The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-02

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a'ss9llste end pad tie Thing mains fright
Mystery Between the criminal and
tleM. .le preon-W S interposed A s fhiek
la1a Neih Is rs the curtain 10 hfs bad If
~ winding sheet and grave. pom
hlM SHUTS out ile and alI fl,e mofiv~ ~
nnlepen Ht hardihoca b ths. Iaet kory
Whlch mere gh End presence = ofe8
1i1rleni sustain. There are no hold
ionlek 1Ip eelds no rufiane II nphold
rliiian na1le befores All beyond he
pitilees Que wall. is unknown space.
Let ns 80 forth again into ihs cheerful
slreets.
Englishmen u this country, do not escape
uucensurod.; but, On the contrary, are spO-
Ken ofvery harshIy
n The course Of to-day's Journey. A. on
subsequent occasions, we encountered some
eng samen lelna8 farmers. perhaps, or coun-
trg politicians & hOmel who were settled in
Alnerca, and were travelling on their own
a1slI Vt als grades and kinds Of men that.
joslle one q The public conyeyances cf The
ota.es. these are often the most intoierabls.
land Vie most instfferable companions. Uni.
led q every disagfeeable characteristic that
The Wofs kind of American travellers possess
tliese connfrymen Of ours dispiayan amount
insoent conceit and cool assumption Of
periofsy quite monstrous 70 behold. Ia
the eoaf familiarity of their approach, and
IRE etroniery 0itheir inqnisiriveness, (which
the8 are s gfeat haste 10 assert, as ii they
panied 70 revenge themselves upon the de-
Gent Old restraints of homel they surpass any
haIiFe speeime b chat came within my range
Of OBS yatipn; and | often grew 60 patriotic
When san and heard them, that / would
cheerully have submitted to 3 reasonable
nne, 4 could have given any other country
IN tie whole world, the honor Of claiming
| them Tor its childTen.D
Next to Boston, Cincinnati appears to be
: a faVorite city with the tourist:
"Cincinnau Is beautiful city; cheerful,
thriving and animated. ] have not often
seen 9 place that commends itself SO lavora-
bis and pleasantly to stranger At the first
/, glance as this does; with it's clean houses of
s red and white, is well-paved roads, and
tootways Of bright tile. Nor does il become
z less prepossessing on acloser acquaintance.
The streets are broad and airy, the shops ex-
trenely good, the private residences remark
! able for their elegance and neainees. There
g Is something Of invention and fancy in the
IS varying styles OF these latter ereclions
which, after the dull company Of the steam
boat il perfectly delightful, as conveying an
assurances that there are such qualities stitl il
existence. The disposition TO ornament
5 these pretty villas, and render them attrac
s tive, leadsi0 the culture oftrees and flowers
and The aging out Of well-kept gardens, th,
q sight q Nlich, 10 these " no walk along III,
streets re inex pressibly Tefreshiag and agree
able. Twas quite charmed with the appear
= ance Of the Town, and its adjoining subur
-. Of Mount Auburn; from which the city, y
8 ing 10 an amphiIheatrs of hills, forms q pic
s TIRE Of renafkahls beauty. and is seen &,
great advantage.
We viii, with the traveller, sstrike' III
Mississippi river, and leave him for the pre-
sents and never before has this might,
stream been spoken 50 disrespestfuily of:-
ssBui what words shall describe the Mis-
e sssippi, great father Of rivers, who tprais
at be 20 Heavenl has no young children Xix,
nm An enormous ditch, sometimes tW
Or three miles wide, running liquid mud
lie six miles ap hour; lis strong and fTothy cur
IL lTeni cholzed and distracted everywhere 5
y huge logs and whole forest trees now tEi
81 ming themselves together in great RATS, frol
me nferstices q which q sedgy lazy Eoaf
re- works np. "a 10at upon the waters ton; nol
p rolling past Ike nonstrous bodies. their Tar
~ gled rools showing ike matted hair: MOI
or glancIne singlY bV IKE giant teaches an
Oh now whiting round and round ii the vofte
s. 81 some small whirlpool. ike ounde
ve snakes. The banks low, the trees d svar 81
a. TIE marshes sWaIniug with frogs, the ID,
tyretched cabins lew and far apart. their IS
mates hollow checked and pale, the weathe
lo very hot, mnsquitos penetrating into ever
IS crack and cneVice d the boar. mud En-
slime on ever hing nothing pleasant 4
itsAFect, bur the harmless lightning whic
r. hIckers every night upon the dark horizon.
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