The daily union., 1852-09-28
HoLLrDAYsBvRo, Sept. "a, is5


To the Editor of the Union;
In your paper OF the 23i you say, Gen Scott prob
ably in Kentucky to-day. He will redolent with
abolition odors. He THE ARMS OF PRENTICE
FROM THE EMBRACES JOHNSTON. He WILL GIVE THE
HAND TO THE SOUTHERN WHO'S WHICH WAS ONLY RE-
GENTLY PLEDGED TO THE NoRTHERs srcrIosALisrs"
How true The first sentence have emphasized IT, the
papers OF all parties that chronicle the movements OF the
travelling candidate for the presidency through State
will show. propose to give you one instance Of the
truth OF that which follows IT, Among the persons who
were hoDored with Introduction TO Gen. Scott, and
permitted 10 grasp his hand, a gentleman who had
well deserved the honors by services rendered IN The
present campaign. He s, has been, and will be until
the election one Of the industrious. he is Of
the most eloquent speakers OF the whig party in this
county, and has scarcely failed to be present and ad
dress every township meeting that has been held Having
but recently left the pulpit for the BAR and the BAR 10
all appearance for the stump, he adds 10 his zeal the
charm Of novelty, and therefore goes II with rush
This gentleman, for his known abolition tendencies,
was chosen by the coored population OF the place 10
address them on The Isl OF August last the anniversary
OF emancipation in the West Indies, which they, in
mon with The colored people OF the North and the abo.
onsts celebrate sort OF Fourth OF July (t just
occurs to me that The first gentleman introduced to Gen
Scott as he emerged from the Mountain House, and
who, unable 10 realize The full fruon Of his happiness,
exclaimed in doubt Ia this Gen. Sco,tl No, II can.
not be Yes, was the orator oil ihe previous ami
versary. He had the high honor on this occasion Of
standing by the Generals side and holding the lantern
which lighted up his oounlenance for the benefit OF the
assembled crowd, thus again shedding light upon mas
OF darkness)
But, TO return TO fret subject, They who heard
the speech OF last August not yet two months old rep
resent az inaammatory in the highest degree OF the
genuine Gddings and Fred Douglass stamp; aboundng
with denunciation OF the constitution, whatever else
might stand in the way OF abolition; and urging upon
the negroes the only way OF securing that equality TO
which they entitled to agitate, agiate, agta,e, un
I'll the North should be separated from the South when
they could find in the North land OF refuge from op
preston The whole speech so pleasing to the coll
ored audience that enthusiastic darkey Jumped mp al
It's close and moved Dat de thanks and de three cheers
OF de society be given TO de rev'd gentleman for his
ianenfairon !" which done Nor has the reverend
now ex reverend gentleman laid OF his hack principles
with his black coat for at recent meeting at Atornes
noticing The charge of aboliiionism made against the
whg party, he admitted the soft impeachment" and
asked What il we abolilionistsdoes II not prove
that we are the more democraticr Such are some OF
the men whom Cen Scott has taken by the hand in his
progress through Pennsylvania They but specimens
types Of class and that the class whose influence will
be felt in hi. administration, II he should be elected Let
those who dread this influence be warned 10 time
word TO the wise should be sufficient