The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17
Our Cincinnati Correspondence.
CINCINNATI Sept H. 1858.

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Stoned IN coriagton Ky.Hor he Reeered On Ohio
R~. 4 1 ID Campbell Proposes Iasse him to the Ciif
Hoass-Hosc he Exhibited al Richmond Ind, AMI
6rcanod at-Hcc ne Endorsed Fillmore al Tippeosnoeu
dboa The Tppeoonoe Dat 81 The Democ,Gc-Breck Goes to
See Old Buck TIE First aud Last Tae-Peaayloaaia
Tight Sgueesen-Ths Necs from Moine-TAs Hsgra %
Breckenridge from SarerHoe ne Tried Lie IL Ioo,
&c. g..
The Hon. John C. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky. the
democratic candidate for Vice President of the Unlied
States arrived in this city on Friday last his return
from Pennsy lvania Perhaps it will he we'll FOR to
give you sketch Of the progress of Mr. Breckinrdge
through the Northern States II certainly despe
rate expedent to call him out his tour after the Vice
Presidency will be nearly famous in history Is WAS
Gen. SCOTS hunt for y site for military no ipi'al
Mr. Breckinridge LETT Kentucky under rather peculiar
circumstances A squad OF his Kentucky friends gath
cred al the railroad depot where he Was expected and
gave him reception and he made small speech, ex
cusng himself from doing much on the very tenaoie
around OF physical incaplcty. small procession fol
lowed him to the river and he embarked the ferry
BOAT he and bus escort assaied by "a vohey Of
stones thrown py band Of high toned = Kentucky
Know NothinRs Of the Louisville mob kind.
Several OF transparences and two were struck
by the siones ana Mr.. Breckenridge came near having
bis handsome face spoiled by flying brick.
on the OH, side OF the river Mr. B well received
and the guest Of the Mayor or the city, Hon J. j.
was received by large crowd, to whom he made neat
speech, but evidently suffering Severely from phys
cal exhaustion. Hts speech amonrted to nothing more
than a re hash Of the thousand times repeated and
d. spised about saving the Union For one, he
ekd he sick Of hearing that the Union was in danger
false alarm had often ben given; but II lime the
Union was In imminent danger enough. Even his
Ruch amer audience laughed this The weakness and
folly Of il pspable as to be funny.
The next speech made at Hamilton, few miles
north Of this where be addressed the multitude " from
stand in ont Of Con, L. \. Campbell's house. Camp
bell has pretended to be very mad about this since
be come back, and very nearly "rolled himself In his
countrys flag theresboG On ore OF the flags displayed
where Breckurcge vas spe lking were the meet
me at the Chon Ho Sc few the responsibility
OF suggesting the Clifton house battle ground he
maddened as bun at red flag al the Haunting OF this
banner with the strange device in front Of his residence
So when il came hs turn 10 make speech, a few days
afterwards, he said that he would De glad 70 meet Mr..
BFeoku rid the stump the led, at home at
the Clifton House face 10 face, nj ten PAGES. Now,
this no, warnke, shoold ike to know what woulo
be- Brecknrdge and Campbell are both dreadful with
the rife and theyare so high toned aud honorab e.
and fiery, and desperate, and pncAy, and reeniless
trenble at the probable resuit.
Mr Breckenridge was on his way TO the Tippesano bat
te ground, you remember, and next turned up at
gwen, as was well known that he would be
along Oh certain tram. large crowd was
collected, and a the train stopped bet few
minutes, and thee no time tor speech, he
begged simply TO show hi Dself the platform Of
the hindmos which he pr, senty did, and bowed
very poney Of course, and received with three
cheer Some one then called or three cheers for FIRE.
mont and they were given WITH will and three groans
Tor 20 Blck Breck not beng included (presen
parry always excep,ec) followed and which, with some
faint effort at applause nterminging, the train moved
You exquisite propriety o Mr. Breckinridge ex
posing himself the hind end OF the hindmoat car II
was iacctiousy rich, magnhcenty oily. Surely come
frfnonter IN disguise con eel red that ID, a.
Then ind that Breck appeared at Indianapolis the
same night thai Douglas, Bright and Csss spoke there
each making stupid Uron saving, niger driving IA
rn.tn hr. Etr~A n Fnr
want Of physical stamina a usual.
no for fippecanoe Ths, the field whercon the
Niger drivers proposed 10 conquer the North
their niger driving schemes. Douglas was there to
TAX about subdung black repuoncanism. Cass was
Az Usual he approached the subject without any ebal.
Iton OF teelpgn ba; feeling that the country had JUS
clean gone and done II to itself Bright there John
Van buren, there, eating his cid words, and very
sorry and incigssuoe meal they are, he finds.
Dan Dckr son, OF New York, was there. James Clay
The feature Of the day was Brecknridge and the fea
tlEe OF bis speech that ID q parsphrase Fill
nores Abary speech lie pitched 10 and avows ID in ex
pcit terms the "uont submit doctrine putting the
re the Nortn whether they would submit II the South
should elect PRECEDENT and answering the question him
eeE thus-"Ah you needn't answer; know your man
sediments, knoT you woudn'Lh Tns disguised the
o. the No thwet much and s telling strongly every
day rgsnst Beck and Brock The nppccaaos demoa
81 alton was 70 have continued two days but the nrst
CAP 1rze amply sufficient II discovered 10
he rreueyAble failure, and the celebrities efi and
the few peope called together followed fast, thai by
tbs afternoon ~ day there were not enough
let 20 make respectable hgh. and Il happens TO be
faci ibai the Tea . ala get drGnx eet up
nght, Which vas not respectable, howsver either IN
cinaeIsio5s mate isl.
Here comes a histus 10 Mr. Breckiprlige's movements
There sss vacsucy 10 the programme tie went under
ri Ippccanee ard ~ten next heard OF Was al Ptisburg
rsza< 70, Phl.deipaa. How he managed 70 eide
from 1ipTecanoe 70 Httsburg, unooserved by mortal
The P1sburgers Wished Rreck TO talk to them but ne
depha; but While hey we're WAVING :or HIN at,he roth
ery loving ~ha, should he 90 but take side track
Al Lancaster, and rush down 20 wheAtlsnd 70 the
Hoo. JRmcs Blu hAlan, where and when the democratic
Candidates for the Presidency ari N,e Presidency
10 rn,,d u"s va 1n, sue sao u%aS
received by Buck and the bottle mid ze best of ye
nusb rcipeciet whisksy, placed before him
From Wheatlanf Sir Brecxinrdge proceeded 10 Pha-
dcipLs for bis vile who had be stopping there for
few da for Der health. q the events mat there trans
pred uh refereLce 70 Brock presume you are better
informed than am.
b, frida, evening be the train the Little
n ami karoaf, coming West and stopped IN this city at
~ sfencsr House 10 ne evening screnaeed
called Out Tor speech, bet could only hebly excuse
nssf Next DAY be the oaic n route FOR hts
home Loxugtn During hi. speech ID The city be hai
much 10 say 81 the democratic party, the only
thsi has Material s,resg,a 10 every ia.iuee." nscn
Crcco al bands with the exception Is partsaDs
vh1 are 20 desperss AZ 70 be fooh that be has By ns
Vsn materially diminished this material strength"
a. vel hm own personal strength Bent personally
RrilemaD. and ibersfre cui % from lying about and
personally assang Fremont, be had nothing 70 say that
Oas iaeloen, q The lie Of Mr. Breckenridge ~hi.h
t3ov 10 be matter a fact, have 10 print
asa u should be related here. some years since n
Isss tbiDk pss NJ. Brecknr'tT. became disgus,ec
with the fusttuton 81 slavery, ADD determined 70 leave
he tave ssts 70 ct assy from us purifying Influences
He did 80, moved 10 Iowa, with the li.nton Of
making ts pefnsnei home there, with the ambition Of
growing VI with the gigantic free commonwealth which
D. destined 70 Ia that quarter. But the Oh
uaic I'D rot sgrte win MIN, aud - the country
wd she the people deceit knd Of .boracr ruiisns.
tae facilities tnsl Il afforded and the habits tnat
rreva.eht I'D not suit HE refined tastes; aud he
bsvseo cot from the bsckwoods and into his Old home
o. kentuck Hs eyes, however have been often
forth, and be nov island lone " the Twelve
Apostles 10 LAKE supsflor where be goes ior the be
~ II u his heath.
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