Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22
silently wilh tllree well defned shrug,. he spOke

silently with three well defined shrur,. He spoke
as follows
am deyouIed by re honor Of zis percussion:
have fazsr. mozer, brozer and a leetle wife,
and zey IS all smozered by zis honor magnifque
you do TO me. am un FrancaisiP
CA small boy in q Tree here calculated Hail
Kerlumbyl,,)
ttvat re disbie zatl Ehl-Bieps-I am Fran
Gals, have shouldaIr ze car-r-a-bines-l have
grande Iiberte. Vive Ia liberte!-bote have
yaire, navajo. jlmais, feel so moche happy ss ven
read about Eat action. aussi parliament brave
as re Captaine Engroom,-neSaire, by dam! by
several LACE dami ehl Vos you sink zat?
''Bah! Mile tonnerres! How Eat only diable re
king Of Autriche. moss. yot you call, shake in ze
booiesf Ha. ali! Eh? Yiye Pegalite! Je suis
pr: I'D to say zatI sm citoyen al naturel las you
sayl Of zis grande rebubliques. 0ni, oui Mon
sieas, je- suis Americana, and eef re tyrants of
France want to ketch me,-he, he, zey muss fuss
pull ze gus out of re American eaglei Pafbleu.
zey may go to grass viz zeir bon bonsi VIye les
Etats Unls,-Le Presiuent-His LADY," (here he
removed his hat and bowed, J, set sive les Ameri-
cain peeplesi A base lie tyr-r. faneI as you soy,
go Get bottles! oufi 3Tra-iat Mortbleu.u-u-'
(Aere the distinguished French exile, becoming
much excited, tnTned a fsometssult and tore cut
two handfuls OF his hair.) s;5asz -
"Paurdon citoyens, but get moehe spatrouit-
isme. Piml pom! LIE jour de glcre est arriye!-
EhLouf! Bahi Scelerati Oil AZ Sac-r-r-r-r.''
At this moment the French exile was carried
away with enthusiasm, or two Of the vice presi-
ST. could not say precisely which;-but, ut
any rate, he disappeared from the speakers stand.
As soon as the applause upon This short
speech. had subslded. the chairman came, leading
by the hand Herr Hans Vandam Schroodleman,
the German exile. After introducing him 10 his
feliow-citlzens as the t'renowned Rlamingo' (pro-
badly because he vas of Flemish origin) he beg
ged their strict attention, well as patience, as
Herr S. possessed the characteristic phIegm of his
countIymen, and must take his own time in speak
ing Heir s. is short, broad beamed man, with
fat face. He was smoking a large meeschaum
pipe. He gave four or five huge puffs, and then
spoke as follows: go
"Fellow Citizens, unit Shentemens nit the
Jury" Give minutes now elapsed, during which
time the Herr seemed wrapped in deep meditation.1
even gifts dis evening your note for de comes
here, unit TO schpeak, L was yely schleepy. Every
night ven gets mine supper in mine peliy, unit
mine pipe unit mine bot Of lager peel Ists mighty
schpeaks to mine vrow,-Jemima3'-unt she say
well Hans,'-unt say 'yot you tnks,'-unt she
say 'Vot you tinks,'-untI say well, inks de
same,--nnt she say we'll links as You MIS-
unit say thinks so ,to3,'-unt she say so neider,
and 20 comes" (The worthy Herr now took a
short nap, on awakening from which he continu-
edo t'Yaw, dat was great tngs, ven dat Cap,in
Schmyna dock boor Ingram out of der Kosta.-
Mein Himmel yot guntreel He yoost tell Aus
ira TO go NIT hell,--goot, very gootp' looking
round on the crowd) z"Mine colt vot lot OF bee
ples!-oh! but am schleepy. I wish 1 vos NIT
4
Here he fell fast asleep and was charitsbly reno
we'd by some officiating gentlemen.
The excitement in tho crowd now became in-
tense. he great attraction of the evening. the
Magyar General, was about 10 speak in his native
tongue, as he knew not a word of English. Gen.
Vltylch, the Hungarian, is fesocious looking man.
! you would take him for a hero among It. ousands
and the cheering was deafening as he bowed 10
tie "soyereigns." He spoke briefly, but 10 the
| point, as follows:
.KkkctgnMitch 5lktkitch.,
Krakow dgbefkt snaklnctack silver ditch big!-
XXX? Ocoplitxen iuck it-chi:ch. Xycx hoicks-
Yin bum Witch btitches stictch. Shucks!-ox-
nux kric-kacs tickletich fz skloxykinpuz eek ckz-
Itch bak bubslut biml Lajos Kowshoot spuaker
dang. Bigbung fipfopdung siambang corncrack-
ing tarpitch log fitch blab XIX Kk1'
| Amid hearty applause and pe1spiration the great
Magyar retired. The foreigners present had now
all spoken, and the crowd were anxons TO hear
little OF the good old "AngIo." Loud and repeat
ed cries were heard for ''Sol. Piken' "Mr Pike,
"Pike," "Old Pike" This is our chairman--tbe
greatest orator OF modern times. He is called .old
dictionary by many on account of his great com
tnand Of words. He is lawyer of great celebrity
aud when tell you that he It was who made Inc
defence" in the great "Puggns r. IL fence case,
~ have sad enougb,--you know what to expect.
He at last came forwatd--his very bow command
ed silence, and he spoke:
"Fellow- citizens:
When the effuIgent orb of d!urnal illumination.
in orient horizon, procIaims the mornings dawn
when our emblematic bird ere he cleaves the azure
emphyrsan, replumes his plnions for nobleI flight;
It's Ger land where freedoms foe me- er leaves
bastard footprint on the spotless soill'
"a small, but precoclous youth here vocferated
'hurrah for the Star-spanged blatdern') .
Needless of the interruption, Mr. Pike contin-
ued- -
"Let allied powers of rotten dynasties in the
elder world, pour the cohortic Iegions, panopliet
and steeled with hereditary pride. and contume-
lious ostentation. upon the Magyar, WIN, emuIa-
Ting u.s. bears the red right OF libery;-let the
teroclous Gaul rush with h surcharged bomt,arls
the harbinger of desolation and v oe,-o'er fair
ltnlia's smiling land of "sunny smiles and ynes
let the bearded Russ with christian hate sweep
with Cossack hoof the sweet Sultana OF the east:
while other desrots, perched in diosyncratic sor.
g.ousness on their thrones. proclaim superfuous
supererogation to the"
cry Of fire hete put end TO the speech and
The meeting.
Yours truly.
S. S. QUEENS.