Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-25
VAN BUREN, ARK's SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1914

not raise moro than seventy whig votes in the
county, but now you see, know better than that.
for looked all round the day Davy spoke, and i
counted thirteen wings in the house. Now, if /
could get Davy's letter from Henry Clay,zor u
copy of it, so would know how to uct, would
run any how. Now, Bob, if you will SEQ Davy
and get me copy Of that Clay letter, think it
will be Of great importance. After Dayy got
done speaking, he went to dine. In the meantime,
heard fellow out doors making some noise,
thinks |, III so out and see what that means; so
| went out, and here this tar mel General had lot
Of locos all around him, telling them that llarri-
son WIS not in the Senate in 1928, as Davy said.
told him he had best stop that fuss or | would
60 and get Davy, and he would just soap him and
| swallow him alive, but he kept on making noise
So went and told Davy, and he came right back
and brought his Lig book and he read to him all
about it. $ Well" says tie General. IL know
one thing Harrison was appointed Minister to
Mexico, in the Spring. and he stayed all Summer
on his farm till Fall, boforS he started, and then
charged the United States for six months work,
that he never done for them." Then looked a,
tDaVy, expected he would use HIM right up /; but
saId Davy, right General by gawney! you are
right IN that. This General is the same fellow
we tried to put down year ago, with one Lewis
l., but old Sneed give him the casting vote, and
now you sse he Is here right in our way. Then
Davy commenced on the long tooth clerk, aud he
soon made smash OF him. Then up comes the
Col, he wanted to know how Davy came to like
United States Bank well now, for he recol.
ected in 1910, Davy voted against instruction ::
for he was there about them times, but Davy soon
fixed that up TO the satisfaction Of the oeos he
told the Colonel that in 1910, he was elected to the
Senate, by all the Wings of Washington county
and some Of the soft shell Democrats voted for
him, so he had to give some democratic votes to
please them, and when the resolution was offered
in the Senate to instruct our members in Congress
TO 60 for Uniled States Bank, he knew that re-
solution would not pass his name began with
w, he voted way down last, so he knew how the
vote stood, and he went against it that pleased
the locos as much as if he had vosod Just what
he thought. Now you see, Bob, have given you
detail of Davy, aud how things stand down here
am not a lraid Of Davy's election !; but this man,
Doctor Gibson, we don't know much about him
over here, and the fool democrats have got re.
port that he borrowed $4,000 out of the Bank
some years ago, and that he has not paid a cent
OF it yet, nor wont. Now, Bob, that report must
be stopped, or it will ruin his election.
Dear Bob. more trouble since writing the above; |
news has come that the new convention has ruled !
DIR. Chapman off the track, and entered the Co |
vernon IN his place now if that is SO, the clubs
must be called together, and new plans must b, |
land, for as sure as you are living man, Bob, tn,
Governor will plague Davy more than Larry did, |
As soon as your club meets again aud plans ar, |
laid, let me know immediately. So no moro q, |
present, Dut %
Yours, TIMOTHY TWIST.