Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23

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shaII We moro and more lotihc Me conifnsi,
or admire hi. Projections reflected n ouneli,
lbs image
I would not push thi. selfcompn~eney
too far bat without II. could vr be- happy
II will not he pride; lor we shull sill rc.
member that II was IIe that made ", thus.
ourselves who deha.ed H. image, and lie
again who opened way Tor restoring H..
and inclined our hearts 10 That reslouion.
sometime, wish could hyte. ! don't
think there is bat one man III the world that
| hate, and even towards that selfish lump
Of seeming humanity NV feeling IS rather
that of contempt A few others despi e,
(wnen MINK Of ttpn,J aud yrl ui AFRAID
if met either Of them tomorrow | should
be glad to see HIM Yes ! wish could
hate: no man is respected who cannot,
hardly by himself Yetif could live much
longer as now live, have strong hopes of
becoming general miSanthrope, Poverty
is the great curdIing principle, that turns the
milk of human kindness - cheese.
NoTE. g years later) The individual
alluded TO above has since been unfortn-
nate don't hate him.
IT'S either foolish or wicked 10 ridicuIe
one for being in love.
If he is really in love, one who would
make sport of him, would spin flies on a pin,
and laugh a, their agonieS. If his love is
a pretence, he that would play the hypo.
critic with such sacred passion, does not
deserve the notice Of passing Jest
THE PoLIrICAN WITHOUT SIDE.-Pe-
lee w. PondAr's great object is ambition.
His personal affairs are somewhat emhar-
raised by his lack enterprise. and he han.
kerS greatly for an office. But which side
TO Join ? Az, there's The rub? Who will.
purvey the loaf and fish? For who shall
Peleg shouil
Behold him as he puzzles over the re-
turns of the State elections. ahornp in.
vain 10 satisfy his mind as 10 The result Of.
The Presidential contest. Supplied bv fiu-
nreS-perplexed by onradicrorv state.
ments- bothered by the general hurraIl;
what can Peleg do?
Who's going 10 win That's all n
want 10 know exclaims the vexed Peleo;
II don't want TO waste my time in blowing
out tor the wrong person. and never gel
lhank'ee. What's the use of that? There's
Simpkins--savS |, Simpkins. saws |, which
is the party that cant be heat! And Simp. /
kins turns up his nose and tells me every
Ool knows ihai--it'S his Sde--so hurrah
Tor Simpkin'S side as hard as | can. Blu,
Ihen comes TimpkiuS- Timpkin's side i.
folher side from Simpkin's side, and Timp-
kinS offers 10 bel me three levies that his side
is the side that can't he beat. Hurrah
SAYS !. for Tinlpkin'S side land can't tell
which side. -Nrm
20. Capin Clifford are your company
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Eyes. Kernel, they is"
That tremendous hattie" in This Senate.
rial District has got to be h.-Cuiais { He)
Advertiser
He who is passionate and hastv is gener.
ally honests ii is your COOL, dssembliag
smiling hvpocFite Of whom you should he