Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-30

NUMBER 59. ?.

70 theirterms. IL we are 70 haveA treaty
Of peace We are 10 ight for il aud conquer
peace. Tam for doing that. tCheers.j
England has been acting the dog from
the word CO. Hypocrisy, deception false
hood. smuggling-thal has been her neuI
trality. I am in favor Of declaring war
against her Wbeuever this thing iS wound
up, giving her the devil aud rubbing it 10.
Uaughter.l sent the Queen OF England
message the other day=private and con.
hdential-6y merchant going abroad 20
London. told him to go to Windsor Cas-
tie; give her my respects, and tell her that
| had known Individuals in America, and
whole neighbOrhoods, to make eomfortR-
ble living by just minding their own bust
ness. Much merriment.) / told him 20
give the Queen the aueed0te Of the little
Dutchman at the battle Of New Orleans,
as il exactly covered the case.
They had Tennessee Dutchman at the
battle OF New 0rleans-an honest man, not
professor of religion, not q Christian by
profession, but he had learned from his
parents that General Washington was a
man Of faith aud prayer, and never went
into battle without making Il the subject
of prayer aud he thought be would do
like Gen, Washington. So the boys, hear
ing some one praying away terribly in the
ehapParnt Que day Just before the battle,
they followed him into atheibashes, aud
there they found the Dntebman on his
marrow-boues-on his. .huDkers, with mp
lifted bands and streaming eyes, aud he
was praying. Mind, the application Is 70
the Queen. He was praying: sob, Lord
Gottl come down dis one time and help
US 6ght on de side of America /; but so be.
Oh Lord, II you can't come on our side, Oh
F.0Pd HOnff bn1r -eha DFGA 81 ky1Ra nE, Trryfa
you stand ofHud say nothing, and you see
one Of the damnedest fights yOn ever heard
Of" (Roars of laughter.l
told him TO ask the Queen Of England
for once 70 stand of and say nothing. hut
Oeoupyia neutral position, quit Smuggling
ships aud guns, and ammu9ilon, Agd all
that SORT OF thing 10 the rsbels, quit lying
and falsely pretending to be nedtral-bnt
stand Of and we would show her as the
DHtchman said =. One OF. the damnedesI
tights she ever heard Of" (Langbter)
But before closing, will mention a lit
tie matter rather of a personal character.
(Here the speaker drew forth u copy Of
The Chicago Times.l / doaits know the
names of your papers here. This reads
the ''Chicago Times" (Derisive laBghter.)
Aud il is dated "Chicag0, Wednesday, Oc-
tOber 22d, 1881" Here is an editorial /
desire to read for your edifieatioB. % 4eh
sParaon BrovnIoE l. coming 70 IIlinoIs in thspay
Of the AbOlttOnists to make stump speeches IN fyur
Of the Ab0liliouists Whea be cims North, . lei.
mo~ths ago, his remedy foe rebellion vas TO hang All
the leaders u Secession aud Abolition the sane
tree. The difficulty with the ParsOn, now, is the
same that with Witch IN, auaient pirson namsd
Judas lscAriot was afflicted. he loves money. u
s silver that brings him 10 Illinois. Afer be shall
have resolved 1t he should make the same dspoifion
Of hims8lf q did that ether parson. He L now 10
Michigan, in the pay Of bloOdlsttl Chandler. 10
what base ures DO We come at last" lHissps.l
That is the editorial, gentlemen. will
not do by that thing as the boy did in Ten
nessee, who was hauling gravel up the
hill Wben some misGhieTous boy got be-
HAD and pulled up the hind-gate, and let
the gravel all slip out He came baek, aud
tip-toed aud cursed for about halt an bour,
aud then said, ''The whole id concern
may go, nm not able to do il justiee.i' /
eau do this justice tonight. 7i
+ Nsi7tl. ? as=f y
am the only man on this platform that
can do it. l have been speaking in Mich:-
gan four weeks. / have spoken in the
prominent counties and towns. / was not
speaking for money. was invited to speak
at the State and County Agricultural Fairs.
The frst two men who invited me were
Col. Kibben, the President of the State
Fair, who is a Democrat, nnd another gen.
tisman who invited me to JopesVilIe, was
also Democrat. About half of them were
Democrats and baif Republicans. Politics
had nothing to do with it They said no.
thing to me aOOut politics! They invited
me TO deliver a speech from stand in the
inelospres Of eight OF. ten different fairs.
They made Il d paying thing for the fafrf.
The funds went for use and benefit OF the
fairs. Most Of then were; deeply in debt
II .haA IL.
for eight years until We held that last an
nual Meeting. when they paid on and had
some left for the FIRST time. They sold H.
600 tickets the day / spoke there, for tWen.
tT-tye cents EACH So nj the diftrenI
counties they sold largely. They paid my
expenses on the railroads, and my tavern
bills, and treated me very kindly. The
funds we're for the, benefit Of the Society.
am not here in the pay Of any. AbOli-
tiOnlst, nor was 1 Invited here hy ,Aboli-
tionis:s- Now, that whole editorial, from
beginning to eud, Is a very ungenerous,
Gumanly and nugTaeiOas attack upon me.
who have not meddled with the mAns Who
wrote it, or With any Of yonr ci,izenss or
annoying, or tormentiug, or pderiug them
10 any way. It's very ungraeious act
do not Know whether the naD who wrote
il is here or not, nor do / caFe;i but 'yO0
msy see him IL don't. Give him my COM
plimeuts, and tell bin from me that he is
both a liar and a seoundrel. [Immsnss
applause. Asia5 e4i
he boards at the Sherman HOUSE, soiido
|. Tell bin that an. personally ACCOUNT
able 10 him at any time for any, insult Of
fer TO him or dhyb0dy, here OF elseWheFa.
ERsuewed applduSe.I He Is petty lyfbF,
lonsy, drunken devil 70 talk Gh0ur me-
LC1cers and laughter. To talk about my
shapge n PolIltassi Hs has a5 6een LeeonP
Anti.Abolition. BE has been eTerythf1f
by thFnS, and nothing long His oEnititF
ly,,at Detroit, serEed - written nptiee on
bim that he must leave there 10 TWENTY
four h6ars Ten bfm be Is 4 black % feiuifrt.
. seoundrel aud a liar Aud L iyslH stay here
until MOVaay morAihg to atOneifnr ihiS II