Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
The speaI.lng nn snlllraay.


candidates sar Presidential electors for this
sia'e addressed he e,tiaHnsof Hampstead,
according 10 arain'mani, Mt tho Court.
h@se IN this plaas on s'ard'y last,
Mr. BouNsatlte led OF, and in mod.
os, hat finn and impressive mnmeh adyo.
catcl the cane Of the Wing candidates, and
explained ami ellaiiaiel tha Policy, which,
! It clec'ed. lheY voald rasao. and the IN.
imp ef tie principle which govern the
! Wig faay lie compared tbe Baltimore
Platforms of the two parties. aud showed
caneluiyely that they differed materially
in syenl mpqflB; particulars and that
this diiicFpea wa decidedly in favor Of the
Wiz Platform. 0ae difference pointed
ont sas On Tie 'aliert Of lllsaal Improve.
mdul,--a subject Of vital interest Ia oar cit.
itus-aul upon which indeed, mainly de.
lfn} dleprPefi'Y o' lie Sonill.WeI.-
Newenll ak uaF readers Ia esaminc for
themselves, iltaa 'ea item. in lae Two I.lal.
fl@s. aud Sc j. ihry be susceptible ai any
olher Interpretation than TINT given BY Mr.
RoeNA9lur. lie slowed that General
Pr8 lie n.maa,eraud.ato lal or.
fei every Hiillar Internal Improvement.
alielrlai= lsaa Introduced iao caaras
vile be vs. d afah5r a. that bply. aud
askal cur people II they c.a'l cqnsaui to
vote far man Nlio.e ha,ilit} To tbcir best
Interests va, So clearly slNa b. lis pullir
ariz.
Aea'd,t d.gpacHja tie Two flalhams.
pointed on By NJ RaruHlae Nas in
relation 10 shseg,-iHczi.,sbly dallaeius
thefgfrm, That the Wing petition On l'is
absorbing sui Jet and tbs VIII eanaiiale,
adopting iia. platform a, Ii guide, afe thr
zals 6 ias lie SH'h.
lie ouapa sIziae viii a2r4'aH
iu.ics fefallad the iiea tlli specific daiie.
favored lle rieh aal oppressed thapdor. and
payel ew'#ise'B Int Wdar lie Isms.
fr5iie ai'a'nf.n $ 81. {. raopla IA G.i-
fafnl sections a The auairf are unequal.
'y taxed. aud tie C1yanmsIt e5ui..Ufiy
swinllcl.
Although no: a praeiiead spcaker,-fr
which b. modest, sfalasissl-his die. ian
~ glata and hi. 4yle aiac.iys-aan.
yefiag tbe iaedtalis deaes If . maa in.
prs.ed giiitii.a yllla ar aaimp@lmtluis.
sion, and who honestly bolie,odwliat he sail.
Whom he bad finished, ca. FlarrSoy
ar"e, rather hgpd s.ijgo} and Jsu5.
~ n.o The sand. no iull lil, oac de-.
icIla.ncd to take ,ling IS i5rm, and hy
-llIapN PROPORTIONS and consequential sir. to
ride 'ongh'shol over his opponent and the
common scn.c Of his audience. lie cayort.
ed and mnr;od. aud srolc from on, side og
ih' sand go the u.hrr-uot unlike Lion
in d cage, after he had been stirred up hy
;he man with ,hc Iulr-srcwcd anil twist.
ed his immense frame into more shapes
than you would have thought Il capable Of
tossed his long arms around Ike a wind.
mill unlcr th1 influence Of .tir breeze.
md gavc vent by way Of caordium to his
poui-up l.oco'ocoien, by saying that Gcrcml
Suorr had stolen his soldiers monoy-m
act over which, he very Loeo'ocoly wished
to throw the mantle of charity He stil
that the mumo of "Whie Rrpbl.crn" aa.
mm"d ly The Nai- vaa SOFT of Lulf
horsc. Lal!-ai.igios convm uppol off. as
he supposed with the snapp.ng.iuulc. As
the Colonel has some character for original.
i'y, we presume tli7 beautiful similc origin.
atcd with him. The application of Il. at
amy rate vas bis and i' lc bad only called
to mind passage from Burns. with which
he doubtless familiar and which is some.
what as foll1ws-
Oh, that n3mn power The eii would Gle us.
To sce ourselye. as others fc us,
he would have found that be was on tie
grgus track, ard would lmy, srarcd the au.
dicuce the wcar,some task of waiting Ike
those Of Old, when
"-lIHs iaiorai yi}iraias mpspeytwia
The Colonel charged Genaral Scofrwih
being sectional in Dis csl.ngl and stated
.hai he Was pledged to pat the AboIitioai.ls
IN oiicc. This lie promised to subsIauHa,c
by proof, but failed even to toaicmptit. We
presume that as regards this pledge, the
Colonel hd reference to ;hc Democratic can.
dilate, OF whom, the washington uion"
-gJod authority according tsihc Colonel
says: