The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
rros De Mes ORLEANS R<psssk.
An hishmans Trfhrts 70 Gen Scott


ton meeting IN Cincinnati. Mr.. Gib.
bons, sn Irishman, was one Of the
speakers. He spoke with Irish feryor,
and gave bis reasons for supporting
Scott and Graham in preference to the
nominees ofthe Democratic party. 20
called. Scott, thoagh . stauneh Pro-
testxnt, Was Q Catholic msn-Catholic,
in that HE soul WAS large enosgh to
tolerate every form Of honestly enter
tanned religious belief. (Applaase and
cries Of" sure. and amt We sll going
for him - When the corrupt and pre-
JUDGED English Government would
with charscteristie eosardice in crush
ing fallen foe, have shot the Irish
prisoners taken in the last var with
that country, Gen. Scott stood up on
the quarter deck Of an English man of
war-dye mind that, boysf-on oa
English man-ef Sdr-snd told the
epauletted hirslings Of that damnable
gosernment. that for evsy Irishm0n
shot. Gs Engishssaa shovld kiss shs
dusii Enthusiastic and long eontin-
aed cheers for Scott That dasntless
bearing saved my cOuntrynen. And
can forget the magnaninoss actions
Of the cOnqueror of Mexico. whs Sc
cured to q vanquished people eli the
rights Of property, and more than ell
this. all the rights and privileges offres
and unrestricted Worship Never
Gentlemen, my father fought snder
Gen. Scott on the battle Geld, and If Il
pleased God. l am going to 6ghi for hin
in this political campaign. (Chsers.)
A HArPv RKToaT. An instance Il
Irish readiness at repartes occurred
the ether day at the Capitol, which d
too good to bs host.
Certain members Of Congress, fndr
ing the debates rather dry in the House,
stepped out to refresh t,gir hungry spi-
rits At Casparish's rsfectary. which ID
conveniently contiguous AZ they pass
ed out, they saw soms eight or nine "a.
t0rers, harnsssed 70 . sledge, hauling
. stone about heavy enough TOR one
horse. while Onss acting a. driver. iei-
ssrely walked along side. al! the Ia.
borers are on per diem allowance. a.
well as the nenbers.)
Pausiug 10 witness This sperstsoa.
which seemed to present . parallel ts
their 0wn arduous labors in lhe public
service Of The members. sddrsss-
! ipg . The driver.s said--
"Well. friend. yoa are making your
selves horsss. L see I"
"Yes." was The proup, rsjoindsr.
"and BY the powers i 10 mighty sigh
better than making assss Of ourselves
as some Of yoa are doing up ihers."
The prevailing report is. that the
conversation abruptly closed, and every
man Of that party paironizsd Casparish
to the extent Of two jalsps instead Of
one. Soutk~a Prsa
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IN Lneidsnf at ChppSsos and th<
Resuh.-Our Georgetown eorrespon-
dent has to-day communicated to " an
agreeable little anecdote. He says
that . worthy democrat from the Old
Dominion yesterday called upon Gen.
Scott and was kindly received. as ID
every visitor who approaches him. 81
would have called upon you with plea.
sure" says the guest. ION my own
account, but, as it is. come with q
message from my father. He was with
you at Chippawa; and when he fell.
severely wounded, you stopped the
How of blsod from his wound with your
own hand, and ministered to his relief.
He sends you his thanks. and the assn.
rance that. though democrat. he and
oil his democratic sons will sustain you
on the day when your friends should
show themselves such !" Gen. Scott
remembered well the incident and the
man, to whom he returned the kindest
assurances Of his remembrance and es-
teen. In recitlng his story in George
/ town last night, our correspondent says
his Virginia friend made one convert in
the crowd, certain.
Rashingtsn Telegraph.