The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-09-28
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
PROGRESS OF THE PEOPLES
BATCLE..REPOR FROM
THE SKlRMISH LINE,
ROUSING MEETING AT sANDUSKY-TH
SKIES BRIGHT

hOUolN0 MEEIlN6 AL oANDUohI-THE
SKIES BRIGHT.
SANDUsKY, ONO, Sept. 20-A rousins
Democratic meeting was held here to
night. Able addresses we're delivered
by Moses w Field, of Detroit, and Sen
ator Upton of Nebraska. The people
are thoroughly aroused here, and viii
give the ticket hearty support.
THE FIRES BURNING BRIGHTLY IN UNION
COUNTY.
MARYsvILLE, O., Sept l6-Unior
County is fully awake, and both parties
are Masking earnest efforts to secure votes
tor their respective candidates; but here
as elsewhere in Ohio, the people ART
calmly awaiting deliverance from the
misrule and mis,nanagement of the party
that has ruled with an iron hand the des
TIMES OF this country for the past fifteen
years.
FULTON COUNTY WILL SPEAK OUT THIS
WAUsEoN, O., Sept 20 The mass
meeting here day was grand sue
cess. Though the morning was misty,
cold and bad. about 5000 farmers were
in attendance. Henry County came
over, headed by silver band. Gov AL
len, Hon. Frank Hurd and Messrs Rice
aud Collins kept the Republican Gran,
gers cheering for the rights of the peo
pie Fulton County will speak out loud
this fall.
"a LARGELY INCREASED DEMOCRATIC Ma
JoRrTY." -
DELPHos, o., Sept 1S-A very large
and enthusiastic meeting was held here
last evening, addressed by Gen. Banning
and Hon NJ. Foran, of Cleveland
Schiller Hall was densely crowded. Mr.
Foran opened the meeting with speech
of one hour and half, and was follow
ed by Gen. Banning in a speech Of about
equal length. Both gentlemen discussed
the political issues of the day in mas.
terly manner, and made many converts
Put Delphos down for a largely increas
ed Democratic majority.
GENERAL CARY AT KENToN.
KENroN, O, Sept. 1S-The weathe
here to-day was cold and disagreeable
but cid not prevent the Democratic
meeting from being a success in ever,
particular. Gen. Cary occupied the en-
tire time, as Hon. Thomas Ewing was
unable to be present. He held the crowl
in the open air three hours, and NOR;
attentive audience has not assembled il
the State. The crowd was acknowledg
ed, even by Republicans, to be much lar
ger than any meeting held here this sea
son. The Republicans concede 100 ma
jori.y. for Allen in Hardin, and the Dem
Ocrats claim 300. ADELPHoS
"oLD HANCOCK SENDS GREETING
FINDLAY, o, Sept. 1S-Gen.. Banning
addressed large and attentive assem-
blage of the Democracy of Hancocl
County at the Court House this after
noon, The speech was noticeable fo
its mastery arguments aad diction.-
| Hon. NJ. A. Foran, of Cleveland, is nov
| (S o'clock this EVENING" addressing
large meeting in the Court House, amids
great enthusiasm. His arraignment o
the corruption and shortcomings of the
party in power is masterly effort, and
elicits great applause. All in all it wa
a glorious meeting, and old Hancoc,
will send greeting to her sister countie;
on the second Tuesday of October.
"Ross COUNTY WILL GIVE Gov. ALLEN
Il LARGELY INCREASED MAJORITY"
CHtLLIcorHEs O., Sept. 20.-A larry,
and enthusiastic meeting was held at tn,
City Hall tonight The hall was crowd
ed with voters of both parties. Gen G
w. Morgan held the crowd for an hou
and a half in one of his best efforts, ar
raigning the National Banks and bond
holders for their united warfare agains
the people His speech was very ef
fective one, and was productive Of muci
good. He was folio wed by Coi D.W
G. Loudon in an able and argumentativ,
speech of considerable length. Tn,
homestead county OF Gov. Allen viii
give him largely increased majorit,
over his vote two years ago.
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