{"character_count": 1361, "word_count": 234, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9847000241279602], "ccnet_perplexity": [555.9000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
D5-The Mass Meeting at Falls Village on Saur- day was large and enthusiastic gathering From two to three thousand (inclnding three or four hun

 tred ladies) were present from Salisbury. Canaan, and the neighboring towns, who listened with deep interest to the speeches delivered on the occasion. The meeting was called to order by J. H. Hubbard, Esq, on whose motion Alexander H. Holley, Esq, was appointed President. Ex-Governor Ellsworth

 was then introduced to the audience, and spoke two hours on the Tariff and Texas questions. We have never heard him speak better. He was espe- cially eloquent in his denunciaion of the attempt to extend and perpetuate the system of human sla- very by the annexation of Texas to this country Horace Greeley followed, and for an hour and half chained the attention of the audience. He spoke principally on the great question of Protec- ton to American Industry, on which he is perfect ly at home. MT. Greeley, though by no means the most graceful is perhaps the most effective speaker on this subject in the country. He deals in facts and arguments which cannot be gaiusayed. Even his opponents can find no fault with him, however destructive to the prosperity and honor of the country he may prove their measures to be. He was followed by Mr. J. B. Eldridge of Hartford, who was speaking with great energy when we left.