, 1864-09-24
DIS
AT N0lsR.ESF WHILE, IN1S.

iCtf1Csr0uEeEce 41 Inc Cincinnati GaZe.ta.1
No1LEsYH1E, Ind, Sept. II.
a combat, resulting In the lass Of life. took
place III Eoblsasiale, Hamilton county, Iud,,
To-day. For the. purpose of giving yefa-
cious sccUnnt ct It, and thus doing Justice
to both parties, send you THIS communlca.
ton
AMccle]lan ratification me.ticg was held.
here to-day. The mtesfng .sas large and en-
, thnsias1lc. hEsptakers: Pickett, PerKing,
Moss and Br1pch, induiged iu the most In.
famm4tt<$ remarks, stating that Linco,n's
oekpotlsm suIp2sEed rlat Of the Autocsat Of
Russia, Of Austria, or of the King of Da-
honey, who had pyramids of skulls around
That Lincoln would tolerate no religion or
politics except bis own. And when q gona
and patrfotic Democ,at differed With him,
lincoln would iucarcerate,hlm In dungeou,
let Ainl remain Entil broken in spirit and
ruined In property, he wouId relsaae him
without any accusation, and while inoocent
r!0tic Democrat. That Lincoln nas to
blame for a1l the Etarrution und brutality
shown cur prisoners In the Sonth, because
the South would not exchange negroes tu-
white men. In tact, the hespeeches were of tho
most lnilsmmatorJ, Tlle, false, and scAuda-
The meeting was at The game time OF the
Agricultural Ganttqty Fair, which WIS held
for the benefit OF soldiers, and 1t was geyer-
alp believed that it wGs gotten uo for the
express purpotec Of tnja1in3 the FAtE, aa4
The speakers had great deal to say about
Democrats to am, anl dght their way to the
polls. Great numbe1a had regulvers AID
knives strapped to their waists. =:
While the speaking was as.progtessing in the
jConrt House Square, the heralda Of Tue Fair
FAXED through the streets anusuuc1ng ther
programme, .aaseedS By the meeslag, aud
Waae tho announcement that tn> half an
hone The fast hosses would conptte, and
then The balloon would ascend; and ut that
time, o'clock T. NJ. fhF gutes would bs
1lttWn wico epcn, sodhc Mases aud families
ness fhe cluslrg exercises free OF charge
EnEr3ee Ha6 taken at 1hts oy the Mcclellan
men, who CLAIMED that 1t was 8 dlssracetur
trick to Hvduce their nen from hearing Dem
oc!atfe speeebfe:;
Arsry sltercauoEs took .laco On the street,
and pers"nzes'sre. struck with flsts, but up
TO this period no wea2oBs were used, thouEG
they Were on hand In abundasce. -
About tho time the Mcclellan meeting
closed IN enthusiastic supporter of hts IAN
lrlshlnsn from si1aE wn-dec!nyed th It he
"Eould Tasaer ~ L9.eo'n- ha0ged than eIect-
ed !" md before this remark WAS made, q few
cheers had been given for JEFF. Davis and
Va1landighnm, an1 as soon rs tho 1rishm1u
faid be ''won'd rather ere Lincoln hanged
than elected" he was Immediately knocked
doRr, ana 1ren gathered thicAlJ around the
!. fight. At this time D. +. BreTn, Union can
didate for the State senate, rode up ID d !
buggy and demanded. "Woat Is this fuss
about: ~ On being told, he rose In his buggy
to make some remarks, to explain TO the ex-
cited crowd tho nature Of the diillrhlty; and
br Wpv OF explanation kujd that the commo.
tion s1d oiflicu}tY WAS causcd b. the falee
Ind traltoIOug course and speecnes Of DlyId>
Mopa- and Others. Abont tie time Rrnxn
hpisI ed speaslor. manYN McUel|an men. rt.
hoyeebayk and in carriasce, lad :ru,teryd in
the sH!et near blu. Is soon as Brown
finished. loud calla were made for the RcT.
Ie{ton. 3gho. mounfinr the buggy. said.
g liz would as soon .be peace 6srit ~
Peace Democrat: inst In snite Of Mi thsir
f,tnocritical prctengte. -thcr Fera traitors r.
1t thia mement Dr, Bfaufp. utic of the
drunken orators Of Tie DIV. rose in hIs fot,
l,uvry. and remarked. uJast there Won telI
aded lle!', and f1red his revolver at Layton.
Ins,antiv rernivers were ,5rswo. and uen.
cTal and prom,scnens f1rinr commeneed.
.Whi1e, Dr.. Hnines, a GOOD Union man. was In
the sct OF strikIug down the pistol OF Branch.
one Trittspo shot the DoctAr in the back' i
md fiei. TrIttans ~, os hsrseback. ami ~
he enea off>ke was saIutel by r1nniuy fre
~ r,t3tols. He ana Ma iores #ere both III
md hnti, are said to b. dead. In. the mean.
time the prompt a,I cnergetic dcfe1sg Of
IN citizens put the aleCieilaa' men to flight.
i}r. Branch. ~ fo fred tbs frat stot Ras
officers Immediately ronReed upon Lin, and
mt him IN 1aiL Thar was all that saved bfs
life. as twenty pistols we're aimed at him
when the Barsna and others selzea Aisa, ana
by intc1posing their persons, saved his lie. Il
In on Incredible ehurt time the Uu1on
League rushed to the1r armory, and armiug
themeslyes, par. .aed the ssrects ready fer
any emergency, hut the aggresa0r5 were Hee-.