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Excerpt from A Full and Complete Account of the Late Awful Riots in Philadelphia: Embellished With Ten Engravings
Mr. Qamer was then called, and took his stand, when he proceeded to conclude the speech which he had commenced at the meeting on Friday afternoon. Gen eral Smith was then called, who, at some length, ad dressed the meeting, during which the greatest order and enthusiasm prevailed. Upon a call made, Mr. Levin took the stand; but had not proceeded far before a. Storm of wind and rain came on.
Many persons ran from the meeting, to seek shelter elsewhere, but the majority adjourned over to the mar ket, on Washington street, above Master. During the time they were running in this direction, to avoid the rain, a great deal of hallooing and shouting was kept up, and every one in the street seemed to be excited, but apparently with no angry feelings.
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