Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-30

! to have made a resne.,. iae5a'hef enoss
strngs Tor one of the rva ,qUie pan q
rider. So short were l.. q candidate, !
arm TO bring them in conisc a"u an an ouisi,s,.
f1is stlrrup feathers, like tbo ~I'Ai The hg 4
PAD crane, brought his kne .sss used hI =
Pomel OF the saddle. Thus ~, @geihhsi -
rugged out, did this deyo,aes ~ Mounted s0ss
hIs head full Of argument. u Oe.nocrscr 9
Bank, and his heart oyeraos.galns he rs
the people, and hatred Of The ag WITH lost
Barbecue. "'iiu DIS var
Inc company to which I u.
Just emerged from deen,,..""ss S atatbe
front was narrow path or ps;g.i lts Is
in'ersecting ours, along which S. llss,1
the same direction with US On On e H5Vs,s
cession Of carts loaded with = M y ss; a'gs -
Mounted on the rear cart. -, -
placency, huge African w;,t Ela 1l,sse.
bunfFog aud a mouth Ike '.H he
fish. well, boy, where AZ sogl'
for? why, Ise gwyin 70 4. %
w hose water-melons are tbo., 'aitsa
Don't know adjactly-ms - ~ !oeari
war war al masters mighty soon h; h 'snaaa
afore de sun war up, and by'e5 y, Y. 9orl..
water-mllhon patch-and Ise b III assa5.
hlm-but | knows he had a rio Isl,l % /,
and his eyes war stuck eut a. MY ognoVs
round him-aEd he war migl + le eola ~;
and talky to Missis aid do s s513 sOod 1aissi
is you got any tobaccol"-ap,Ji , I'll
black scamp, seeing be had eTr;,s @''l lha IL
faculties, broke out into b-o. md Olf fssss
"My head upon It," rerna he'd =, -. l9fse algR
pany, "them melons beIong = 3 y y 'le Con.
with one load of water-nel9,,' L ~ ,D!Ff3--ad
the whole ofihe sir sa.s r;gs, 1F q Overthrow
danaeatal principles" AisE s'1 -,atesa
soon brought US TO the Barbgcnss, , : 4(e rad
some four or five hundred Perso Si IN SAes
gated to exchange hearty Heeo -, !. a7lggrs.
other; tell OF the exploits and -. aaath
hunt; crack rustic Jokes. eat - o tie
and hear what the candidates IS y 'laeS
themselves. s!R
The sun had nearly reached 4,
height, and looked calmly down NM , no
woods which surrounded rs Ma
clouds were seen in the heavens = 80
were as serene and beautiful a - =
spread out by the great arcbterf -
verse. Far out in every direction. bsr.-s.
VISION OF the eye, the giant growth # -
stood like natures sentinels. 70 pn.ss
virgin earth from the rude sn5 ~.
hand of civilization. The breeze Of tbqE
south, kissing the cool green leaves ST.
along, animated the hearts Of the we,,T
lighted up JOY and iIOlic upon the courier.rs
of the great multitude who had assemBlsl-
gethel to enjoy the beauties of Provides,
natures own pavilion, with no Of er en-
than the green grass and the Witbered In
OF autumn, and no other covering thans
azure canopy Of Heaven. Here the soul ~
lighted by the outspead landscape-eya.
lzed by the solemn silence OF the forest
elevated and dignified by the grandeur
sublimIty of the mountain. The cars
troubles of life sink away INTO their 0Ft
served littleness, and are forgotten; g5 i
heart of man expands with beneroe1t =
gratitude, and from its fulness the s,n
speaks forth with purity and simplicity.
Near the centre of dense cluster ira
is sit. ated a small neat farm house, svrus
by low fence. Its inmates consisted vr3
well dressed females and half dozen I'm
and frolcsome looking children. SoneaEI
feet to the west Of the house, is dzF Il.
, structed Of round logs, the roof ofpka J.
. tends over a well of cool water; and gts3
> protected from the suns rays bTthtEsig
, branches of neighboring oak. TierzF |
? around presents level appearance, as1b
the south-where the land descends gzizE
, from the house. and gently rising II tie zs
+ and west, forms a delightful vale Of one bun.
dred yards in width At the ba ailbe va.
+ tern ridge issues forth a sEEg Of pure and
transparent water. A short dsalEe N Eult
! OF the spring was a table EFF rough E9EHll.
/ ship, large enough 10 hold FSol atg
, | hundred persons. A few yaIds south c u
, table were twelve or fifteen sick and We I
f blacks, buslly engaged in barbeculg aTsrsI
> ofanimals which had been con rIutftHa
, neighbors. Whilst the preparations VsFE.
ing on for rich repast, the persons Va9 z
j visited the muster ground, were FarOlz! :
, gagged. Some IDLY stretched upOn the %
f grass, Eliminating upon the pleasures q ana
lfe-others quaffing the rich beverage o.
ture, with which the spring so bountial9
Piled them, and discussing the benIioH .
ence OF the ',gdlLoH lqIC Here -
warmly engaged in political disputanU--a
mere another cycling the ample supp! Z
lat shoals and lambs, and with savoy icIgEa
discussing eloquently upon Their reladTeHs1
Now and then might be seen some iEt
three individuals with knowing looks ard in
| eyes quietly vending their way down hea
ley to thick cluster of bushes where d dsl
john of ''hearts ease' had been snugy dsPa
ted. The pathway leading up the hill frOH'
spring to the farm house was filed with ?
sons passing between these two points,
few yards east of the fence the hunter:
the neighborhood were holding court Of
quiry over the scalps Of squirrils, rabbits bla
birds and raccouns. Suddenly It was annoI
ced that one of the candidates for the Leg;
ture was addressing his constituents. ]
idler left his lounge, the spring was deserted
the groups broken up, the demgohn torsah
and the scalps thrown asde,-and the WS
multitude IN motion, pressing forward 'os
and hear the speaker, who had moun'a
stump a short distance from the hunters
was the "Knight Of the eyfless horse, Tioh
concluded to take time by the iorelO'S, :
! furnish our minds with something TO oss
while our stomaches we're in waiting e .
pigs and venison. He gave US an osls Z
! his political creed with brevity and 60
and discussed the constitutoHaili!o l.e.,
al Bank with considerable ability d H.
. sition to the present Banking s!sE2 y J. :
! country was decided and uneomPfoHs-. = :.
+ bis hostility to the Union Bank, dead! !. I.
we're. He pelted the editor Of the "l''-.l Z
without mercy, for refus ng to ann ta -. 4
j name in his journal; and dweh Rll =
: feeling and Indignation upon the HsI -
which he said the "BeD weathes o. - Il.
r bus" had brought out three eanddaie ),
same Polticaaii party with himself a4 4I =" -
ored to thrust him from the track. n ~ -;
:, OFT his irony aud sarcasm upon the sSi !
n dressed to the gentlemen anloD9 S1.., Ii
+ editor of the Democrat, signed "h..i b
zens' and s'Many Voters" and dee go. ~ ]
to be anonymous fabricatlons, paruess
one purporting to be dated at Caiaa0I - !
o defied the editor Of tie Democrat y -
the originals with the respective sggs