From the Memphis Appeal
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From the Memphis Appeal.
Fifty thousand american Freemen assembled in


Council on the Banks of the Cumberland, in


the raAey of the Mississippi, and in the neigh
e6orhood Of the Hermitage!


We hasten TO announce through an extra slip
that the great Central Mass Meeting yesterday, at
Camp Hickory in :he vicinity of Nashville, was
one OF the greatest and most brilliant popular ga.
therings ever known.


On Wednesday. Nashville was from sunrise to
sunset as Military Camp. On every road to
the city was to be seen approaching companies
oattaIions and regiments, mounted and on foot
with their bands Of music, their banners and mot.
toes, on their way to this great encampmen, of
The sovereign people. Their reception by the city
escort; the loud, continued and almost deafening
huzzos with which they we're greeted by our citi-
zens who surrounded the Public Square, and lite.
rally crammed the balconies OF the Nashville Inn.
far surpassed anything of the kind we ever wit.
messed. The ladies', loo. we're there. Their white
handerchiefs waving from almost every house,
and their bright smiles beaming from every win.
dow, In approval of the magnificent display. All
who could not be accommodated at public and pri.
vate houses within the city, repaired to the I'm.
cumpment Of the People, and there pitched their
fonts.


After the lighting of candles for the night. the
Hon. Thomas F. Marshall, of Kentucky. address.
ed thousands 10 front Of the Court House, on the
annexation Of Texas. '"'


On Thursday morning at day break, national
salute aroused US all from our slambers :: the
streets were soon crowded, and the road to Camo
Hickory was filled with passengers who continued
20 move 10 that direction until eleye, or twelve
o'clock, when the great grove al that camn. fiftv
acres in extent, was as full as il could hold.


There were two miles of table on which the
GREAT DINNER was served - '''''


Gov. Cass made the first speech. and !, wa. ,,oe
OF unsurpassed eloquence and power.


Mr.. Melville, Of New York, followed with +,
thrilling edifying and instructive speech-elci,ine
period. - o'''y


Mr. Hise, of Kentucky. addressed the multi.
luoe with great ability, and SO did Gen. M'Caln.
| OF the same State. o--'"-'
T., msasume. 20 Gov. Clay, of Alabama. Judge Bow.
Ian OF missouri. and Messrs. Terry and Thomp.
son. OF Alabama. we're addressing ,mmsnss
crowds at other points Of the Encampme


.nere never was any thing like this 10 the Wes,
other word on the glorious subject to.dav.
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