Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-08


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scierisl,c see-s occurred, shioh We siss piffiy q an es'
| ia ,nee Of the high civlx,Iou of tie North, and plrty
-, .,h,h;ion nj N. u... .,,;u.o,. of tho
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P'op'e ep'h q'es''os :" te eay;e
Then M. Train Withdrew In favor Of hE oessius !.
Clay, who WAS greece with cheers BY Q part Of the su'
disnce, out S1ta his'es py q much larger pmt ne %.
cared th.t nothing vas more uneIpsc0sd TO him tnan 70
be called upon 70 say any hing on toat OCCASION. Itnsa
simply been his purpose to introdtcs M. iran, whom
DO bad met 10 London, and bsIueen shom and hins'i
there bad ben q principle Of coumoo sympathy, not
only In regard 70 their own country, but In rsgA'd to
Ireland. he knew more abont this slavery mat or than
Mr.. Train did FOR no was born In Q alays Stne and
knew both the black race aud the white race In the
South. He would not indulge In NJ. Trains p~rjudices
and contend that the black race vas ineapib Q OF I'm
provemsn. o. the e~ontrar,, be knew that they we're
capable OF Improvements (Hlaes aud grosufl Nay,
moro, he declared that In the swamp, OF South Carroll.
na, 10 the cotton and rics regions, the b ack racs Ns
Absolutely sgperior 10 many OF the white ICE.
Ttil ass rti1n brough. q furious lu OF bisses and
| gresn and excama ions Of contempt, md cries Of /" u q
hin ouL" Mr. Tran endeavorsd to calm Q storm, and
b and by there was Q temporary lull, and hr. Clay, Who
9. ,od all the tine unmovee, and sppNenilj immovable,
q emped to proceed With hi, remarks. He had hardly
CD n d bis ips, hoWev. r, b,fore the storm OF Kisses and
goa IS came on again, sod one large ball Of pap r, In the
absence Of other missiles, fell near bis feet.
NJ. Train, With an air OF beaefcent superiority, bsfg.d
| the audience TO let NJ. Olay n ,esd. aud TO be ASSURED
that he would attend to his cas- !, and make an answer
that would be entirely satisfactory to the audience.
An indignant sympathlzr-Hs 10 not worth your
While, Train.
A Chorus Of VoicsJ-Put him oat, put him GU.
M. Csy-furn Lin out, will you? with IN air =
thouz Oh he would say, "Id like to see you Try is'0
Duting this scene the inevitable Captain Rynders
Q osssd the stage and took up q position behind m:
Train, to who n he appeared for . time To DO t~erformirK
the quite unnecessary mart of prompter.
'Iurn him out. will Won - repeated the iuperturbatls
Casins
.D,, mi n A damn VIM dry m ~ v.s thu ,~no,s.
| f,io,sd by another chorus of gsoaas, bi,,e, and cure a
aI will aRrse"-Isan urged the polls Train, c;nR-
a,ot in nj. or or..1 novers for The i.b-"to sn.v.,
NJ Ola, ao,ire,1 m your sstis ,o,ioo' Il you vfIl opI,
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A VOC, from thu skylighu-Ls. OAy put bs q yer
a f., . sinsIs in.,snc. fm,,oipp The fuoeriori.y n . nlscL
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n, Ol., -0,'.u mad IN ,bis tb;no At, ~, uro
80. n, ,.u -;,s al r.. asmhss .n1,,,'ori.,.
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"a ,ha n,ss.n, d,,-- h, ono,e ,sion nv tho sIsvsho,dsr-
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WIN Ala I liher.t. M, slsves, M, ,sosc;sll, ,b,, I
I,,. The bl,ck ne ,b., n. bI,ck has mor. cI.im, nn,n
INV proteolion n m .ny o.ser person. Bu. / "a, sdu.
- In . Nsx Il ,vl.na s,a.r-Iin a.. oontI.m.n,. On
S,.te--ud ,hrre 7 found that eyeIy man. vom,n and
| chrJ "a, ssu.a,sd and had a f,ir 6tid for Iertion nm.
IL. IN, .ta,e of thir % in the slave 8 s,sr.
A Voice-Oh. 20 back to Russia.
| Mr.. Clay-I SAID in my own State, "we will educate
| these white masses, and not keep them down" IRE.
| newed disorder and clamor.) Ii was not because |
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| policy. II was because I wished to do Justice TO all
men-(some applause aud more Kisses j-because 1
wished TO elevate all men-because ] wished myself 10
be free, and knew very well that however clamor, pre-
judce and party organizations may atlemP, to cover
up the great trutn, uod Almighty mas not gwen u TO
me 10 De Tree unless ! aiio" otners 10 DO free also
I" Bravo from some and misses from more OF ,he audi
JUDGES asalns, .ne pack race ahd my ,renu Tram
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onnressing Irisbm,n nv ,aying mat n Irtsb Are inferior
20 IN, " ,eLsb. and nov ne are told ss an ,,,u.s Tor an.
mr., s,iog ,hs neetoe that the negroes ara inferior TO the
f,sS -o,Id on..v. no; her tbs I,ishman ma, ,hs M.
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