, 1876-11-06

cheer and antfctpat!nm " victory Tho In
,, Cto.,c Ilayes Haa M W1eeer s, 0'cs Club a.
opening speech of Judge bryant was ma.tcrly
effort, ntMl clIcited rnptarous applause.
i!,o closing specs'. WA ma,'o , ~ Uni.ci s'ates
md tssues Involved IN the present nutional ror-
test commanded serious attention. The meet.
ms was a great k.lsee'a, and good results Will
1t tfts meeting iu THU city, ncorgc 4. Metz
fun. A.. Ftnkelnl,ork and Charles Seymour.
Turner Hail MAS tl,cd to Overlooking, n0twitt,.
standing tlo desperatc efforts u th9 Delaoc1ats
GAINS az sieinits. by ' a"d.pis, iamlnatons' S
rockets, cannon, music, nnl spcakfng: rslu
ep%osaa tosu nsam Corss md sllssf Ba with
crowd, mud naae Turner's Iiall and garden tho
l!eadql,aEtert during tte evening, an'i thu a,'-
iscneo listened with profound attention to tho
Democrats faithfully cndcayore,l hy 4 noisy
procession to disturb tte meeting ur csltica tho
ssndIonrc out' Of the la,l. The speech Of Atr;
finkelnberg, which was heartily applau.!e!l
pronounced, one OF gcunino merit. II wat
honest presentation Of tho prominent points at
lssuc. Nj. eeylnonr's speech was basel on the
IuUlhu klSGFlUE0 pA u R1tlCt4 L4IE IkAl . Htl4
Stripes which tho society owning Turner's Hal
: Union i Strength" ia opposition to the Demo
cratic doctrine md theory 81 State Rights which
whether viewed In tho mild form nf New:
tourists, Or IN sIo ill., mo5s Vicious nsts nets
q .,i,.} Turbulent and ,,;Gysn S's1H;ya ,ns,,. noti:
somposel q peaseao1e nn'i aw.a6!:ilue% % rttzcss
y thc South un1cr tho FRY OF "liolu Rnle"
Ea claimed Gov. Haycs as the successful ct'a,n.
pion of FREQ schools and free hrarths n tho
lne'n.orabld ohio eaMpa!gn Of 1910, antl COM
The hands Of Hendricks or Wheeler, III thu pos
Bbc contingency Ut tic ddath III either VI tho
successful candidates for the Presidency. fic
cloacd ting l!ss,sssuns iii this city With yish!
picture of the be'caccnt results ol another pop;;
nlnr decree that tho free institutions and vital
interests Of tile Republic arc to bc intrllsted
TO the friends Of humanity, frssdou,, aud prog
rcss. AL the conclusion Of tho speech, which
was frequently iaterruptel ny rs.l'itls Of ths
three rous!ng cheers for Hayes and Wheeler.
three for Fiukclnberg, mud thrca for Mr.. scy-
mour. Thus closed the last week of tho cam.
counties il, the 3cveutl. Congressional District,
Is,alle by Afr. Seymour, Judge Humphrey Will
he elected by nut lrss than 5,pDo Republican ma-
joFity. .-...--
Special nspatcA to ma 5ftbunt
with enthusiasm npoM tho arrival pT Col. Bob
lssrsoll q pso5a IT, wnS VS. an1Ously d' ",
] poiiticai Issues Of tho day. Fhe wl,olo city W
turned out almost Gil niassc to wccntnc tue
most wonderful orntur IN the United States.
Thu streets were filled for blocks with ladlcs
aud gealsw,fn , athoaSh ans rap p was a. a.
Minutc-Sfon viii! torches marrhed to the depot
to rocciro the gallant orator, who was escorted
to tho Park Hotel, where an immense
e1o1 wetc waiting to Il, resSv' ~ him. wo
ancc on the baleosiy. The crowd finally dis
pcrsed, nearly all giinI to tic Assembly Chaul-
bcrr, wbicn was pcrfactty latn'acd.
AT 3 o'glori, upon tlIo appearances OF tho
COionel, Chairman kGycs arose, and III 0 few
eloquent rcmurks Introduced Afr. l,,gcrsol, who
proceeded to givu o,ic of Ills matclltss speeches,
tlcnouncing IN the most. wlthcrng BarcAsIn the
Democratic party, showing eolcluslvely TO ttiu
should rccetyo their Votes. iIe showed in
glnwIng wurtls the brilliant record Of the Rv-
publican party.
Col. lngcrsull's fano as IN orator was moro
fectlS wild ut his natcl.less orasory. lIo held
them nlmost spell bo,1nl for two hours, MD
was Interrupted many times by tile widest ail-
plausc. Ills speuell llcrs has done tue Kepub-
llean catisc power Of good.
Special D!sxuteA 10 7as tribune,
FOND NJ Lac, Wis. Noy. 4.--last evening,
when the Waup.ln Republican delegation to tic
inass-mecttng dcbarkctl at tho depot, It WAS at-
tucked by gang Of Democratic ruuRhs. wlso
knocked ono man dowu. tho ylctln. being hit
with stone between tle eyes. The delegation
charged, and the roughs touk to tIlcir lleels.
About 200 drunken Democrats, under the lcat-
crsh!p of ut, cx-convict, created d Disturbance
near tho tent wliero Col. Ingeraoll was speak,
Ing, which had tho elect Ut aeurlne tho wofncn,
aud partially breaking up tho meeting.
KENosIiA.
spteia! Dt.pateh to Tho ,5rtouns.
KENosl1A, Wis, Nov. 4.-'rllls evening the
Hon. Mntt II. Carpenter, Of milwaukee,, al-
drcsacd the largest audience ever assembled in
this city. Simmons Halt could scarcely hold
tho number Of people who clMe from all parts
Of the rotlnty t0 attend this last !slass-tnceting
OF tho present campaign. rhe. National land
was OH 'lland, and amused the crowd with
patriotic music s.ttl tho arrival ot tho lIonurn
bio gentleman who was to speak to them IN the
Important issues Ut stake III this great political
contest. The Democrats mlsu lclu forth ut
kimball Hall, the llon. j. A. afnllnry, ot Mil
wauket, being the oraltor Of the cyrnlug.