Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

The 7oopls Of Tennessee -havo- covered
3spTssss vita gley. and g5esesys the
-fAAks Of NE whole civilifSd wJtM for
<hsaszals sblur.shsy ssi<slkts-shsmsns&cr;
accession. az thsrsssBt slectien1 sThs aa.
trrns. rays thslssest desyAteb,'sse nieagre.
tsA 60 iaiiea,:onsa.sfc that,lie Unioodn Can.
sidstss wilL asvs.inf aggregate majority Of
as6s 50.00o - Tin Con vsnfion Is defeated
By probably o,00o AS far as heard from
only fv0. sSsiFs: 81 SIS are g elected. =
alhs,siAss detsrhmsst .sftroeps haye been
esiersd I Of Washington from Brooklyn
Barracks TO strengthen the Navy Yard
tHsec Gse2nsssa bGa S9ssf11 lto4 j. sIeib
= The President elsct lett Indianapolis on
Tuesday al Hss.mfon Cincinnati. where
hesarFiv sa.ata hssa appointed hoursa Hisss-
geption there yas sho gtanaest and most
nagniiesnt f.;F ,Ithe kind ever before
got sp ID thatceity.iiThero Eas never be-
fore seen snc b a ticusc mass Of hamaniEbs
iRgs as congrssseFih front oftheaBafhett
House FOR the purpose of seeing him when
heMsde his appearances on the balcony .77
hsevery tation along the route fsomInr
dianspolis TO Cincinnati thousands chad
asssuiblsd to catch a glimpse Of tho old
fasi0s as sl,s train passed .by,sisssi0 ns.;
xi15on. Joseph L. white Assassinsscd.'
We were greatly startled o swdays
since on reading a. tslegraphics annonnce-
nent that the Hon. Joseph l.. White had
been assassinated in South America. by an
individual who though. he had gone
there to interfere with his business-though
ne pretended after he had shot him that il
was an nccidcn,i7 sIi bse oissIsoN 81
We became acquainted with the acecas-
ell il the mem orablc canvass Of 1910. and
well reiaesnber the enthusiasm his FIRST
speech at New Albany awakened among
the Wings there. 1T was soon after the
State Conventioa. at which Judge Bigger
was nominated for Governor and an cleo
toral ticket formed. Mr.. White had been
selected as District elector. A ratifca-
ton meeting had been called by the Wings
OF New Albany. end Mr. White invited to
address il. which he consented to do.--
But few in the place were personally &C.
cuainted with Mr.. w. but il was rumot-
cd on the streets previous to the time ap-
pointed Tor the meeting that he was o very
HowsFy young speaker. The evening aP-
pointed for the meeting at length rolled
round, and at an carly hour the spacious
Court Hall was filed to its Utmost espaci-
u. and as many moro remained outside
IN front Of the door and windows. As
soon as the speaker made mis- appearance
on the stand, after few songs hal been
sung by the Cleo Club, he was warmly
greeted. and had spoken but a few minutes
when he was greeted with thunders OF APP
plauso, shaking the building from top to
lotion But it was the eloquent reply he
made to the tauIt Of the Democrats tina,
Harrison lived in . log cabin, tia. ProduT
cad the greatest and most rspturous delight
Afser briefly noticing the bad taste IF such
AZ objection IN government like ours, he
closed as follows:-"PerhsPs at this very
moment the free winds of Heaven may bt
tanning the checks Of tire infant thro' the
cscvices of some log cabin. who, shall ye
rule the destinies ofthis mighty nation
IN en- ins,autevery man in the vast ASSEM-
blsgeuwasso on his feet swinging his hat ana
shouting at the top Of his voice. Hwa
fully ave. minutes before order could b
restored and the orator permitted to pra
cesd. q We mover hsfore or since have wit
messed such aaoutburst Of enthusiasm as W
did on that occasion After the adjourn
neut Of the meeting, we heard man say
WHO. twas reputed to be wealthy. bat bad
wife and several children. that he woule
willingly give up all he possessed on eartl
II he only had that young mans Whites
talents. The next spring afterwards Mr.
White was elected itoszCongress by. th'
wings Of the Then second Congressiona
Instruct Of In5ianaas He was nominated f.
Ye-eIcction, but owing olthe passage .
the Bankrupt Law, eby tke Wing party II
CONGRESS- for which. We believe, Mr. w
votea, Which measure injured the part,
rsose than any other. lie was defeated
notwithstanding MS eloaaence, by svef.
L4fs;nsyy man. SLss3 tsfw lad Asses q
sa,Ifit faafaha .154Fsai thu, refers, to .,lr
W. pLSeFientf bisteEycs "a. 70 ssssi;rr
SyLa 1912 lle aeeempaniel Henry Clsl
in his tour though the West, -apsl sinsthi
city spo.Ss-.lts~h;nss tsthsbssseeHe in Gov
Adde'S past1xz<rff IS no pafagemen
sfNsst. e say. that Whites speed
yas ialsitsly the bps for the crowd; \
Tact. OF the three speeches that day, Clay $
Crtteh,hen's arsl Whites, Ciay''s was "a
ds<est and lest interesting IN 'hscH.. II
szIvsral SontheSn fcitiesq dmi ing this tou
'N;lIi:e recsiNsd1lssst, aattcring ssstimoni
as Of popular s,ih;iration, and il may b
cSasi1ered the eliminating period of hi
csresr Hs went OFT OF political fife fleil
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