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AS soon as the meeting was organized, Mr.. \
G. Bradford appeared upon the stand and, stating
that that staunch and true Wing Morris FRANK
LIN was present, suggested that he be invited to
a scat at the right OF the President. This was
received with acclamatons and Mr.. Franklin
upon making his appearance, was greeted with a
burst Of the most enthusiastic and deafcning ap-
clause, which lasted several minutes. lie then
came forward and spoke as follows:


For the renewed evidence Of your confidence and
regard permit me TO return you my sincere and
grateful thanks aud i'll the sincerity o: an overflow
mc heart, 10 renew Iny allegiance with you III the
yreat and glorious contest III which the Wings oi
our country arc this time engaged. And II is in
decd encouraging 10 behold, in the midst OF great
political apoSacy, when many are falling on the
RIO nj hand and others wavcrlnG on the cii no.
Die band vet yemaIning bearing up against the
sights OF friends within their camp and open and
avuwed enemies without.


I'm the recent contest from which we have ',st
emerged we were scattered like a flock without their
.hephcrd We, when the rallying cry shall be aguia
sounded ,hrougout our borders, when the bugle note
hall be heard ,hroughoui the land, and the smiling
masses oi exulling faces shall animate the he-.t
and nerve the soul-we will again present an uil-
broken phaanx against which the winds OF political
desposm will blow in van And we will say in
the language OF Scripture TO all political factions,
..Thus lar shalt thou go and no further


Yes, ielow-citizens, the cause OF Henry Clay is
the cause of that man whom all love TO own
We are all one and undnisable; and when tie time
arrives, VIC will 6oat hls standard before armies
and ,l;cn the proud eagle oil our Country will again
rise in her might, carrying in her beak the nob,c
Motto OF our Dem acy-EXcelsior, Excelsior.
Again l thank yOu-l thank you, thank yOu.


Alter Mr.. Franklin had taken his seat, amid a
storm of applause and cheers. the band played
the "Star Spanglcd Banner" in splendid style,
after which the following Ode was sung by Mr.
Bell, in a clear, distinct and impressive manner


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