The true Democrat., 1856-07-01
Col. HnrrOW at Dover.

Col. BurrOW at Dover.
 Col Burrow met his appointment al Dover on the 2lst inst, which was hailed with de- light by the democracy of old Pope; and day to be long remembered and regretted by the disciples of Sam;' and which was attended by the largest concourse of people ever assembled in the county, on a similar occasion. Persons were in attendance from every portion of the county.
 The greatest anxiety and solictude were manifested on that morning, by all, for the ColonePs approach, as the intelligence had reached that place that he had been unable to get to his appointment at Dardanele. But to the great satisfaction of the people, he made his appearance upon the stand in the court . house about one o'clock, when every chair, bench, and corner, were filled with eager listen CTS, and the doors and windows crowded by anxious hearers without who were unable to get in the house. some of whom had been sorely bored for the 'hollow head" by "he aCho hl9lcs aU things" and recently administered to by the same Dr. BORE land, whom. MT Preston took around in '5l to bare off for him.
 Col. Burrow had not been speaking half hour, when the most profound silence relgned through the whole auditory, except when now and then broken by the almost involuntary shouts of some of the old veterans of demo- cracy the lovers of liberty, and the haters of prescription.
 The Colonel analysed "Kno,o Nothing Amer icani5m" showed up all its component parts. First their prescription of Catholics, next the foreigners and next the prescription of them selves in the southern States, and every part and parcel of it, not leaving point untouched, nJr oae of their thousand changes unnotced. Aud by his very elegant and eloquent man. her of address, his forcblc logical, and i'm pressye reasonings he seemed to bind, Tn magic spell, and draw near to him every nearer, til all were absorbed in the deepest thought, while he made bare and exhibited before their eyes the destructive tendencies of Know No- thingism, and showed by past history the ex- | perence of other nations. The best of reason- ng and the production of facts, facts irrefutable \ by the Immortal ana, Jim YeU," or any other o their egotistical speakers, or their more rein- \ si i,modest, and sensible debators; the monarchi- cal, ,despotic and runous effects of their proscrp- f tive policy, if carried into effect, until preiu. dicc's dulest eye was forced to see, and their | most stubborn mind to comprehend. Not stone of the whole fabric did he leave up | moved.
 | He showed that they did not only proscibe
 one sect and one class, but whole states and
 communities. He showed by the resolutions | passed by the Know Nothings in many of the
 northern states, that Know Nottingham is of | northern origin: that in the south it Is an exo-
 tc and that southern Know Nothlngs are but
 the auxilarjes of the freesoilerS. It IS true
 taev lo not assault with blows, but hold while
 the north skins, and by this process, we will
 soon be stripped of the last foot of territory,
 though it was purchased with SOUTHERN \ BLOOD and southern money.
 II It is admitted by all that he threw much | light upon the subject, never before seen. lie
 convinced the minds of many, and convicted 'Ae most obdurate, who were prostraCe peioie 7 nm, spel-bound as it were to their seats Many of his arguments were new; he brought f many facts to bear never before discussed here l. He vindicated President Pierce, Gov. Con. d Way. Stephen A. Douglas, and the democratic t' nry from the blackguard and scurrility attempt
 ed to be heaped upon them by the insignif
 cant and preposterous Jim Yell He showed
 'he past and present condition of the banks pg tue services performed by Jim Yell, who was re one of the attorneys for two years, and whose ea Whole course shows his willingness to sacrifice #. # the honor and prosperity of the State to ele
 sate himself into high places, where his merits
 ana abilities would never raise him, and tha