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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20

The pretext set up, that the failure TO send
bills Of lading of cotton with the bills for mo-
ney, on the Hottingeurs; who was the caus.
Of the banks failure in Europe, is like the
rest of the shuff1ing of our Great Regulator.
We know positively, and state on the best
authority, that the Hottingeurs' had refused
to accept the bills of the bank before they
were drawn. They informed the bank of this
determination by letter, the receipt Of which
was acknowledged, and yet it drew without
examination, for the vas amounts protested.
Mr.. Jaudon has since offered he Rothschilds
ITO make whole those who have been impo.
sed on by these bills the choice Of all its
stocks and means in remuneration. The
Rothschilds are looking into the soundness of
Inc bargain offered to them, and hence the
delay. To make them safe, the means of in
demnty to creditors in the U. States will be
lost.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20
FcHTET.
From fhe Metropolitan for July.

Il . customary al Il job s. Newfoundland, a
Halifax, Nova scotia, rs VII a. 10 may OH
ST. atoms where figs are req'e't an. densf, t. hrt
IN every ho.r. GU de OF winning to any 'ess'
that may he near the coast
THE FOG GIN.
TIE day is closing on tie Sea--
d.v NJ storm and dread
The trembli ship meets YEARLY
Each wly4's foam or sted head:
The crraking poles like W lows bow
To stiIi increasing blasts:
The gallant c.ess. exhausted now,
Are clingag to the mats,
AID callao on the sailors Ftend,
His strong and tying ii. to lid.
They drift along before tn gale
Whittier the, cannot know,
Fer the FOG hanging like ven
Around hem as tbey 60.
Darker and darker grows the day'
Loud ard more lond the storm,
THE fog 30 dense each sailOr NAY
Scarce see hi. neighbour FORM
The hrave tursl pale q think that night
NAV yield Them 10 the wild 'ea's might.
A mother with her only eh1d
Is Ia the nave- tost bark.
IA = The teupest Cows more wild,
.T.he eve more eIrear and dark.
She cha p TIE baby 70 her heart
And more sfOr him alone;
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20
FIR she is read, 10 depatt,
So he, her PIC ious one,

So he, her pc ious one,
Might still he savel by him who tr1d
Ger raging waves-the oon of God!
Ami Others, who few hours before,
Were full of joy and hope,
All telling ofthe days of yore,
And giving bauodes, scope
To vsie Of Their futur.. hours
Alas! how altered now!
The gasett Of the no eful row 'rs.
The young girl bends her brow,
And weeps that over dreams 20 fair
Should fill the shadow of despair!
A sound comes booming Ger The deep,
Solemn, and sad, an low
YeI nstanil, the sailors leap
Once more TO man the PRIV.
The mo has tears iell thick and fast
Up n hey bah, = face:
She trut that they ma, reach It last
Their home, their native place,
And though she did not weep Eor fear,
She weeps AZ though Of safety near.
The young me fuli of hope again,
The girl hath led Ter yes.
While throu-h the fos ard driving rain
The anrlng vessel frs.
Again, arain lie welcome sound,
Nearer and nearer >til:
1t come from their n tive ground
The steep and well nown mi
Frowns through T.. evrneg's iarkening gloom
As on, again tn Fig. un booms
They pass at engt the sulrdei fort,
They pass tie rocky height,
And now within the shelterng port
They're safe fiom Ocean night,
One cheer. ole lou, long, grateful cheer,
Bursts fort rom v'rv lip,
As III Their welcome est, they hear
The sound tat led their 10,
AMI brou h them ger the raging sea,
To the calm port ''whFre they would be-"
r HI. NOVA TERRA.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20

BUs1NEss.-In visitingthe suburbs
this morning. we were much graft
fed to find the air of hustle which
pervaded the streets. Several YES
sells are unIoaded, and most of the
wholesale people seem busily en-
ployed in opening their winter sup
plies, while in the retail stores a
fair form might here and there be
distinguished, purchasing the usual
nick hacks. Wehope a rise in the
river or an early frost will soon take
place, and furnish us our busy times
at once. Old Jack, it is probable
will not be seen before the middle
of next month, but if good forty
DAYS rain makes its appearance, we
shall be nearly equally satisfied.
The HEALTH IS not one iOtG btt-
ter, nor has the disease lost a iot
of it's malignancy. six interments
were made yesterday; and four the
day previous.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20
"DOING UP CONSIDERABLE SLEEP

"Away out to }assourI" they live On the
primitive system F. ople sleep as well as
eat IN companies, and in many Of the hotels
there ale from three to one dozen beds in
each hamber. On cold winters night, a
weary and foot worn traveller arrived at one
of tn Sc calavansares by the road side. AT.
ter stepping into the bar.room and taking the
requisite number of s'drlDks" he invoked the
attention of the accommodating landlady
with this lnterrogatory.
- say, mann, you have got considerable
number of beds in YOUR house?'
YES" answered she, 81 rather reckon we
have"
How many have about this time that amt
noways engaged?"
"Weil. we've one room up stairs with
eleven beds in it,"
"Fbat's just right" said the traveller. "l'll
'ak- that room and engage all the beds, IT
o. please"
The ldndlady. not expecting any more
company for the night, and thinking that
her guest might wish to be alone, consented
that he should occupy the room. Gut no
sooner bad the Wayiar"r retired, than large
party arrive and demanded lodgings for the
HigHt* Hp IdHulddy tOIu LHeIIlS size "dS
Very sorry-but all her looms were engaged
true, there was one room with eleven beds
in II AID only one gentleman.
We must go there, then-we must have
beds larre" The party accordingly pro
cefdst TO the chamber with the beds, and
raped; no answer was returned. They es-
sa ed to open the door; II was locked. hey
shouted aloud, but received no reply. AT
last driven to desperation. they determined
upon bursting open the door. They had no
sooner done so, than they discovered every
bed empty and al the eleven beds, piled up
in the centre oI the room, with the traveller
und asleep on their top. They aroused
him with some difficulty, and d nandtd
what in the world he wanted with all those,
heds?'
Why look here" sid he, ''strangers,
a'nt aad no sleep these eleven nights, SO
Wst hlfed eleven beds, to get rested all a,
one .sd make up what | have lost.-I cal
rui It'd to do up a consder able mess Of sleep
mo; I've hired all these beds and paid for
Their, and hang me if don't mean to have
eleven nights sleep on'em before morning.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20
YAzoo CITY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1889 :
.'It was aol from MT !"

''ltmas not from mt"
'lt was know you"
81 will bet five dollars you never took
thirty pounds OF butter from me at any one
tlme.o
dome"
Thesmoney was staked-a and the clerk
told his story. 1t looked blue forihe coun.
tryman.
II admit the loss of thirty Jumps Of butter"
aid he, "but to have heen thirty pounds,
there must have been pound in each lump"
"Now, either the clerk did me injustice BY
contiscatlng my butter for unlawful weight.
and NAV claim back Of him thirty pouads,
at 20 cents per pound, which is 81 30; or
ne did not take thirty pounda and ] ma,
claim my bet Of five dollars. The clerk gaEr
up the bet.
MorGt--Make no light Jumps of butter
and no heavy five dollars bets.-U. s Gaz.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20
"THE wAve,p PtNsYPa INT.

TIE bean fu U tied States vesse If war "The
Wave" L,eu,. low ard comuan ing, in descending
the Poiom &c, IN her voyag r. his city . New
ork ast. came too of tn tonac v.Ii,n, at
'ine, Pint, aud her YOU FL officer sent few
nous shore. with the gay am agres bl society
Of acies and grrtlemen as EN- Ell st hat iopu'ar
bant ins pace Affe the lie artr.re o h. Wase>''
OF fh' ntlem celeb aed her visit in the fol-
! wing chdstf rfiusi Mat HnteAigencer.
Far N tie ofiing .hip wa seen,
At the twi ght aou on ye.ter e'en;
nd her were brihgt
With d mt heht,
Like FURNISHED old pr. a out to the breeze,
To wat her ovr he eep dep sess
An WY those sails OF thar Frightened hue,
Why the sky WIS pale ad re waves wee blue7
The suns trogd light
Wa. lied in night.
And the twIhght wore its ustome gray,
And "A mist hum over the dark b ne bay.
Was i. re m ELECT d there,
That had str,, Ell from the eye Of some lady here.
TIA: shone - bri,ht
In blaze light?
Il so, what jnya oh, wat rapinrous Joys!
Must have blazed On the henrt OF the sailor boys.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20

Legislature. at the commencement
ofthe session, expressed his reg ct
at the course pursued by the Bank
of Tennessee, and intimated that
the suspension of tina institution was
resolvedu upon for no good reasons
LOuiSiGniGn.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20
GONG

{FrOm the Drama Of The Spy y
The harp f love. wien frs / b I'd
It's soeg beneath lie wnoiland tree,
VS. echoed by his plighter word
4 d ali! how dear its song to me;
Blu. wall the hour will ever ne
VII 10 tie air The buele gave,
T hush ov.'sgen'le m str'lse,
The uild SC music Of the nrave.
F. he hath hard its ong, and now
Itsvase i swe et..f thsa mte own;
Ana he hath roke The pl,gi'ted vo"
lie hreath d to NE and me alone.
That haro hath lsst IS w,.nt d tone'
No more its string h fingers mose'
Oh. W. ld tina bad onlA tnown
The mu.ic IF the harp nfiove.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20

will create quite revolution in affairs, b .
the change that it will bring will be of tn
most salutary character. Men will find their
level; gamblers will stare, but the honest,
industrious and frugal will thrive, and they
only.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20

General Sutherland. the famous
general of the Canadian loafers, is
i'll town. selling a curious little bro
ch"re of his exploits in Canada, and
what he meant tn do if he had not
been checked in mid career
Wait a little general-who know
hut you may be president of the Re-
public Of Upper Canada?
n. Y. Herald.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-20
F MY.

The Harpers. of Ne York have issued heaut'-
fn edit on of aeck's IF ,nns.', that p'blic
taste had hernandez for Sc, eral years it as out o.
pint, and, as proof of the popularity Of tf'w"K,
W. ma, state, th L. two o. three day. after the
uolica ion, ;hf Harper> we're withont copy o.
the work. h. Inn Is f" stIe hy arey & Ha e.
From he nun.erou- iitle gfm, With which the
volume is eked cut, we take the following
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-19
+ Gpctpr Gpptt.

Ole @ranc c,urp BON pbilabsIphia bat
elf Anflasspunfse sesen iens6niae.
let einaebrad)t ,..-s. M.@s ....a...
/. @n beimIides 8eritdnbnis nit &.
9 nne 8. W. Gpctt, Waaren gums gsfs.b
pcm 500, 900 III uerfeden. .,...
2. 9luf eine betriiserilbe Weifs an &.
.. nnb g. QD. Dyctt Maaren ;u,n Wersb
BON $4,000 ~ iibertraqen. ......
5. Gin beimlid,es 0eritdncniB nit Ib.
D. Hpctt, jr Badren gum msr.b peR
$50, 600 sn peritedeu. .... -.
4. suf cine tetril9srifde Beiie an &.
w. Gpctt, ir. Baaren ;um Mertb BON
$4,000 sl ilbertragsn. ,l>.us.
5. Gin beimlihes DerifdnbniB, nit gR.
.. EYett, Maaren gum Msrtb D.u $780,
600 su perlteden. y. ~ -.
6. Gin heimlid,eS Ber(finbniB nit %.
We[ls, lltn $40 1T @otb III ueritedeu.
z. 9luf eine betrii9erifhe 8rife an SUE
liza Hpctt, Sausserdtb gum Bsrtb BON
S 1000 SM iibertragen. ,':~ .
g.. 0erbein,lihuns BON Giitern mne
Saufnanns: Maaren ,am Bertb BON
$4,000. +'is@ e,
z 8. Berbeimlid,una .. $500, 600 in@elb.
10. 8erbeimlid,un9 .. $500, 600 in@eIo.
II. Werbeinlidung y. $4,000 in @slb.
sIaes in Der slbdd,t ;u:iinfti9 ben @es
mimi oaucl, Su ertalten uno ieine @rsbis.
teren onrui1 su betriiaen r,.sSy e,
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rid9tsbcfe, tpo eine ala9e lltr GsbebntS
Icld,er JsoteH nnb 3inten anbdngg H.
5etpielen tperbrn Fam. @5s 4. ,.
Abfdnittf4. @enrt cine DanEaH'
taIt i'm Staate bic 3dhIung ibrer HoteR
in 9oio unO GiIber User 9angbarsn ScF
ten uerrpeigern, unb mebr als oreiBi9 Co
9e IN folder 8ertpeisernne bebarren iclIs
te, 70 fea Der prdFbens'SRitte bes Gipigs
leridts IN benz Sesirse, sporin Tb tcIde
Bans befsncet, ODER irgene Elm 0tidter brS
Oberlten @erihtes (supreme Cour,) BEG
lstaates Ohio. perpFidtet isiu, auffhrifss
ltdeM 9lutraa Der 8ants Gcmmiedre, corr
irgeno zines berfelben, einen 8erihts, Be.
fehl (writ Of Mandamus) } an ben Gherif
oes aenaunten @anutv su erIaBeu, tpcrin
cerlelbe ansetpie(en tpirc, 9enaunte Bane
ul,oersiislid, iu fd,IieBen, lino ceren Bas
der. @eloer, ,,no Gisentbnns an erei iH
befagtem BefehIe tsnannte GcmmiBdre.
bic ,pecer Stcdhalter Gno, nod, nit folder
8anf in Beriibrun9 itcben su iibsrssben;
bie Gpmmisdre iollen fiis Grflilnn9 ihrer
pR;hten cine icld,e Sumt,ss u. nit folder
Biirsid,aft 0erfIderun9 seben, ais ae.
t,annter 9tihter beitimmen mag Mno
fclIte ir9eno elm anseffeater Gcmmiear
iferbeu, abcanfen, ab8efsst reresn ceer
BEN 1ienit oertpet9ern, 70 lcIl cine aneere
pcrfcn s,tr Belesuna iold,er steae ers
nanut tperben, uno Die SiherheitS sg,er.
fdreibuna pee 9enannten &ommiedr lcu
tei hem glerf bes gerihtsbrfts, ,pcrin
iIh icIhe 8ant be- Tncet, aufbspabrt mere
ren, ,lnb es Fam, i'm Stamen bss Gtaates
Ohio, gum 8eften Der perfcn peer per.
icnen, bic burd, observation-disclosures
|aenannter Gomn,iedre Ober jebeS berIel.
ben su Ghacen scmmen, Rlase aeaeu
fclde 8erpfancuns anbdusis sstaad,t
srercen. ~.@ "..' .i.*
Ter Beihlue, ,peldsr bic pFihten Der
burdt ben l4ten Abihnitt AT ernenneus
ben Scmuiedre sntbdlt, lpirb ndhfte
Wode fcl9eii. -. =. ~. .s...~
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Scr WaterIanb s Srtuub unb 05el1t Der 3eit

r,ssfter, .6rn. Srisprtb &aEl 9Yepsrer, Sreepcru,
8atIer Co., Va., fir esn@ @4ulfonb siujufsnOsn.
3am 36tuSc r,bse ned9 temsrtt trerpen, rab
seSrinrstt .oSFnuns prrbantsn TIT, nibt nllr SOi'
bem Staate penn(pluanicn eineu Srrbricf, ipn'
bern aud scu ste(tm 9taate fewrbl aIs pcu1
'Staate Gbtp cine IitsraIe llntrrltlsuns fir pas
9entuar ia srbaltsn, trtalb bic Isatfeben ftIbll
rur9 aascmeine rsss Ibstlnabue SejetSt baten,
baB ss ibnen nit ber 9trteberunS ibrer etiltiseu
uub Si.rssrlleben 0srba!tniSc Gratt it,, L. HE
qBilbelm g am6le, prafbcnt
; sss aGs. G@uIecmmiBicn Der 1eutf9en tn ben
'. ....I. Q,cretntatet @taater.
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TIprtoa. - Ter pian, ben man
iinll an9cncmn1eu, un1 Zen uerberblid,ee.
Frteg IN Slcribd Su fiibsen, it III fslass,-
osm Briefe ertldrt, ben elm Sff,isr nrr
1rntes sef'trieben unb mslder in her
9tem Dcrf gpeui.ls 9Deft pnblieirt snurte:
e ampa Bar. ben 2. Mdrs. --- Sn
meinem lestcn Briefe meIcete idj, Shnen.
ba8 bic @rpeeition mad, een gpsrpInnsS
tpleeer auf9e9eben spcrcen ia. nno ruis
cue Iruppcn ,peld,e ja bieieah 3we<fe per.
lainu'elt trureen, fld, nnn bier tefinben.
Wser9en fangen &c an. mad, ne1 aproIt.
@rerse ~ niarihiren uab Der @eneraE
ptH iein Sauptenartier sa Sort Mns aufs
tfla9ea nro iein 2ieblinga gplaem, ID. Der
Ditrung eiefes Rriess& besianen.
gr mill cine Qinis ban. paffen pens
Golf biz ans atlantifhe Nser aufjleuen.
pcn ceuei ieeer So Guarbratmeilsn as
terad,en hat, nne bic Runclhaffereisfer
spcften ,fclIen fds teftdnbis in bielem
Tauine tetre9ea. SSfEnBen ,fcllen nat
auea HihtunseR eurd,, bic @ebiiffe aes
hanen unb brei sissien foldar peRea onfs
9eifelft iperbsn. q II.
yDenn eia syncinner pter sin tnbianis
id,es 3eiden ID eistfrt fpIden gesnfe
icllte sgekSrt ,usseens fc fnuB fdmntiid,e
WlannIhaft sinss fclden pcaeAe ausriis
den unb csaao auf bic Gintrinae, ntad,en.
9luf cieif @eile gianbt man hie yeieeers
iaeunafn beidsiibsn anc een SnbianeYn
Die 3nftthF abfhnssefa sn fonnen. Gle
anf pie alte Wcif sn fangrn, fat man
MIN ats gdnsish linaifsfiihrbar nnfaso,.
ben M (9stte anb ne,w HIsxIf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-19

Ndd3rid,fr,t aus 8ermcnt maSen. baA
cie IerwhlfnHgen an her Ws6nse nre,
frrtcanern. ssJn Der Idke rcss Wurfi,sas
ron fnb ufehrere Gd,enreH In BraaS as.
fttt ipcroerL une aaf bem eanacild,en
8ebietr eli, aryerr Reverhcf, inoem ieaar
einer Der Gintpctner Saitperbranate. gS
iit chne 3peifel bic stbad,s esr Wronkitif.
'er, bic Mieitimn,ins ssr beibtn cdnbsr
lesen eifidncer ned, srieer sn niad,en.
uto siiifn 8riee nnjnfAareIt ais bsns ils
Niissn sisttH ~ ItnasH bcAta. IS.
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Cine Nfte

49,. H.. Cine Nfte "
um cine Bant Gommibion sur Re9us
lirune Der Baneen i'm Staote Sbio
3u erribten.
9Ibihnitt l. beifimn,t, baB burd,
psreinieten 8efhIuB Der @efesaebuue,
unter cem SiteI "SantsGcmmiedre bes
|Gtaates Ohio" bret perionen ernannt
|tperben follen, spcprn Giuer auf ;,pei Sats
re, Der 9lncere anf A Sabre uno Der Ste
|auf 6 Sabre i'm 9lmte bleiben fcll !; unb
nad 8erlauf esr reip. D:enif;eit foQ Die
jebeSmali9e 9lmtseauer aif 6 Sabre fefts
|aefest tpercen +; ale Grleoi9un9en, Die
iId, in 9enannter @cmmi6ion ereiancn
mS9su, ioueu, tpenn Ge anger ter Sis.
|un9sseit Der @eleB9ebun9 pcrfallen, ,pie
lin anbern SdlIen, burdb ben @cuoernSr
|beiest sperben, uno bic ernannten @ems
|miBdre iclleu fur bic 3eit, ,pcrtn lie nit
@rfiiuung tbrc,. Nmtspfid,ten tpirtlid, be-
ihdftiat ilnb, ti9lih cine BeSahlung pel,
3 Shaler srhaIien-lInb fir Die nDthiaen
Neilen fouen oieielben fir iece fitnf unb
snan,is Naeilen erei 9haler !; jeccd, spdb.
|reno her 9ieiieSeit feline Taaeebiihren CT.
halten; jerer terielten ica bem Staats
stpan;ig tauieno 2baler 8liralhaft fteQen
NIB fir @rfaauns leiner pfidten eineu
Sio Ieifen. y -. ~ 49,.
sbfhnitt2. lie @ommiBdre fol.
len pe.pFihtet ftin, speniaifens einmaI in
jeocm Sabre, jete BanfanitaIt III bielem
Staate, cbne ucrheriee 9iatrid,t, III I'M
|terfuhen uno biesIn9elraenbeiten senai,:
ter s!nitalten burh9dnsis gu priifen !; ale
Bidder papiere, Grten, e d,nInideine
uno anoere Sd,uleteleae eurhsuleteu &;
rie Gapitalieu uuo bas Gi9entbum oerlel'
ben nit ben Sabresberihten folder Ban
ten an ben Staat6: :9luoitrr, llno BEN bier
|nadfcI9eno beftimmteu slnsaben su per.
|9letd,en ben Sctrag ees baaren @elbes,
oas folbe 8anfen it 8eGB baben, aussu.
mitteln uuo ilterbaupt fcld,e aneere Iad,.
IfcrfhunSen oerSunehmen, ale erfcrbert
rercen, nm Den tpirflihen 3uifanb, u,b
Die Sdbi9fctt sur @rflIlun9 Der Gerbiuo
ltdtelten irld,er 9lnitaIten auSSumitteln.
Abf6nittS. @enaunte gpmmiedre,
fcuen ermddltigt iein, ipenn Ge es fur
Swcdmd6ts Coer rrtbmenbi9 balten, tr
lgeno cine 8anfanifaIt in bieien, Staate
mebr ais einmal i'm Sabre ;lr unteriuhen,
ano III jeoer 3eit, spenn fle es fir gut
ba!ten, cbne ocrberi9e Gad,ridt, beren
8ilder uno Yapiere su unterflheu, I'M
I'D, pom cem 3ulfano folder 8anf uno
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(fsH, sinise enrje 8fu,ertunssn lttr fen ebarat.
ffr usc aie 2ei4tistsit Der unternsb nuns poran
~ f1i6eA.
I Die Grfahruns atIsr Soften bit sstsbrt, bas
allsensine srancti6e nns allfeitise Grjiebans ssr
Jussnb tas fiherife Dsittel III. nm sin Vrlt ju
pererein, 0ieliSien nne Woralitat 10 bcten une
tattcrn ailsr art ssr8utcuSes. 0a3u t;fSrcert lie
In 1cbcni 1raee bic irbtfbe 9DcblflDrt fcr Wiens
IAN surh 8ertrsitans tusli9cr Eenntnibe.
yostuuS fes Q6ertaues, her Ueiperte uno ces
.cancsls. Slei1ifeuunS allcr tirscrliHtr Stanet
psrn68t Der 6ltftnasiS isntcr ctutclten rertbfll:
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-28
From The Greensboro Pairiof.
HOLD YOUR TEMPER.

A stump Of fgh. $50 the newspapers ssy) was
lately aot up about The election iae Salisbury dis
trict. Killed, wounded and missing Fle !
gentlemen il looks ugly to get mad Good opinions
were never mumPed into man, nor bad ones dumped
out OF him. ~ordy war, or even paper war, is ex-
ceedingly edifyng times, and entirely harmless SO
far as the carcass is concerned But this way Of break
ing mans skull for the opinions or whatever else, il
may contain, and MASKING mans mouth for what said
mouth may utter, is altogether ungenteel il puts no
poney in the pocket, and is clearly contrary to law
The difficulty Of convincing mans mind CT arn,is
is well illustrated in the Instance Of the two Dutchnen
who differed upon some abslruse theological doctrines
Argument grew into round asserton--round assertion
into fat swearingfat swearing into wicked blows
when ono knocked the other down, lit upoa him, and
pounded him.
:" Now, gump skull does you peeeve - inquired the
uppernost debater, taking breath.
mo! you tam prue, does not y bravcly shouted
the man Of little faith. who found the little end Of the
Argument unfortunately on his hands.
Another pnmmeling the sequel to this reply and
the thumps increased in ygor the PROSTATE mans
faith seemed marvellunsy increase aud he groaned
OUT" Oh mine ribs nine ribs IL does peleeve I!
I does peseve I"
'yat does you believe, den, init your tam non.
| sense"
20, does peleese--dat you is de man cai stole my
eornr