Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-02-19
rT Major Noah, late of the New w.

GU come what say ~
CT Major Noah, late of the New w.
tar has been appointed Judge of the y
Court of the City of New York by Gov. Sewal
Charles King editor of the American, in announcing
his appointment with indignation thus breaks out !:
.Mordecai Manasseh Noah. Judge of the high
>cst criminal tribunal of the City of New York !! !
Can't there be truth in the record! Is it possible that
the appointing power of the State of New York
has thus trihed with the sacred character of the
bench? Why, who, and what is Mr. Noah :" &c.
Major Noah, after rubbing him no little for his
lack of generosity in speaking so contemptbly of a
brother wing, retors by charging King with having
been member Of the Hartford Convention, with
sustaining his political friends in Congress for voting
against bills to levy and collect taxes to carry on the
war; to recruit the army, to punish traitors and spies
to enlist troops during the war, calling out the mill
tia to repel invasions, providing revenue to maintain
the public credit calling on the States for their quo
ia Of militia to defend the frontiers, to deiray the ex
penscs of the war, to rebuild the capitol burnt by the
enemy, and also against the bill to appropriate one
million of dollars to defray the expenses of the navy
Pretty hard charge against Charley and the federal
friends of both. Keep up the quarrel, and contin-
ue telling how bad both of you and your party have
acted In such cases the Democrats will believe all
you say.
Pn1LLIpIsAs-We object to this one sided game
this finding double almond, sharing it with la
ly, and then having to pay forfeit when next she
foot.
pad ever cried sssland and deliver" with so much
nonchal,nce, as DO the girls about philippians" If
you say it first the devils have such funny ways to
get rid of paying; sometimes they will give you
klss-thats neutrality-suspicious. they will let you
beau them to q pail or concert, and sometimes they
will Fay up Ike mef-very unwingly. But the
most audacious piece af swindIing we ever knew
heard or conceived of, was perpetratcd OH us. We
pAiihpinod girl, just as slick as a whs,Ie--shc
acknowledged caught, and promised us Annual.
The next day she sent US an almanac fr iS4l -
Harrisburg Telegraph.
SO do we in toto-its swiadlin game. We've
caught many ono, and but one has torkcd over
without scramble. and that was pretty little girl
who, not having reached her teens, had not learned
the many ways the older have of getting round
it. When we did get something-a kiss-wc had
to scratch as hard for il as if we had no forfeit to
claim of them, so VIC believe it to be much the best
plan to dispense with the game ard kiss without any
excuse-thc the girls will make you love them,
and as matter of course, love you the better for it.
We have often been caught and nearly often stood
up the rack, but the last time made swear off, as
member of the temperance society would say, as it
wasn't fairly done. Every body knows that when
is dull, it wants grinding, and any who
has done the circular work in grinding an axe,
knows that the eye must be kept on the axe, SO ali
will agree that it is not fair to catch fellow thus en-
gagged. Whenever it shall be found convenient
the lesser half not by, we shall pay it with check
or the same bank where we drew change when we
won-then repeat the dose. That viii be Cue.
For the Herald.
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