The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24
POLITICAL.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-I WISH 10 GIVE
i Doice TO people of the State Of New York, and TO
indps pdan candidate for Govener and there next Pres
dent If it is their wish. On the 10th day Of October
Norise state IF New York ana for an those that
ought in l77e, and all those hat fought in
1872, and those that hove ths tea overheard, II
living and those that by Washington whom he left
his chsir We invite s those that lovers Of liberty
to be present and anticipate Ia glorious OF
liberty Their glorious leader viii them their at
that place n,ed He will show them vher the old
logg cabin erected and where be born and he
VIZ Greet them 70 the grave Of bis faner and mother
ha, mountain that his father took his on his shout
der az said To his two sons hey were twins)one
named Iancirg, the other vanraI slerhe sayed, Ac
aud git ohesnu.s, and the old sAsted AMI his
followed; and the old dere tied mis- north
east from home. Not kbowspg where SO were agoing,
corssed the Beaver Meadow and then We the
side of the mou4sin. We wen. up on the mountain
seewsys we Arrived on the top Of IL AMI it WIS leave
down by the side of tree, took stick and pr ked
among the leaves to find chesnuts. His son Van
put it into his head to climb one OF those ches
nut trees, and tried to knock Of the burrs the
be would in appletree to shake OF apples when he
had sssended to the top their not LIMB branch
that he could cling to- until he got Ia the top and sot in
the branches thereof could view py fathers house,
where started from, the vaes below. tried to
shake the tree ard could not not strong enough
to shake off the bnrs. licked oil some and hove them
down The old gentleman was under the tree. Knot
when tbs tur.s down, the old gentleman looked
to where they came from Behold, he his in
the branch OF the tree He scarf, and ayed not
word sor fsI that would git scarf and fall He made
up his mind 10 ,ake home with my bones broken If
not dead, but his Lsncing down he went up,
sll SAFE The old man sayed am glad that you have
come down safe, my son; now where is the The old
tock the AK and put 1t on his shoulder, and sayed
new we will go home; We have chesnuts enough.
Then tho old started down the mountain and hfs
two followed him to our home. Nov, my fellow
citizIs, will meet you their, that mountain, at
Lhe specified time. then will say to you what the
object Of our meeting Is. have more to say
until ! meet you there; then / viii talk to you
explain all to your satisfaction a. tha! time The
editors of tie New York state and the United state p
copy this. propose to 60 to Bingarton and thsn
the 81 enango river 10 the appointed place three days
before the appointed time Nov leave il to your
poIsl suffrage scribe my n,me for, you const;u
cnts Lansing WALL.
ET Lansing Wall thinks It would be good opportu.
nifty for srtsts to visit The spot and take sketch Of
tho SPOT, while assembled in mass. The river
dsles mountains values and the tree of liberty, which
viii be handed down when the tcstator Is dead and
gone TO the end Of tcs-to childrens CD idrco,
aud their great great grand Children ttfs tree viii still
blossom md bear. Moses pole dead one but this
tree alive, and while shc lives the country Is safe
Mr. Wall requests all ortors and ministers Of the gospel
TO psItake p glorious cause liberty, and speak, it
is Tree to all Mr. Wall expects all his relatives to be
the spot without fall