The daily union., 1852-10-28

The following statement Of facts appears in the Bali,
more Sun:
BLADENsBuRG, Md, Oct %, 1889.
The whig barbecue. which had been advertised for
some weeks Oft day in the grove this vii
lage Il was largely attended by citizens OF Prince
Georges county, OF The District OF Columbia, and else
where Ample arrangements had been made 10 :
modate several thousands. and little after oclock the
guests in general took their seats. the ladies' FIRST of
whom there was large numbeT, all OF whom seemed 10
enjoy themselves as they abundanily and sumpu-
ousy served The speaking had commenced in the
morning. and several gentlemen had addressed the meet
ing amongst others, your tow Dsman, z. Collins Lee.
who made ot his best and impressive speeches
After dinner the speaking resumed by Coleman Yel
lott Gen. Thomas F. Bowie. and other gentlemen, As
The meeting was announced 10 be invitation 10 all
" irrespective OF party. large number OF both polt-
cal parties was there. About O'Clock Mr. Ieniier,
(who had arrived in the cars, with many Others about
oclock.) was called on BY several gentlemen know
hs would address the meeting and declined unless es
pecialiy invited Mr.. Lee and other gentlemen, seeing
that there many OF both parties anxious hear Mr.
- proposed 10 wait on the managers and make the sug
ges,ion
After some short time Gen. Bowie, the electoral cam
ddae al large for the State OF Maryland, down
from the stand and desired 10 know what course Mr.
intended TO pursue. Mr. Jener said he did not desire
TO make speech; bat friends Of both parties had in
formed him that different and perverted Impressions
prevailed relative 10 his letters and the he intended
70 pursue, he desired to make explanation, which he
pledged himself should not occupy more than twenty
mnutes; and, further, that be would not abuse the
privilege. II granted BY saying word against General
Scott, per se, which could give offence either
party, or any gentleman present He desired 10 make
remark or Two in explanation OF his course. Gen.
Bowie, in reply. said as this was a Scott meeting. no
person would be ermlttec TO address 1t unless he
out in favor Of G.neral Scott Mr. Jenter then said
he had nothing more TO say, except was the first wing
meeting he had ever attended in any oil the counties OF
Mary land or democratic either, tha, he was debared the
privilege OF addressing the people. MIR. Bowie said
he authorized to tender MIR. ]. The stand if he
would enounce The opinions expressed in his letters and
come out IN speech for General Scott MIR. Jenifer
then closed by remarking, "that ii il not tor The
respect he had for the electoral candidate and the meet
ing, he should resent the proposition insult and
at he spuned 1t with Indignation" This closed the
interview.
Soon after which Mr.. J. wen, down 10 the village,
and preparing to leave in the at half past tour
o'clock, when he again called on by gentlemen OF
both paIes and urged 10 address the crowd, then near
quarter oi mile from the barbecue. MIR. Jeniler
again declined, suggesting Il al il might be ndscate
wings aud democrats, who felt indignant, and that Mr.
Lee, il necessary, would respond Mr. Jeniier then
introduced by few remarks from Mr. Lee, who said he
was then 10 respond.
Mr. Jenifer, in his remarks. was listened 10 with
marked attention, until party came dow2. from The
grove and commenced rude interruption, which was
continued until the hour arrived Tor The pass
when he, with many others. lett the village
II is proper TO state that Governor Sprgg the selected
president OF the day, DR.. Semmes, J, D. Bailey. and
Others high toned gentlemen who vice presidents
would have been saved The stain Inflicted upon the intel
gence, the courtesy. and good order OF It's czens II
was H0t Inc people county or washington,
lrsgment of It's leaders | have stated the substance
au nos,iy the very words used In the colfoquy re.
ferred to.
great mistake has been male by those jealous
gentlemen, some OF whom have been recently dyed in
the WOOL who, having boxed the compass, and par,aken
all The hues OF the rainbow. expect BY being ultra
wbgs par tIeefence, 10 wash of some OF their recent
political sins. They the whom Mr.. leniler, t
teen, ten, i've years ani recently still had
stand up against in defence of Clay Taylor, and Scott
and upon The side where he fought those very battles
successfully too, he is refused hearing 10 defend bin
self against the insldous attack against him, because he
now differs with his friends, many OF whom have not
changed ther opinions, but their actions
Mr. Jeniier Offered by gentlemen OF both political
parties, after be cried down. 10 give him barbecue
IN Prince Georges county the city oil Washington bal
he declined TO accept being on his way 10 the agrepu
raj fair in Baltimore, which be held there the
ing week.
Ii the scene which occurred to-day could be known
took place in Prince Georges and the other counties
OF Mary land. il is believed that county would sup
port such cause. supported in such mlnncr-he gem
esl opinion being, and will be put 10 practice on the I'd
November next, uNsl
"FlAT JUSTGTiA, RUAT CELUM."