Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13

Hon. Charles ] Faulkner came r. ~.
chester on Saturday. ssaid on SUNDAY ,,.,.
on MONDAY. and went home On Tuosdst y
Of which performances reminded ope re,'
fcrcibly Of the vslient hero. whou
''Iie marched his men right up slc hil
And marched them down again
The honorable gentlemau's visit 10 a.. ,,..
is attributable 10 bis vaunt that he iptenass
to speak ia svery ccuaty ID The distric, ana
that, in the cause Of PrERcg aud Democraes
he desired no respite from hisiators atrilgL.
morning Of the election E1fN 35gF
Mr., Faalkner's speech, wss hylridsus
defence Of himself and enlogy Of Gen. Pierce.
Any lengthy description Of Il ii altogether
unnecessary. His Congressional and Read.
'ng speeches embody the same strain If re-
marx -, N which be INDUCED. 1t is a comnsn
laAs with the clown Of the circus, that s
once bearded with a landlady who cwve him
nothing Tor breakfast. hashca the same isr
dinner, and served up what was left cola Far
supper Mr. Fs arguments was lust snch =
evening repast over such poor and unssti.
factory remains.
The reply Of Jos Tidbau was one u Il.
most conclusive, unanswerabie things svs.
heard In this town, and has been so sdmi,,as
on all sides. for be it known That although II,
faalkner hasturned bis back upon the friend,
who sent him TO Congress. ihe Democrat
here have not taken him to its bosom N,
| Tidball very justly exposed the iuconsis,sa
cies Of Mr.. +. and ridiculed the absurdtv q
his attempt 70 teach the people Of this distrs,
their duty II was an insult 10 their iater
gcncc that they would not fail to rcbuke
Every sentence from Mr.. T. cleaned Eks
flashing scinetar, and Mr. + ben, uok,
many & well directed stroke
The gentleman. said Mr. r., bad mid ,
noble tribute to the memory Of fTryny Cav
by declaring, in his eulogy in .hc House q
Representatives that "ae bad not deceiye5
any man" II was not every one of whom
that could be said Mr. 4. had received 4.
support Of tho Wings under the belief tbss
he was Wing Since his election 10 t,on.
gross. he had gone ever to the very p.,,v
that sought to effect his defeat
Mr.. L. bad declared that it was lis Dur,
patriotic love Of the Union that had induced
him to como before The people As candii,,o
for Congress. Instead Of that. be had in.
Eperillcd the very cause 10 which be proccsscd
such deep devotion. When he came ou,
there was an Union candidate ID the fleld
and we owe it 10 tile magnaniuous Withdrawal
If Mr. Byrd that Mr.. Bedinger, tie secessap
candidate. was defeated. Had beth linen
candidates held on. Mr.. Bediuger would hsvs
triumphed, aud tho district would have bee,
placed in false position. This esposiiob
made Mr.. r. look perfectly blank.
/ MIR. +. asserts that he has been warn
admircr Of Mr. Pierce's public career since
1888. There is not another man outside Il
Now Hampshire, who could say rs mueh.--
II Mr. Pierce should be elected, and fails \,
give MraF q cabinet appointment, he wlats
the most ungrateful man that ever lired
Mr.. Tidball deserves thc thanks ef ~
community for the masteSly STYLE IN wbirhie
laid open the hollow pretonsions Of Mr. F
His name is enrolled 10 the worshipful con-
pany of John Tyler and Henry 4. Wis.
where we trust he viii he rcrr itscd 10 rcs,,a
ipeace
i In the evening Of Monday, specchcs wJa'
delivered at the Court House by Mess,s. 4
i r Boteler and John A. Thompson \ lis
cussion then followed between Nlcssrs l,pto.
Ter and Fauntlcroy. which wss altogetl,ss =
one sided affair. 1t is to be regretted rs,
every Wing il the county was not prescal.
for it was debate that was calculated 70
convince the most prejudiccd minds Of the
true position Of the parties and their capdi.
dates in the present campaign Gen. Scisi
stood out 10 such fair proportions. and Cet.
Pierce looked SO small beside him tis. no
one need be surprised that the rccplr ruesr
to give the former an Immense msjority o.
The election day Winchester Rep, ce:, !
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THE THING CANE HE DONE.