Democratic banner., 1849-11-19

Ibinatiou Of the ho6sstst ks virth6ds;716a<k
iintsligenti Of eiff portions II che D14se-
IEhsy cannot fail+sthe knife w3foe eefaItds
lana the suttun viii Dc eus q alsa fsa-s9s
aFFisste talk on his trsit.sA Doe5sf5e
iSeuatof sapposs that be bee . ntnenely u
public md private taikf lfsss ksb s5seE
Ily mistaken. ia the article sfskass isSs2-
y admit be has no eonpetitpri D tht etl5e;
and OF this no better ssi1ehes can tsseasD-
Iished than his recent spsschsss intaazass .
Ipuhlications. If ] could descend .toraths
small and aneiean business &C Ksthseing&ss
i"private; and 4pnbiie gtabks n stea1sesatss
Iin tatefns sod elsewhere, Il &0tld fifEaST-
jums,-snd such Q volhtnef III man 6P-
posed to him, Of any grade or condition. es-
Iespes the vtnotn of his tongue, and 70 hie
-four colleagues he gises' 1t least . fun share:
Admit, for the sake Of argument, thskfan
the Senator charges Of my public and pr:
vate talk 10 be trply reported, The 5esiest
IpettifaggeT u all the land would hstsaEcssa
thatshe had pfovedsecnsPe
raey tto'pua Aia sasof their wsTLaAt1s4t
Of the way Of him Sho plots = dissOiasich
ct the Union.D lg4 III aFe.f { > LAB .sAss
The in treatment Of shfch tke Hon. sea3
ator complains as having received af Ristts
City, the place Of my residences; IL also
brought forward AZ eyidence Of, my paFsici-
patton in the conspiracy aesinsthin spd the
union Of these States. have inquired into
What really TRANSFERRED at the tmeahs SsHa-
tor did our poor village the honof pfs yisi3
for he truly says was absent at the Aihie;
I'.beihg an hundred miles Oh stplskes iRiiere
he had been; making spesches sssinsthin3'
He further says; "Hs ID WAS not ct homes
but his friends were; s1d from them che pre-
|paratIons for my reception wete sdeh' ss %
make the people Of the town look out for
|bloodshed. " Insults were hvished and vic.
lence commenced but ferpltessed The pee
piles Gen. Wasd, .Csptsin' Reid, Iwhe lad
Doniphan's van and Renry. I. R6utt, Eaqr5
well armed, sprung upon the stands-AH
stand in q private ~grove-~hen they saRt
invaded A'whig geutlemanst to say meth.
ing Of political friends, told ne siheSs that
Ihe got . good, ineighbof to come with hiut
TO. belp gu if necessary, ahd thssfhs saS
him at the right place st the right time. "a
whig physician mas, tofs me since; that b
out surgical instruments, lint and
Ibandsges, and waited till ell was oyer, so
universal was the expectation Of blooashed
from the ottrages known to be pfepsred
for me; snd hom the resentment vAiehR
was believed they would provOks from ny
lfriendan. .~.s7s--as Eya5lI .raaas ssolg
The bloody aspect Of this Whole sEaif. 81
presented by the Hon. Senator, il, from
what I hsve been told and bsiiese, an illtG
sion of ths stfazgest chsiaaaass14AShSS1
lple Of the town did not look cut for hkod-
shed-no preparation for such purpose Wis
made by any OF my friends, and on ths!
point: the Senator has been graveff imposed
upon. No insults we're favfshsds sxeeht
such as the Hon. gentleman brought upon
himself. It Is said that in the course Of .h8
remarks, he charged the members of. The
General Assembly, who voted for the fsao-
buttons on the subject Of slaveryi with par
Jury. Mr.. Hall L. Wilkefsoh, enc of tbs
members from Platte county, hearing the
charge rhsds, pronounced il flisej Using
strong language for that purpose" The een-
ator then repeated the charge Of perjury
with q qualiication-that those members
who voted for the resolutions, understand
ing them, were guilty ofpsrjury. Mr, WIKI.
erson then again pronounced the charge
false, and used the strongest language 70 exc
press it. This was the only insult offered
so far as I can learn, after the most aiigeat
enquiry from gentlemen who were p~resents
Of all political parties; and thus it Hiifes
seen the insults complained Of, were slicits
led BY the Hon. Senator himself. . Z 'sai
His stand was invaded After the speech
was concluded several gentlemen nodnted or
invaded" the stand for the purpose MOI q rsis-
ing violence, bot if possible 10 obtain fairy ths
votes ofthe people present Upon fhe resolutions
offered BY 4 friend Of the Senator |; but IN I'm
they were unsuccessful, ewing to tie SitsSncs
and turbulence Of tn. Senator's friends around
his stand. As to what = Why sentieiian4asy
have said, e 10 believed to be . hoaa, and Whist
the Wing physician told the Hon. Senator about
the s'surgical Instruments, lint and bsndagss,pb
known to be a most nninefoifnl dui4. Suoh u
the character Of the conspiracy, or 1t least my
connection with it. Aaf .sss $50
l have no recollection or having written cnS
word 70 any member Of the General Assembly,
upon the subject ofth resolutions, either before
or after their INTRODUCED, d but i'll did Do Sothey
are at perfect liberty to publish Il oil: Id
write to Gov. King upon that subject, sndke has
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