The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-04

uss a T'oH - :, ~ the question. II don't seem
OFos' =. nature Of the people to wish it
Bsin w :. ,bere. with funny questionsi the
The E'g' r,r,,bs. and shit remarks" in the
Eiis' VIZ -.sure 10 be on hand; and loaf
'T'ns Iouurers come in squads to have fun or o.
En- anO A commanding mind viii rule all
PT'''A' :. ril keep still the noisy ana up
h's. e.~ Bat where these are wanting ana and
rS'f0u', I'm sometimes, New York City
''sn . W, meeting is good natured rows SORT
g0Ia''' ~ every body may say what they
aP.'' and do as they please provided 'n'y
peas, h.i, .uasgery" and ""it IN DONG ~
nov 'n', annie. we have only to look at the
As 81 T.vlor meeting in that city. W.
sr'' , J, was the frSt speaker lie is a
C'' ,ut heavy speaker. lie can
ee'sI i''~' kindl. no enthusiasm. lie can
g's ''''-, - butitisa way. restless Peo-
like Hence he was but little heard
Pc 90 DI interrupted; and just imagine
30 GU and manner of some Of the inter-
u Gu Mr.. Boxer, Of Illinois, was to follow
''P'''I u-h.n the people grew inpatient, the cry
hn p.tsr, Baker," was heard, and that
Of - 10 solemnIy " Bread Bread :
y" - Then when he was quoting as he is
n''.- -, ,iyen to do, Cato, Solomon Aicioi'
Plato, DemOsthenes, &c. aud wound up
n. WAS against-dead against-long
80 - bBg ,gesshss-just at this point there
.L.sr As 10 coufound even the I'M
u,ryisuJer. But he did not take the
a- 81, And Of course there were
a-@ - far Henry Clay.
,..,--.He costs too much"-"we have
,.-,r,," &c. SC, &c, until, the orator
: .s'.,0 amid a general hurra' as much as to
"a, ,hauk you for that"
p.,r..a hero, followed, but with no bet
.,s, He could not get hearing 80 runs
=. ,,e,un, Of his effort
90, p u-ss GLAD to have the pleasure Of meet
.u-isnce and addressing them. lie
-, Il great loss that he wasn't al the bat
80 Rg-oa Visits. h"t rs he was not IN that
.s.,,,b old Zach, he sA0-.I p. N''' ai'h IN
- 6sht for the county. liz anew he
-, ,bink as all present did about politics
90 Wing all over, and some Of them were
n.-.-,,,. Bat as they had made up their
-, 90 for him, they would not quarrel
--,,,bsi woui happen aiterward. lie Mr..
r,,Is Ike 10 see Mr.. Clay elected now, II
-.,,s-5 B. elected. Applause and Kisses.
W. he was 50 happy and glad to 60 for
=. r..
-, TAYLOR. he was not inclined 10 detract from
.-.---,ii, Of Henry Clay. Col. d. then argued
'...-,,b that Gen +. would make good PFesl-
-, 80 against the Idea that military man
---.- No. 5s made President. (Great noise al
=. - .oor-"Open the door and let US hear
.ls orator.
- r was not exclusively military man.
.,,s,s we're man on this earth whose con-
-. 900 that he was not affected by the al
--.--Bts Of military glory, that man Was lack
-.rl5- Applause-three cheers for Mr..
T;,,,,'. meant as applause for Mr.. Clay, Col.
y-gIs l,ip in Il. Cheers for Clay, cheers for
T,r.,-. cheers for Scott
h. me continued the speaker, after two or
,,,.. t-fsls 70 elect Mr.. Clay, We will now elect
=. T,,l,r Gen T. had been more than forty
- 50 der. ana in all that time had been a
-,..Isua abiding man. and there was not in his
-. ,7- Es,-,o often expressed about military
-.,,,5t he would break and destroy, the laws. A
60. eu.ogy Of Gen. 7. then followed, inter
.,-,ss 5y FREQUENT cries. Henry Clay could
49,. .Isei-6 now. lie could not get New
ys-k. Or admitting that he could get New
y,-k he could not get Tennessee. And If he
r,Bf. before the election, Florida, lows, and
Wisconsin, could come into the Union. Florida
MN votes, Iowa with 1, and Wisconsin
7-55,By with ), and these would be agains,
NJ Cav. Great Disturbance
Ca 3 thea msde & very brilliant eulOgy on
VI Cav declaring him TO be the foremost man
5f,hs c5autry, and saving that in the future the
anne Of HFNRr CLAY would be written so high
q he arches OF immortality, that not one fin
y--of bis enemies could reach TO blot il out.
Three cheers for Clay.
b., there was something Ia the present crisis
ftas country. which made such a man As Gen.
TAYLOR the oniy available candidate. IL they
vsl, Tor Mr. Clay, what would be the result
J. vol.i perpeiaate in this country a race OF
s-s5ai-rats politicians like James h. Polk, three
lassrs f1r James X. Polk; three more, great
.sorisr Three cheers for our country, right
5rEro1g three more three more for Zach
Taylor, three more for Henry Clay.)
CO. B. then said that as he had the honor 10
susmpi to address the meeting, he hops for as
zlch attention as was possible. ROW in the
front Of the room, impossible 10 90 on
Jsl. JoHy LLOYD then appealed TO the audi
sa1s 10 hear Col. B., but order could not be OBJ
lzsl Al l.si voice shouted, "Mr. Speaker
Es should be GLAD do hear you IL you will make
Taylor speech. We don't care damn for
Fok OFsny body else"
Col BiEER you're perfectly right, don't
kaoE sny body that does care a damn for
Pos"
ne speaker then tried TO 90 on, but so much
i5se vas made that he had TO give il up. A
e.. for the resolutions being made, he, with off.
t,uiy succeeded in reading them. On the "a
De 'fiei TO say a word but the meeting would
not hear him.
After the 4th, he told them that they couldn't
-st 0en. I. by tumultuOus meetings, but by
ellnssy to gentlemen who came among them
hom aoroas as invited speakers, and gave them
pretty smart lecture for treating him so badly
i'aally' they were quieted, and he went on.
,. ihswa an important meeting here In New
iofk' ana he understood there were reporter.
l''s sad he was afraid they would have to say
.-a' me meeting was very disorderly. Col. b
yea vent on to praise Gen T.
Ter
20. BIN his heart More laughter.
e 5oio'-"They ought to be public"
No. =. then entered into a statement Of wha
O.n, laylor's opinions no doubt were.
ne 0''e'.-"Not definite enough for the In
cut P"' ''''
n me course Of his subsequent remarks, Col
W1ehed with severity on Mr.. Polk, but tina
H@ me sore point Of his audience. On the in
l'' tne storm burst out in all its good natures
~, WIN SIX cheers for Polk, succeeded b,
80 lof Clay. AT last the speaker got hear
s' ana ProPheeied that in six months Gen. T
~Sl'o !, De nominated by the Wing Convention
~ NO. No, NO!J And he would be elect
-, MS party would be the strongest.-The
him "'uiu 30 ~
eohfusion) N''
CoL b replied at some length. and assure