, 1876-10-28

%fs, Syss!s y -, ,;Is IL ,,. WsSp;SS s,,; A.,
Generals md 'Co1one1s q the number Of nboit |
dozen vouid tEeak. WHO they were do not !
kuow. as they arc n'i nnknown t" fnne, except
Senator Mcdonald, .! inalana n''n '"'Wes Ma
Dona male grccnl'ack sneecf al''l is"2n,on 11
made one for hard money. The nane of Ti1'len
was ncntl,ne,, but once nnd roor Peter Conpcs
" H' , sny y5bsss ssrs S 0 h a 8 E't BE- ' p 's5 70
bed. l1c rallied at Night aud madc
n hpecci. Of hnlf MI l.our'a dMrat'on Is,
Barrett Hall Tho torch,!ght procession At
night vas failure: sovsra, hantred torees; sI,
only 40 of tho faithful turned out TO march, .
IarEc proportion OF these were boys, TIC de- ,
tnonstration was wound up "a usual. itcro
weru lnnnlncraolc drunken n men on tno esroets
candidates made night oe 1t at the snloons,
aud several Of them became thoroughly ct,-
tf,nsed. Oue n,nra s.tch meeting nn'i there
woold be no Democratic party N tnis ,! county
1nrcrsolt'e meeting fN this city OH slonday. i
tic dny Is favorable there will bu from lU,0D
to 10, ,000 persons rrcscnt.
spec4dt CbrTssponjtAce Qf The Tribune.
AtEfp, H., Ust. W.-fcstesIay 4Alelv had
l,us first mass meeting Of tha cnnllaigu. Co.
t}eorgo II. Harlow and tho Hon. q. \. Saunders
ride III 4 buggy, with tho MIR anyth!ng hut pleas
ant to he cut t1. They found tic Court House
crowded waiting thciE arrival, anil COL Harlow
was greeted With rounds 81 appla'lso 10 ne took
gavu our people tho most spirited atl!lrcss they
6avn received for long Wilt. Tho speech
was very effective, and The speaker rna.le point
after point agniIlst tho Cosietlcratcs Nnfth anu
South. At tts close tl1rec cheers Eero given Tor
the general ticket aud thFcc nlorc tur Geofgo
II. Harlow.
In Tic evening tho flon. George 4. Saunders
addressed = VERY larGe audience " Union LII,
that str. Saunders speech was the most c!o*
ql,ynt, logical, MID scholarly ndtlrcas on tfu
polittcat situation TINT Alctlo has had III many
ycara Wo thank the state Central Cofltnfttce'
fur Harlow and Saunders.
Reports from crery township In tho county
warrant Ms in saying that Mercer County will
rive $40 majority for the whule Republican
ticket.
.t;o, *sess.ps!s S:5s;ss : ~ so42s;" 45's;,,.
SPR1NoyiBLp. Ill, Oct H.-A Republican
meeting was lust evening, held Mt t'alcsburg,
the Democratic stronghold Of this county,
Col. y. L, Phillips, Republican candidate tos
city, essaycd 70 make specel'es, but they were ,
ss6st9a,y s6 Interrupted BY RcDnsan te1. es
| Finally the mobocratic Influence SO increased
and threatened violence thut tho Hon. .. Il,
Baker, ex-Colnty Treasurer, and another 1cail-
| Ing DeMueEat, plvaAe1 WMh the. mob
| lii behalf OF free speech, aud dc-
nounce4 thcir conduct US bringing now
rcproact on tho Democracy. Notwithstanding
tio constant rcviline u tho mob, Col:
Phillips, who, as United States Marshal, lad
dealt With that kind III Northern Contedsratcs
before, cunt!nued l'lA speech, 10 did slr. ,Ka'H,
| and THUS luiste1 upon tic right supposed only
! to be lcnica Iii the South.-thc rignt Of frce
speech, ..-..-
Leading Democrats, ard their orgatl, the
| State RtL,Lafcf, Justify tho interruptions, aud
cluim tlat Republicans are fools to attempt tu
| sneak and auy way have no business to ell-
trench upon thu Democratic stronghol1s.
| CHAMPAIGN. ILL.
Special pt.patea to ne 7t1ount.
CnAMrt1uS,, ILL.,, Yet; @i:-.A lar.c audience
assembled In barrett HILL, this elty, to-ngt,
to listen 70 q Joint discussion between Al. "
Matthews, Ronnblienn candidate for States At
| tor'lev, nHu Capt. j. y. i.nthT0p, Dnhucrltlc
| eaIlatdhte for tho SAME oliiGe 5lE Matthew'S
opening speech was DEVOTED to an arra[gnn1Gn.
of the Deinoeratfc party, and Capt. Lalhrop r.
tortcd with nn army Of figures which neither he
nor any onc can comprehend. Ills speech WAS