, 1860-07-14
Cas4luA NJ. Clay at I4outasllle~..Am
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Casslun NJ. Clay at Louiavfile--.Lms
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LOUISVILLE, july sth. LEU.
Ems. GAzx17x:-That noble patriot, set1 sact.- s,a
ficiux ci.iz:n and brave mun, Cassius 4 u. SA5; y
.nofe here laat night to IN immense crowd ot
people, and taking the yesterday Ofn'o1 -
rule Of computation. there muat hare been Al
least i, 900 persons on the ground. =.
Mr. Glay's speeth was remarkable Tor its
strength apaa Iucidness, though no. bespanged
with fancy peforations and magic onEsts ol .
school boy's Fourth Of July hltaufin speech.
For terseness, conclutive arguments tnat a1' ~
TO the inner brain Of bis heaser, II e9uaneIh, hi -
not exceeded, anY effort that / have ever nao
The rood fortune to listen to. His remarks 10
regard to the workings Of Democracy "efe ".a-
eriug indeed. The present most corrupt ao-
mintst.a.iou was handled with 60 danny na-
gers. The wild ambition Of the pot'nou Gem.
n1ogue, Stephen 4. Douglas, was held up ~
rsry uEenviable light. Ut Ar. Bell re SAD eut
little, acknowledging him to be c9nae!1s.'se
patriot, but whose claims for the fts'aeps5
Tera mt under consideration, and altogether
unrecoenized where the conflict TtaAy foysa-
in other words Sr. Bell WAS not in the race; aoa
though he may run gallantly over the 9outneea n
side Of the course, yet when the emil "'nos u
The North to lch his tanks he will stlhen up ana
will not even ret around the track; tnathe ~.
be distauced the first heat, if not drawn oe1ole
the race comes of. His remarks upon o!asefy.
though clothed with due respect to bis anoienee
Of Southern pro slavery men, were conclusive
and convincing to any uoprejad1ced mlnd. d..
He gave Ut to understand that the next F1es.
ident will be abraham Lincolo, native no5n
Ken,uckian and though | an iadiTldua!y oe.
sirous for the election Of John Bell, yet II mas'
be confessed that with feelings OF stare p1ioe'
and crftE pride, would not aerlously oplee1 10
the event predicted BY Mr.. Clsy-
Perhaps you would like to know what mean
by creek pride. Mr. Lincoln WAS born on 'ha
ba:ks Of Nolln, stream on which have r.
sided many years, and In whose clear watefs
hare oft delighted to bathe my feTered limos:
Nolin is One Of the most beautiful streams tna1
( ever beheld, and if 1t was SO that it coald oe
removed to some spot Of freedom more congo
NAL to utility, it ~ould become celebrated toI
usefulness a. well as beauty, II ahounds a!onG
its whole course with most excellent alfes 10Y
mill or factory purposes, and all that y Eeeoeo
is the hand and brain Of the thrifty 3aHEte 70
nuke its banks resound with tue nome OF nna
chiuerJ aud the glad voicea OF thousands o.
happy and industrious people, g..
Ii, however, has the ban OF Slavery upon IT,
and its beautiful, but almost useless, waters fda
their course through the land, dong nothlne
save here and there some trlHtog mih calls uPot
aportion Of i. to grind a few bushels OF corn Of
wheat. while the little "ni2gsr," IN "aning 'ol
| his griss, spends his Tor hta masters t1tne !.
dshing ior a few gudgeons to supply the den
| cheney caused By losing his dinner, while Wals =,
| Ing upon the sluggish mill and sluggish mlAeF