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lance and the most complete unity of 10y
81 men st the North will secure to the
country the full benefits which should accrue
from the success of our arms IN the field.
Whilst holding these views, the General
faYors the largest liberty of opinion, and
counsels the broadcast federation.
AsER1Es OF CHEERS.
Upon the conclusion of General Cox's
speech, the vast audience made the welkin
ring with applause, above which could be
distinctly recognized the loud hurrahs of
the soldiers.
At the suggestion Of Chsplin Collier, who
seems to be q cheering man, three hearty
cheers we're given for Asjor General Cox,
the soldier who entered the service at the
firing upon Sumter, served In Western
Virgins, fought at South Mountain, held
the KEY TO the position at Antietsm, turned
the tide OF the battle st Franklin, aided in
achieving victory at Nashville, and cut his
wsy through q swamp and whipped the
rebels at Wilmington three for the three
great generals of Ohio, Grant, Sherman
and Sheridan three for Obio's soldiers
and three for the women of Ohio, who sent
bsndages 70 the wounded, prayers to the
DYING anu lobboIs W bAO AOAOAy'
DINNER TO TIE SOLDIERS.
The ladies of Wayne county had pre-
vidsd 3 magnificent dinner for the soldiers
2 600 of whom marched to the well filed
tables and received their rations from fair
hands. No part of the programme was
more thoroughly and successfully carried
out than that assigned to the loyal ladies'
and thav deserVe much praise,
ToAsTs AND SPEECHES.
After dinner the following toasts were
read by the President Of the day:
Grant, ShernGn, Sheridan, Thomas and Farraguf-
The Great Orators Of the War, who argutd the
South into the acknowledgment that the rebellion
wssa 'tfsilure."
OhiO's Dead-wTling msrtyrs to the right; cher
fish their memories eTsrmoIe.
Responded to by Col. Carr, of the 10th
Ohio.
Our Federal Union-As the cornerstone was laid
in ths blood Of the patriots Of '76. may that Of the
martyrs Of 81 cement forever the csp-stone of the
Federal arch.
Responded to by james Mccoy, Esq.
The Ladies'
There's a prayer written high on the tablets above,
It was uttered in gratitude, friendship and love,
FROM the prison, the field, and the hard couch 81
death.
Be our toast, then, the prayer Of the soldier boy
given:
"MAy the Women be blessed by Our Fa her in
Heaven"
Three cheers were given for the ladies
The Memory Of abraham Lincoln.
Response by Rev. McElrea-
Wayne County Soldiers-Trus to the flag, brave OF
the field, ready for peace or war. May their fellow
citizens ever recohect their noble deeds.
Capt A.. S. Mcclure, 10th o. V. l., re
sponded.
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The New York Tribune thinks that. II
their new constitution of 1867, the people
of NewsYork will abandon an elective ia.
dietary.
The re~-sppointment of B. H. Howard
Surveyor Of The Port of st. Louis, has Civ.
en- the radical Unionists decided offence
Howard is Is Conservative chap"
Simon Cameron appears to be in the
field for the next SenRtorship from Penn.
sylvsniA- Judge Kelly who heads the op-
position to him has recently declared Wal
in q furious N slsught upon him through
the columns of the P~hiladelphia papers.
The Nashville Press Ihinds that the
empty head of Emerson Etheridge isn't
fit for q knob on the drawer of the Freed
mems Bureau.
Ex-Governor Bradford, of Maryland is like
ly to be 8 candidate for Congress in Bal
timore, in place of MI. Webster, appoint
ed Collector.
The Hartford Times, q Copperhead De.
per, abuses General Grant with its choicest
epithets, accuses him of making an election
tour, and says he is inferior looking, and
that he makes no speeches because he can.
not The C~opperheads are welcome to all
the party capital they can mako by sbus-
ing General Grant. Loyal men of all par
ties honor him.
The Democratic paper at indianapolis,
the Sentinel has been sold for $2L, 900, and
It is rumored that j.. w. Sheehan, of the
Chicago Republican, will become its editor
in chief.
Mayor Gunther, who has been a Chief
Mauistratnu non raha1 nriro5,lo .--.--
his intention to run for q second term for
Mayor of New York city.
The rumOr that Thurlow Weed was to
go into the editorial staff of the New York
Times has become a reality. His editorials
are distinguished by the prefix of a hand
from the ediLorisls-in-chis
It has been proclaimed through the Cor
perhesd press, that Governor Brsmletts of
kentucky, refused to vote last Tuesday, on
account of military interposition at the
polls. The true reason why he did not
vote was because he did not consider he had
q right to vote In Frankfort his legal resi-.
dents being in Adair county.
The fight between radicals and conserv.
stives in Missouri has broken out afresh in
3 contest over the st. Louis post office
The; present incumbent, Fay, is q conserys-
stive and lie backed for reappointmeut bv
General Blair. Alexander Mckee. of the
Democrat is the radical candidate.
md has the endorsements of the Missouri
Representatives and Senators.
A correspondent of the Boston Adper-
User, states that the recent Union Oonven-
ion in Maine developed the fact that the
Union party of that State is entirely har-
nonlous. On questions of policy Jerfect
lnanlmlty seems to exist. Not & single
lelegste was heard to doubt the duty or
roPtiety Of comforting the right of suf.
rage on the blacks. The strong resolu.
ions adopted will not lose q hundred votes
the state,IAnd are expected to gain MANY
1ore from the opposition.
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SIR: In behalf of and for the working
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That eight hours shall be a legal Days
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President Trades Assembly.
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EVENING. The fireworks are now being
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A very pretty compliment was paid
General Cox by the suspension across Main
street of q beautiful red, white and blue
shield, the badge of the Generals old
corps-the 23d-with the figures "'76-65"
on either side.
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Response BY Rev. McRlrea

Wayne County Soldiers-True to the flag, brave on
the field, ready for peace or war. May their fellow
citizens ever recohect their noble deeds.
Capt a. S. Mcclure, 10th o. V. l., re-
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The Great Soldiers Reception.
. Brigade Of Veterans in Line.

10000 Union Men In Council.
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THE MEETING.

Arrived at the Fair Ground, the blessing
of the God of nations was invoked in q
fervent and beautiful prayer, by the Rev.
Mr.. McElres, of Wooster.
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MAJOR GRNRRAL COX AT
WOOSTER.
The Great Soldiers Reception.
10000 Union Men In Council.
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SPEECHES., ToAsTs, &C.
SPEECHES, ToAsTs, &C.

WoosTER, August II, 1855.
The Wayne County Soldiers Reception
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RespOnded 70 by james McCoy, Esq.

The Ladies'
There's a prayer written high on the tablets above,
1t WAS uttered in gratitude, friendship and love,
FROM the prison, the field, and the hard couch 81
death.
Be our toast, then, the prayer of the soldier boy
given:
''MAy the Women be blessed by Our Fa her in
Heaven"
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