The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02
Democratic Meetings In Column.
bia County.
THE DEMOCRACY IN MORTON

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, .sy have
The Democratic party Of ihislaces since
held meetings at the follow
> our last issue: Ct.u. 49,,
:" ria"A.I 'o~6ay evening last, which
'o On ~reer by DANIEL ZARR, esq.,,
. p'eSXsIrrLE, Secretary. The meeting
" -5dressed by CHARLES g. BARKLEY, esq,
LrBloomsburg, and the Editor o: the Sr.R.
The meeting was well attended considering
the short notice. The Democrats in Frank
lin are up and a doing. They will increase
their Democratic majority at The next cleo
and the audience seemed 10 be enthusiastic
in the cause OF Democracy.
MEETING IN LOCUST.
On Thursday afternoon a large and spiri-
ted Democratic meeting was held at The
public house oil George ThieIe, in Numedia,
Locust township.
The meeting came to order by appointing
the following gentlemen as o ficers:
President, PHILIP COOL, esq :, of Roar
iDgcresk.
Wee Presidents, JoHN YEAGER, IT,, PETER
K HEsBEIs, esq, REUBEN FAHRIsGsa, HEN-
Ry FINK, JACOB SINE, DAVID YEAGER, PETER
HgLwiG, JOHN aARsER.
Secretaries, BALTIs HAMPTON, RoLANDus
HERBEIS.
The meeting was first addressed by CHAs.
G. BARLEY, ESQ.,. a: considerable length.
upon The vital issues of the campaign. The
Democracy OF Locust are aroused in the
cause OF Mcclellan aud PESDLEros. The
speaker dwell at some length upon the lille.
gal arrests, "Tennessee usurpations", and
the disfranchisement generally of all men
constiintionallS entitled 10 exercise the right
OF suffrage in the Sale of Tennessee, who
do not act with and believe in the policy Of
conducting This war for the abandonment
OF slavery. The second speaker was VIM.
II. J~ACoBY, esq NEWLY elected member TO
the Legislature from this District. He clear.
ly reviewed The history OF this war, showed
up conclusively how The Abolition party
perverted the object OF the war, and that a
continGance of this unnatural strife - sure
il Lincoln is re elected. He was ireeuenl>
ly aPPlauded ; giving general satisfaction
and filling his entire audience with much
spirit and enthusiasm.
SIGNED BY THE OFFICERS.
The next appointment was at Centreville,
which was filled by BARKLEY and-JAcoBY.
On Friday evening las. a meeting was
held a. Dielerick's school house. in Mon
tour township. It was addressed by DR.. P.
n. FREEzE, E. H. LITTLE, esq, and JAMES
K. BRUGLLR. esq. They had a good meet
ing. Little MonIour is wide awake.
The Democracy of Centre held a meeting
at the Half Way House. on Saturday eve
ming last, which was addressed by Col. L.
L. TATE, <. H. LITTLE and JAMES K. BRUG-
LER, esqrs. The Democratic majority will
be increased at the next election in Centre
township. The Democracy there are in
earnest for McCLELLAs and PENDLEToS.
Hurrah for Democratic Centre.
On Monday evening last, a Democratic
meeting was held al Jones's Hotel, Mount
Pleasant twp, which was presided over by
JOHN MORDAN, ESQ.,, and addressed by
A B. Tate, James K. BrueIer, and Z. n.
Little, Esqrs. They delivered spirited ard
patriotic addresses, and the meeting was
well attended, much better than the Abo-
litioR harangue held there a few evenings
before
A Democratic Meeting was held in Fish
ingcreek twp, at K Unangst's, on Tuesday
afternoon addressed by James K. Brugier
and z H. Little, Esqrs. They spoke 10 a
large Audience. All seemed TO be well
pleased with the meeting. The Democra-
cy of Flshingcreek are firm, and will roll
up an increased Democratic Majority on
Tuesday next.
James K. Brugler. and E n. Little, esqrs.
addressed an evening meeting at RohrsbuTg
on the LIST instant. They both made good
speeches. and were rapturousIy applauded.
The same speakers are announced 10 adj
dress a meeting TO day, Wednesday, al lola,
Greenwood township. The Democracy OF
Old Columbia are in earnest. They will
speak Ioud on Tuesday next. Look out for
her 1901
The NOVEMBER ELEcTIoEs-The whole
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mot counting Tennessee or LousIana) l.
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