Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22

Iiifs llvrust, iulp1Nihl Hli uliihrHl at'
, count n lllg sans AID lie Who Hccuse'
no Of 1aitofy, h bel W mo benenlll
tie throne VI sight, aid iegpfded ~
baaef lban The teacless crefrsccnfe
! of 10y olG,c,odes 1.-The WIS VI tl,e
b "Soifou" aud calIs TO grind SORRY
1 he ba, published direct, cmphaIi.
col and pcfcnptory Insult aud libel
upon Tho young ladies, aid M0s,
! uDdm whose sNpergisioI they acted
: on that OCCASION.
lie has dcclafcdlotlic world through
/ The medium Of a public Journal thai
lil was "sorS" matter III nm not
mistaken IN iufnau nature, the young
ladies implicated, will rise IN Their
strength aid majesty, and byihcir 70.
cusant lrOwns, will hurl him from The
theatre of respectabiliIyj already me.
thinks ! hear voice saying
eye GODS why did W give a skin,
! 10 olD,hc such devil inlr
Boz complains OF much difficulty
in bringing his ToBAcco-norPER,
his pioneer, aud his nusclesgeneraliy
to sci well Oh my "big wolds," he
should not m1rmur at this for ] think
any thing THAI would give his muscles
a different shape from what they are,
would add much TO his general APP
! pearance, rs he looks like hehad been
''washcd with black soap and dried
npa chimney" True, thought that
was getting high up in the lingua
figures, but must confess, since his
rare and racy production, that | am
a perfect novice 10 the business; and
my only establishment is, that he did
not insert, observation-disclosures
p0S6en0dad an state oferubcrant
Jrmenta'ion," lfhe had, most certain
ly he should have q ''Sheepyhi"." /
have, (as he says occasionally
glanced an eye over Johnson aud
Webster, and have merely a formal
Introduction to Blair; rs to the form.
er, boz" has no earthly use for them
being perfect walking sch ol-house
of himself, and as to the latter, | have
no doubt but what he is quite famil-
lar with him, and could even converse
upon the elementary principles OF
"Tom Thumb with considerable flu.
ency, with the additional brilliant
prospect of being entertained by
''Tom TIT in shoit fine.
HIS production will be rich and
invaluable treat 10 the literary world
and more especially to Lexicograph- |
ers. 1t is q iuigcnt scintillauon OF
brilliant genius, esnanating from a
golden mind, and is destined to burn
Antii ia lse~.es -Siryii dIiutr, and SET
the whole world on a literary fire.
Thou mighty giant and God oiin,el-
iect, We Halter ourselves that by III,
hand, the monster ignorance WILSON
be pnt to flight behind an insloroas
horizon! But perhaps he viii ac.
cuse me OF fiattery for this pane2yric
if so, will conclude in candor, by
saying that think under skilful and |
intelligent teachers his production
might be introduced into schools, 81
in time be substituted for, and inall,
eclipse Murray's celebrated "Excer-
cises in false Syntax.n fit will notl
answer for the above business, | am
at a loss as to whit element it shonld
be assigned, for be assured, il owed
the Devil forty debts and he would
not take his production for tie whole
debt, | should most certainly "Repu-
date"
| will consign lis skeletsn carcass
to the deep, muddy and dark abyss,
where no cry of "Arise yc dead and
come TO judgment" will ever reach
it.
'No Burning tears will then be shsd,
No funeral prayer for thee be heard;
No bitter grieis be felt or sham'd,
When thou art with the dead and dsmn,d
Louisville, Miss. April 18th 1913.
YERITAS.