The Magnolia gazette., 1884-10-23
THE BARBECUE LAST SATUR-
DAY.
SrooKpA1E AND YAK EAToN ADDRESS
TIE SogEREIaNs.

hear the Democratic speakers. About
II o'clock d m, the people assembled
on the leland by the banks OF which
ripple the waters Of the Little Tangi
pohoo, and where the spreading branches
of .he stately beech aud beautiful mag
nolia trees ovcrpbndowed Tie speakers
stand and seats for tie comfort Of the
auditors. In addition to the surround
ing loyeliness Of nature, large number
Of ladies adorned the occasion with their
cheering AMI encouraging presence,
indicating thereby that they too felt m
interest III tile political weliore of their
country.
Hon. W. ?. Caesedy, chairman Of TIC
Democratic Executive Committee ol
this thc'Glh Congressional District, call
ca to order, and preecutedi ID betting
words aua appropriate style, Hon. II.
$. Van Eaton, the present incumbent,
aud Democratic nominee for Congress
Mai. Van Eaton,3 in bic Introductory
remarks, recognized the presence Of the
ladies' iu complimentary terms also their
salutory influence in every canse they
espoused, and congratulated the great
Democratic party upon the pleasing fact
tint The ladies of the laud, were ngain
encouraging their, fathers, brothers,
cousins husbands and sweethearts. a.
they lid in anti bellum daya, by tbeir
charming presence, TO support the
principles of the old Democratic party.
1 Maj. Van Eaton defined his position on
4 tie Morrison hill, that was defeated in
4 the Inst Congress, ana a'3ined TO" tho
satisfaction Of his bearers Why he voted
ia lie did He rcfeual 70 the system
Of tariff for revenue only; ana disclosed
Tie iniguituons conceptions d the high
protective tariff, ana Tie depressing
operations Of TINT eystem upon the
luboriug people Of this great ration, ana
assumed The hold position that this sys.
ten. which is o8tensihly for .he purpose
Of enriching the rich. noi lmY riehinq
the poor people. should be abolished
Eyerytl BE- Maj Van Eaton sa.d VA.
well received, and all i'At he snid was
70 point The speaker had ihe uadiv
ded attention Of bis listeners for poaly
two bou,s, and all were well ep;isnc.
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'n9 gre unanlAo's ~ ne o2lnlon tH'I
'hHt he w. oe fe'eieei0d ny lohe3 3oif'
mnl 'fl'5 Az I've conclusion OF Ff
ein"'N'' ~ "sf9 '"9'5''s y .4e ne nN'
@tonh'S Wie!' ihe ""tofcnta me1ta an,
olbeF snos'aofliiS were "a readoresa 70
.he inner maH. Ailf piayis'onS wer
eoaateo pY ae.ao''"'S ana the 'inne
was theretofe itee; and hal W "
N'h8hr, the 'ha'rman ot We Spheltini
Commlllee' Is eh'Ided % lhanEs for a.
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, t'ie culinary peftee''oh q 'ne n'rpeeaaa
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, Whlcn ''e meats wet9 e'2ted'
At'ef an pafto"S q tle sAoS'aAin
Dehoct''ic fel'aS'' 'ils'y repaired agai
to 'ue lS'nhu' wnefe 0o'' ~ y. s'och
! u'''e' ioS lr'S'''en'i"l oiec'ot was iolr.
. ono''' - reviewed tn' aaiE his'or
% '"e hepuoi'o"n purity w'ta A'' oaafec
'e'is.'o "o''''y 'h"t carried lNYlneiol
pf'o' 70 'ie ears o. ms hearers ta"' 2
3 hue" wpsfeoi 1e SPOKE ne arraigne
i " '"'neu hu'B 'ne hePuo'lou
q VioS''eu''"' c"lo'''"se' upon "lMa&'n
/, eharBeS, anu presenter an lhuic'iael