The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-23

who were willing to listen to a discus
sion of the principles at issue before
the people. The speeches of White,
Estep aud Donahue could not fail to
produce good effects.
The MEETING AT HARRIRvILLE
On Friday was good one. A cold,
chilling rain which lasted all day kept
a great many at home, but great num-
bers turned out to hear the truth. This
meeting was held in strong Republi-
can township, and our talented speak
ers talked to the people in a manner
they will not soon forget. As argu-
ment after argument fell from their
lips, the Democratic heart quivercd
with the noblest emotions of the hu-
man heart. Occasionally you could
see the switching on the face of
some of the Republicans present as
some impulse Of mans nobler nature
was touched, and we could see by the
! glistening tear which betokened some
relics of humanity, that the great and
pure statesman EXILED by tyranny,
could not help but gain friends wher>
ever an honest heart beats in the boz
som of man.
THE MEETING AT New JEFFERSON
On Saturday, was THE great meeting
Of the week. The,crowd was various
ly estimated at from six to ten thous-
and. 1t was a monster meeting. A
gentleman who timed the Republican
procession in Cadiz OH the 4th inst,
and made it an hour and and five min
utes in passing given point, told US
that the procession in New Jefferson
on last Saturday was an hour and ten
minutes in passing any one point.
The procession was measured by miles,
And such mass of shouting Demo
Gratis was never before seen at any
township meeting in Eastern Ohio!
Cheers for Vallandigham, Pugh, the
+, Constitution and Union, and for the
speakers, shook and rent the very
heavens. The most noticeable feature
of the procession was a large wagon
filled with thirty-four blooming misses,
the wagon being drawn by thirty>four
WHITE horses, each horse being noun.
ted by voter. Another was thirty
four ladies on horseback, attended by
thirty-four gentlemen, with strong
escort Of horsemen both in front and
rear, forming a grand cavalry parade!
There werenumerous other delegations
and professions that we would like to
notice, but space forbids. Suffice it
to say, that the meeting was tremend-
GUS. It filled the hearts of Democrats
with joy and gladness. The day will
long be remembered. A Republican
gentlemen residing in New Jefferson
told us that he had predicted week
before that there would be three thou
sand people at the meeting, but that
he would have to raise his figures. Ii
beat him. Not more than a third oi
the audience could hear the speaking,
although the stand WAS located in an
advantageous position for hearing. Al
honor to the noble Democracy of OLE
German. The preparations for feed
ing the multitude were splendid, and
the crowd, as large as it was, were well
accommodated. We have never seer
a more tastefully arranged table than
that which was set in the large room
under the ODD Fellows Hall. 1t fairly
groaned under the substantials aud
, the Injuries of the season. Among
other good things we noticed piE
roasted whole, with the old Democratic
emblem, the hickory-nut, protrudinG
from itsmouth. All honor to the Dem
ocratic ladies of old German. Thei
devotion to the cause of the noble exil
! will honor them in the great hereafter
and their hearts beat with true womanl,
sympathy for the exile's wife, separate
, by tyrant from her husband--and fo
, tho child, too, that asks in vain for hi
:. father. These noble ladies will labor
; faithfully for the cause of liberty-fo
, the return of the exile.
Harrison county never saw such a
, week before. 1t was week Of glory
Democrats, take heart WORK
Work for your country and liberty
: ORGANIZE! Complete your organ
: ization in every township. Redeem
> Harrison county, and the State of 0
: hio from tyranny. You can do it
! WILL YOU? Work increasingly frol
, this time until the polls closes on tn
second Tuesday of next October.
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