The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-06
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Eo;,s |,to,,jl ~ q win Se 3,oite,l ofi6ions
y eyVh;o sotI d y mocYat butiffel / So sfaf be.
"a 5l,arsI j osrt "a ,bat T conl,l 10 shein
spea iug 4 exsrv whie ,yitl, whom Was ac-
|duainfed y xbress;;nD nv snrprise came.
and expee e ds,o See. so sor 10000 nnen--and
atssuch a place arlllsuch a time, the re. should
have been at least that numberarid 4here
,could have been, had there been any enthu-
siasm3ir in the ranks of.the wings. IA smsjofs
NJ or those from other States, beyond a
doubt, came at the expense Of Office holders
and dSexpectapls.8S The amount collected and
hese, ought yeibtought togeth-
| er 100. 600 men, at this season OF the year.
The failure is significant and has thrown
doubt and distrust into the ranks of our op-
lponents. Let every Democrat be encour-
aged, bucket on his armor and prepare for
the conflict with renewed energy and ZEAL
assured that victory is easy where an ene-
my is divided, disheartened and iaItering.
The speakers on the occasion with but two
or three executions. were small fry. before
,,ho,. &c 49,, r AZ. shool 1;.,.;a.. ..d
A'' =, oN' " "V0 ' '"'
imported nere' ooupless' 10 make thelf maid
en- speeches before the universal whig party
! in council assembled Some of them were
.;.h .no,;,,an. sn.If no,,;ons IS aar .,
i,Sn 1psS'e"'. N'''''" Po''ion' " u0' "
'hem however were 'houSh' wof'hy OIL re-
porting, even by their friends, and all that
will ever be heard of them. will be the ora We
.ah a,l a,.h s,,,,o
"A'"es ~ '''" '"a 'ten e.H'S
men made an eloquent specializing inter-
rupted with repeated cheers, &c. Ex. Gov.
Jones. of Tenn. made the best sneechI heard
~, navo ~ s.oF IA aho,;,;o.;a,.
,io e9'o 'ne i'esoileo anu 'oo'i'ion.'''
however, a terrible ufupping-declaring that
Gen. Scott was just the man to put them all
down-enforce The Fugitive Slave Law and
J;soo,,,.n,no. h., Il. 49,, d..
,'0ys.''''''I"''' -, y ''' n's"'y power 40 'eS
iueh', any iurlher 'a'K upon lhlS sacred sub
ject BY northern men. The silver-grey-
dough faces looked knowingly. winked and
n,dosd eoob o,be, ,,h;la ,ha souo.1 ..a
GrssIv;,eS Looked n,nnrn6,llv SaJ ~ th;S
Gearfn, annonnc cs nent '0' ~ ''''
Horace GrneIr beino called u,o, csms
coruard and - a,,onon,i,T to s.o.,;t 100 ,ho
nIatrnrmn etrde nnlr ,bo ..ooonrorp;sa @ upn I n,l
6nality, nlAnLs started The whole concs m rn
a nd amid a general crv Of The nlatIorms
hreak;nonN NGrseiv All ,be o,ber al i. re nads
nrec;5;,ate re,roa, I f,n1, ~ The tho s,amd ' % IT,
h,aach io,xsrer v.s snon rsna;rad and
Gsaelv aas;n nan ,ns.roS % n;S ihe shouts of M he
aam;sars an. made [ resnsc,ahle % and efrsc. a,e
4 i;yesne ech..snertsns' The hest So faras cnr.
4 ther;nr < 'ca,t Scotfs orosnscis rs ,ba, wa,
made ,Ipr;no ,bs t,vo dars
= Ons 'yyonIa have tho,iobt from the teno,
and assertions of all the sneecbes that Ger
4 Scott was tLe onIv man that ever led N ar.
4 NV, ON the Nisosra frontier. he was the he
ro mar excelirnce. in every sneech. Cen
Rrown .bis snner;or officer was nowhere--
tbe gallant Jessnn Miller and many otbe re
were of no service. This partizan robbie ~
of the Iaurels Justly BELONGING 10 others
/ yery mnch disiike-.and ali must condr mn
! that are imnsr,ial That Gen, Scntt ;s q
orest n;l;iary man sdm;t.-navI ~, n,ouJ
| 70 own him ss nv coi,nlrvman and as The
greatest 20 main If the aoe Rut surely
1otb;no will ;us,;fv ,he Effort n,ada 10 ds,
lar, Itom ibs bar earned rsme Of the hon,
ored living and The gallant dead.
i The whole thing was iruly a tame and
miserable affair. The woollv heads controlinp
everything--to the exclusion Of the silyeI
greys or Fillmoreites, and much 10 their cha,
4 gin, as you wilIsee by their organ, the But.
a ialo Advertiser. | do not think there were
4 more thans20 600 peopIe here the democrat.
icpapers Of Buffalo, say q or IS at furtbest
Z and The New York Tribune has never claim
led over 90 600. There was com ,araliyel,
no enthusiasm, no life, no hope. / was