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From variety Of estimates made BY those who
were there On the 9th, there were about tive
acres densely covered with people. Agrcat num-
Der were not all on the ground at one time these
would have filled up the interstices and corners
so as to make up good measure OF FIVE acres
Assuming this estimate Of ground as pretty cor
rect, we can come at an accurate calculation OF
the number assembled.


The Emperor Napoleon had calculation,
founded on experiment of course, that he could
draw up his army into a solid column SO that
each soldier should occupy only Is inches square
of ground bat presuming promiscuous assem-
blage would not stow as close as phalanx OF
drilled soldiers, we allow two feet square for
each. Now, in one acre there are 43, $50 square
feet; allowing two feet to man, this gives q 80
to the acre, which, multiplied by Eve give los, 900
persons present. Blu: this may be considered a
large estimate. WewiI suppose there were but
two and halfacres of pcople-or that, instead of
allowing two feet to each man, we give them
elbow room enough by allowing four feet; in
either way the number will be reduced one half,
which gives then "a ,i50, as assembled at that
meeting. CALCULATOR.