Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-11
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Ae0 = aaiiy VI AS uuigIluCG 1cEo o1 S8kllEs-
day. Well, was present and took notes.
About two hundred persons, including Frs--
monters, Fillnoreitss, women and boyss,
were present, to raise and see raised, Al
spliced fine hickory pole. At the second;
attempt, by the command of the Colonel
they raised their pole, (but It Jeans to the
SoTh,) and the Band struck up ''H HaiI Colum!
bia." The Yound Giant was the frst to-
mount the stump. His speech, as noted in
my log book, vas as follows. Fellow citi-
zens, one and all, that flag shall always
wave over u. The Black Republicans
would take out sixtesn stars, and leavs us
but fifteen. Ths Republicans want Cuba
to put the niggers in. Senator Hsmlin made
Fo nth of July spe ech in Maine, when be
was in Washington city; when he was q
Democrat he was good man, but going
the Republicans makes him disunionist.-
The Catholic Religion is the best in the
world. Lord Baltimore taught the New Eng
landers, equal and expect justice to ALL
He tolerated all religions in Maryland. be-
cause Queen Bess granted him that kind of
papers, and he had to do it. Buchanan and
Fillmore are gentlemen, and 60 in for Zig
gers The democracy are the same old
Loco Foco party that elected Pierce, only
they have backed out of nonintervention,
and they go for driving Free State men out
of Kansas, and making it Slave State
The Buchanan and Fillmore parties are
two great deserving parties, they want the
spoils The Republican party is q section
al party, because it is opposed to the extern
sion of slavery. If Brooks was guilty, so
was Fremont for he crossed the Rocky
Mountains. Toombs was determined that
Pierce should make Kansas Slave State,
but the Republicans would not let the Pres
ident have that power. The Black Repus-
Iicans have too many Kansas outrages for
electi,neering purposes. 1t won't do, we
uust make slave State of Kansas, that
will FIRE them. / am dune, by giving three
cheers for the Platform, Jsmss Buchanan.)
and he swung his hat around his head sew
eral times, and then came the cheers, bat
some of them started wrong, for Fillmore,
fer they had been SO used TO cheering him,
to help the Fillmoreites, butinally got right,
and Old Buck got part of the cheers
The wanderer spoke next; he commsncsd~
by fourishing and extras, pointing to the
flag, thirty one stars that shine SO bright;
elect Fremont. and fifteen We will take out.
He was an Old Line Wing, he loved the
Old Line Wings, that would vote for the
platform, (ten cent Jim.) No man present
could read Fremon.'s letter of acceptance,
but himself. The Democratic party do
moi wish 10 extend Slavery over the CONT
nent, no, not into the Free States, only into
the Territories. Fremont is an Abolitionist,
and have proved him such. He bought
two hundred horses of the Mexicans' He
was like Jack Csde, he made himself Empe-
ror, at Suffers Block House, He. has not
good common sense He is a good civil
Engineer He is an insolent, dirty little
puppy.' He worked his hands during his
exp lorations, and when forced to do SO, at
tackled the Mexicans, drove them back,
and took possession of the land of Cold
He says, sell your rifles and buy Bibles, all
ye people. Boys sing tina: good cid
'ong,' icant sing) blt the Band struck up,
he Star spangIed Banner, no doubt, to
latch sDsd,' but they couldn't come L.
Another gentleman mounted the stump, and
delivered himself, by letting of steam in
his wise. Fellow Democrats, cur party
North are not in favor Of extending Slavery,
,ut the South Understand they can take their
liggers where they please 1t is net con-
for Americans to rule America.
Every Democrat present would vote for
runken worthless sccundrel, Gf q demo-
rat,) before he would vote for man belong
ng to any other party, though ne is good
;tixen. Mr.. Fillmore is an Aboltionist,
nd Mr.. Bucha nan Fsderalist, bat they are
9th of themgentlemen, and the country is
afe. Mr. Fillmore is an American, for he
igned the Fugitive Slave Law, g. Bills for
Territorial governmental in New Mexico and
allowing, ,unna naturalized Foreign
RS to vote; that 10 Americanism. Mr.. Fill
,ore 10 Cotholic for he sends his daug liter TO
Catholic school. Col Fremont is Slave
lolder, for he voted against abolishing
Slavery in Brazil. Fremont is an infant,
is father is his Country. He is not an -
IboIitionist, for he has just commenced the
lphabet of Black Republicanism. Mr.
buchanan was a member of that Congress
nat decreed that we must have Cuba; elect
i'm, and he viii take it, negroes.Spaniards
nd Catholics. He changes so often, he =
lust be right sometimes. He is the cniy
ian, that eau olive our big team safe, and
ake Kansas a Slave State, annex Nicar-
lgua. Mexico and Cuba, Motto, The
MON must be preserved, if Buchanan is
ected, but il Fremont is elected, we will
ssolve this great Union, and make Old
uck President anyhow. We repealed the
issouri Compromise, to extend Freedom.
he Belmon. Chronicle calls US, the Black
1t is not very wrong to re-
lire voters 10 swear to support the Fugi-
re Slave Law, for it is the Jaw of the
lnd.' He finishes, by calling for three
leers for odd Buck but it was no go, the
eers stuck in their throats, they thought
ten cents day, and robbing the Nails.
the happiness of some in the evening, .
nothing else was Tree, they must have
mt for free whiskey. We hear that three
our citizens denounced Locoiocoism that
sning, and several others since. We
'uld like to have more meetings. Of that
I'd, i. like causes produce like Effects
they wish to help the Democracy, they
ouid not contradict each other, but should
lrn, or understand their lessons better
ley now have very ire pole, but they
cd it. tor without going one kalf q mile
IN that pole, can name thirty-6ve. that
citizens, that voted for Pierce. but will
t support Buchanan. We do not know
W the Unlerri6e feel, but we 49,
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