, who acknowledged tho :
in approp,it.s.:a terms. j.
Thfse meetings have aii been held IN open ,,
Y, *,th 20 covering oyer head bat the shady :
ranehes Of he tres. Nc building here the /
rowd-. Judge Trumbult is highly gra,i6ed
,l.h the ,S sharaetsE Of bis Deception in ibis
2hted With him: Tho idea th1t they had
9tmed Of his talents, hia capsciqus statesmau.
hip, his fearless integrity, has been more than
eal,xed. a
From what hass written you will perceiye t
1at the people Of this county were never more Fl
salous in the cause Of political truth than now c
had better grounded con6de4ce in the t,i. Q
npl. Of Republican principles Old fr!sou. ! P
ke the great original lion. As d-pic.ed by ths d
lnstrious poet Of creation, hai It's head ard
'ouldess above ground, and is now st1ne- =
ling TO get FREQ ita hinder parta-" We ABIDE 7
ith faith and hope the issus IL November. ,
0as1Es.