The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-21
Native EloquenCe,

US sav--God bless her
Native Eloquence.
A few evenings before the election veil.
known military politician, editor, and orator, from
the country went to Boston aud made speech
at the Wing meeting at Faneuil Hall Immodi.
atey thereafter, the following photographic re.
port OF speech appeared in the Chronotype-
This is not the identical Fanenil Hall speech, but
those who are acquainted with the military gen.
II mans style Of ordtory will be ready to believe
the representation. that this speeth was written
under the inspiration produced by the hearing Of
that at Faneuil Hall;
Thunder an guns where are wei This are n
day for the citizens Of Hornby, an ef want too
modest. its n day and half for all creation-in.
cludn the rest Of mankind, and the people einer.
ally. The world, feller citizens, is = lookin at N.
an on the Heterogeneous oxeriions of this here .oci.
ely newman liberty depends, and hangs like a
burdock toa boys trowsis Ar we up to the
cropf Dus every inderyidooal feel the raponsi.
6IlIty OF the great cries sis bcarin on him like a
fiat rock on tode's hacki Dus all feel lik, a
young Herkerlanlum ready to take hol, and choke
tn. orygone stables AS i, wolnln' in to ,auecze
the 'iayllghts out Of our infant lbertiesi ans.
wer--He"i Let the pot initiates Of the hull ART h
hear an tremble
Feller- -citerEens, we have come up hers-every
man prepared TO take his life in his trowss pock.
et-to preserve the Union-that blessed union
fit for, bled for, and died for by aour reverend
posterity on the bloody fields OF Buna Visty.
Yorktown. Madawasky, and Waterlieu. This
here glorious Union ieller citizens, its threatened
with an inch Of its life. BY whomi WHY, by
Set OF onsarculnsised. mean, nasty critters. who
cant deprecdtc thi' blessed perlsy dium that per.
sldes every man vine and n fig tree-undrr
which we've sot an aour fathers has sut An nu one
darst modest or skser u.s.
Fellerciterzens: I'm fnr the Union! Yes, sir,
An though the hull world was agin me. though
the dyi Jined in with the aberlishunis,s. vet. AS
Webster said in his Newburyport letter. Pus
nn.tuDa, santa Pdrissna Historia sqcre lertaglio.
nis, ecco, siSnnn ct troaduxy' though pelican
towsrd on Ussy, Id fs till all was blew Hear,
hear and stonpn
Fsller citerzrns: The pint we've met here to
consider is Shall the Uniun b. prr.arvrd--shall
the star spanked banner still fount and funce
IN the salewbri,y Of the onmitigatrd space of ei-
'her--shall the American eage--God bles him I
-lstompln hy the men, an sObbin an sniifin hy
the wlmmenl shall the American eagle continue
!" sore aloft al--an--an do .. lac darned ple4sesi
or shall he just be stove up An broke in like a
worn aout syder berrlll--aour flag torn and slit
like lille Ephe Lbbys trowsis over there by the
~inder--an The gloulious faowl of liberty pluck.
ed an picked like thunkssiven turkeyi Saints,
minister. elders, and dcacons, forbid the latter
har--l say whar will Hornby be found when
tins great battle of armygideon which is comm
on is.itf vii! she he skulkin and slinkn alaout
Ike a woodchuck in stater field or toin the mark
like a rat III the cornerl Whar ar vour Libbys
yer Peabodys, yer Virgins, and yet kyers. raines
lllu'trlou. IN the Hadywaskv ware True, the
lust run away stnre he got thar aud t'other didn't
60. but then, ef wust had cum TO wust tltat's no
known what they might have did for their coun
try. Sperts of IS cen from that MI the wnv
up to thls--r"m the hyperbulcai confrw-nc. Of
alaycent sarcumunbincy behold this crir.ss,
--slnIIe on your predecessors who are about to
JOIN iSsuo with ungodly aberli,hunis,s and cu.s,d
nggers for the prrservashun of Union, pprhdy.
unis and what nots,
feller cternn., I'm in airnest A crie-sis is
rls An it is wakln up the free, ont,rlitird suy.
rms of these slll more .uvrincr States to the
reskew
Thars n nluserin Of nations
wakin up Of snakes
The devils broken out again,
And all creation shakes
Yes, ever, thing is wakin ~, un takin of it's
coat Even the sleepy lion Daniel Webster is a
rousin, and shakn his tail and mauc prepares To
ht- for newman rites and dimocrnti,k usau.s.-
"lhe great confoun,icr of the Constitution, As h.
is justly termed III his last letter to me, very truly
and gasically says: Ethan" says he. Il don't
speak as "A Massachusetts man, nor nothin else
no, pen up your terSeys sountsract my powers
the hull continent. however bounded is mine -
But, he con,lnrrs "thinss haint rite in the Ian
guage of Julyus Seizer to the Pope of Rome,
n h6rHo jun jam ,pire sperer which means some
'hin Is broke and rverSt Tim is aout Of int" Fin.
ally, he concludes in thi. touchin wav-"Ily dear
Spike, says h., ave undcftuk the Job of fxm'
aud patchin' the Union. luke to Hornby to lay
holt and sustain mef Hear, henr--hooray T.
And 'hcu lac adds this po.tscrip,-N B-P 5.
N"b"dy.s so fur y, I've herrn, says word agin
the irwgityve sla9e law, leastwnys ,uobody whose
orini"n i, worth cu.s
Now, feller Cit"rzrns, thar. n good deal to be
did! In the name " all thats- here the eler.
kent speaker was interrupted by somebody calm
aoul 10 know what was To be dil-.and what he'd
bin abaout Naow, Fecr Ct.rzens in the tai.
KIN name Of all that's sacrct un ,limercra,ick.
shall we be found wantin' No, Fellrr Citizens,
no ! no From all Rncr borlcrs, from the ~.
motsres precipitaions Of Bcihsl hill un the dark
aud inskrewtiblr caravans uf Lily Pond to the
ran''ied oscillations Of Dan wiggi,'s caow pastor.
comes up" thunderin p,'ryo,c, dcuhe.breas,ed
No On, then, onerdsl Let the walchword hs
- Webster, newman rites. and d---n a nigg.r
Feller Ci,trzrns, I've done My ,peeeh i. aforu
yon. ] hope h's done you good, for is laid -
heavy on my stomach for tho last two days a.
would cold billed tster
The INTERNAL COMMERCE ~ rBr CouSrRY.--
The aggregate value Of the Lake trade as sp-