Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-26

icaiIon OF the letter with the greatest DOS
sible regret. There Is not n word of
truth in tliat, because, as / have said. the
publication was, in manner. authorized.
Air. Van Buren, referred 10 the fact that
Charles King WAS the only American he
knew who ever attacked dead woman.
as King did-Gcn. Jackson's wife. after
her death-in voting. with another mis-
erable aboitionist, AGAINST a resolution of
coincidence with Gen. Jackson at the
Historical Society. He also referred to
Ghar'vs Kings course in reporting that
the shooting down soTac American T,riSo-
nerS in cold blood in ENGLAND was iusti-
fable act. But thus rendered infamous
amongst men and amongst patriots. he
has thought II important 10 waylay Gen.
Scott, and Ia!S % linn until he obtained
some statement On the matter Of this let
,"-. and then going to the ErcHipg Post
tp ta!Sltv the statement Accounts are
matters ! understand very little do not
keep them: I want to settle them al! up
before election. The editor of the Eiel-
iaT Ps+ undertook TO attack me with
yeTr c-eat tarOcity some two weeks AGO. I
suppose there never was 4 more scandaious
attack made. Several people said,
~ hat are You going 20 do, are YOU
r5:ur TO whip that man - No" / said.
- for ,'Inu you would have him veIpinr
and howlin- about here till after election
disturbing ,hr whole coun.-v.-' ..Wcn.
are vog gong 10 sue him!" '.Eo: ] am
q Iawvcr: never sue anybody: that Is
- .oNv leave other people to commit
Laughter ~ informed Gen. Nads-
worth through the reporters ut the Brook
lvn meeting. a. had No better way OF
/ communicating wiIh .lIm. that | should
enter upon IN investigation OF his private
/ character at RorGa--c,. about twenty-five
miles from his residence. where the Wit
uesses were at hand, unless the Entgs'I,g
i'ast discontinued Ii assaults Il lie did
not desire hi~ character investigated. h
mas, cali ua !ii- dog. Laughter.
have 10 doubt Hc saN what l said. for .
more weli-JthaveI paper tian the FreH-
ing Egst since then | have not seen.
lLJuyhlcr-5 | think am bsnefac,ur OF
the American Pres Is il not delightful,
. ;,.,cr seeing a newspaper assam man who
/ sel- ur E"i some character. scalI4;louS.y
stop ~ the bidding OF lis master. and this
! hound -irinks back into his kennel with
ont even a wuimprr o. whine Gen.
( Scots advice was good. After fighting
I eighteen months, and with million
T and a half 81 men in the field, we have
/ retrcatcd Iac!, 10 i5uI Run, where we
. started from, having. By careful measure
/ la-u,, advanced just four feet. laugh
( ~. Oac % the hes; ,hinE~ the President
! eve" SAID was when he met Mcclellan.
+ after III army got bact, into liz old hen-
/ cLcs "WaE. General" hc said. :.
h;,,a heard o. people beng knocked into thc
middle oI next week, 5ut We are the first
: people ! ever knew who We're knocked
iG;o the middle Of last wear" (Great
laughter We must make more Of Il
/ business OF this war. We can lust as
! wcEl take Richmond in sixty days a in
/ sixty vears. will guarantee that the
! Democrats viii take q contract to put 1t
/ through in sixty days. (Great applause. }
. The fresh recruits In America fight as well
as tIe disciplined soldier. You can just
/ ds we'll send half Il million Of men to
Richmond in thirty days q, thirty years.
. After We Get 10 Richmond l have surges-
. ted tlat we call halt. | am III no par
ticu.ar favor OF the South. I used to call
hem :; great many hard names, which I
thought gLav deserved. and they used to
couple ;h- name OF Van Burgn with that
or Seward When | vas n the Sulphur
Springs they used to walk around me
precisely a~ ii by Going to Buffalo | would
become n bison aud they dared not he
seen with me Ii ii had not hcen for the
ladies Of the South | should have been left
SOLITARY They had more courage and
did not run, ana they showed more taste
Dut I would not Violate n Constitution
under which they had lived for eighty
j years with ,l,ir slaves. would not arm
blacks. 1 would not arm iilc slaves ot
the South brutal. ignorant population
TO b. turn ii against unofeuding women
and children. and effect crimes ~ which
manhood -hudirrs. In such case thl
country could only ;-l, me to remain ncu-
tral, for il would only be my inclination
IL ION III the protection of the women anC
children (Appiause.) LIT me say tina
, DO not believe that there i any danger
+ OF FOREIGN Intervention until VIC violate th,
: rules OF Christian and Civilized warfare
, meet Il great many contractors who ar'
very patriotic and cry that this war mus
90 on while there l. n cent in the Trea
sury. 0auglIter.) Then ] met a bO!c
Fl Bri.adior 'sGiu-tecd ' and thu question e