Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
The Salem Meeting.

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette.
SALEM, FAUoUIER COUNTY, Va. Aug. -
A Hancock aud English flag YVES thrown to tho
breezs hero on Saturday. Tho gathering was
larger than has ever been known 10 the history
Of Salem politics. There were cot less than
FIVE hundred voters present, full Of enthusiasm
over tho anticipated election OF the democratic
nominees. Col. Gibson. of Culpepor. j. ".
Foster. etq., of Lsesburg, s. g. Neac, of AL
exaudrla. Gen. w. Il. Payne. and }. '.
Brooke, of Warrentop, wcro present and made
speeches. }. w. Foster discussed the history
of tho republican party snd showed wherein
the people had been deprived OF their rights,
and appealed to them to stand by tho party OF
the people, aud closed By urging all present to
unite aud secure tho election Ct the regular
democratic electors. Capt. Foster spoke fox
moro than ooe hour. Col. Gibson followed ia
oue of his characteristic speeches. 10 which he
disseoted the Malone readjustcrs 10 such 3
manner ss to cause the few that waro present
ITO howl" with indignation. Col. Gibson was
frequently app|auded during his speech. and
after talking Tor one hour, urged the ncopo oil
Salem TO stand by their colors. Mr.. Male, OF
your city. followed Col. Gibson. lie said he
appoolcC UciUlc HIS iCllUn VI OaNu
not az roacjuster, not as fulier or deb:
payer, but as democrat, aud no proposed to
show to his fellow citizens that the democratic
party as the party OF honesty aud reform, was
entitled to their hearty and enthusiastic support.
MIR. Ncale spoke Tor abou. twenty Eve minutes.
tie was frequently spplauded. aud beyond
question made the most effective and stirring
speech that was mado duriag tho day. Gen.
Payne was called TOR and responded 81 the cal
IN 40 eloquent and string speech for about -
| minutes. Mr.. j. Y. Brooke Thea addressed the
| voters in p chsste and we'll timed speech. after
which the meeting closed with three cheers for
| Hancock aud English and tho regular electoral
| ticket. 1t was evident from The way 10 which
the various candidates for Congress were 70
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