American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
JeGu aiasoy Joses at Warrington.

Jehu Clancy JOBes at Washington.
The Distinguished dulIard from Penn
sylvania--lbsd PEesident's fsvorite--the
man who a'e soniany good dinners with
the President snd so highly appreciated |
The honor that he thought that the votes Of |
the members of. Congress dependant upon
the courtesies Of the dInin room al the
White Hpuse---the man who busted him
self TO frank circulars all over the codntry !
Io'th4 Washington Union, announcing that |
the Union WAS in position - undrfsrsBd !
the viewsof the AdniBis Fation a6d Of its !
Democratic friends in Congress --tbe man !
Of pompous iucapaahy. s. Chairman Of
the Commute ofWays and NeaSb ofthe
House Of RspreseE tatiVes-4Nhe mau whose |
airs ofgrpat self eomDlaceucy and acts Of
intense T1saness and httIsness, esused hi
to be beaten when the rSgulr Democratic
candidate. in the famous Bsrks Congress
sional DislEict--Who, elected TO the House
IN Sc by over six thousand majority. Bas
IN '58. aided by al the corruption fund
OF the President, ignominously defeated
who, when spurned ny his constituents, was
! petted by the Presidenr--who, kicked out
Of the public service bv the people, was
cousoled by fat foreign appointmsnt--
the Han through whom the President
chose to be insoIent toward tLose who
gave him evidence Of their repddi.tion Of
Bis test Of D-mocracy-Ihe man who
made his appearance at Washington on
Friday evening, and the Washington Usion
TIE Court Journal" Gays. 'the news of
: bisarrivSl sooH sprsad among his numer
: Gus friends. and With the marine band
they Immediately called upon him in a
, body aud gave him s4pnsde" This
traitor to the people Godld not arriye in
. Washington without an ovation from the
government for the numerous friends" Of
D Mr. JoxEs were only the creatures Of the
4 President. the clerks and contractors and
: the hangers on about the different ho-
i / tells. -ft3
These things aud some Of the chief
2 tcaiies Of the city Of tostips. gathered
d about the Honorable Jehu. the repndisted
s Of the people but the commended Of the
!, Exsfutiye And Jtlu was addressed by
n the Hon DANIEL RAfcL1FYE. Esq. They
v had Sympathissd with Jshu in the rev.Ise
that he had sustained Al the hands Of his
cOustit aents Some Of the best men in diff
: ferent ages had also experienced the pangS
3 Of public iugratitude. Anrient history
e furnished an illustrious .example in the
n case Of AR1sTiDEs. What parallel Je
= hu Jones and Aristides just! Auf
Z here is the clim,x Of Mr.. Ratcliffs. speak
= ing in bshsIt Of the people OF Washing
d ton as reported for the Court Journal:
l. "W hiie fegretting the necessity tha
y sent Mr.. Jones for time to a forsigr
IS shore. yet they felt proud thatth sagaeit.
70 ofthe President had selected such MAJ
p to uphold The honor Of this country at
= European court, -
10 We would iia,iciss tho aSove Mt its i'm
: per.iuence curiously6ofned to stolidi'y. j
sufficiently glaring Jetu was now calle'
'e out and received with enthusiastic cheers
He wouldn't make speech. AMI could .
le il he should undertake it. rs no laugusg
could express the deep feelings OF his heart
le or course not He considered thst-tha
TO crowd Of the Presidpn'tscattle-th proud
Y. EST triumph OF his life. Wherever he wa
he would always remember his sojourn il
. !, Washington. or course he would. GEN
:" LANE OF Oregon, was next called out. =
y He had served in Congress with Je''
" and he gave Jehu an excellent character.
- = Jshu kad been a good boy. He had a
u ways been good Democrat ride the o
10 pinion OF B. rks Co. Pay He had bee
" stricken down nv mansuvering! (indee
Is -pon honor:) And. at was gr,tifyin
=. - that the faithful patriot who ptesides owe
I" the destinies OF this country saw the cG
"a "a parity, honesty. and integrity. Of j.. an
M gave him mark Of his cou6denoe in a
Y 6ohotabie appointment abroad. 1t was
7 wise choice It was cohfdencs well bsstoW
ed.
. Aftef this what could the company d
~ Init hbroeeeI rs the Executive mansion,
- They must 90 to s9es' that fithf6l patriC
~ who had appreciated the great populatl
= ~ repudiated Jeha. Andi ~
~ ~ 1.-The Presiderft appeared at IT, windO'
- - aad was Loudly ehestad BY the vast throu
- that had then eatheted. He teniatke
!. that his DAYS for making speeche, wei
-. over, but his heart impellsd Him 10 than
"A them for the honor they ta1 done hini !
calling upon him He,entertainst yer
4. warm regard for the people Of Washing
- - ton, and knew that among than were !
~ true and faithful Democrats as ware
~ he found on the surface Of this country. :
ma. Hs- than bid them gooi night and they r.
is turned to the, rssiienee, Of Mr., Film
sv where several more spirit; stirring al
A. were performed by Prof. Seals band. AZ
IA refreshments were provided in, abuud.n'
,or for the guests, After discussing the got
If things before them, srverai .ioasts we
nm drank and speeches made, and the cor
NJ. ,psny dispersed with feeling that tr'
i've Democracy like Chtislianit, may be "P4
"a secuted, but not forsaken cast down, D
Der MT destroyed" ~. NJ 2
he And so ended the, ovation Of Jehu, vi
tha speedily departs for Austria where II
fair 10 say, there was, some propriety
sending the fellow. who though far fro
mo. the fatness of the Executive mansion, "
it's not be beyond the reach Of saTofy diDn'
Je. nor far removed form congeni,l despoti'
out though in Vienna il may not De so sstuI
is as, to spi; bis. capsciy yn,u sdi ge "A
per Esaaa1,J 49,. 4 gTy-7 {Gs ,..,7Vs ,4.S ,
HE EE-The How thai shot time o1
les i wing has renewed his age.
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