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the tAlK"-" Amt that Deaut1tulP"T That's the
true 'Merican doctrne!D We know that we have many
friends with acting in concord with US In this elec.
ion who arc from over the far waters of the We
with us this occasion. (Cheers) They are the very
st ond purest Of our friends (Cheers) Because they
do not act from selfish desire Of once. Of emolumeni


because they are satisfied with the privileges they en-
joy and do not desire to rampe down the dust
our own land (Great cheeiug.) will not detan you
aud therefore proceed 10 the business Of the


long string Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries Of the


Harper Association" was then read and passed; and
number OF gentlemen took their on the platform
amongst whom, however looked in vain for anv OF
the honorsbes" mentioned in the iof the meeting


The cries Of Shows Snow, snow., here became
to the solicitations Of his brethren advanced TO the from,
OF the PLATFORM and deliberately proceeded to strip
Oh his coat and neckcoth amid the enthusiastic cheer,
ot the assemblage on the subsidanco of which, the
Colouepl tsaid-"I guess it's rayhor q leettle too
warm for Snow in this room" (aoars Of laughter J
The Colonel" tall, athletic man, with immense black
whskes and who occupies the important office of MAY
ors Marshall then proceeded to address the meetDg-


"Mr. President and Fellow Citizens-I should have
been glad to have been excused from saying single
word on this occasion was in hopes that there would
have been other here who would have
you on this OCCASION as have been forth upon the bat


eground for the last two weeks and have spoken in ali


the wards in the city, and have been rather un.
well for day or two. But YVES about 10 say
that Il was half dead would stand up and bleed for the
and the Colonel wiped the perspiration from his brow
with his shirt seeve rejoice that we have met here
o-nBnt, ana relocc 70 see SO large meeting OF fell


low citizens but rejoice when think of what we have
assembled here ior-when think that we have com,
here to honor the first 'Merican Republican Mayor IL
he United States (ireat cheering in whish the ia,
nan Joined with alarming vehemence) Yes; when |
hink and when ! look back, as has been said by my
friend who preceded me, ION that conflict that wen
into and took our leader from private his bust


ness and from his family and placed him the battl


ground. think Of what he said himself" whether
sink or swim, here be- put me through in triumph O,
let be defeated Mercsn princpiesn Great cheer.
ing We did put him through. II was short struggle
but 1t was successful, beating the two great ccntendng
armies Of the city, although they thought rs how we
were without amusition or POWDER but with ell their