Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-19
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4# Ignorance, add sclfshness of s0me
ks, and when he came to speak Of them
's'ks, and tell hoto and tohy all this trouble
'had been brought on the country entirely
III their wickedneSS, their ignorance, and
thsir wiifulness, he jist took up his swll-
lib and emptied the hull scrupe ont right
er 'em. never in my born days hearn
lNb like.
AFTER this address was over, we all gave
nc times three good hearty cheers, and
ihs Two Pollics, she rolled from side to
sNe, like a good natured Laughter, first one
upper in and then tother jist as though
hb was takin part in the fun: and which
I'LL had right 10 do.
The Two Pollies, as said afore, is
B6hnd in her hull, and all her ground
SackIc is as good us ever: but she wants
Fssfittin, and as yet, am leetle puzzled
know which port to carry her to for an
iii. Some think she ought to be rugged
IN "a new plan, and that convention of
fikgers'' is to meet in New York on the
h ofahis month, to fix upon a plan for
Sgin vessels generally. This being the
fbe, don't know but it is best TO take the
10 Pollies to New York and let them all
lAke look at her, and then decide. | mast
s8B haint got much confidence in any
s'o rig" especially if it has any thing
I'D an ''erperiment" about tall know
but it is, the Two Pollies was clipper,
"A her day, and with the rig she had, and
I'M less | am sartin that change will be
80, wont give my consent. AS the
XEo Pollies was never abandoned to the
Underwriters by the owners, who are all
3f the "DOnr give up the ship" order, there
Npnt be any trouble on that score--but
llOre of this in my next.
MI W ell, now about the late elections. What
Us become of "the party" Do tell now
want TO know!!! | have hearn tell of
knocking folks into the middle of next
Veek"-but if the news got is only half
lfue, you won't find some folks for good
many weeks TO come-"Sich a gittin up
atnpS, "--(as they say down in Georgia.
/ never hearn on alore--why it seems to
ude them plagy Wings have hoed out tother
ATTY completely and not left enuf for
ed.
! hear tell you are going to have jo'
Amcation ON this matter on the 22d inst
L must git the Two Poilles up to town by
shat time if possible, and take a hand in it;
|bpt hope it will be one of that kind that
ill do more good than cuU Now l'll tell
You what my notion is about it, and what
II for one mean to dol mean to make a
kllkulation of what it would cost to ill.,
asinate the biggest house, Gf had one) in
he cit, then would, instead of spendin
his money in this way, jist lay>it by till
he winter comes; and either take it my
eelf, or give it TO ward committee to buy
wood or coal for such families by mis-
xortun are sufferin and destitute woulC
make no distinction of party, but wher
oyer there were found sufierin women anC
children, there would 60 and make ar
illumination in their stoves or fire places
Ahis is the illumination hope every gooc
Nhig will go for; and take my word fo
IA, it will bring bieSSins on The cause dac
Me party. This course will be rank poison
10 the leading dimagogues Of the Loco-Fo
70 party; they are the chaps that tell thu
ignorant, but honest poor that the Whig
|are their very worst enemies, and som
believe it, when it is we'll known; am
none know it better that these Loco Foe
headers, especially the Buffalo tribe-tha
~ is a rank lie. There arc no people il
Inc wide world more charitable than tn
american people. | know it, and VIII
harcs deny it? Let any man 60 abroad
snnd then come homeland then hear who
NE says about it. Well then, if this is Sc
who is it gives literally of the fruits OF hi
industry-the man who has somethln, @
the man who has nothin? And yet W
hear of some of these Loco Foco dlmt
#gogues, who are too idle to work for a
honest Twin, talkin round and round 6
Bmong the ignorant and the wicked, an
Il te!l'n 'em to Join in the cry of down wit
III the rich, and try, in fact, to make it al
N pear q sin in any man to have more wit
y his industry and virtue, than they ha,
with their idleness and wickedness.
N don't like to trust myself in writin MOI
v on this matter, as my dandcr always b
gins to lift when think ont.
bul ABOUT thlS Jolllncallon talked on,
h don't see that better could be done tina
n the plan propose; and hope somcthn ;
u nigh like it as possible will be adopted
however, don't know but we must ha,
n somethin by way of markin this election
n and instead of an illumination, let b
q gun tell the story from every hill top
times-"SIam Bang"-from the soa sho
to the lakes, and back agin; and | call c
my friend Prentice, of the "LoutsyiI
Journal" away over in old Kentucky,
charter that big thunder cloud he pror
lsed spell ago, to let off real rouse
and | hope every State will take It's ow
time in jinin in with this victory, till
comes round through old Virginuy, al
let the last roar of the big gu S be hea1
on the day when Congress gifts togethe
list tn fell tho folks tharo thof Tho wind h,