Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-04
Ffol the Bedford Sentinsi. Ang.
DISCUSSION BETWEEN WIN. N. CABELL AND JNo.


DISCUSSION BETWEEN WIN NJ. CABELL AND JNo
GoODE. JR. ed
The Presidential campaign opened in this county,
on Court day, by discussion between these gentlemen
Mr.. q. came among us unhcraided by distinguished
fame as political dehater he known merely a.
the Ecctor Of the American party In the District But,
he came without the prestige OF great name he len With
panopy Of glory won by him in the discussion Mon
day last Well the party In the District feel proud
OF the champion who unfued her the breeze
Mr. O. displayed in the discussion, ability and superb
DIRTY in debate which lusty entite him position
the front rank OF the able defenders of American princ
piles In Virginia. He met the lion OF the Democra.
cy in his stronghold, and gained a triumph which
will raise him TO q distinguished eminence In
the American party. and his power be Je by
the democracy throughout the District Mr.. Goode In
this discussion INDUCED In that Wholesale torrent Of de-
nunciaton and abuse which pre-eminently characterize
his gaseous" explosions the stump. Mr.. Cabel
boldly up to the discussion OF the issues involved In the
canvass and umphantly sustained the positions
cd by himself He showed tho heterogeneous character
OF the Democracy their garing Inconsistencies and
want Of unity, while claiming much nationality this
party does BE pointed out the papable want Of harno
NY in the Cincinnati PLATFORM and showed its absolute In
snciency for Southern protection In mastery
He denounced in strong terms the Squater sovereignty
principle OF the Kansas bill being at with the
best interests VI the SOUTH her honor and her integrity
He held In It's odium, It's injustice and
turpitude But will attempt follow Mr.. Cabcll
through the course Of his able and eloquent speech
Mr.. Goode paid his accustomed tribute the greatness
the unity, the purity, aud immaculate Nationality OF the
Democracy. He quoted from the Bible and from Shaks
peaie with guso that ueked the fancy and pleased the
ear OF his party Indeed so well did he personate Richard
ILL., on bosworh Held, that We thought no had been sud
denly transformed Into ouskined actor, 'rcading the
boards OF provincial theare whose very existence
seemed TO depend upon the favorable impression which
MS othy determinations might leave upon the minds oil his
audience. Aud "Sam" poor SAM" upon whom has
oeen hcaped 50 much nnmeried abuse was not allowed
10 pass unnonced; Mr. u rehearsed his Guoernatotal
pcech spphcaole TO the tcstoaths, the grips, &c, OF
sam win sres. satisfaction to himself aud ediheaton
20 inc uh'ertihed democracy lie was happy, he said,
n.,.' ' NJ 70 meet live w-Nothing In the
ox ~ NJ q In 40, ~ - house. We opine that the
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