A Speech Delivered By George Wood Esq Before a Committee of the Friends of Da
A Speech Delivered By George Wood Esq Before a Committee of the Friends of Da
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Burke calls them — but the rank and file, the real bone and sinew of the country. I am prepared to prove it. Mr. Webster, whenever and wherever he goes, commands more attention and regard among the people than any other candidate. Whether in the country or the city, in this direction or that direc- tion, they are always anxious to meet him, to greet him, to hear him. There is no man in this country, exoept Mr. Clay, who so com- pletely fills the public eye — who commands so much popular atten- ...tion. This has increased within a few years past ; but it is not of short growth — it is of long continuance. Look at him in the South — at Virginia Springs for instance — where the people congregated from the distance of many miles to see and hear him. Follow him to Dunkirk, thence to Buffalo, when thousands assembled and stood for hours, not only in the open air, but in a heavy shower of rain, listening with anxious attention to the lessons of wisdom which fell from his lips. -. . I, sometime since, went to Metropolitan Hall to hear the warbl- ifig of that melodious Scandinavian Nightingale who had lately visited our shores.
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Burke calls them — but the rank and file, the real bone and sinew of the country. I am prepared to prove it. Mr. Webster, whenever and wherever he goes, commands more attention and regard among the people than any other candidate. Whether in the country or the city, in this direction or that direc- tion, they are always anxious to meet him, to greet him, to hear him. There is no man in this country, exoept Mr. Clay, who so com- pletely fills the public eye — who commands so much popular atten- ...tion. This has increased within a few years past ; but it is not of short growth — it is of long continuance. Look at him in the South — at Virginia Springs for instance — where the people congregated from the distance of many miles to see and hear him. Follow him to Dunkirk, thence to Buffalo, when thousands assembled and stood for hours, not only in the open air, but in a heavy shower of rain, listening with anxious attention to the lessons of wisdom which fell from his lips. -. . I, sometime since, went to Metropolitan Hall to hear the warbl- ifig of that melodious Scandinavian Nightingale who had lately visited our shores.
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