The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-09
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n FridayIevey ..e's Reception.
epot by HOWE arrived in this city
~ lea'' ling last, and was met at the |
We committee composed of some OF
Iing citizens and was rendered such
leone, as must have convinced him at
nee that the Union loving citizens of Ke-
nosha Fadshot been uninterested spectators
from afar, of the contest that had been wa
ging in Congress for the six or eight months
past, andin which he was by no means an
inconspicuous character. 1t was the first
greeting of portion of his constituents,
meeting him as it were on the threshold OF
.esentative, to testify their high apprecia-
sion of the manner in which he has per
formed the duties of his high station, and
guarded the principles upon which he was
elected-principles SO dear to every liberty
loving citizen of Wisconsin. And we feel
safe in saying that, go where he vii
throughout the State, lie will meet like
ovation from grateful hearts No matter
POAooheAA
and acquaintances-all feel alike acquainted
and familiar with the man who has stood
up 80 MOLLY and fearlessy for the principles
.t:;that are heldin common by all Republican,
and true Union men.
Fl. B. H1NsDALE Esq, after introduce
ng'the Senator to each member of the com
mittee, in brief and appropriate address IL
the name of the citizens of Kenosha, wei
coined him to the city and to the State,anc
ct=E rendered him the Inequalities of the city
1t was then arranged that Senator Howe
t.* would. meet the citizens at Simmons Hal
on Saturday evening.
At an early hour on Saturday evening
Simmons Hall was crowded to its utmost
With our best citizens-an audience tina
49, any speaker might have been proud Of
When Senator Howe assembled the stage h
was greeted with prolonged cheers from
every portion of the Hall.
:" '' The cheering subsidized, Mr. Hinsdale a
chairman of the committee of reception
:, - opened the meeting with brief remarks az
propriate to the occasion. Mayor Hynes i
behalf of the people of Kenosha delivered
brief address of welcome glowing with ELF
quence and patriotism, to our distinguishe
guest, at the conclusion of which Senate
Howe was introduced to the audience, whe
the audience rose and with one accord CAV
him three rousing cheers, that made tn
weIkin ring again.
see The Senator then proceeded to. deliver
cool, dispassionate address, full of cogent
convincing reasoning and unanswerable ar
gument, upon the political situation, and til
duty of the American people in general, an
ofthe Republican Union Party more partic
ularIy. We regret that we have not full
synopsis of the speech, but Senator How
unlike his worthy colleague, does no
have stenographer in his suits, to TAX
down his speeches. The Senator was repeat
eddy and enthusiastically appIauded, show
ing the entire sympathy and accord of sell
timent between himself and the great bull
of the audience He ridiculed the idea o.
another civil war which some of the advc
,cates of 'My Policy" with more zeal tina
=, discretion, have threatened in case that DO
icy is not carried out and sustained.
Altogether, the speech was an able one
and worthy the reputation of the dst1
X :guishsd speaker. For about an hour and
half the Senator held his large audience il
wrapt attention, when the meeting was ad
journed with the utmost good feeling a
around.