Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-18
Wit ano 6nmor.
Native Eloquence.

IA few evenings before the election
weli-known military politician ed'c,. an'
orator, from the country, went 10 Dos'ot
and made a speech at meeting IN ran
euil Hall Immediately thereafter, the fol
lowing phonographic report Of the speech
appeared in the Chronofype. This is no
,be identical Faneuil Hall Speech,hu, those
who a.e acquainted with the military gen
lleman's style of orafory will he ready 'o
believe the representation, that this speech
was written under the inspiration produced
by the hearing of that a, Faneuil liaIi:J
Thunder an guns! where are We
This arc day for the citizens OF iornby
and ef want too modest. ,'s day and a
half for all CREATION includin' the res. oI
mankind. and the people sineral'y. The
world, feIler citizens, is lpok'n OF us, an
on the heterogeneous exer,;ons OF this here
society newman liberty depends. and hangs
like burdock 10 a boys ,ro~sis. Ar We
up the crop! Dus every indervidooal feel
the responsibility of the CRATE crie-s;s bear.
in on him like fiat rock on tode's back!
Dus all feel like a young Herkerianium
ready 10 take holt an choke the orrygone
stables as is wormin' in 10 squeeze the
daylights out of our inian, liberties
answer-me is! Let the po,-in-,aies OF
the hule a:rlh hear an tremb!e
Feller ci,erzens, we have come VI here
every man prepared TO take his lie IN
his ,rowsis pockei-to prcsarve the Union
-,ha, blessed union-i, for. bled 'or, and
died for BY aour reverend postcr''y "n The
bloody fields of Bucna Vis,y. Yorktown.
Madawasky, an Wa,erlieu. This here
glorious Union, Teller citizens, is threatened
within an inch Of its lile-by whom. why,
BY a set Of onsarcumsized, mean, nasty
critters, who can't derreciate this blessed
perIay dunn tha, pervides every man vine
and hg tree-undcr which we've sot an
aour fathers has sol. an no one darest mo-
lest or skeer US.
Feller ci,erzens I'm for the Union
Yes, sir An though the hule world was
agin me, though the divil jined in with the
aberlishunis,s, vet, as Webster said in his
Newburyport letter" Pue siri'un. san
ia Parissma Hsioria sacre 'erfngtionis,
ecco signum ct broadary"-,ho' pelican
,owerd on ossy. Id fife till all was blew!
[Ilear hear! and stompin.]
Feler-ci,erzens The pint we've met
here to consider is: Shall the Union be
presarved-shall the star spanked banner
still flount and Aounce in the .alewb,iiy Of
the onmi,tiga,ed space Of ei;her-shalI the
Amerlken eagle-God bless him II stomp
in by the men, an sobbn an sniliH by the
wimmin shall the Ameriken eagle con-
tinue 10 sore alolt an-an-an do as he
darned pleases {! Or shall he just be stove
up an broke in like worn aou; syder
barri!-and our a i,g torn and Silt like iill-
Ephe Libby's trowsis over there by inc
winder-an the glorious fao"l of libert,
plucked and picked like ihanksgivsi tur-
key I Saints, ministers, elders, decconS,
forbid the latter. Wharf say whnr
will Hornby be fSSa,pd when this great bat
tie of army gideon which is comiq on is fl |
Will she be skulkin about liRe a wood.
chuck in a later field. or tolfl. The mark like
a rat in the corner, Whar ar yer Li.bys,
yer Peabodys, yer Virgins; and yer
kyers, ,names illus'ricus in the Madywasky
war. True, the fust run away afote he
got thar, and t'o,her didn't CO. but then.
ef wus, had happerei 10 come to tie ~ust,
,har's no KNOWN what they might have
did for their country. Speri.s of 10. cen
from thai, all The way up to ,his-irom the
confluence Of aiacent sarcrm-
umbincy-ye behold this erie sis smile
on your predecessors who are abou, to Join
issoo with ungodly abetlishunis,s and GUS
sed niggers for the preservation of Union,
perladyums. an what nots
Feller ci,erzens, !'m in a;rnest. A erie.
sis is ris An it is wakin' UP the free.
onterri6ed suvrns Of these ere still more
suyr;ner States TO the reskew
There's mus,erin' of nations,
A wskin' up Of snakes
The devils breskin' out again,
And all creation shakes.
Yes, e, e,erything is wakin' up,:: IN tak"' cd
its coat. Even the sleepy lion. Dan'eI
Webster, is a rousin.' and stakin' his tail
and name, prepared 10 fte for newman
rites an dimocratick usaees The grea:
confounder of The Constitution as he is
Justly termed. in his las, letter 10 me very
truly and gassical!y says: "E,han." says
he, d" don't speak as a Massachusetts
man nor noihn' else-no, pen up your ter
keys, conieract my powers-the hull con-
linent, however bounded, is mine. But
he continers, =" things haint rite IN The
language Of Julyus Seizer 10 The Pope
Of Rome. Abiniio jun jun spire
spere :" which means, some,hn' is aoui of
jinI." Finally he concludes in his touch