New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

hanged on for mGTdeT, gentleman, hsrg5d oie t't
nps upon an lpnocep, young ien,s, and or pro,tns
ard virked chm. oh robbery All kn-s the hs max
v,s over thsTn very msn Of them kres that ne
woud be he'd a, rsbls for vile rni'-eedi IS ioh
ire laws Of God aud ma, Is II ne were ueu uF''
American soil
"For snck e,irnts I,y a. rta--fIr sGcd efine' IS
hus IN Jour osn Ohio-s land OF iay@~oila as'e
brought Gown upon Them severe p-nsu-', ~ -. ~
,qnai jastiee Some old suffer dech BAY tnst -
far imps tits. ana upon the same pr'bcip souu
lav upon witch they would have been sd d'gsd goy'
here suopgyou Do 90 ne say hanged oiieen IT
mans aud that Others were arrsgned and osgea VII
out Cause or u.. Gentlemen, snos nothing o'W ~
10 fsIse-i,is a He-su Invention, sentlemea-t LIE. !
see aged ciuzeps before me. see euiaen. p"JS
here. Ane, gent smen, Jou see ne mlcn Seita %.
Il II LOT for cavse For OEe, rho. tor pf yen's mas
soorcrv mr. vGud rose spt or tdts, or trtn take
crp Of cold retey n hs fld the torn, or TIE er1p 0
fha lis rkOssAts ree of his e@Tnhy-ksr et't-41 re-
nOHh-Aer honor 10 be tbs GSso2td-n is aoNsrRoV
/. 4. rNTo1pR,pIF Gepemt did, with hign n.no,
sustain the lac which. with upngh'ness 10 my heart
de1mined TO ,us'sin. / did hang for nwesr did
bspg for rape did bang fVr treason aad hoS-ed
tbieye, ana ckpocketi For, -enteneo LEI me as.in
ssv moi only carIid with me- but | resolved sith
eyery Te,ouTce could COMMAND, u snsdtni ea'ie'sy
and ,fecftaIy In lie virtue snd s cnolcest ssslnes
NOT ony 10 my own command but 20 deienseless
and -pesceabe Msxcaps that civihz auon-yes, that
Cl,istioa civilization Of which was proud - teieTe
tina, arm, might appt ar worthy representative.
"But gentlemen, | was no respecter OF pefOnI
American or mezicar-nasSe born or ioreigo oorn-
whoever knew the law aud Obsyed not-snoeVer,
reckless Of his ogi responsibilities, and tee rgois oi
Others trsmped under fooi aud SCI at nausdt toe sT
that Vas over al, punished Old hang FOR the crimes
stated and would pave hung an hundred seekers OF
innocent blood, and volators Of female chastity If %
may had b. the oer ders And for this perverted
ard mipbaged, | am mace anfwefable 10 a charge
against sb!ch my every feeling revol, and Which my
whole nature ny whole lite rtpel No, genilsmen,
ills lie Cihe charge made, or that any wrong.
fully SSpished)a false and sroundess lie. am not
upthsnkful to ny God friend who has told me Of these
Duf I'd hara
before YOU ard declare az have already declared aud
again declare, that the principles that governed my
command 10 Mexico, those OF ny me To that lie
10 my country ervce need not appeal 10 vain for al
answer now. With equal freedom and confidence do !
throw ysef upon tire bonest verdict Of every man,
who, with me, served bis country In the fields OF
Mexico"
Ills impossible ssys The Columbus Journal to convey
to the mind Of the reader the In which this
pgnifcen, speech uttered 1t ofdly, 'pen.
ddly ell quent In the very highest scceptston of the
term The seething, wherlng Indignant, look and
tone with which the denial and denunciadon were
enuncisted, startled, electrified the audience Il was
an entire impremptu affair. No; word had been pre-.
meditated-not an idea before conned over Toe foul
charge pointed out TO him there for the first tme
and he Lost not moment It'll he branded 1t as ia wicked
enormity deseITed. There no more eloquent pas
saaes In the Englh language than he then and there
uttered. Lei IL Dc puOHsneu ali over tue IanO, nat
SANDER and caIumDy may hide their vile heads, In dis
grace and shame.
DEPARTURE OF GEN. SCOTT.
At about Q O'Clock, yesterday, the illus
uous cor queror Of Mexico left this city CoumbuO for
Circlevlle, ChIllcosbe &c, &c, on his vsy TO Mays
Vile, Ky. The excitement and JOY caused oy his pres
el CO cOntiuued undated I'll the LAST and whe1 the
coach In which he was seated drove off the welkin
raua with shouts ard cheers of "Huzza for Scpu"-
Thousands Of cur citizens called upon him, aud for
one without regard to nation position, ae lad word
In season. Every maD, woman and child left bis pre-
CO. pleased and delighted with the Snity OF tn
General A large number Of German and Irish ciizeus
GALE upon him, and were treated In the hosptta
bic ana cordial manner. The vile sl.nder that he ia
vau proud, naughty and astocratc that he will not
reoenze or speak 20 a Common man la oitlzenis
mon dress has received Ito death blow Ia this
nifty Our lsborers kn0p the story false rney have
hsd den on.traon of what bic whole life has taught
thai he gentleman, that he respects all classes
tba, he has a hearty sympathy for the every
where Such 10 Gen Scott Such have our people VI
all classes ioupd him 70 he
6Hs. SCOTT AND TIE IRISH.
A large number OF Irish citizens called
at The Nei House. Tuesday evening" 10 see that Od
Hero who In his young days. manfuly stood forth, At
the Iisk of his own HE, protect their couotrymen
fIom British peseeutop aud who, 10 hls late years,
has repeatedly borne testimony 70 Irish bravery and
Irsh hdelny General Scott came from his room aud
shook them warmly by the hand EXPIRE ssins great
pleasure In seeing them. and ssssring them that he
Nmpathited win " tuctf sut
that i highly gratifying 10 him thar they as vel az
The oppressed Of all nations could ind al asylum be-
meath the broad nse of country with none 10 mo
lest them or make them afraid tear stole Into tho
eve OF mo,e than stout lrsh heart as be listened
10 the brief but patriotic words OF the man inmosts
lied By 90 many deeds OF vaor. go,
Coumbus.( Ohio) Journal, 9th.
Extensive arrangements were made by
TIE leading citizens Of ClIcinr All for the reception Of
Gen. scott In that city but instead of going from Co
lumbus to Cincinnati BY railroad, as he originally 10
tended he changed bis route and went BY stage through
Circlsyille and Chcoihe to Portsmouth. This course
was necessary In order that he might reach Blue Lei
with as lille delay possible, and attend to the ohcs
bu,ireu which brought him West He will then re
,urp nore at his leisure, spending day at Cincinnati
and part of day at Dayton.
fBy Telegraph