, 1876-10-06


country never would lave permanent peace
while TINT party was permitted 10 live.
The Hon. W. II. Palmer, Ut PENNSYLVANIA
followed With lttcf aud witty spcectI, urging
1eepubt!cans to work especially fos tho election
of tho entire tcpul]!ai, State ticket next Tues
This evening magnificent to7ehlight.proccs.
sfoh marched through tho several streets Ut tho
Msty, With from sooo to 4,oo0 men in tle ranks.
Iiousc was crowded. md tho lion. Mr. Palmer
and Gen. Drfstow inntle tlno addresses, which
were enthusiastically received.
The Republican atrcnetl' hero is increasing
daily. Leading manufacturers and business
men ure manffesting m inteFcAt Il, the Republic
an cousc never before shown by them, aid tho
Indications arc that Clarke County will slIow
gain un tic Octobcr majority Of last year Of 200
REPUBLICAN, MEETING AT MORROW.
Monnowt O.,. OFT. 4.-The Hon. ycnjanatn
huttorsorth and Channing Richards, Ell, al-
arerssd ysry large alul enthusiastic audience
during the campaign. Tic i,all was ilied 70
;'yerilowing, anu ,nany had to return without
eay eal bos. s tSefs e. e cae Eas cracker M S. s;y. e1y
worth tnade an eloquent appeal to loyal men to
continue tl!o Government in the 1sands OF Its
frlents. lits appeal to old solttcrs will bo
Nehards dwclt at leleth upon tic record Of tic
we're sham reforI,crs, anu TINT the CRY was oniv
Iised y coscs 6 corruption, and IS hobby to get
Into o1lice. The speeches were frequently up
p!auded. The Republicans arc alive. md tic
?emocrats gre despon1cnt. THE election OF
the Hon. Mills GnrslNcr Ia q certainty. Warren
jorisy.
THE ION. WILL cuatBACK At WOOSTER.
WOOSTER, o., Oct. 4.-G0y Cumbaek, u In
diam, and the Hon. ". p. Furay, Of Columbus,
addressed tlle Republicans u this city and
r.,
tic 1assting The iffayes md ~ wheeier 6uards iS
uniform, preceded by drum corps and the
Citizens' Band OF Wooster, para1ed the streets,
ptovok'ng general admiration. The wtewan,
the delivery Of both addresses, by an attentive
audience, aud hundreds left who could not gain
ndnlfttance. Gov. Cn,nback was wnrm1y ap-
plautled al cgcly Rcntence. The Democracy at
addressed by two great unknowns, and preceded
by sone muscular lac-poundlng called music,
but the crowd dcscrted Them, tho better clnes OF
Dcnnoerats coming to the wigwatn to listen to
Gov. Cumback's c1oqucnce. Tht meeting hns
done us great deal of good.
nLAlsE At xEs1A.
AEN1A. O., Oct. 4.-1}lane's spccch yesterday
has produced profound sensatfon, aid We lrair
Of several conversions from the Democracy.
MAss-MEETtNG AT CAMBRIDGE.
CAMBn1D1B, o., Oct. 4.-Thc largest antl
most enthusiastic Republican lnaas-inceting Of
tlt campaign VIA held here to-day. Large
ucietat!ons lloni uslsrcnt parts OIL thc county
TIn Tnc IL, wagons, carriages, aslu On hgfsebaGS:
. ilS !nascsEas WIS addressed " yen. htlpatrlck
K'patrlcli aa!le the tlnest spccrh tint CUR peo-
lle nave eFGr s, listenea IT, aMe cro~u tsas up-
"ars's o. ',oo IN nnln9el. ING democrats herc
1asN aave auuut wl1tea anu Elsgn up the 'isht.
.epoetten 70 ne alsgasl@e! @ "lti ing En7airer let-
LIE t!u,n 'Stet "!1o hAt fote 4Sr W. na8HGs.
everything aeTe 1s ioFefy now Ior the Aepub-
leans.
DEMOCRACY nELoW PAR.
sAsprssY, o., 0ct. A. Democratic meet
snE Was !'cld IN tue scllool-Aousc at Blooming
vl!lc, this county, last night: TIC town wns pust-
g week ago; Not single DeinoGrat went to
my HOUSE u near tile speaker. lllden, Hen
bricks, and Hudson stock is below par here
ahouts. ........- ... .---
SCHUYLER CoLfAI AND GEN. NoYgs At ALL1-