From the Macon tGa) Telegraph. :
HON. "A. II. CHARPEI.L'S RETURN


TO MACON
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| Never have 10 witnessed, on any occasion,


such snimating and soul stirring enthusiasm,
as that with which Col. Chappell was met up
on his return to his home.


At s o'clock, op Friday evening, a large
concossrse-of citizens assembled near the
Floyd House, aud, accompanied by band of
music, took up the line Of march, to the tune
Of" Hail Columbia" for the residence of Col
c., in the upper part Of the city.


On arriving at the house, the crowd halted.
and, after national air from the band, Col.
Chappell advanced TO the street, where he was
addressed, on behalf of his friends, by our fell
low-townsman, Samuel j. Ray Esq, as fol-
lows:


Aris,ides was banf~hed I'm Athens, by a
corrupt and unscrupulof yet of Intriguing
demagogues. who valued the spo:ls of office
far higher than they did either the prosperity
and happiness of the people, or the honor and
glory of their country. But the people did not
let him remain long in exile. They hasteu-
ed, by public and solemn reversal of the
sentence of osiracism. to reward the integrity
and services Of Aristides. and to restore to the
Commonwealth one of the purest and most
virtuous Of lis citizena-it is, sir, with sen,i-
ments of kindred nature, that we the poo
Ible your immediate friends aud constituents,
lbave come up here tonight 81, is to testify
10 you, sir, in this public manner, the high es..
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