Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29

after Ar Aaoflskie-
Col Zabriskie-Do you wish to speak, sir
Mike Walsh--When wish 10 speak | will
not ask your permission, or that of any other
man like yO', ("Bravo, Mike; go it that's the
how, old boy"
Col. Zabriskie--What do YOU mean, sir
[brushing his whiskers. and looking, very saw
age.
Mike Walsh Giving his beaver knowing
pull over his eyes, and returning with interest
the threatening look Of The Colonel Sir, did
not come 10 handy words with the like of you
on this platform.
The Chairman here interposed and said
4" Mike, you must speak, they'll take no den-
all"
Mike Walsh Pulling off his hat and facing
the audience FL didn't come here TO speak,
and wish you 10 take no for my answer
He then stepped back amid cheers, and all
sorts OF noises from the audience, and continued
cries of walsh, Walsh" The President
again requested Mike TO address the meeting,
which he refused, and said, do you suppose
me to sustain meeting got up as This was,
when my name was not even inserted in your
programme" Cres Of that's right, Mike,
stick it into 'em strong aud hearty:"]
After some additional confusion, round or
two in The gallery, and few benches being
smashed.
Col. Zabriskie rose and prcceededa as follows:
Fellow ciIizens--The principles of John Tyler
["bah"l United Staies Bank, ["shah"l TO
discuss Is turn him oul"] did mol insult myself
[" What's the speakers name."--l am demo-
crat, always was, and ever shall contend for,
but all that are called democrats are not Of the
right stamp. [''no. if you're specimen they
aini," cheers and Kisses and another fight in the
gallery. The bank---ihe baille feId---John
Tyler--.fellow citizens Kisses, cheers, "what
office do you want, old Jarsey," great laughter
Democracy is the largest liberty 10 the arg-
esI number.
WalSh---No it aint---i,'s the largest liberty 10
the whole. ["Tha.'s right, Nike, you under
stand them first principles s-them'S our senti
ments.
Za6riskie---F citizens, the federalsis
were always alike in all their principles, but
the democrats were like the chameleon, con-
tinually changing 10 suit the circumstances of
the day [" No they ain't, you lie if you say
so,"" put him out" misses in abundance. Eel
low citizens, let me explain l mean-
["get out" Laughter and Kisses In 1915 the
democracy went for bank in $50 they went
against it---["No," Yes" -but democracy is
the same now as it was-["O yes" A laugh.
WaLSh-In 1915 democracy was in its inGan-
cy-now il is in lis manhood, you blunder r-head
---["Yes Mike, so is all Of laughter.
ZabriSkie---T Tyler---Bank princip ipes---myself
You, what do you want !'--." Where
DO you want 10 60 10 !"---laughier and Kisses.
ell ,ba
{" What do you call the Wing party proper
here's nothing proper about 'em"laughler,
cheers and groans.l That party are opposed
o John Tyler My eyes what diskivery"
'-great laughter mean The Clay part of
he Whig pariy-["Worse aud worse, who
lid'nt know that ~ Fellow citizens, juxlapo-
silion--- |" What's that !"- laugh hold in
ny hands the resolutions of some Jersey Clay
Wings cares for Jerseys moi
u the United StaIes."l
Here the Colonel read The first OF the resolu-
ions lately adopted by the Wings Of the legis-
AZURE
He was lold 10 stop, and nine cheers were
demanded for Henry CLAY Then burs, forth
tremendous and heart felt cheers from every
luarler of The Church.---The applause was long
md loud
"Fellow-cIizens if you will listen for mo-
nen;, | will conclude. Cres of stop, stop"
=" Hold up"" You've said enough---no body
word if they do hear it, Kisses,
,roans, and all sorts of noises
Some fellow in the gallery cried out, "Music,
music; give us something 10 keep US awake"
Il Laughter.
Fellow citizens, as there does not appear
o be any music In my voice 10 suit you, will
and lei some one else come forward"
"That's right" go it," we've got enough
=" let him out"---" boots, boots" music,
music" Kisses and laughter
The President here Immediately stepped for
ward aud said---" Gentlemen, il is moved and
seconded lhst this meeting do now adjourn sine
lie" which was put and carried without dis
enting voice"
The band hen struck up tune and some
me cried--" three cheers for the Subj blerrane-
MS" which were given and the crowd gradu-
lily left the building, which was vacated before
10 o'clock