The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

We publish . very curious anu very '"y
,peech Of John NJ. Bolts. delivered
%swark on Saturday evening. IN which
m,kes General Scott the greatest states
" IN the country, the greatest constitu.
nal lawyer, the greatest scholar. and, In
I, periect walking dictionary" and
n,oyes him to be all this, and something
y, by bis success in tho Mexican war.
/. spceies Of logic is just such as we
,,b, expect from the calbre Of horse
ehey. =, III
Ip,i il i. worthy Of notice that, with al!
efforts, Mr. Bolts was not able to el'e't
. shark of enthusiasm. The Virginia
(u,ropuc labored hard 10 work the au'
Z,oce into nm excitement. but It was Ike
R,lppns and squirting sullen ass deter
Mad not to advance an inch II REMINDS
% Of the roug which is past oil The
yre elevated style rs the campaign song
the present election.
.tfih,J a donkey what woull NJ q.
no YOU think | d wollnp him Oh. no, NO
NJ Eo,ts informs Us there are three class
Democratic papers--,he very respoc'a
the ,olerably respectable, aud those
:, have no respect AT all, Could he not
60 classcd the Wing papers and cspe'
Xiv the Wing orators, IN the same way :
,.,y of the orators, like Governor Hunt.
ssh, be placed in the frs, class, u couslde.
,rmher in the second class, but the
,si majority. ike Greeley aud Bolts. in
d,rd class. having 10 respect ut all
iii. one of these demagogues Is AT this
I oo,,p, uroyinn 10 the satisfaction OF the
"a sntlers OF the Western Reserve of
l,, that General Scott is an aholitunlst
man after their own hearts, the other.
| New Jersey, endeavors to prove. to men
different way OF thinking, that Gen.
.,,t IL the warm advocate ct those com
oni,o measures that Greeley aud his
L.,v.,,ner have never ceased 10 denounce
{rre the first moment they were adopted
l. Congress; and that the general Is,
for,oyer. n firm believer in the national
! hr nla,form which Greeley so often
execrates and spi,s upon Thus, while
~ stump orator makes General Scott
Anw hot, another makes him blow cold,
d the best of the Joke j.. that the orators
70 50 stupid that they imagine that the
See sellers Will not see he portrait drawn
|, Inn which makes HIM decided friend
n the fugitive slave law, and that the
)ouhern re pie, aud the patriotic Union
|en Of the South viii not see the other
f,urc. which exhibits him free so'ler
hder the rose. II We are 70 believe the
khir orators. General Scott must have
H. inces. like Janus -- one loohing each
Iay /, this the case or ii not, which oi
b. two faces are we to tccoluike ~ TIE
rue one Between these orators, General
cot may well exclaim. Save the from
ny fricnds." They are completely using
ina up. aud cutting of whatever small
nance OF success he had ia this campaign
campaign which IS Of srty different
md rom that he fought IN Mexico. foll.
,cs and craftsmanship are not mip'WN
acl,,s and to secure the votes o' the
,iyilized. sagac;ous, thinking people ct the
pi,ed states. aud to administer govern
ment in which public opinion, ard not
orcr of arms, prevails. requires totally on
are,, qualifications than those OF a military
who. with vnl,ant troops, can beat
.emi. .ayagcs, aud keep them N snhlcc'ion
sHd order. hy the power OF martial law
Ncr lUrh Heraid.