SPEECH AT INDIANAPOLIS.

* Hon. Robert G. Ingersoll, Attorney-General of Illinois,

spoke at the Rink last night to a large and appreciative

audience among whom were many ladies. The distinguished

speaker was escorted to the Rink by the battalion of the

Fighting Boys in Blue. Col. Ingersoll spoke at a great

disadvantage in having so large a hall to fill, but he has a

splendid voice and so overcame the difficulty. The audience

liberally applauded the numerous passages of eloquence and

humor in Col. Ingersoll's speeeh, and listened with the best

attention to his powerful argument, nor could they have done

otherwise, for the speaker has a national reputation and did

himself full justice last night--The Journal, Indianapolis,

Indiana, September 23, 1868.

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