Democratic banner., 1849-11-05


words OF the master, school dismissed.
The hint was unsuceelslss--nos 2 nan iSis
ground, and again mr. 6reen wa iouoiy
called for: Jlsi .4.s8 su4seq 3 "a
Amid shouts and cheers, hon, yams9 sse
Gresti took the stand-afeu ininufss q gay:
light still being lett. he adyefted q ace
Ito the vituperative attack Of CoL benton,
and with e most sioqasns burst ct
Iscorn, hurried packsne ne upon Qpl. 1elf
ton, with ths most convincing PROOF: Hs
defended himself Ifom Ine orp!s! asfanlg
that lad been tnaue upon nIm with perfecs
success. Never have We Witnessed 2 more
triumphant reply 1he sgdlsHcsi were ID
|ecstacles' sid shont ettsr hon ssnt the ar.
When ne had spoken shout IU minutes, 4
motion was made to sdtootIfh until after sup
per, when, It was stated, resolutions would
On .thsrs-assembling of The crowd which
wasilarger, if anything. than before night
a meeting was Temporarily organized aud
resolutions adopted osapProying Of Sena-
tor Benton's course, which will be- found
under. an, appropriate head. Mr;. Green
then fesutned bis speech. We have heard.
him make many able efforts, but this vas
decidedly me speech, OF hi. iHe-so far.E
What ish stofe for him, the future must
determine: He showed himself on thipceS
casion; q full match for Senator Benton.-
He took up tie main points In the Senstcr't
speech, and completely, fully and triumph
ahtly overthrew them all BY the irresistible
force Of his argument. The foulnessp and
lions Of instruction, the Inconsistency afhia
course with the professions Of his life, ths
selishness Of his motives, ahd the malig-
nancy and righteousness Of his copduck
were all shown up in the most convincing
and eloquent language. Mr.. q. made many
happy fetotts; the keenness Of his febsrtee
and aptness efhis anecdotes are ineohpara-
BILE. He kent the crowd In fapthres, and.
was greeted with loud and continued .ap-
We teDeatthat James, s. Greeh has pfovs,
en- himself fuliv the equal Of Thomas H.
Benton. the thirty wear old Senator: and
with a titbe of ne sInerience Of the latter:
would be his snner;or. fot Il should be re-
inefhbefed that %h;le Benton szss ENJOYING
the ADVANTAGES NJ ,b;rtv 1safs i~nterconrss
In the United State Senate. with The crest
est men of onr ~countrv Green. = msyas
Youth: was stGdv;Ss law and turning lops,
in a saw mill in Lewis county. Yes sietit
be proclaimed. far and wide. That JamesS.
Green. the Sav-MiH Bow: ,henceforth the
Young Giant of Missouri has met and van
pushed the oman Of head and thoneht,J't
the Senator Of tbiffv Years standing. 'F''lo.
"A - ~ A az 7l1Do'7
at acknowledgements R,gikdnF
Democratic Prine.pLss Sustu,nsa-7y-
ranny OrerMro.bh. s1sn .co.qaa1 10
Colonel Benton filled his apb6ihtment to-
speak at Palmyra on Saturday last. HS
there afforded a foreible COM.
to bis reception In former days, and
exhibited a marked evidence of his fallen
glory. Time was, when the announcement
Of a Visit from Benton was heard with ioy;
he was received with every demonstratfoh
Of honor end Aattefv, and his person Con.
,tsntly surrounded with admirine and dsvo-
ed friends, who looked to him as the cham
pion and supporter Of their principles. But
now alast hi has Aen.,ta6 3ft,,,n- fka e.;th.