Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17


Tremendous applause. The meeting ad
journed after giving three cheers for the |
speaker, and soundly cheering their stand
ard bearers, WOODWARD and LowRiE.
In oeRsBuRG-Saurday the 10Th inst -
the Democracy had an old.fashonied and
spirited meeting. Hon. PsrEa Esr, was
made chairman Jacob Evans, j. A. Fun.
ston, John Fruit, Tram Dsrr, Samuel Nc
Henry, Philip Appleman, Samuel Kisner,
Robert Robbins, Benz. Mctlenry, Joseph
lkeer, and John McHenry, Esq were cho'
sen as Vice Presidents Of The meeting And
Isaac A. Dewitt AMI Andrew J. Alberson,
Secretaries. Addresses were delivered by
ELIJAH r. lKELER, of Millvlle, and Col. Levi
l. TATE, Of the Columbia Democrat The
speeches were of purely Democratic stripe,
constitutional in every sense ol the word.
The meeting was well at,enGed-people
being present rom varions sections OF the
county. Madison township turned ou, a
delegation on horse-back, some thirty The
people are thoroughly aroused this Fall al
over Three cheers for the speakers, and
WOODWARD aud LowRlE, were given al the
close Of the meeting with a will that is
rarely witnessed at political gatherings
Rohrsburg is in hot bed OF Abolitonism;
but with all that, there are those among
them who knowing their rights dare main.
tain them.
AT LIGHT STREET,-the evening Of the
10th 1.-THE Democracy OF Sco. and
adjoining townships held meeting in the
School House, al which JOSIAH Fl. FURMAE,
Sheriff OF Columbia county, presided. The
vice presidents were, VIM. White, George
Oman, B f. Reichart, James Freeze, lere
miah Hagenbuch, p. T. Hartman, John e.
Jacoby, VIM. Moseler, James Johnson,
Augustus Eyerhar,. Samuel Shoemaker. p.
Yohe, J. R. Brueler, Esq Secretaries
Peter Shug aud ]. S. Bdchman, The meet
ing being organized Col. john &. FREEzn,
Hon. L. L. TATE and Z r keller, deliv>
cred addresses. The people in this town
ship are like they are in other places men,
toned in this column-aiiee in the cause
| of " oodwatd, Lowrie and Civil Liberty -
| In Scott we may look for quite change i'll
the vote compared with that cast for Curtin
! three years ago. Curtin then haG "a hand
some majority, hut this Fall his maioi y
will sink into nothingness. We are great
ly mistaken if Woodward does not carry
The township. This meeting had good
effect. Mark tie result. The meeting ad.
journed in good order.
In CENyRE a large and enthusiastic meet
ing was held on Tuesday evening the 9Th
inst, al the house of john Grover, by The
Democracy. PETER MILLER, Esq, presi.
ded. J, f Frederick, Solomon Neyhart
Lafayette Greasy, jeremiah Hagenbuch,
John Dieterch, Wesley Hess, Daniel Ney>
hart, Jacob Sanders, were vice presidents,
and G A. Herring, Samuel Neyhart Secre-
,aries. Lieut.. A. b. TATE and + H. LITTLE
addressed The meeting. a good Turnout was
had and the people OF little Centre are all
! in motion. We can safely put her down
for an increased Democratic majority. She
will DO her duty.
| A DEMocRATic MEETlNG was held iu Frank.
| lin Twp teuWUla county, on MoHu"y
evening last. |, was addressed by J. Fl
CAMPBELL, Esq, Of DanvlIe, and +. II LT'
TIE Esq 1t was a spirited and patriotic
meeting The Democracy OF Franklin aIe
sturdy and lrue hearted in the cause oI Uu-
ion end Democracy. They stand unwav,r
ing, determined 10 vote for the mar OF their
choice-GgoECE w. WOODWARD. Frank
lin is soundy Democratic, and good Tor a
snug iiule majority for the lemocraic
ticket,
THE Democracy OF Espy had a meeting
on Monday evening last, JoHS RoBBl' on,
presiding. 1t was addressed by Col. J, G
FREEzE, i'll an able and convincing speech,
which set The Republicans Of thai place 10
thinking. There was lar.e turn out for
the place, considering, too, that i, was an
evening meeting. Scott township was for
merly one OF the strong holds OF RepnbIi-
canism. Bot from what informalian we
can gather, Woodward stock is best in that
township this Fall,
Star ofhe Nrlh.