This sudden extension of the movement attracted widespread attention, and although the convention was marked by great turbulence and guided by inconspicuous leaders, it seemed as if by magic to take possession of a popular issue which gathered about its standard thousands of earnest men.
This quote reflects the dynamic nature of political movements and their ability to rally support around significant issues.
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