The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-31

and threaten Democrats whose fathers OF
brothers sons are in the Union armies O
have fallen in battle. l speak generally
certainly there are eX ceptons. But vii
engage that if the records Of the old Wide
Awake clubs in the several cities and town:
of Ohio shall be procured and the Repub
licans will detail or draft 80 600 from the
lists. I will find 5000 strong armed, stout
hearted brave and loyal Democrats to GO
down and see that they don't run away a
the first fire. Great Laughter.]
Sympathizers with treason and traitors,-
Secessionists! Sir, it is about time that We
had heard the last Of this The Democracy
of Ohio and Of the United States. are resolved
that an end shall be put to this sort Of lander
and abuse. But do not propose to discuss
this particular subject just now. Go on. go on
Well. then, from that which concerts the
Dem ocratic party to a word. IA single word
about what relates to myself; and | beg par
don for tn DEPRESSION. | am rejoiced that il
has been permitted to me to be here present
to day in person before you Had YOU be-
lieved the reports of the Republican press
yen would no doubt have expected to see
probably the most extraordinary compoun,:
of lepious and unsi ghtly flesh and blood ever
exhibiled. Laushtcr.l Well, my friends
you see that am not quite 'monstrous' at
least. and bear no especial rese blance t.
the beast of the Apocalypse either in head
or horis 6; but aIn "a man Of like fashion w
yourselves.
To the Republican party alone, and its
press and its orators. | am indebted, no
doubt, for large part cf the Curiosity which
| am sorry to say, l seem to have excited
and which has brought out even some OF
them as if to see the e!erhaEt' They have
never meant to b. friendly towards me, l
know, but az | see some Of them now within
my vision, let me whspe in their ears, that
! never hal better friends, and no man ever
had since the world began. They have ad =
vertlsed me free OF cost, for the last itteeu
months; yes. l NAV say for some five years
past, all over the United States. Why, sir,
4 r epub biican editor without'the undersigu-
ed for text, woul;. BE- the most unhappy
mortal N the world. Every little printers
devil n the off ;e would be hollowing for
copy, and 20 copy TO be had. | know that
they are friends, ny the usual sgn. the re-
marks they make Gentlemau have had
my share Of what efferson called the unc-
ton, the holy oil with which the Democrat
lc priesthood has always been annoin red -
sl"nder, detraction and calumny without
stint Really l am not sure that with melt
has not reached extreme unction,' though
am not ready, and do not mean, to depart
yet. Well. | will not complain. 1t has cos:
me not a single nights loss of sleep from the
beginning. My appetite. If you will pardon
the relerence-if you will allow me, as Lin
coin would say, to blab' upon so delicate a
sUhject-ha> been in no degree impaired by
1t. Others before mo and with me. have en-
dured the slme. Here is my excellen,
friend near mo, Mr. Medary / Oh blessed
artyr! Great laughter and applause.l For
one aud sixty years, the storms of partiZan
persecution and mAlgnity in every form
have beaten upon MS head; but though time
and toll have made 1t grav, the heart be-
meath beat- still today, as sound and true to
It's Instincts OF Democracy aud patriotism,
and of humanity too, as when he laid his
first offerings upon the altar of his country,
just fjrty years ago. What others have
herocally suffered in ages past, we, too, can
endure. We are all, indeed, still in the
;aidst of trials.
Here before me, is the gentleman Of whom
have just spoken. whom you have honored
with the Presidency of this noble C0nven-
ton. for forty years a Dem ocratic editor
for forty years devoted TO the Constitution
and the Union of hcse Stat eS--a man who
through evil and through good report, has
adhered with the faith Of a devotee and the
hrmncss OF martyf. to the principles and
policy OF that grand old party of the Union;
and Low that the froSts Of three score wears
have descended and whitened his ad-he
L say, has lived to The paper to which
he gives the labor aud wisdom Of h is de-
cliGing years. prohibited from circu lation
through IA part of the mails, as 'disloyal' to
the Government! (Cries of no. no, shame
Samuel Medary dislnya! and Wendell Phil
lips patriot! Sir, it is not many months
since, that in the city of w ashingron. in tbs
IN asntcent building erected by the charity
of an Euglishman who loved 4 m rica-I
wish there were more like him. that art AMI
science might the more widely flourish in
this counirv-the Smithsonian Institute -
Wendell Phillips addressed an assem- bage
of men as false to the Union and the Con-
stirution as himself Upon :he platform was
the speaker nf the House Of Representatives
the third otri :er in the Government; bv his
sid the Vice President of the United States,
and between these two, in proportions long
drawn out, The form of Honest Old Abrah Am
Lincoln Am | mistaken and was it at an
other and earlier abolition lecture bv that
other disuniouist, Horace Greeley in the
same place-there have heen many of tn EN-
that Lincoln attended? The Speaker and
Wee President know were there; and with
these two or three witnesses before him, aud
in presence Of the priesthood of Abolition
ism, the Sum mners apd Wilson's, the Loveinvs
and the w AIDES of the House & Senate (great
laughter and cheers.) surrounded by these
the very architects of disunion, h e proclaim
ed that for nineteen years he had labored to
take nineteen States out of the Union.' And
vet this most spotted traitor was pleading
for disunion in the city OF Washington,
where women are arrested for the wearIn =
of red, white and red, upon their bonnsts,
and babies of eighteen months are taken out
OF the 1.-THE willow wagons drawn by their
nurses. because certain colors called sedit;-
Gus are found upon their swadling clothes!
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