Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

call from the baud, aud Judge Smith, OF Eau.
quier, SOP of Extra Billy" Was introduced,
aud, for az hour, spokr, with telling effect,
and was l,uilY greeted when he referred to bis
ather Extra" or sent home his many point
ed his at the republican party, AID laid bare
the auimosly and bitterness against the South
the pluoderiue by the carpet. baggers and tie
odum attached to scala h" was follow
ed by our ''war.burse," j. Mort. Kipour, Of
Loudoun, 10, DOT one of his best, bui bis very
best speeches; full OF eloquence, pltb, sarc SUI
and unanswerable argument. He aas esp cal
~ severe on the corruption and rotteuness'
OF The party 10 power saying that they feared
defeat; were struggling for success, lest their
successors, which, when xrosed, would cause
sue. wli that the cracks uf He'll Gate
would be but as a pop gun in compar -cn;
that alter the fourth of March 20 radical
would o~n himself 10 lie radical, aud thar ii
VI. D Bal dc, liz might sell hiu's II 10 Blr
nun tor fortune. The applause that 'oliow-
d I'll" home lhru>'S Civ his p rty, tod plain
iy hat he was at home, welc mc aud endorsed,
aud all fully euthusei by lis appeal to be at H.
polls iu November. The call for Judge II omss
was loul and long. The judge appeared AID
ii b suf"riOg rom 10 j ct rest. il consc
qu'nce Vi long and painful watching ty the bed.
side of a sick daughter, responded 10 shori, but
! poiotei speech. He sid, Dir. Fraucis Miller,
10 speech, late y made here, had appealed 10
| the Old line whig, to know why they ShDu
now be CT operating with the democratic PARTY
and wiling 10 accept the name of dclro
the party which they 81 long cppos.d. judge
| lnom-s said, 9ames We're Doihlng TO him, a
rose ny aDothcr naIue suelled a. sweet that
be aud other wnipS found now that The dem
cratic conservative party was the party Ut con
stItutlonai reform, Of honesty and economy 10
the administration of the Government, and
hence they we're thus acting and willing TO be
called daucc. ats. He then related an incident
which beg leave 10 repeat. The Judge re-
marked hat he who Was REGARDED aS an ultra
wing was ukfd by an old whig associate 70
this county Tor his course in acting with the
pr s.rt dem jcra ic party, and Was referred 10
Mr. John Ja,urY, whom his friend greatly al.
miIgd, aud whom, he said, would not thus be
!auad, nor eudor>e the course OF him Judge
Thomas The Judge replied that &c you
communicate with Mr. Jaoney the first tIuic
lie saw him, that he did see Mr. Janreya: the
| neE L)udoua Clrcui Court aud delivered tie
III, ssag:. Mr. Jauney. with all that dignity
aud majesty Of character which so distinguish.
Ell hiu, replied Tell our frien who seems to
be .oilcl'ous to my views. ihat much a.
| despi=e aud Ioah the name 81 Satan, Jet II
The party. COW oppos d to the Fadic.Esu ot the
party in poser. could Il 90 better oame to
distinguish it, would pot be deferred from its
,upport oc account If It's uame. believe Nr.
JaDuey was al u1cle OF Mr. FlaDci, Miller, and
l hope the latter will profit by the advice Of
the former
Thus passed tie day, bright, animated by
The 81 .rou= ncws from The West,to which every
heart echoed Response OF we'll doue. There
were from eight nundred to a thousand prescott
and at the close the following reS9lutioo was
adopted, W. three cheers ior Iildeo, Hen
DIR ckS anu Reform
Resolved, That the thanks Of the meeting b:
unanimously tendered to Capt, JAS. ". Foster
Judge Thomas Smith. J. NJ Kitgour, aud
Lieutenant Governor II. ". Thomas FIR tier
presence and mastery addresses. w.