The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-28

take esolisNiIfbe open son!y ess yTues
day, ard DAY Of Nosem bsF EveRs Yene Should
Dsar Ahis l l. psssiSllity M ef
q press at the boxes late in the evening, trYand !
vote early The polls will be open from six oloek
i'm the morning TO six o'clock in theaiernoon,
and not longer.
TIE DsaocRa aax.oF AE2EasoN A. q D1sER1cT
- I'm usoordance the agreementsmade between
the delsgatesof the seyeralD Democratic Glubssand
1he oanyassers appointed for this District during
ahs past. week public mselin have been held in
various yections, and we're attended With much
success The ball was opened on Tuesday. last
blythe Rock Mills. Democratic Club at Shiloh
Church., thirteen miles from his place, and all
though the day was quite unfayoyablee there was q
large tepdaroesof people from that neighorhood,
including many scoloredscitizens2 were:
sdsliveredby Nessrs.sJoH y B.. MooRps JxAEssAs
HoYrand r. HtEE,s in the:order4 nanedgsssAfer
which, :bodntifuldinne was spread beforeSths
oolored people, and the whites were snmptuously,
fed fromsthe pic mic 6askets.s The day passed off:
pleasantly anda4Me believe that: goodsEas accom-
plished. ,s .eeisss .eeissss@'s. @ i.,;s ~: 81 sss32
s The, next euorning "wednesday azstcndy rains
WAS progressing, but notwithstanding the gloomy
prospect, goo,dly number Of citizens assembled
at Providancs camp ground, and were addressed:
respectively By sN-ssrs: Hill, orr and q.
TAfLon.5 The. unfayorable weather prevented q
large attendance, but we are insured that those
present were highly gratifea aud encouraged -
THURSDAY last hid been set apart for some weeks
eo: hold q grand msss meeting at Pendleton, and
when tie day arrived, an hearts we're .glaadened
Iby the sunsLinea An extra train left Anderson on
.tha.morniu;ss,, but thsro were few persons on
board. consequence Of the short etice thatspeh
accoprpofla lions were prepared. The people from
Eery,directions Pehdleon came ,baggies,
wagons :andfeysry sort of vehclcieand sNliensthe
hour for speaking arrived there were twelve or
fifteen Sundred persons on the aground. The stand
was erected sin beautiful groyesadjacenta toathe
Episcopal church; and was2occupfed stheespeak-
ers, of6cerssoE thc=dsy, and dsgnests.sThe
chairrano the commjt jttee of SArran gemonta; wv
h. D. GSiEIARp, Esp, annou1ced the organiza-
ton which had been agreed upon; and which was
published in these columns several 1ecks5ego:
TIE first speaker introduced was. The: Hon B. F.
fPnRs1 ;o GEesaxiic. spoke for more than
IN hour and interested the vast audience by dis
cussion Of The political issues before country
he vas followed by The Hon: .: p REED, of AM,
dersops IL: q forcible andseloquebt speech:of IN
hour and d quarter. which was warmly received
and ent husiasticai cheered throughout: Both Of.
these gentlemen are too widely known TO render
it necessary for usto atiompt Of their
remarks on, this: occasion. Il will saficesto say,
that they did themselves and the subjects; dis
cussed smplcs justice: esolutions weres offered
and unaniuous ysadopt teddepr the:recent;
political ssinationsin this State and which
published eiseNheretosdsy ATheg geserdisossof
the day being concluded, the Scfowd.Wor Invited
1o partake Of nEabund dant dinner which hadfbsen
prepared whcn$tfle dinnertwassoyer, thc people
quietly dispersed, and we're doubtless much pleased
,wittisihe sa5,s chsestaihments will femark,;
assam, fhatold Pehalet demonstrated
her tt,csto an exaEted Tsputa. ION Tor hospitality
and courtesy: to ifhvited gaests ''3 q sss=:ses
= The next msefiag ii. orderiwas at Calhoun on
Friday, ndlkitherrepaired someof the cansassers,
expecting 70 nlcet.Wilh The people generally of
that at,ssction. Only 8 rpagre portion sscmbled,
howeger,: hut we-were convinced that they were IN
sarnest and yielded to none lin true devotion 10
The. cause. The crosd numbered about one hun.
dred, We believe, and listened teptiycly To- the
deluge of speaking Brief addresses redeliyerp
by, Messisg sIoons6 Hort, Hills -. vi
and ;ExsGur. PEHny: The four; speakers ssrst
uaulet wore santhorised anyassers for-lhe: Dis
trict, ,,and SON their ways had iuptesse6thes Gov
ernor'into service, whiehswas, warmly appreciated
by The. dipeoplc ofs Calhoun. We werez;com-
pellea to leave ihe: groand sbefosesG Cor. p con:
cllded but fiot until had tested: the, excellent
qaahty Of their splendid dinner invitingly ysspread
before US By the hospitable indie that vicinity.
The week was closed with a meeting at' Centre
yiiles on Saturday, but rs we're unable to be
present: We learn uat only thirty Or forty per-
sons Bere ID attendance. Messrs: II Ii ana Moon Z
made speeches, and We trust that The seed dissem
mated. that day bring forth good on
next Tuesday: These meetings are cont tiaued /
during the present week Spnd from observations
made during, ,onys hast tour, we .are fully con
WINGED ahattlc psopleero encouraged. and slimu-
lated BY thell. -Lstegery eneighborhood astend.in
large numbers z.;,r.ssss q. - 5.... ,g,,t-s..
:ls.ssI.sRaE PoTlTo: :sst 80 - -: :. ~,
- An amateur farmer in the Dark Corner sends us
Sweet Potato, of huge dimensions, weighing six
pounds. This isan, extraordinary growth for this