Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-15
Nntixc Elnnucnce.

Native EiIoqueuce.
A few evenings before the election, well known
military politician editor and orator, from he coua-
try, went to Bosom and made a speech at the Whig
meeting at Faleail Hal. Immediately thereafter,
the following photographic report of speech APP
peared in the Chronotype. This is not the Identical
Faneuil Hall Speech, but those who are acquainted
with the military genteman's style Of oratory will
be ready to believe the representation, that this
speech was written under the inspiration produced by
the hearing of that at Faneuil Hail.
"lhundsr an guns! where are we? This are a
day for the citizens of Horribly, an eff | want too
modest, its day and half for all creation-inclu-
din the rest of mankind, and the people gineray !
The world, Teller citizens, Is lookin at us, an on
the Heterogeneous eXerons of this here society hew-
man liberty del ends, hangs like burdocll to a
boys troNsis. Ar we up to the crop? Dus every
indervidooal feel the responsibility Of greet crie-sis
bearln on him ike flat rock ON a todes back? Dus
| all feel like young Herkerlanium ready to take
holt an choke the orrygone stables as is wormn' in
10 squeeze the duylights out of our infant lberes
/ answer-lce Is! Let The pot-in-tates Of the hull
an III hear an tremble!
FeIer citizens, we have come up here-every
man prepared to take his life in his trowsis pocket
| TO preserve the unon,-that blessed union-ft for
bied for and died for by reverend posteritv on
the bloody fields of Buena Vsty, Yorktown, NADIA
wasky Waterieu. This here glorious Union ,fel-
Ter citizens, is threatened with an inch of lis life
BY whom? Why, by set Of onsarcumsized ,mean,
nasty critters, who cant depreciae this blessed per-
aydium that per1ldes every man a VINE and fig
tree--under which we've sot an aOur fathers has SGT
an no one darst modest or skeer US
Feller citizens-I m for the Union! Yes sirl-
An though the hull world was agin me- though the
dlvil Jned IN with the abershunists, yet, as " eb-
ster SAID IN his Newburyport letter. Pue stuItun
santa PGrisSmaR Historic sacre Lea tqglioRis eccr
sigaum ct broGdary'' though pelican toverd or
ossy, I'd fite til all was bleg' Hear! hear! al
stompin
"Fe'er citizens'-The pint we've met here to con
slider ls-Shall the Union be presaryed-shall lht
star spanked banner still 0unt an fouuce in the sal
ewbrity of the onmittigated space of eitber-shal
the AmerlGen eage-God bles hinl!-(stompin b,
the men, an sobin an snitin by the winmin) -shai
the Amenken eagle continue to sore alot an-an-
an do as he darned pleases? Or shall he lust b.
siove up an broke III like aout syder Lerrill
-aour flag torn and slit like little Ephe Libby
trowsis over there by the winder,-an the gouriou
iao"i OF liberty plucled an picked like thanksgiy
IN terkey! Saints, ministers, elders, an decous for
bid the latter! Wharf say whar will Hornby b.
loand when this great battle of armygideon which i
a comm on Is fit? VIII she be skulkin an slnkn
abaout like woodchuck in a later field, or ton tn
mark like a rat in the corner? Whar ar yer Libby
yer Peabodys, yer Wgglns, and yer Kyers, name
liustflous IN the Madywasky war? True, the fus
run away aiore he got thar, t'other didn't go. bu
then, ef wust had come to wust, thurs no Enowi,
what they might have did for their country. Sperit
OF '76! cen from that all the way up to this-fron
the hyperboilycal confewence of aiavcent sarcual
un5ney-ye behold this criess!-smile on your pre
decessors who are about to join issoo with ongod
S az and cqssed Niger for the preservation
Feller clterzens, I'm in aimest. A crie-sis is ris
An 1t Is watlin up the free, onterried suvrins 0
these ere still more suvrner States to the reskepv
Thar's musterin' of nations,
wakn up Of snakes
The diyiPs broken ont agin,
and all creation shakes.
Yes, everything is wakin' M, un talin off its coat
Even the sleepy lion, Daniel Webster, is a rousin'
ana shakin his tail and name, prepares to ite 70
newman rites un democrtck usages. "The grea
contounder Of the COnstitushun - as he is instl,
termed in his last letter TO me, very truly and gassi
caliy says-'Ethan,' says he, 81 don't speak as
massachusetts man, nor nothin ese-no, pen up VOL
terkeys counteract my powers-the hull continent
however bounded, is nine! But" he contjners
things haint rite; in the language of Julyus Seize
to the Pope of Rome, ,f5iai0 inn jumspire sDerel
winch means somehn Is broke and everythin i
aout of int - Finally he concludes in this touchil
way-'liy dear Spike SAYS he, ssI've undertul
the job of fXin and patchin the Union. | luke f
Horribly to lay holt and sustain me!'' Hear. hear
hIooray! And then he adds this postscript-N. B.
P..S.-Nobody, so fur as I've heern, says wore
agIn the fewgityve slave law, eastways, nobod,
whose opinion is wurth cuss!
NOW, Feer Clterzens, hars a good deal TO b,
ana! In the name of all that's there the elerlsen
speaker was Interrupted by somebody calm aout t.
Know what was to be did--and what he'd biz
abaout! Naow, Teller citizens, in the talkir
name OF all that's sacret un dmercratick, shall we
be found wantin'! No, teller citerzens, no no !
From all aour borders, from the renorseess precipi
atons of Bethel hill IN the dark and inskrewtabl,
caravans OF Lilly Pond to the ramifed oscillations 0
Dan Wlgglns's caow pastor, comes up thunderir
patryoilck, double-breasted mol On, then, on
erds! Let the watchword be-Webster, newman
rites, and id a niger!
Teller citeFzens, I've done. NY speech Is afort
you hope IT'S done you good, forits laid as heay,
On my stomach for the last two days as would COLI
billed later
Represt natives.