Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25
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MR.. SUMMERS IN LOUDOUN AND FAIRFAX.
The Leesburg Washingtonian, Of Friday, says
Mr.. SUMMERS IN LEEsBURG.-Mr. Summers ariv-
ed IN our midst on Wednesday evening last The en-
thusldsm manifested by citizens upon his arrival
surpassed our most iatterlng anclpauons. Shortly
atter his arrival a large number Of our warmhearted
and patriotic Wings formed d procession, headed by
the Leesburg band, and marched to the residence of
Mr.. Janney, whose guest MIR. Summers Is, and gave
three cheers for Mr.. S, who appeared and addressed
them in a brief bu! eloquent speech, in which he
thanked them for the respect they had paid him, and
for this unexpected demonstration in his favor; he
alluded to his having been born in adjoining coun-
~, and congratulated himself upon having the privi-
ege orenewlng his acquaintance with his friends of
the East and alluded in happy terms TO the fertility
OF this county and the patriotism and intelligence of us
citizens The crowd after the address was coDcIad-
ed, were invited in by Mr. Janney and introduced to
Mr.. Summers, who seemed delighted to shake by the
hand his fellow, Wings, and numerous Democrats who
called upon him Our town, until Il late hour of the
hour, was lighted with ben-fres, and the welkin
made to ring with enthusiastic cheering.
Yesterday morning, at all early hour, our town was
enVened by large Goncourse OF our friends from the
country, whose enthusiasm in the Wing cause is sec
ond only to their admiration of distinguished can
didate. The fires of 44-'4S seemed to have glowed
IN every wing breast of the vast crowd, and the out
bursts of applause which greeted the speaker gave
evidence of what Loudoun would do in December
next.
Mr.. Summers, at II O'clock was introduced to the
aGdleuce by Mr.. Janney, who pretaced his introduce
ton with few elegant and happy remarks. He was
received with three cheers.
And, after sketch OF the speech, the same
paper says:
We have no time to give Just synopsis of this
truly great speech, and what have said will have
tendency, we fear, 10 weaken Its force upon the
minds ct those who heard it. Would that its every
sentiment could be written in letters of light upon the
heart OF every freeman in this Commonwealth. We
had head much OF the glory OF Virginia, but wit
messed one OF its brightest atoms, in the
mentatve and sublime speech OF Mr. Summers. We
with heart and soul endorse the following sentiment
he uttered which called forth The oudeS applause from
his numerous audience PARAMOUNT TO PAR
TY IS THE UNION OF THE STATES AND
THE REGENERATION OF VIRGINIA."
The Fairfax News of the 22d, Ga neutral pa
PERI says:
1t was the privilege ofmany of the citizens OF this
county t. listen to speech delivered in our court
house OF Monday last, by George w. Summers 1t
is neither our province design speak OF this
effort OF the distinguished gentleman as political one
but all VINO heardit will doubtless agree with US hen
We say that it wanting in none OF the require
quent, able, Ingenious and at the same time candid
and explicit in its aVowa OF the political views OF the
Orator. all concede it to have been.
And, after brief synopsis, the News adds:
We regret that our want of space compels US to
condense review of Mr.. SIS remarks into such
meagre limits must all to give lders anyth ng
more than very imperfect conception OF his views or
OF the ability with which he enforced them. MIR. S.
spoke nearly hours and in concluding he referred
10 Fairfax the county OF his nativity, and in bust
o! tefvid and imprisoned eloquence far beyond our
powers OF description, he alluded 10 the proud emo.
tons that swelled within his heart as he passed Mount
Vernon and recolected that his own birth place was
in that county in whose soil reposed the haowed re-
mains OF the Father othis Couatry"