The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
D...,r.,,e 1ae.tInr as n Dorado.

DSAeSESS1S ASSAB -
American freemen. hold. fearless, un'
cnnouerahls and incorruptille, worthy
drscrndsnts ot ih"se grrat and g""d men
- no pledged their lives. their fortunes and
their sacred honor 10 achieve their indie
pendrnce, assembled at EI D"rad" on
Tuesday night To- listen t'>>tES, elNO1'O'
words, unansw, rablr Arguments, patriotic
apDrals and unvarnish, d truths oG tie
d mncrutic champions MrSSIS. Bigler.
Weller, R"binson, Axlrll and J"bns"n.-
Il WIS not . meeting Of Federal, State
and county officials-"f rentgadrs, syc"'
plants, parasites and traitors: hut q. meet
ing Ol honest. industrious. intrllig' nj, in
dependent and pa,ii"Iic farmers, HrchHn
Ics, labMing men, resolved to rescue their
country from ruin and rebuke the mini"ns
OF power. II was = meeting such as
would have brightened the eve, war"e
tine heart and nerved the arm Of the pn-
triot army Of Washington in the darkest
hour nf the RrvOlutiIn. II was admitted
TO he. even by the opposition, the largest
that had ever as<embl, d in III Dorado.
THE meeting wss "rganiztd by rh cii 'R
Moses Tebbs. E>q. President, and DR.. NJ.
d. Hinman aud J. NJ. Bryant. Vice Pre- :
dentS Immediately after the org&niz;
tiOn the Band played a National air and
q salute Of thirty four guns was fred
Amid n storm Of applause Gov. Biglr
t"Ok the stand ~hich Was appropriately
decorated with the Stars and Stripes and
ably addressed the attentive and delight d
crowd. Gov. Weller f.ll"wed, then Judge
Robinson. then Mr. Axtell aud Ju'lgr
johnson closed. All the speakers were
received with reclamation a. they rose 10
address the audi nee. aud were frequently
interrupted with heartfelt applause. They
addressed the multitude in ttrmS Of tho
rough, stamnch Democracy, eva'iing IL"
issue. seeking no SuhI, ringr, concrali"g
II" facts, prrve'ting no record, appealing
I" n" prejudice n"r sect; nut nrraying Il e
acts, objects ard PnrP.S.'S "f the party.
past, present and prnS;'cr i've in a.
Cuagr and with an aspect Of ranh"r that
contrast most favnrahlv with the hahitIal
mendacirv, Atuii"d misrepresentation
and slanlerS of the Ah"llti"n speaker
aud organs. They accused aud convicted
the Ah"litiouiSiS of entertaining trraAoIt.
able purp"ses and destroy i"g the Uni"r.
and Iiiiculrd and condemned them En'
nleuv"ring tn place negroes on an EQUAL.
ity with ~Iitr men. They Sustained tie
D.m"c'Aiic creed With telling IT. ct, anh
with whitening >c"rn AMI burning ir"iis
ratim referred to the arbitrary, nnch.
>iituiional and mrrci, S. acts Of the All
mini$irati"n. and the corruption aud Nii
lainy 0f ilS AGENT. The d. aiening cheer
that hurst fOm the crowd we've hing aud
continuous. An lectric Impulse p' s>es
>ei the crowd. which for nearly four lour,
.ictainrd the speakers on the stand. AMI
which, at the conclusion. imp lie | t,m
pest Of congratulations that ~itne>sed
the power nf Drmccra'ic truth aud the
spler"ld advocacy If the speakers. II
iS u$el s. To saw in cunclu>lon that Il Z
AhlIIi"niht< were utterly conGoundcd
and crushed.
All honor To the Democracy Of Fl D."
rndo " hn turned out So STRONGLY aud we :
COINED so h. arli;y and rntel t,inrd So hos
riIahIy the D:mOc ic champions
,eir enthusiasm will spread and TIER
i,tlIrn he fe thr 'usho { the 90 In', =,
and th.'ir coat lence an Z al aS>u Us -,
IA splendid victory in September "cxt