Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-23


aiding the movements Of the Prince
Of Wales. and the still greater "move-
ments Of the Prince Of Squatter Sover-
eignniy. it becomes our plcasurable
duty to make . record OF the move
ments" Of the Hon. John Key. the
distinguished candidate Of the Ran
iolph County Democracy for Repre-
sentative.
lie il callei from his rural seclusion.
and on board OF the wreck of the BAL
timore Convention he proceeds at
once. attended by DIR. Rhulc. his pri-
vate physician. to Deerhcld. Heis re-
ceived by the admiring multitude. con-
sisting Of l3 Democrats. who represent
the 13 original Colonies. and > Re-
publicans. who were there to save the
city. His speech was just the thing
for the occasion. admirable in all It's
parts.
The next movement" ne are called
upon to rccor,l was his departure from
Dccrheld on the coach. Dred Scott. ct
tended by his physician. to Ridgeville.
There the firing Of cannons anil the
shouts Of the assembly caused the gen
tleman to pause in his movements
and inquire why it was that such dis
tinguished respect should..bc shown to
one hitherto so humble and unpreten-
tious. But the raising Of hickory
pole on the occasion Of his arrival still
more astonishcd him. Alas, thought
he. how uncertain are human affairs
lie knew not what destiny was writ.
ten on his future He mused:- per.
haps. they will scnd me to the Legis-
lature. Once there. hcnceforth hi,
doom is fixed Perhaps. he may mex
be called to the Senate. then to thu
Governors chair. then to Washing
ton, and so Oh his movement" may
continue to keep him from home anf
friends.
But the speech being over, and hav
ins been examined by his physician
and pronounced sound on the goose
; he next takes passage on the Dri.
PoLyGAMY and proceeded over the cain
waters Of Salt Lake to Emmctsville
AS the Brig approached The shor
and the movement" Of Prince John
the Democrat, were made known, the,
all cried with one accord "speak thor
to us. o Princc!" And he opened hi
mouth and Taught them, saying. ever
lily has my heart ycarned for you a
| for the aesh-pots of Egypt" and S
spakc he until all the people Of En-
metsvillc were agog at his wonderful
sayings. The night was far spent be
fore they were ended.
Having been refreshed. by slum b er
the movements" of the Prince wer
next in the direction Of Fairvicw OF
board thcwATER RAFT. non -interves,io
As the raft" drew near the city
the multitude were alarmed and fed
leaving behind the followers of Abra
ham only. This unexpected state O
affairs very sorely depressed the spir
it's and perplexcd the movements" @
the passengers Of the water raft. Al
examination. by the private physician
resulted in the conclusion that tn
movements" of John, the Democrat
had been so extraordinary at I'm
mctsvillc that it would not he safe 70
him to declare unto the disciple
Of Abraham the water raft gospel. S
they departed unwept and unsung
shaking of the dust of their fee
against the city whose inhabitants wor
SHIPPED not at the shrine Of their god.
To the South they turned their ia
ccs. The water raft having failed, tn
movements" Of the gallant crew wer
con6nel to the fatboat. Little Dug
Morristown was the next city to whicl
the Doctor and his political patien
bent their way. But no booming can
mons laundering roar was the sigma
Of their arrival. The people with mu
sic and banners did not welcome them
Their hearts were sad. Their fame Ina,
not spread round about the city o
Morristown, so on the morrow, hav
ing paid the inn-kceper. they departed
Away from the city. John. TN
Democrat. says To his adviser. "Wha
can this mean. My movements ar
no. appreciated" The Doctor oil
ministerei a powerful anodync am
spoke words OF cheer to his ,lesYond
ing Prince.
I. As they came in sight of the city o
Farmland. they saw one standing ala
of whose countcnancc was lighted N
as with ",odeorn rhisky." who shout
ell. "all hail. the teachers of our la,
and faith now enter the city" Thci
reception was cordial and their phys
+. ical wants were spiritually provide