, 1863-08-22

fCom 10 enla1ges
=. STAND NO. TWO. =
The crowd being so lnrge, there was neces-
fity for another staad, and another Was 1npro-
vised, at which: Rev. DR.. DAILY, Of Madison,
made capital speech. He was loudly ap-
plauGed. 4 = - ';
LETTERS FROM DISTINGUISHED DEMO
-, Gratis. rs
At the conclusion Of tie speaking, the fol-
lowing letters from distinguished Democrats,
we're read to the meeting, and received With
hearty applause: =. -
DISPATCH FROM GEN. LOGAN.
SALEM, L., 10Th Aug., 1853.
AIstin H. Brown:
,mpoesIrlu @ iii for me to BE- at your piass to-no1ro.
am not able to speak. i Intended to como, and
was on ny way, bit owing 70 ll'ness an co@pell:,
that cannot be with TIC loJhl people who viii be
there. Jso. a. LOGAN.
LETTER FROM uos. DANIEL DICKINSON.
Br:ouAAPros, N. T., Aug. 18th. 1859.
GENz1EMES-]II was duly favored with your iayl-
tation for the alth. and being very anxious to ac
cept 1t ard meet with my Denoc: a.ic friends OF
Indiana. aud commune with them upon tho sub
jcct Of reseuIng our country from peril, md the
honored DENT moctat1c name from disgrace, delayed
Eut cannot, and send instead this hasty note
which beg 5ou will accept ~ nay regret and apo1
orY. The country Is Ncnaced by armed rebellion.
iiope you viii declare in layo. OF upholding it.,
uuaer NIL circumstances, under any AMI every Ad
1ninistration, BY any ard every means knowa to
Sricd, or 1he a1aontt oi blood Of trcasara in7cst
Cd, TO put tic rebellion down fotaVer without ocs
single reserve or coalition Of any uane or kind.
Ihe Ia zane rs VIII ssh
entered into it. organization and c1atel to speak
By ta authority n:G commit It to the vile heresJ OF
secession, and make it co worker with treason.
Tic tesE name 1f Democracy CAL carry mach, but
1t cannot and ought not to carry sacn dead aud
rotten weight Us this and unless it can be rescued
hom Coppeshcad control, 1t will become stencil
Sincerely Iouzs, DIS. D1cKSsoS.
LETTER FnoH GOV. DAVID TOD.
EXECUTIVE DErARrMEsr,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. II, 1864
Mesazz. Austin H. Brown, Wn. &. sch1ateF, and
GENTlrxkx: As leave this morning for Wash
irgton city, upon official business that cannot be
deferred, 1t will cot be In my power to attend the
meeting to which you invite mo In your note Ct
The I'LL irst. Respectfully yours, Dawn TOP.
LETTER FEox HON. JOHN BRouaH.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 4, 1868.
a. Il. Brown, and others, Committee. &C.:
GENTLEMEN: haro yours OF the 9Th u1t., re-
queEt,g me to address the Union War Democracy
Of Indiana, at indianapolis, on the 18th, slaeo
bsye become enlisted in 4 contest in Ohio, in
y hich the people require the devotion Of al ths
gagements are, such that t VIII Eot b practicable
Tor me 10 be with you On tha. occasion.
Icofdially and eat tnest1y sJnpsthfzc with you in
the labor ron hare undertaken:
Tie country never 1cqul7cd tte aid ofth Democ-
1acy than at tha present sine, and that great
party, which has always heretofore been on tho
HGe OF tho cOuItry. has never been Ia such danger
of being wrecked and Lost, undes tAse laa1e.ship,
!cdctm the other, and God grant yoa great success
'l' D''1' pfS@s'' Jso. Bnouon,
LETTER FROM noN. STANLEY MATTHEWS.
d1EsDAIx, Ohio, Aug IL, 1865.
nsesa.s. ". Il, schlater, a. T. Brown, and others
GEHTIEA1s-t receivcd last evening yonr favos,
,n,t5g me to Ra5tgaen In the
be held On The 10th inst at Indianapolis.
Irejoice to know that such u meeting Il to be
held, and trust It VIII proyo haIbinger Of gen,
pure principles adInt1isterel by ANDREW jackson
il tbe ta1iies and better days Of tile party, which
o e at 1esn Mola
CORRUPTION end death.
Iregret, however, that ehal1 not bo able to b.
pssts's Ve7 truly 5045 as4nH osaa!sas .3y se:yant
FnoN GEN. LEWIS oAse.
DETROIT, aug. 16, 1853
DEAE sm-1 hare Jest conc from visit at Gen,
Cuss' house, and found him very fcebl. and en-.
tirr]y un1t for = journey. Ie WIS in darkened
fooM On account = y o. having very weak eyes; and
much as he wanted to raise his voIce In behalf OF
the good cause, he did rot feel that he could sur.
f'yeN ,s,!a m.P 70 p;,1 oiacaRaass h. R!.,,s,
TIP. eas satisfied ihs moment zen set Tn ny fege eyea
upot. him that he could not 20.
Superintendent Michigan Central Railroad.
LETTER FHoX GEN. Hoysr.
MOUNT VERNON. Aug 19 1879
Gns71snsx: regret that my short leave Of ab.
Eenee fon tho srmy, and seTero ifIess In my l.1nI
y. prevent nc nom accepting your invitation To
should like to speak to tho people Of the State
ard p7esent 10 them tho opinions and feelings oi
their kindred and friends In the army In which
where deeaEe and death are around them, there Il
bnt llttle OF no division Of opinion uat they look
NTH wonder and astonishmeIt at tha reported dlf:
The army Of tho Southwest Is determined upon
the subjugation Of rebeldom, in the toagheet and
strongest sense Of that word No half ray, sim.
party that attempts to prevent il VIII be swept
into a HOPELESS minority, lka all other combina-
tlous AZ parties that hare formerly opposed the
wa1a Of our country.
stored TO the rebel States unt tho people OF those
States shall fnly prove their lqyo for the Govern
meat, and devoted loyalty Gntl this happens,
.1lttlc reflection Will convince tho most sZmpa-
thetic Il at this must be 60. Suppose tho Union
trial by jury In the district where the oIcusa
waa committed; bnt b;oad indeed would b. tho
farce, when rchcl thonld be punished for tret-
provides that tho writ Of habeas corpus shall re-
main inyio,nte; ret need rot tell you :hat sobel
Judre would 1tlaae the prIepnsy,' though charged
with tho blnckcst CRIMES Of murder and treason.
liberty of he press This. Win tho rebels, would