Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

: things as they may, the column soon tiebte
. and bests hssiy coun:et-mstch for the ster
ofthe Court House, where The Pony moantin
a store box, procured for The occasion, prc
oseded 10 sddsess the wild and seiIatsd audi
: ence, (sbout $50 in number on the plessut
and pride he received in consequence Of ri
! hte triamphanteleeiion. He commenced b
stsling in his inimitsble and sttssctise style
that as he roIledzhis eyes over this vas, wild
, %erness OF heads, Ibis ocean Of nfen, that b,
Inexperienced . feeling aiken TO that feit by ii,
great tfagedian Of Rome, when performing hL
widest pieces in thegreai Amphiihsa,re. ia
the presence Of lie one hundred thousand su-
dltots. he then proceeded to thank them fol
his late election, that these were times when
small fasors should be thankfully received
and duly appreciated, and That he Intended 10
render himself entirely amenable 10 the pre-
sent rule Of society. Alter having concluded
this part Of bis discourse, which he did with
his usual smount Of fiatlery and soft sosping,
be proceeded 10 launch out on bis old back.
neyet theme Of slavery in The States. and mig
ger women stofies. We are SICK and tired Of
hearing him harp upon these things-esey
speech that be attempts 20 make is nothing
but q rehashiDg Of the same miserable stuff.
L would seem that this tIfesome lingo was all
that the man knows. and even this disgusting
and ~oontenptible as II i, would be more tol.
cradle. more endurable, if II were not for bis
inveterate egotisn and vanity. Does be think
that, simply becsuse . few men will stand
around and listen OF bis silly %ctsiter, that they
are all therefore fools aud simpleions. His
pusillsnimo US vanity urges him on 10 say thsi
every thing in the whole naiion depends upon
hhis.individusl e~xerticn, and ths,tifit were not
for HIM the Naiiodal government Q ID soon
be upon the :ovnship-ihat all The South and
Buchanan tho great leader OF ihe Democracy
OF The Nor'b, conspired together TO produce
his defeat, when in truth and fsci, neither
Buchanan nor the South scarcely know that
such an obscure egoiist as M Campbell is 10
existence. And Il II should ever fsli to our
Hot 10 listen 10 one OF his haranguies again. We
hope that God Out Of his mhaits wisdom will
nave shofn him Of ms sanity. The touch OF
. serpent causes the blood TO rush cold thrc'
me feius-the idea o. being buriedanto 2 den
Of toads - too loathsome and revolving TO ent
ldure--the Imagined torments OF p~andemonium.
sends The mind shuddering away and hurls
reason from her throne; but all these miseries
combined cannot equal the agony Experienced
Inilsteuing 70 these ouiponi,ngs OF bis unc1u-
trolled. ueconlrollabie and boundless vanity
ana egolism his low,and scurri!ous remarks
In relation 10 MI. Valiardighams were nncail-
Cd TOT ungeniismnnis, and very much out Of
place. and more particularly 50 when used to-
ward 40 opponenls o. whom we are quite sure,
even mr.. Csmpoeit With oil his egotisn must
aomn is.intnhe'y ne superior IN point OF cor
hect edueanon, natural and acquired abilities
as an orator. clear ana comprehensive views
OF our uteory o. government and IN TACT IN
eseIJtnins tnat coaspHes 70 make The gen
heman ana scno'ar. anu whether Mf. Camp
bell VIII admit tor note'ia our opinion mat
tefs but lille, ss bis cowstdly course without
explanation, 10 iefusing 20 meetML ". on the