Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-10-01

IA NAN rose in the audience and attempted
to speak, when he was greeted with loud
shouts OF " put him OUT
| MIR. Trai Don't put him ont TINS Is
! mart of the entertainment. =,
Al soon as order was restored, Mr.. irain
mt the audience in good humor again by
Relating an anecdote Of Mr.. Phillips. That
distinx uished abolitionist he said went 10
Chnrieston, S. O.. once, before he was very
well known, and put up at a hotti- ne nsu
breakfast served in his room, and was "ai.eu
mon by slave. He embraced The opportu
nifty to represent to the negro in very pa'n-
etic way. that he was man ana oro'n r
and more than that-an aeonllouis',
uegro seemed more cnxious about the break
fnst than he was about his relations or the
ronditiou of his soul, aud finally in despair
Mr. phillips ordered him to go away, saying
hat ha couldn'. bear TO bs waited upon by
slave. Excuse me- inassa," said the ne
gro. n mast stay here, cause I'm responsible
, Tor the silyerware." turea. laushter'2
Air. Train considered it was impossiele 70
chang. The nature Of the negro. He had al
hssn n newer of wood and drawer
nf water. and he would always remain so;
9 Irriea Of q shame q Shame !" q Good
. J. Good l'') The attempt at Port Royal
. showed tue absurdity oil altemptip 70 40
anything for them. Sumner, anu "i,son
AMI Andrew went to Washington short
J time ago and said to tho President, iou
n shnn't have the sixteen thousand men from
n Massachusetts unless you free the negroes.
finvatnor Andrew is now at Convention III
! p.unsylyania, hell for the purpose of press
II inc such an alternative upon the President.
"a ftiisses and cheers.) Even the President
!, las come out with proclamation. All can
> saw is. we must obey orders and support Tue
1t Administration. "a great deal OF confusion
Il followed, occasiensd by the excited tax oil a
,e man In the centre of the hall.) Mr.. Tram re-
T. nnested him 10 step on the platform anu tslk
:, il out. After while order was restoreu, anu
II The sneaker proceeded. saw Llncoln ana
& patas and Seward in Washington, and they
,s ara lll true to the country and true to george
\, r. MoClellnn. (Cheers) | stand here az
" the friend of four million black men. Have
thew done anything, | ask, 10 be massaorea
es forf Ii we set them free, would their south,
nv arm masters hesitate to destroy thom NO
- Well, the proclamation has been lssuen
y For The first time the President ctombed
&C to the abolition PRESSURE. (ureat applaus'
ay and hisses) We must change the lace
,lf things here in Massachusetts. Tell the Pre-
-. sident that Charles Sumner has no chance
going to the Senate again.
MIR. Train briefly reviewed Gen. Fremont
IRE career, and said it was an Insult TO the Pres
in ;dent and an outrage to McClel an to Civ
I'D him such a reception here in Boston. w
l.. want no lighting men, he saiu, VINO part 'nei
hiS hair in the middle. / intend to -tump tn
ere state of Massachusetts this fall, aud chal
lence Charles Sumner and all his party
ind discuss political questions with me. % 20
want to support the President and MoCle
my lam Don't you vote for Charles Sumne
md II YOU want high wages, profession to homo ]
dustry, don't you vote for Charles Summer ms
=. men unless you want the negroes TO come IN col
ra- netition with your labor, don't vote for Char
the Sumner. respect Mr.. Summers abilities-he
a., a personal friend of mine Qaughterl. but doi
" believe he is Union man. As to wilson
we afraid bc has been discouraging eulistmshts, u
who we don't want any moro of that douo. =.
ala The President has drawn the fire OF the ADJ
tionists by Issuing his proclamation Mt this til
the Ue has left nothing for them to say. II IS
oleyerest thing Of the century. tAip'ause,l Ih
IT, ID another thing against Mr.. Sumner. l ",
MS like to know If an old bachelor ia lit to iegisi
be for wives and children. Il,
osnt We must change our whole system here IN N
sachusetts. An address has just been issued to
7 in- people Of the State. 1t Is magnificent fapc
Stand by that aud bury Abolition in the CON
election forever. Don't vote for Charles sum
ware wives, tell your husbands children tall your
der tbers-dont vote for Charles Sumner. (arsat
pobt plause)