The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-09

revolutionary memory, at a great LOcOSocC
eam-eaiing win repay IN amusement for the
reldng Of il.
From the New BedfRd Bulletin,
DORIS SPEECH IN BOSTON.
The Great Democratic ow-wow in 'Oh
Funnel came off last evening, p the excFuci.
ating delight Of the country members Of the
Legislature who board nowhere Al sixpence a
week, payable when The landlady can get i
without interest The gentleman from Sekonk,
who did not want ms place Of residence pot in
the Sergeant at Arms Directory, eat 40 large-
" that be could not make a speech when his
turn came, from which il will be rel Oily infer
red that he must have eaten treat deal,
Cur exclusive Reportar was IN the Hall,and
COX copious noies OF the whole affair, which
he deposited in bic pocket book. We regret,
however, to say, that this was stolen from him,
with "a sum Of money" while he was leaving
the Hall Nothing scaped except report
Of Mr.. DORIS speech, which wi be found be-
low.
In justice to our reporter We would observe
that no DC rson connected with The Boston Posi-
is supposed 10 have had any hand in the 'ab-
sifaouon' This viii be the more readily be-
lieved since the most Imaginative mind cannot
discover the slightest resemblance between a
'Billof Fare and pocket book; and should
any report Of the Festival appear il the Post,
the public may rest assured that Il is not writ
ten out from our notes.
We hasten TO lay before our readers an ab.
siracl Of the speech Of the Hero Of G iepachet
" we panied to SEE the gallant and honor.
able gentleman in rather thin condition. To-
deed 1t will be seen that he made an allusion
to this lacttp the course Of bis remarks.
CD. Greene offered the following toast,
VII Oh was received with immense cheering
D0rr and Chepaichst --inseparable names
Hke Wellington and Watefloo--they will al
ways inHame the bosoms Of US m litsry with
led bit ferotity against the enemies Of Uniyer-
Sal suffrage and the free and enhghtenedS'ates
q North Amefcs.
When this was offered Gov Dor was deep
il the discussion Of a clam pie and glass Of
bot wIfiskev punch, and would have failed 10
make the proper response' had MOI the honora.
bic p. w Leland removed these delicious VI
ants from under bis no4e, with great dexlerity,
which gave occasion TO many TO remark that,
with proper education, there was moi much
doubt but that the member from Bristol would
have made an excellent waiter. Dor having
been stirred up andfold that bis time had
come, arose and said
Mr. President-The magnificent spread be-
lore me exciies abdominal feelings within me-
only to be imagined by those who have parta-
ken Of the so called hospitality Of Henry Hub
bard. There is, sir, a touching old ballad t.
tie eject that,
Old mother Hubbard
She went to the cupboard
To get her poor dog bOnei
When che got there
The cupboard was bare,
50 the poor dog had none.
/ am convinced. sr, that The Hubbard, at.pres.
ent presiding aver the State Of New Hamp-
shire, ls'no other Than a legitmaie descendant
OF the old dogloying lady mentioned here. !
find no FAULT with tfov H. az a NANNY heart
beats with the rapidest kind Of grateful pull
eations when J think Of bic refusal TO give
me I'd 70 Sam King, the wre.ohed Algerine--
applause, but gazing upon these vianas, and
remembering bis housekeeping NY stomach,
in ITS primary capacity (great applause) reyols
(cheefs0 at the recollection. ThefelWas lime
gentleman, when was eorpulent. Eheaf
TFoja fiji (Great disapprobalioh among the
Democracy al toe Latin.) Gentleman, ! beg
your pardon for quoting from that arisiocratic
language. I sheuld rather have said 'times
Amt now as they used % was been (Great
applause.) Twas once cuf4ulent There was
time when al Bogman's Saloon, N my own
native Providence, swalIpwed The natives
in peace and quietness ] smoked my cigar
with calm enjoyment; drank that peculiarly
delicious compound 'Egg hogg' with sub
dued rapture. and 90 quietly and e0zzlY iogg-
ed through life, undislurbed BY the cares q
state. and gradually acquiring that firm and
solid corporation Cor which have beenrenown.
ed.
Gentlemen, from this Elrsium d existence
I was called By the voice of The peuple. My
native State demanded ny services; Cmcin
naius was called from bic plough % defend BIZ
country from my oysters. The people d
Rhode Island eroaned beneath q daspntism
savage, remofseIsas, algerine. (oheers.) Why
gentlemen, you win hardly believe II, but n
ner-an. under that dasiaFdly and daiboica
| charter was allowed 70 sell oysters from Tx
hfsi Of May % ne stet u p - ui'e'i e ilai1,
and, gentlemen, / am nsW convinced That I
was also ,he intention Of he Charter author
ties to submit CIkns--yess reHileuaeas CLAM
10 ne same oneFous, grinding, iespeioua, an
ruthless law, great grosuings hasos-hoots
yes gentleman, to prevent the people, By stat
ne. from partakiug Of that beautiful and nutri
= ti0us shell-6sh dunng Eve months Of the year
= / Do not know how you may regard il. bot
strikes me that there was blow to Be aime
1t the very bowels Of the people. saw tina
no time was % Be lost. i we would preserv
our existenes. saw that some decisive mea
sure was Necessary Chepatohei called 70 M
: and so did yaFiads other web known and eel.
I bragsd parts b Gle State. Generations "
unborn, with Piteous accents, out q TIE Il
ture. bawled oal tome, 'Getup a Constitution
land gentlemen, Got up one. and lllal %
laituGon, which would have secured not on
oyslers-nol only elams-bui even he re-