Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29

REsSs1d4z xperssly Eos lrHs STANlARD:
Scott and Grahan5 qoulds speaks'
after The reading 81 q gefs, Senator Badg.:
JaasSs g 81 e a
,'iis re game, M 4 a. val aware. 8 Saf
powder" but as public journalist youf owl
andappetite cannot always be conscltsd
dish for yoar humetons patro0s-tkes nei1s must;
come. however disagreeablef Eai.oFs. sss::s
: Z The Scott and Graham G held another meetng
in the Gouri House in this on uesday evening
last. AS usual the portion of our citizens were
moi there.- Ten boys and tW Wo men occupied thees
Sou thern tier Of Jury and boys and fott
dead cock in the ring, be seen few Of
the faithfs. looking pirted cast.
down.. The hour arrived. Solomon's band Piayedsss e
yes they played tune, the name OF whlcr ara not
learn, but it sounded to me, like tune have neard
of, called, IS fuzzy with Melancholy ~ Ihe Editor
of the Register took his place, somewhere ltt the
vicinity of tie spot allotted Superior Court Judges.
He announced letter from Mr.. Badger, which ne
read and which, in substance was that Gen. Scot. =
a Whig, and Wings ought to be ashamed to doabs
the fact. He spoke Of old Cherabusco with much
feeling. and done of the tal'est special pleading
in defence his, Scotts, Whggery, ever heard The
letter read in clear, and distinct voce-.t was
the first sentiment uttered in behalf OF ne ea..se oy
6 one of em,' for at leasttw moons tie old nos
allude to Mr. Graham, until the close Of the letter.
and then only by way Of apologizng for the omission.
1t evident that that Sermon was written as res
buke to doubling Whggery. After the reading o. me
letter. three cheers proposed and Mechdratcasy
given-not enthusiastically. s Is
Calls were made for various persons-some OF 1
whom were not present, and those who were, did
think it advisable raise their voice IN deience
Of cause already sunk sod deep that the hand ot res
surrection never reach il. Finally Mr. Gonid
was persuaded to talk. Gould listened with great
attention to Mr.. Badgers letter; it furnished him
s. material aid - in framing speech-he auded ocoH
to the ceiling; he was better Southern man than
Pierce, because born in Virginia. (Forgettns, now
ever, mention that Scott now resides In tree Sase
and boasts that he owns slaves. ten. scout j
was good man, because in 49 in certain letter on
the Presidency, he expressed submission to the VIII
OF the people, which letter. the speaker had constantly
s. toated in hi vest pocket ever since the
opened (applause.) He didn't care what Locofoco
reporters had to say, and if any were now present,
he hoped they would note this fact but we dlan
know what fac.' he had reference to unless Il was
the dilemma into which that Club had aecsdentaAy
fallen. But, enough of Orator Gould's speech-with
the remark that only considered it as another w7'g
jug bursted. -, ss,
Col. James F. Taylor Estate Librarian.l played (
upon the name of Gen. Pierce in original D'c.ondry
style. lie said good deal about Gen. SCOTS PM
IaEthrophy-efeAaenete phiIanthrophy, &c, Calling
down thunders of applause. >. ~ =, - s
The spiri! is fairly awake in this town: Foss; sew
ard e. Go. Aay well be proud OF their canoloase,
when Shareholders are ashamed to lisp his name "A
Next meeting meets as nsua-in the Court House,.
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