The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-10
Sustaining the President.--
Mass Meeting I'm EBrOOkRyn,
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Great EntEsusGasnn.
The mass meeting at the BROOKLYN
Academy Of Music, on Wednesday night
to endorse the policy of President John
son, was one Of the largest and most
enthusiastic gatherings which ever as
sembled in the City of Churches.
Every portion Of the spacious edifce
was crowded, and the proceedings were
enliyened by nntional music.
The Brooklyn Eagts thus speaks of
the meeting:
THRILLING SCENE.
General Rosscau spoke at length
John Van Buren, also occupied oonsid.
cradle time, aud it was late when the
President introduced small block.
haired man, whose appearance did not
| promise much He was named as Mr.
Dawson-from Gcorgia, tie Southern
Empire Statc--and the fcryor with
which he oloquently pictured the loyal
men Of the South shaking hands with
the Presidents supporters through the
1 gloom of radiealism aroused the audi
eace to the zenith Of excitement.
Hc sat down with three ringing cheers
and received that rare compliment to a
speaker, being called ont" Then he
presented n beautiful fguro--not to be
reproduced in type, aud when he bowed
the audience rose as one man and cheer.
ed, shouted, swung hats aud handkor-
chiefs in manner indeacribably enthu-
siastic. II showed the icryor Of tho
whole people for the whole Union. aud
that q Manila cable copld not more
securely bind than DO the old.tinie NJ
soeiatiops oftho period when war was
not known ia the Republic. Thus was
the policy Of the President endorsed in
a union Of hearts none can sever
During the meeting the President
announced that kilograms had been re.
ceivcd from Senators Doolulo. Of Wis.
copsiu and Cowan. of Pennsylvania. in
which they stated that imperative Sen.
aiorial duties dGtained them In tha ma
t.93f epai. lut their hearts were
with the paoplg q Brooh5n
Hon Montgomery Blair also 4eut
note IN which be wrote chat profession
Il aaaa. imps iba - postpone, rem.
dafo3 h.s 5benca from the meeting uu.
ayuilsble
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four minutes e. twelve O'Clock the an
dHBs3 Dig ss.Y ah3srng them
selves gat tie baud b..us the building
with maled.aus STAR Spane!rl Baa.
urr.
Andrew Il 3 Dawson Esq former /
merly pf Georgia, but pga aras.deBt u
b lt.marc concluded b.5 speech ia sab
ataace 81 follows
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