Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-28
Erom thc Star Of tAe N1rth.
Democratic Meeting in BlOOmsburg.

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held in BIoomsburg, 1t was well attended
Representatives from all parts oil the coun-
ty were presenl-but not SO largely as might
have been expected, had The weather been
more favorable. 1t commenced raining be-
tween the hours Of ten and eleven o'clock,
in the forenoon, continued from that on,
! nearly the whole day, and at times very
, hard.
About half pas, IL O'Clock, a delegation
arrived from Mfllin, accompanied by
} STRING Rand, of tha, place, which executed
most excellent music. This Band has al
tended all the meetings save one or .wo
J that have been held in the county thus far,
and their services are valuable acquisition
TO these meetings. 1t is composed of young
men in aud about the town OF Mifilin who
have received considerable musical training.
They deserve credit for their perseverance
IN the art.
Capt. Csc w. UTr, with the Greenwood
Rangers" arrived between the hours of II
and l2 O'Clock. They weres in uniform,
with flags waving and drums beating. This
is The com pany our friend joins SrALEY so
much fears spoke OF them as being dan
gerous 10 the loyal Citizens of his commu>
nifty. We must here safe, that we never
saw more respectable and orderly SCI. Of
young men. Mr.. Staleys charges fall harm.
less 10 the ground. This company mum
u bered, on Saturday al this place, il I'VE re-
4 moube, co,tocIy ,bir,v.Gve nen The
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T. selection OF 'ne following oiilceFs;
HON. l. b. RUPERT, President.
YIte PyeSiieats-Isaac Leidy. Alex Mears.
Wm Nj Bride, Andrew Ffeas, Daniel NJ.
nnehfy' El'azet HeSs, George weaver, NJ
n 7 Ch1n;n pa,or p7,J;no iohn pssl,-,
:. John Deiterich, A. J. Alberlson. Peter K
If Hcrbine, Capt. John Witenish', Peter Helm
,r bach Philip Coel, iosepn Coleman M u
!, Cnoe."T,' C,. ,e.e' +,n' rbach iosah o
y ser Wm. =, Sbuman. John Yeauer ir..
It Christian Wolf, Calob +. Moore, Reuben
knltIe, Jacob Mellck, w. ii. Case, George
II W. p'eIsHaen, So'o',oi tiG,"S, eter .ieSs'
i r. W,t,ran SamueI Iayarns n C,mn.
hell, William Miller. David D. Wagner
ID Daniel llagenbuch, John Nlagargle, John
k0oiSon, Jo'eNh M ra''on' augustus Ma
Vn,'o E' 'i,',I Iohn n"wet Hahn ETomar S,snSen ,n
Il Pohe, Lewis Eckroat.
nv nv Sec,etIrics-W Il. Jacohy. II. W. NJ
e Reynolds, Aaron Andrews, John NJ Hen
At. ~, rieuefIch haSe"ouch, u Fruit
to On moUoh, lhe 'oi'owiPS gentlemen were
3 appointed as Iohh''ee 10 otat fesolu-
N, lions expressive oil 'he sense oi 'ae meet
ing: ,, ~
rs rs ,, ~, T Son, liz nupte Tl;'-,'
GU HUH M'Bride Thomas Huchison.
to On mo,inp. Commi,tee WAS appoiu,ed
bv ina Chair, 10 invite tho sneakers 10 the
meeting During the absence of this Com,
he miuee. the Band eoliyened the audience
la. with one of their choice 3eices.
ed GEN. RopEuT FLrMIyc. Of Williamson
,nt and Coz. T. II PuRpy. of Suubuty. wer,
ith the speakers.
Grn. FLeur,c smoke for over an hour i,
IRE lennlh. with much canJor and earnestue,s
or He adyerled to our once happy country
nd and con,ras,ed i, with its present depora
ted bic condition, showing most clearly ,ha
,in ,4a something was wrong" He was oppose,
me 10 secession, in every sense of the word
Of was equally opposed 10 rebellion and in IA
"m. I"n yor OF having it crushed out in the mos
re- speedy and efTec,ual manner He was 70
his SUSTAINING the Government, in putting dow,
,dy this wicked rebellion, with all the men AM
,,,o,o,, ,,,oo-eor, o,l ,,bo, bo nol,, a. ~.
AHo''el HSN'''"iy, ""u "hS" 'S VPOAo 'Ho'
yes sentiments he spoke the sentiments OF tn
70. Democratic parly as that party had alway
ino ht, sustained the Government and were don
vs. SO now. lie thought, had il not been 70
up the Democrats, jeff. Davis would have f'ia
arc ken teal in the White House, a, the tim