Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
TI,rinIa EIrtions r-ypsish d IA Wl 4 y. ~
WashInSton Rny6 Of tht kngW'aosp'Ass
over lhelr Defeat.

tIEBIulB HI4ltIuu1 r7-fft@H4S. y s5--t u.1htn-,d
WashInslOn Ruy6 Ioi he knpW'aOsapllhss
over lhslt Deicat.
Itappcars by tic following dispatches
nom Washington thai III. Wise on being
called on BY the pcopb 81 that city, ana
attempting 10 address them in reply 70
their congratulations, That the '.darklanternI
olgarchyn undertook to put him down,
Il was struggle Of brute strength on thet
one land, and OF courageous and scoryful
sloqucnce on the otler. How Perfcctyl
natural that this secre, band Of sworn con
spirators, plotting thsir tfeason7at mid.
night, should be mobocrat bulDics out Of
doors. in day light.-h. stss
\ WAmfxGros, May 20.
+ wise has Just closed i short address To-
about live thousand people In front Of
Browns Hotel. HesfDke from the upper
balcony, and Pennsylvania ny. for some
distance was a dense mass Of human pc
ings. "a portiopo tts crowd on the out
side, srid 70 have been Know-N othings,
stten ned to drown his voice by aconstsnt
succession Of J ellis and goans. liisspccch,
as far is he was permitted to go, was la
John Randolph IN severity. lilo closed by
sayingshis lungs were too weak 70 contend
with the mob Of the dark lantern oligarchy.
A splchdid band Of music was in attend
apcc..e r .E aI II
SPEECH by Mn. WISE.
!. WAslnScToN, May 90.
AT 6Io' clock this evening tremendous
gathering assembled before Browns Hotel
and called Mr.. Wise ont to manifest 70
him tho joy they experienced at his sue.
cess in tho election. After the Marine
Band hid played number Of compliment
tary airs, Mr.. Wise was introduced TO the
auditory from the balcony, and was'grect-
ed with the most deafening applause BY
his friends, and boots and Kisses from the
Know Nothings, Of whom there was Sa
very large number in the crowd. Amid
tho greatest excitement Mr. Wise COM
menccd, and said: . !. MN .siE
FELLow CITIZENS or WAsHrSaroS:--l
never regretted more in my life than now
that have not more strength. II u
not generous TO trample on u PROSTATE foe
[Cries Of ''good, y /"good," and .'hear, +"
accompanied BY groans and other "de-
monstrations'1 but il! ever allowed 10
+ put my lhei on the neck of n fallen enemy
| might 10 pardoned tonight Renewed
interruptions here occurred. lfthere was
ever an opponent domineering and dicta-
toriaf, it'll that ilibcral party which as
sumes now TO rule America. He has
boosted tlEat he was insincible. / have
met the biloxi knight with, his sizion down,
and bis shield and lances are broken More
interruptions from tia. Know Nothings.
| He has crossed the North stamping his
foot, so that the nation might feel the
shaking ofthe earth. But be Travelled in
the night, with dark lanterns in hand, and
just before day, to do Ms Boosting; mer
became appalled, and their blood curdled
in, their ycins--their muscles crowded on
| their bones and fears came oyer the mind,
Of the people. | had proclaimed he was
easily conquered. j knew the rock Of de.
fence~-and that rock was the indomitable
democracy Tremendous cheers by< the
friends Of Mr.. Wise, and renewal Of iuter,
rup,ions byIhis foes. L. =. RI II.
/. Mr.. Wise then briefly gave an ,accoun,
Of the travel be had performed, and Of the
oratorical tolls he had endured during the
canvass, and said: Notwithstanding Sam
had achieved victories in tho North,
knew lie could not meet the masses Of tic
people, in primary assemblages in Virgin.
ia. knew he could not stand before the
pibroch and trump Of liberty. He mi ght
live ia the land of secret ballot, but he
could not survive the yivavoce Of the peo-
pie. Applause. and cries Of "Huzza for
San" Aye, that voice had orerwhelm-
ingly conquered in the Old Dominion
[kcnewed applause. was told by my
friends, and now tell yoa,-(hcrc the
confusion was>so great that the remainder
Of what Mr.. Wise said was lost.) Is the
ear Of 1.-THE people not allowed 10 listen to the
language Of liberty? Not only arc those
Sans" hurrahing for the destruction o.
religious liberty, but they would tramplc
on the freedom Of the pen and press. IAp.
plause and disapprobation.l l tell you
you have found your master IN a purified
majority, which consists Of the conscien.
tious and conservative mon Of both the
old parties. Renewed interruptions and
various cries mingled with applause. T.
| My friends would il | were one Of die
Lord ! annointed, give you a little Of the
holy water you ask for; you need i'd
Laughter, applause and groaus. You
who are crying out therefor holy water
are hypocrites. A voice, "That's lie
you want it. You have joined in. the
war Of the Abolitionist on the institution,
Of Virginia. you want holy water &c
!. TO your high breasts. Applause, mingled
:. with cries Of" Hurrah for Sam.''l Think
Ihaye made converts Of you, Judging By
your cheering. Renewed laughter BY TIL
friends ofMr. Wise, and cheering By hi,
j foes .fI 3<1
thank you from my heart, be irolic,
ally said, for your decent, orderly conduc
and behavior. You have demonstrates
you are worthy 10 be masters Of this grca
country. What laws will guard US 4
such men as you rule the country? Dis
cussion, It would appear, is not tolerated
/ Mr.. Wise was here silenced by the groan,
from the Know Nothings and hurrahs fol