, 1876-08-19
POL1TICA1.2
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Gen. Ben Harrison'I first
Speech OF the Campaign
at Danvi1|e, Ind.
lie Throws /, Strong Light
upon Mr.. Tiltlcn's War
Record.
Gov. Booth Wakes the Echoes
in q Ringing Repub- ,
1ican Speech.
Tho Only Road to Progress Is
Over tile Ruins Of tile i.
Democratic Party.
ls11an1 G.. Harris, of Tennes-
see, in the Role Of a
Reconciliation.
Grand Turnout OF the South.
Side Republican Military
Companies.
Salient Features Of an Imposing
DemOnstration.--T Au-
dresses,
Items from Headquarters---
Meetings In the Wards.
IsEan G.. Harris, of Tennes-
see, in the Role Of a
Reconciliator.
Grand Turnout Of the South.
Side Republican Military
Companies.
Salient Features Of an Imposing
DemOnstration.--The Au-
dresses.
Items from Headquarters---
Meetings In the Wards.


Items from HcadquarterS---
Mee.}nns in the Wards.
!.
1NAA4AN1A"
TIE CAMPAIGN orE"Ep IN hAnSEs1'
epesaa D,'pa'e" 1 ~ 10 1e - a'onnf a..
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~ tuc es.''u ~ usA. ~. 1tn'.'n"n e.naiuato
~. uoss'"o'' -. -. D's ..s.a .s' ~ .as uesa.
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Efese'oha4 n's''le.1 aao tne n4ee'l"s WIS o"e u
. ~. naoes " 1!u,,, ~ s.a.s ~,
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' o ~. :" e.s
nnu' "ll"euiase'y o'o'' 'neis "Isa', LUG
uFo'e .1e leop'e out I'll ,ne sou''.u"nSe oa sa'''
a''u a. HARRISON uuu'GHsea i2a apous 4'so peop.c m
:" ,,a. ae ,a @ M aw w. ss .,so IT,
"o"'e '"ue' aAn "As -" """f -, ~ ''
fepatat'oa as o'''t"t ePea"e6 A'a c'eaF tat,h'
cf. LIS aple anu adfnltaoIc anaioE1es o. III
Aen's record anu tic 1alsc assumption ol re-
form 1n MS administration "crc received with
inach enthusiasm. lhe 1chefat leu MS aodE
ence with lin to the climax OF hts
speech, wt'en their tee''ng nroRc tefth IN TIC
widest applause, Which continued Tor eonc
minutes. 1T the conclusion of Ills address,
o1SA .o' - - :" ~" noo'n
was introduced TO the Audience, anu, catching
the inspiration otthc moment, hc made speech
that awokc the most undoubtea enthusiasm.
or,,i,ue. al ,ha rto..
"Pi.uaeo a',. ~ tno s'ost.
LUIS VIE ioilo"ca ny b'hs'ns u tne 1iallciulan
After the atorm had rensed. thr Hon, Will
f,,,,1,,, o,,1ra.s,,, . cro,xd ~ nm ~ nv, T.,
xuA@,aen INV. v. "'eeo :" o,oVo ~
speech.
No such demonstration has been witnessed
hcre stnrr ISL. a,,1 Tho ncnuhl,cons nrc more
uele ., s'1 nn .ot "4.u wy nepaos1u1 w 'ao'n
tnah 1oollaut u tue GLORIOUS opening o1 Tue
canvass
The log will be kept rolling from now until
tho last Of October, and Il Is safe to say 1utr.
Inn fro, to.,,av,s ,,retin, ttnt r,,ta, r., tm1t ~
"s t,on ~, ,s'.,,.. ."a. 4nals"a e. NJ Va
eonnd IN tue fank Oh tcpuoilcan States W
lazge majority.
TuR srEEcnEs.
TO tbs wttttrn A..oeta'.a frs:,.
an: ispaAsArut.s' ~, aug. io.|ucn. os' INIT
sou Dega,. us cao'ass LOT so'eshoF ot !ndlai'a
at Danrllle, llcnastcks County, to-day, where he
addressed 4 lnrge meeting, md spoke Tor nearly
three hours aud almost entirely on uatfunal
nn11tIca III. onlv rcfcrcncr n stote Affairs lorr
poan' ... i5 III LILY i ~ ~ osiS a.s'e re,s
MI snssy =. eue" t. - " ti.e
n, n,ae ~ 1, rsI,tr as unu n si1cet ae emnet
HEEL u is'u tcG!s.Iy nm' ts, H. hau on!y
sn,Fi se!iehee 10! nenuI'Gae} wncN WY, u he
au sa "t % none w, sn lntot , 9. ~ eonh
nry II nc' no"f u 't'a u's'o'S n0o 'a''ea 10 3e-
le nsgan y e3mainihg .' that he Il haa IN tile
stast Hcsllleu 70 ailoH tue use oi ny hanle loe
tHe oofe!Hu4aH' o!iJ 1u' tuEeit Petoo'h