Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10
OutpOrtng Of The Democracv =,
Hunting don (u.gs,fV

n iai &c anu Enthusiastic EltheTir1 =
the Democratic masses OF Old Hon
don was held at the court house, +. H..
borough of Huntingdon, On Fri5sy +.
29th inst, for the purpose Of cons.
the late outrage upon the .Vsargr r-s.
paper, and 10 assert tie ri-Lt u ,-.
speech and and the freedom OF tie a.
1t was the largest political n.c5
ever held III Huntingdon, the cauz :,
being too small 10 admit tie y;st raa ..
present.
The assemblage was called 20 or
the selection of Major Geo. ". S,-.-
Mount Union, rs President. who. n.
taking the chair, announced the ob,s.
the meeting. and il an eloquent an -.
Gle manner described the yruse,: urllleg
and distracted condition Of our COM
and Showed the imp alive necessity
adherlng 20 the time-hyu4yd lau lu.
Of he Democratic party. Having \
we'd his country in the present war
the Southrln rebellion is long Is DER
health would permit, he scornci :.s H.
putati II that d me rats wer. di&,-l
the Constitution and the Union, aj .
Iniiiistered a withering reJuae 10 l.
:, Stay-at-home patriots who n.a-
their patriotism by destroying r-1
offices. and find employment in Al
ling treason"
The following named persons wa.s
selected as
VICE PRESIDENTS,
Nicholas CreSswell, Cairns Pa..~i
Daniel Massey, Thomas Stewart.
A Campbell, John K. Metz, JymN
Stoneroad, Lewis Stcvcr, David Ha-
ton, Caleb Greenland, John 5 Gal-
Daniel ]. Logan, Edward ArfIarh, s.
mel Brooks, Thomas Naher, Thara'
Pagan, Dennis M'Hugh Capt, VII
Riley, Mai. John Zentmile, Jan t.
gems, ]. Murray Simpsoe, 4 Ian 10
Sr., James Wilson, Adam SP-Ca, 6
jackson. VIM. II. Harpcr, Jan. j.
son, Samuel Miller, H f Has.s;.. IL
M'Caslin, job Plympt 4, Daaid d
Jr., Charles Porter, \. Isanbar-, 4
Cpcsswell, II. Helfigh;, Dayil ".
vey, John Lukcns, DR.. Wn. ?. Mn
A, NJ. S'ioop. Robert Gooshom, IL
Irwin, John AIierly, John Nal, N''5
Henry, Jacob Porter, Geo W Pa4:.,'>-
Thomas L Henderson.
SECRETARIES,
David Caldwell, A. D. Crist, Dr "
Mears, Mordecai b, Massey. LIN
Lightner, H Hnlizapple, james NJ
DR. David p. Miller, Geo. R. c, N'
DR.. A T. Neelv, Jacob Hauger, g-;
M,Crum, VIM, Mccartney, John w
John M'Gra.h, Alex. Norris, J. 3. ~
Samuel G. Simpson, David ?. n'~
son.
On molten, the Chair was a-t1
ed TO appoint committee O. t's
five to draft and report rcsolD'!oHs :
pressive of the sense of the nlv
The following persons were nanod -
Committee:
r. Bruce Petriken, Albert OF5-
Milton Speer, j. Simpson Africa ,r
b. Wallace, A. J. Postlethwat' > ;, n
MIIugh, Mathew Murray, DaIf r.,
Gates, Mahlon T. Stryker, Peter -
Jr., John Henderson, Jesse Henry -
Ewing, Thos. Bell, J. Hedding, .q- g..
Wilson, Jacob Longenecker, -.
Turner, A. P. Wilson, William pa
son, John B. Frazier, VIM. A. Sep
Thomas p. M'Nite
The assemblase was then 40!
eloquently addressed by Hon hOI., c,,s
Johnston, of Cambria, Hon, o1s
of Lancaster, John n
Esq. of Centre, s NJ. WoodkoS'
of Blair, and others. .,.;h
The speeches were all distlnSuis rr
their GOODNESS. clearness and Po"e,' .,ss
four hours the hall of the cool.
was densely packed by the % Itn i
yeomanry of the county Cnf-
cheer greeted the speakers, s. "