Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-04-12

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a small business in tina, way. -.
The glory though, fellows, The l.. o'n
shaOle renowO, of doing more ! r, !
Inc than any man that has evor -, ;" 'ac
led 1t IN Mississippi. Pagaud !.
where alongside Of me. But b,n 10
TO throw out a good deal alon, ,bo ,"'a
to keep off the patriots, the rascal. "ay
call themselves honest, and who "a
ly influenced by The lucre; the Ea
pile buys them. I'm safe now ,l oS'a'
am where old Hays himself wonlJ :"
find me. bid defiance through Won
all the thief takers in the country
may be vain Of my abilities n i.
way, but If there is Vidocq in Miss.
sippi, tell Tucker 10 just start him ~,
Tell Tucker TO send me a lock If l.;
hair by him, and | would like to b,r.
one ofFrecman's teeth, but he's no grs,,
shakes any way, | didn't respect him
much. Look here, just tell ne, lTa. Ha,
Ha! just tell me will you? Has Nc
Mutt jumped any chasmS yet? What
an old rip he is. If he had ever COM
about my office, | should have dropped
the pigeon on him very nicely, you see
| could have had little liquor, and b.-
ted him very easily. had much ralb.
er try and fool McNutt than Tuck.
because if you get McNutt TO like yu.
and that is very easy TO do, he viii %
his death for you, and you may Sea.
! lie aud cheat as much as you please bu
Tucker is simple, foolish, you don't
/ know how 10 take him, | prefer kna,e
to fool any time, and when a fellow
( is inclined TO he both knave and foo,
consider him II man with too many pre-.
tensions, entirely. No insinuations, but
such chaps ought TO be put down. They
ruin any party. Ii takes a pretty smart
fellow TO make a rogue, and, though
may be thought egotistical, my success
certainly entities me TO the reputation
Of man Of genius in my line.
Do me the favor to tell our dearly
beloved brother, DR.. Hagan, to 60 to
will you for me? lie never liked
me somehow or other; he was nlwaw
Jealous Of me, and the truth is, he
thought being an aspiring man, was
in his way.
!, Embrace Father Matthews very at.
feciionately for me, will you. and tell
him | ask and shall expect his prayers.
| wantthe newspaper editors to be par.
ticuIar how they use my name. If re.
pudiation succeeds next fall, I'm coming
back, and shall expect to be rewarded
by my party, for the trouble have pvt
myself 10, to advance the cause of or
rect principles. the benefit of the "o.
ing million," for | contend that have
carried the principle of Reputation
bout as far as it could be carried in Nj
SiSsippi, | even brought the key off
don't know how Tucker will carry IN
the Government without money but /
think if he goes to levying taxes 10 male
up what stole, the chigS will turn Re.
pudiators and refuse 10 pay for any q
our raScality. | do not know that |
could blame EN- much. butyOu must Try
and make 'en stand il.
| have thousands Of things to tell YOU
fellows, and wonld write more, but Ian
, getting uncasy-you know ii won't do
, for me to stay in one place long must
be moving.
, Take care of yourselves, my noble
! boys, and recolicct this one thing, your
! friend Choctaw tells you-money IS 0
, captain IN any crOwd.
/ Afiectionatcly. your own
| CHOCTAW
, John Neal thus speaks of newspapers
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