, 1864-06-21

loose again" The language ia not innnnrn-
pirate to this occasion. Had bis satanic.
gate Conycntion at Hnrailton yesterdsv fha
establishment Of thoso present conId NH
have been more prcfonnd. nor their e@nltas
ton more defiant than when the je,der ~
Confederate Democracy In Ohio. flante5 hv
Chris. Hughes and Deylin of Iniians. ents1.
ed to The platform. The nn,nInat;nns XIX az
1erates to the Chicago Convention hod ~ hean av,
made, ard scries Of resolutions mora n1sn
openly secession than any: nrrhnns avar
adopted by the Democracy ot butler countv
presented for action, when this apnarition.n,
for such 1t WIS ut first eearded-terminate
the proceedings rather abruptly. The resc.
lutiona were declared adopted in the &c confn-
sion, and one wild, prolonged shout arose
and WIS continued till lungs We're cxhnnst-
ed and voices fuiled. THE excitement
reached q pitch OF frenzy rarely. If ever.
cqualed. As the news spread. men cane
running from all quarters OF the village and
came from curiosity. many from i es;re IN
see the m.rtyr. aud more to hid him hcartY
welcome home.
Nhen c,,on,. vs. -aet,,oa Ar. 1ruu.uu
ham nrocaeded tn raa5 q c,raf,,i,', % s.s;.tG
sncnch. very adrn,t1v W,r1sa 49,. -, stsa
ma1irnant and hitt.r sn,r;t ~ ~ 4. ara ~ ~
the Government II rnIated chiaa1 M ene5 ~ 19hot ~
he considers ti,e ortra,,ss iotfntea Ia5 W "aat
1,y the Goyernmrnt II waa T., fa,t poa a1.a ntal
i'm of thc oii3 storS ~ b;s p-l - aae tas.s ne.
10 excite srmnothv md s+,mni5;, sa namtasn,
tions TO the Ian.n;s,ius ten cs,1 INA .Hh;oh
has ieen Tia min nsc1n;nrv rait.nan .n.1sa. sn
his residence in WinIsnr rhs MALI. eanS ahnaSs
md declined to su,isIS t1'e cue;oait nis ieturn
pcople as to the 1nanper IN %i'isI ~ ~ 1ras .ne
Effected. So important did he consider ~no y,
that hc ayo 5 ed his unwilliurncss 10 imnart
the information to his f,m;l2. Of nne thEnr
however. lr assured his audience fe had
come home to stay. You have the speech.
AZ the cnnrlneion ~ IL vas,aea;.ahaa;s -.
ro1narEs which iii ror aoorna n,ags utsa tsa .
tw.ntr I,innt.s 1n ,a,t ~ ~ 1o.a ts n,,.. .an
ward and thc T,nnrsnt,nn hrnta 10 =; ,"y spn' ~,
,n.,1,nns ,n~h rai1;n,. ava abe,a1p ~ L.
iec1s Thc hcen.. ~ H., s1n4;nn 1l;,a ~ ..s w.
enactment of fhat ~ the cnnst h,,,,s. "ae IT,
shnrIl donbti"ss ~ toro iuat1 nn1 ~ nunse. W.
-1sr,,'sa ~ ~" 9oe-,pr +,a1a ao ,t ut1 oniy =
~ 9."a y. ~ haaF i, tueae, pus aspeecn
LII n4u ~, nnataS ~ teeusmsu veterans,
x.n.a mt.u s..e ~ Lnc H!at1oln. tney
-eeano meta W ~ . ,na Way Ho' lgnoraa1 o. toe
WIS a. ~ tne :1s-. FATE Inc martyr TOOK tue rear
CIT, 1he shutters We're drawn down, aud
tnoug6 g,ns Luz socnesatlons @ and ciamo5s Ct the
eetlugEunE e'V"u weIe CONTINUED Gil the
t'ain M noseo & ouI OF etgnI A.
Nothing could exceed the delight Of the
aamilt9n bpttslnnts. Atter their lido! had
g. gone tne' @ galnetea r. ia 1ar.rooms and So
toun' .h wv u.ahh atha ~ ngata ~ tousing oam-
pen, tue3 s1Iueleu ~ huoLs aoout the court
house; Anu leeouatea a.! the particulars, and
swehling never was anything 99 handsomely
tS Gone .zan; s,nse NE the "oad PECAN; Walking along
'taa aus sr1eeL a Mg5 "oulo nleak ont lnto invol,
.e,RaS ~ en1%, Ws1s,d,uhe rvuaeE oT INTO Mila
.. hah 1of ts,and,gham:" They chuckled
!hmafdiy. e1ploaea oat#afdiJ, thre" up
thtlr nats, cooked up their heels, slapped
tev SoSn othea .h On Inc oask WIN greater fauil.
tay snn.;d sd1 d IT. +S ana WE tnMaek thas
9o,,de- a,de .ns weit t;a ~
ng43!eft 43e to 1nan IN P tee Palmlcst daJs Of Demo
~ renero, c,cr,Ions nne "a fonsati4ns' Saad
~ " Genr 4sth suus h',ihn,ss one ssa,lacea dr1sn
.hnc ~ h,;r nn1n;nn do9e ao9 a4o ~; S1tao5alna15
roncesii,,1 - a 1;Yiain6sin1 " ~ eyep.oMss
the st4ccts r1nr wit1, Rnrhs Nv .sfr mage @
me jail bills, b Jasns for Eighteen months. nd t
IN the Me1ican aEar uban 7 anf5 s'n .hs hs 1Smgos
pace man. be Jasus. AM didn't want r. 81 1ive .
Is anything to ate. Pm naca % nan ~ 1ou IsS
mesilf. 'Rah for Ya}1audicham ), and ~ m
for quantity. ~ o1
Tie 9 O'clock train, from Hamilton to
DAYTON, brought a large de1eratinn nf M;I.
dletown buttsrnuts, Who a lad been a. at Iju thu
haired individual, With vacant sort nf face
and expressionlees, blueish-cray eyes which
were temporarily hurnishcd IN ~ tha ~
citcmeut and much whisky. he hadn't ~.
covered from his astonishmcnt yet. he wss
tickled to his toes, HAS VallandIrham 70.
ally returned 81 inquired 8 pagsenger nf an.
o,her. "Tlat'e what's the mattcf." broke
in M,ddIetoWu. "that 3 WHAT'S thc ,notfar ne
old hoss." He crumpled ND his soft liz
shook it out, end etuck # on the toa of H. IL
boot, extending and raising the leg To n 1cv.
Fl with his head. "That's what's the mat.
ter, l say. Glory to Gfdeoni Ha. In hot
'Rah for Yallapdigham. What # cnrn,a ~.
hnshel and oats tires nccls hora SgtI iRahe
Valiandjeham harvest ~ ~ havast @11 W11 ~
ther arrsef Val YwntsN NW;a3,a. a-,,,s,' nn
MACE synnct- thot,a wbera 49, o'aso
hoys. yais going to Dayton tn s.ap Snd AZ; +;
they don't lei him lone. hx Gd IL 1nu town :,
tIeid there % Hnw'I ", 1et P pamas p1nns H. COLI
1.o WASN'T = rood t,SS1' ~ lon9 ! LIE, na'
Ta,,r'5 " - - Souu, 1S, 1nouSn, u-u gooo.
T.a+,e ~ ~ t,e.n noanS thats als nu5iness.
~ ~ - ths,a .ne 1;Ja,t ~ ep hno~ 10 1ho out
denera1'1 hn,11 ola ne poys an9 the boys,
ssns!aoy eusiy, uo4ole-ofeasica 1ello"s, In
slnEsny n, 'a clntnes, @ ana very dirty and greasy
eonaixs s9.G4 ~ aseent. LUIS s9ft OF thing
eon.anue1 ! .!ti ,ne purity dropped OH at the
T,.n gaase P.aes. ,.
+ha as We - ~ uemonslfat1on 9I at layton on
,ne atIl'aa Of tae martyr. nus coming was
hho"n 10 very lew PERSONS, who Kept It
Slose- - tlose ca1ElaSe' orue1eo OF teleErapn
,',2 IIom hamnton, vas at ING depot, and took
hlnl 'mmediatety 70 MS fes1dence- Ihe news
soon epread about town, and the effect was
1hstant. Inc bufternnts commenced gather
,ns m IN clusters at their taEorite resorts.
M lAS,e WIS Ereat comhotloa a1 Catncafte
Stable, and 1t ls believed runners we're sent
out to spread the news through the country
and ca]f In the faithful. Toward dark the
tide set in for the martyrs house. There
was continued ebb and fow, bat none were
admitted. The front door was locked, the
par}or curtains drawn donn, and the rear
entrance barred. An excited 1rlshman, who
probably came to this country in rags and
bus managed to remain In them ever since,
stood on the door steps In a high state Of in
d1gnation, and Insisting on Immediate ad.
m1etfon 10 the august presence, "1ts
t#tnty mhes I've followed him this blessed
oay;, saia he3 "and oe Jasus I'm goiog to
SEE nin now bnE hc didn't The excite
lnenL menu tcoh @ 4ola o. tne iemale eecesaionists
1aav naana; T., - t4es th nGeaeu aoout ne aoose,
ppnS1oaitaa a. 1 t,, "iuu1~s, tfaeu ane ooors,
possible for thcse neonle ~ fer tnese1us 1eesa t
'.a1+ trh ~ .nIns peoI'e ~ UT themselves
..rc,3,oa rnSa- th6 ~, "9out l1e noase,
sr4 sttt3nn oo os ~ ,a' nS a. III tne uoor yala,
1n,l;no ;n an w nrdsr.aua ~ ~ ~. enE s1fsst,
n3ni,t The1 .wha,, n.+ ~ - ~ thss 1a.9 tne
n.r,ad 10 ett,, 80" ataoi.9oe a. ~ .nem uau ~
nes i tbe 1at ar1;tr ~ E.It. EeuSr. WV oa.y
~ en nfrrnes Il nerFest thnip - ats. = uu1e1 ~
Snnthern nnh;1it, ~ v1eS ~ Ia ~ pa.sns . ~
10 fhe rcar of liz hnnaa and 80 cyjsit.a1
to Conference. What 1ranan;rad ~ nat ~
course made nub]ic Ne ahaeI nrahahis 10 LvI +.
know more abnnt It fo,dav '''A P'0'a''5
The eycifcrnrnt was ~ co,f;,ad T., H..