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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06
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From the Daily Dispatch, August 3d.
The scene witnessed in Ingersoll Hall Sat-
urday night was unparalleled in the history Of
the State. 1t was spontaneous outpourfng
and outbursting of the people to do honor toa
faithful public servant and show disapproval
of the malicious opposition to him.
1t was triumph for Ignatius Donnelly and
a triumph for his supporters who are earnestly
laboring to continue the right man in the right
place. From his entrance into the hall until
his exit,unbounded appreciation was manifested
towards him. His appearance upon the stage
called forth a greeting such as was never before
rendered public speaker in this city. For
five minutes the very building shook with ap-
plause. Cheer after cheer pealed forth, hum
dreds rose to their feet, hats were tossed high
in air, and the most indescribable enthusiasm
prevailed. So it was during the entire meet
ing. The sharpest hits were loudest applaud
cd. The feeling against the St Paul Press was
intense, and at one time it seemed as though it
would have been manifested by violence to-
ward one of the proprietors if Mr.. Donnelly
had not mercifuly interpesed to save him.
If there is still any one in existence who
has the slightest idea that any of E. B. Wash.
burne's charges are true, we trust he will
carefully read the ahidavits which we publish
in connection with his speech.
The greeting extended to Mr.. Donnelly
means that the people OF St. Paul repudiate
the SANDERS of L. B. Washburne and his crew.
1t means that they discountenance the infa-
nous warfare which has been waged against
him; it means that they honor and approve his
course in Congress; it means that they respect
his ability and it means that they wish and in
tend to retain him as their representative in
Congress-.
Few public men have ever been so vilely
abused and few vilifers have ever been so
sternly rebuked.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MISSING.-" joseph wheelock.
WI commonly called 10 WHEELOCK,' a low fellow
about town. whose forte is malicious fasehood." The
last Of him he delivering polished Grafton at
Ingersol Hall. is feared that he has committed hari
kari Two defaced postage stamps will be paid for the
recovery of the body, dsemboweed or otherwise.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

. ANTED.-A small worm hole, that q
w fellow can crawl into and draw in after him.
Address r. D., or J. w.,
Proprietors ''Smut Machine"
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W. J. MULLEN.

State Of Psnnsyluania, County Of Pailadekphia-s D.
Personally apPeared before re the above named VIII
Ham J. Mullen, to me personally known to be the per.
osn therein set FORTH who being duly affirmed according
TO doth depose and say that he has read the fore
going emds and that the facts stated therein are true
TO The best Of his knowledge and belief.
Affirmed and subscribed to before me- this 18th day Of
Snne, 4. ID. 1868. W. W. DOUGHERTY.
Alderman,
State Of Heso Hork, County Of Ne,o York-ss.
John Persch, being duly sworn according to law.
doth dspose and say:
am now . resident Of the city Of New York. doins
business Ut No. II, Broad street, and member Of the
Board Of Brokers of New York.
FROM 1868 70 1857 and for several years subsequently
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

A MODEL ARTIST heelock on his tub.
QUESTION FOR REPUBLICANS cats or
the school house. Which?
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

THE LOST CAUsE-Washburne and the
Press war on Donnclly.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

THOUGHTS FOR JosEPH.-That mercy l tc
others show, that mercy grant to me.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

The situation of Whcelock and priscoll re-
sembles that of the befuddled husband who,
upon returning home late at night, stumbled
over the cradle and foil sprawling upon the
of dignity: he said:
"Wife, are you hurt?'
"No! -
Girls, arc you hurt?''
MOP
Terrible clap, wasn't it?''
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

THE following refrain was heard to issue
from the Press editorial rooms about midnight
Saturday evening:
''Iwould not live Away,
ask not to stay
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

State Of Pennsylvania, County Of Pai1adelphia-ss
William J. Mullen being duly affirmed according to
law, deposes and says:
am resident Of the city Of Philadelphia, and have
peen Tor more than twenty years last past. am the
Prison agent Of the Philadelphia County Prison. nv
resdence being No. 1902 south 4th street, in said city,
am we'll acquainted with the Hon Ignatius Donnelly
nov member Of Congress from the State Of Minnesota
and hsve known him from his infancy. was Presi.
Gent Of the House Of 1ndustrya charitable insttu
Ing portion Of that time Mr. Donnelly was \ memher
Of said organza ion, being manager and one Of its
no:e useful and active members. believe him to be
purse to aid the cause Of the afflicted. was thrown
Into daily intercourse with him, and have always OBJ
served bis career with PRIDE During my long acquaipt
snce With him. have never found the slightest cause to
lose my confidence In him a Of honesty and
integrity.
(Signed,] W. J. MULLEN
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with somewhat chance ofsccess than has marked
his previous efforts In that line
To this Driscoll replies with unmstakable
sarcasm: 1.-The brains question we will not
discuss" Laughter He thought probably
it was an even thing. [Great Laughter
DRlscoLL's BRILLIANT AND LOVING RESPONSE.
From the St. Paul Union, Feb. 1, 1885,
We must be excused from taking up the gauntlet
thus thrown down. Nor is It desirable for us
however bitterly assaed personally by the Pess editor
to retor on him. Our utmost ingenuity could not devise
anythngto say Of him which could place him in so dis
advantageous light before the public as his own en-
sane TUninHs
TIE " brains question zoe aciU not discuss
As to our ofce" and sign board. - We are satisfied
With both 1.-THE Press editor is not, he retire to
his oson office and read Ills osca. sign board.
So far as We know these statements strictly true.
Mr.. Donnelly read these extracts line by line,
adding running commentaries, that elected
continued bursts of laughter and applause.]
And these are the two fellows who are ''go-
ing TO chew up 1gnatius Donnelly and spit him
out in small pieces" These are tho men who
seek to rule the politics of this great State.
A voice-They can't do it.
No thank Heaven, they can't do it. ZAP.
plause.
Nov In the name Of all the gods At once.
Upon whatmes has these our Caesers fed,
That they have grown 10 greatl
We petty men must crawl under their legs.
And peep around to find ourselves
Dishonorably graved."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

STATE Of Ps""sy1cania. County Of PHILADELPHIA
- Personally appeared before me the above named
Henry Yale Smith, personally kown be the person
therein set FORTH who being duly according 10
lay doth and he has read the
amdav and the facts stated therein are true to the
best Of his knowledge and belief
lSfgnedl HENRY YALE SMITH,
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 18th dav Of
June A. D. 1868.
Wv. DoUGHERTY,
Alderman.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

only to tho Declaration Of Independcnce-the
amendment to the Constitution, forever abol-
sling slavery in the United States. [Ap-
plause.
thank you that you have given me an op-
portunity to extinguish tho "sum of all villain
ies''-that our flag is now flying above land
without slave, land of freemen soon to be !:
land without a legalized wrong, without an
oppressor, or an oppressed human being
lift is your will that retire to private life,
do so with my heart still true to the principles
Of the party. True to the flag which is the en-
blem of our greatness. See where on that flag
the red and white ''streakings of the dawn
mingle with the blue sky and the bright stars
of the fading night, "the dreamy struggles of
the stars with light" 1t tells us that we are
yet but in the twilight Of perfected govern
ment, that it shall yet rise with the full ciful-
gent glory of the morning and shall be borne
aloft, the standard of a redeemed and regener-
ted land; the bright emblem of hope and
promise to the world
I thank you for the kind patience with
which you have SO long listened to me.
four report is not strictly verbatim in all
respects, but is as full as it is possible to make
it without an absolute short hand report.-ED.
DISPATCH.
Mr.. DONNELLY UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSED,
At the conclusion of Mr. Donnelly's re-
marks, the entire audience rose to their feet
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cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Please address
~ REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South 2nd ST., Williamsburgh, n. Y.
May Ply.
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Great Oriental Tea Co.,

of Boston, so that we can furnish our customers
w!rH OTHER GooDs and their full line of TEAS at
prdcisely the same terms to Agents as though
dealing directly with the company, thus giving
an opportunity Of selecting from the various
grades and quality they may desire We also
pay agents the same commissions as allowed by
the Company. Blank form of order with price
lis and THE TEA CUP sent to any address
PARKER & CO.,
Nos 81 & Sc Federal St., Boston.
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Feb l3-3n
WATCH FREE silver p watch

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the Largest in the world As an inducenent to
nave them introduced agents sell the packages
as FAST as they can reach them ont 80 Dollars Der
Gay can De made sure We have agents that sell
on an average Hooper week. Price per hundred
10 dollars Retail at 25 cents. Ard a Watch in
t the bargain that will retail for SIS more. For
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ape goods, address r. MONROE KENNEDY
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