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On Saturday last the people would not
come up to be talked to on the subject oftem-
perance when the bell first rung to announce
the readiness of the orators to spout, and the
meeting therefore adjourned until night,
when the house was filled Mr.. WILSON,
delivered beautiful and touching ad-
dress, such as those who know him looked
fer at his hands. Mr. WALTER declined
speaking, in order to afford an opportunI y
to Mr. Brown. an itenerant "Washingto-
man." to address the meeting. Mr.. Brown
delivered plain, sensible, practical dis
course. recommending the principle of total
abstinence from every thing that can intoxi-
cate. A pledge, recognizing that principle,
received a goodly number of signatures.
On Monday night Mr.. Brown spoke again.
and with considerable success. judging from
The mirth Of his auditors Almost he per-
suaded rs to become tetotaller.