Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

our t0wnsman Mr. TALBOT appearing IN the
character Of a political speaker, we surmlsed
that his friends and the public wOuA ike to
hear something more of his speech than the
bare mention vi its being made. We regret
that We cannot crafty the desire We have
heard expressed to see the speech in print
Being perfectly eXtempoTe on the part OF its
author, without a note and scarcely 4 thought
given 20 1t previously, as We learned, and no
arrangements for taking It down Ia short
hand, It is OF course out OF our power to give
it a place in our columns.
Mr.. TALBOT, rs also Messrs. HAIRY and HA.
MILTON we believe, left next day for Crosse
Tetg, to address the people of the bayou on
tn. occasion Of a Barbecue at JohuSton's old
stand. We regret that our business prevented
US from being present, as apart from the fine
speaking, we have had a previous taste CT lie
p~rotuse hberaiity and patriotism Of oar Crosse
Trte friends, and know something Of their
BsrbecurIaa cpicrrisnism. aai l.. any t."ne
could have tempted a.. such feast for Ia;cl-
lect sud stomach a was offered there on last
Thursday, would have GoEe it.
Next ~rc-sp,earot the Hon. p. D. HARDY,
aud, 10 the surprise Doubtless Ct many, he,
tnis tine, addressed he audience in French,
and We are told, IN : very i~lcitoCs manner
We say'survrs,i, for It is rare that the Anne
rican orator has also the ability 20 clOshe and
speak his IDEAS in the b%eautiiU, iliom If the
French. 1t hadsA .hne effect, and did hrm
great credit.
DAVID BARROW, Esq, our young towns
man, being called upon sfter'Mr. TALBOT had
got through with HIS admirable address, our
young friend responded in & handsome anG
fcrveHt manner foI 8 brie' period, thanbing
his friends for the opportunity thus offered
him cf pro,iaju.jue his undertaking attach
ment tn Breckenridge sud Lam, tie ConStltu
t'ousl DtmocIscy and the ElIthly Of the
States.
1t was now nearly night, but the cro"d was
still large. We tad previously lett, but en-
returning, we were JOS. IN time to hear the
conclusion c. tie ; -rca u young Mr.. IiESRT
N.tsCI, 4 lei about sixteen ye.s- T. age, tn
500 Of Mr. BERNARD H.rsch Of oar toxin. lie
bad been speaking, We were ir iorg0ed, Ter
nearly NAH IN hour, and il = style ard la
guage l.at would have Gone credi; to a more
experienced speaker. II took his hearers
completely with surprise. We anPs +; all
b. tie occasion OF s!!nU'atiu: Lin to eEer
ions in a ueS and higher field, and result St
some future day IN placing his nan sGiOue
he brightest stars Of tho geisyy o! our c0un-
try's orators. We learn that It. IS to address
tie Breckenridge and Lane Club ta.is ogea.as.
The shadows Of nigh: hid row zlrIy st,
in--an' a. the tine band Of MUSE marched
cut Of the Enclosure y:ith It's aalruatla- s,rs,as,
the crowd Eel. IL procession behind. and Cra-
dusiiy dispersed as they came up into town.
Thus cuard 4 DAY thai vii .org DC rel2y.g-
bereL by our citizens Gr the harmony aui
eciat and Success that attended evrGy,iia.-
for Jne good that has been done the cause ol
Constitutions. Democ5scy-sUd Tor iAc gen
ersi COCO feeling that preyailea-no,hing
whatever occurring to mar the proceedings
and eu,ertainmen,S of the day. At night a
splendid b.! at LeD.snc's Hail wound up the
iilge and Lane.
We cannot conclude without rendering the
tLanIs of tn. perty To the Committee nf Ar