Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-08-04
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From the ohio Statesman
GRAND RALLY OF DEMOCRACY !
Enthuciastic Reception of Hon
3. y. cox.

EnthuCiastiC Reception of Hon.
s. $. cox.
There was a rousing meeting of the De-
mocracy of the Capital City last night, in
the Court House yard to welcome our
noble representative, Hon. ). ). Cox, on
his first appearance amongst the people of
his District after q long and arduous ses-
sion of Congress in which his varied tai
cnts, his industry, his devotion to Demo
cratic principles and the interests of his
constituents were displayed more conspicu-
ously than ever before. An excellent band
was present--though no band was needed
to draw Il crowd or enliven the enthusiasm
of the people. The crowd filled the yard in
! front of the Auditors office, and extended
far into the street, while many others were
compelled to go away unable to get within
good hearing distance. The people were
impatient to hear their Representative, and
when he was finally introduced by Auditor
Martin he was greeted by the heartest
and warmcst applause, which was frequent
ly repeated during the delivery of the
speech We should be glad to publish in
full the remarks on the occasion, but are
unable to give more than u
SYNOPSIS OF MIR. CoX's SPEECH.
Mr., Cox said that in the warm welcome
he had met with, he had more than "A com
pcnsation for AL the taunts and insults
which he had received in his absence. --
When his name was announced for Speaker
in Congress, the gallercs--madc up OF shod-
dies and placcmcn, who clean and lick the
pattcrs Of power--had Missed it, as better
men before had been hissed. But he could
re oicc III all such cUntumcly, for he rcmcm-
bercd that he represented the worthy pco-
pie of II Democratic county, which had en-
dorsed him after six years of trial, by near
ly 2iUO majority; that he hailed from "A city
, which III casting ;, T2i votes gave him near
! ly two thirds OF them, and that lie was en-
dOrscd by such friends as now surrounded
HIM, who in this old Fifth Ward alone
gave him 80 out of their S4S votes ! liz
was glad to be again III their midst afi1
from the corruption, terrorism, hiilng
y tyranny and treachcry, which have made
the Capital so Infamous
lie would prefer this evening instead O
N a set speech, to give without comment
narrative of the action of Congress, tina
the people may be advised whether he ha
faithfully represented them. II am 50 use
B. to speaking across the hail. firing at a
antagonist, that | find it difficult to tai
- without some provocative; 50 that if an
one questions my votes or conduct, ! sha
be glad to hear hiIn and answer all that ma
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= MIR Cnx bcrrwith reviewed thn ma
or ;nl.r,st IN Cnurrr.s-thn cnnG.cnti,
,unnInnnt which thc Uon.c r,,.rI ~
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N rrou tn divide thc land among thc uegror
!" to rr,otc lit,Ir hInck governments in n r
rrnI, inside thr old white poycrnmont,
II.mipLtcr
IT, rcirrrcd to thc ro;cct;on of S,rot
e, W;llrv's nlnn to c,rr tnr Then, hv nroyiJr
lreisISrion and then discussed the attcm
s, To- create bogu, STATE, by proclamaton m
lroi.htinn-'tLc hiU ior r,constructio
nnrkrtrd Inv The President in order tn ~,
The rlrrtnrnl votes of \rkn,,u, and Ioui,
nm, FIR himself where his our'trnth ~
trn, has Lrnn started. tbr ,ttc,unt tn mai
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i;"col' n.,,n,,,nn,,, IN royn,. tho ,tt.r,n
81 ,I', n"rnE Em"mt " or ihn Constitution to "h,
ish I,ynr,' IN thr S,ntos hn cnn.,lrrcd
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y1s tho nh 'rct to Inc .oumht inr. thn mix,
nr trnnns ,n1 thr ynrinns c,lls. tLc M
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II, r,, nr tRn ndn;mistrnt;nn IIc Slowed h,
,Gr cnm,nutntinn cInus,' wos rrnrnlrd h,
thcy yotnJ dawn his Mr. Cox'sI nroro
ion fnr - c,Il unon tLc Stntrs undrr ,
;, Constitution. how they voted down
nrono.ition ia rcneni both commutnti
. and substitution Eut oinntcd IN IFS Stem,
nronn,;t;nn n,nrn od;ms th,n the cn,un
tnt,nn. which httrr did ollow cyrmntinn
, , mou with S3Ol and was that far n ~
I vision ng,inst inynIuntorv scrv;tuJc
white mon IChorrs me nrc.rnt nj
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