Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-30

/ General WINFIELD Scott In KENTUCKY.
| The following dispatches shows that the unpre-
meitated yet triumphal progress Of the great
American patriot is as glorious through Ken
| lucky as through Pennsylvania and Ohio. His
| speeches are now most anxiously looked for by
the public, and his Loco assailants deem it best
| to make but faint illusions to them. Msrepre-
sentation, Interpretations, and ridicule are
der the peoples verdict!
| PARIS, kentucky, Sept. 28-Gen Scott arrived
at this place last night and was met by the Scott
Guards, Of Georgetown, and q large delegation of
citizens He made no speech, merely thanking
the citizens for the favorable reception at their
hands, and expressing in warm terms his sense
of the hospitality and kindness he had met with
in Kentucky. During his progress from Blue
Licks, the citizens the line of his route turned
out freely, and his carriage was several times
stopped to receive the greetings OF the villagers
on the road.
The Fair was largely attended, and the cattle
exhibited were very fine. About fourteen thou
sand strangers are now in town, mostly inhuen
tial citizens of the State. Gen. Scott will visit
the Fair grounds this morning, and will then adj
dress the citizens. The welcome extended TO him
here partakes of nothing of a political character
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The Kentucky military companies make fine
appearance, and a great number of soldiers who
had fought under Scott are in town. The place
presents q beautiful appearance. Large parties
of ladies and gentlemen are fockpg in, princi-
paly OH horseback. 1t il also jubilee among
the slaves, hundreds Of whom, male and female
crowd the streets, walking and mounted. Gen
Scott's health is exceent--the sojourn at the
Licks having refreshed andinvigorated him. He
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puts up ut the Bourbon House.
General Scott at the Kentucky State Fair.
PARIS, Sept. 28.--The crowd in attendance at
the Fair is immense, and it is estimated that
thirty three thousand persons are on the grounds,
a large number Of whom are ladies. circle
was formed, with Gen Scott in the midst, when
the Hon. G. P. Williams, on behalf of the Bour
bon Agricultural Society, introduced Scott to the
audience, and made brief address welcoming
him to the soil Of Kentucky. Gen. Scott replied
in a beautiful and eloquent speech, which was
received with rapturous paudits. "..
Col. Wallace, of the Philadeladelphia Sun. is
President of the g Handsome Club" in that city,
". y. Star.
Are you eligible for membership? If so, we
will nominate you. Stars generally pale before
the Sum- but We are not as handsome as we were
a quarter century since; therefore, you may per-
haps shine. IF you have doubts of your qualifi-
cations, apply to Connolly, Of the Washington
Telegraph, for apmission to the Ugly Club, or to
Col. Fitzgerald, of the Item, who is Grand Scribe,
and the pattern ugly man, with whom all candi-
dates must be compared. Fitz. formerly held all
the Offices of the Club, without competition, and
is now CT Devant Prex.-Pha. Sun.
Our roll is complete, just now, friend Wallace;
but we may soon have vacancy, as one of our
members is on trial for his life for frightening
child into fatal commissions. Fitzgerald was ex-
PEELED soon after defrauding Stockton out of a
row of upper incisors. To be sure, the fraud on
public was.