The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

re iee9o We Hhole paNi OF his artillery on IIllIa
le, Fillmore, and said he was an abolitiohisi
% ihe darkest dye, and If you could only ba
to heam and seed him, YOU would have thong
ed Fillmore was as black as thatbuck Niger wi
has been maxim ass speeches in Indiana.
Col, Glen never stopped to answer the arg
menis Of bis opponents but put spurs 20 B
K Imagination ahd fancy and rid over hin ar
dale, through fte and aeoa, in briurs aud brus
Il Ike al possessed In TACT he callto mindtt
3 anecdots / oueo heard Of a young Lawer, an,
iOns 70 make q %display; the young Teller Ia
Z written himselfa most flaming speech, will
!, Out any regard 10 facts Or fsuis; he wentcl
rsering over creation like wild horse with
cat lied TO his tail, whilst the opposin. c6ur
cl repeatedly telled him he was wandeFn
from the case under consideration; bur ali /
Nc elect. Ar last tbe Judge begedleaye /
inform Che young Attorney 10 was t~ravIlin,
Putths record, "d-n the record" saws II,
young fellef, 81 am maxim this speech 70
grandur and for glofy.a
All good things have a Stopin pint, and I,
tnaa Vot Gien's speech he gave a "grand gIoo
my end peculiar" cavofting founder anc
quiz !" intend to exxamin that fellers head
and zee where the hand Of a%flictio1 Hi him.
safd that wing sitiin behind me. Arter I lind
naVigaIed about Tor a time, rseed that same
wing, his face all kitvredwi nth iun and latter
epFd Yen exanin the Col e head saysI 'and
whatluekg' wee says be, shave given a.
tCol's head d slight teelin, and find the bapd
OF aifiiction has hit him a considerable lick ID
'ieonmp OF conscienciousness and smashed
ones'de Of the organ Of memory as fiat as a
pan cake 'Do yopthink he has been serions.
y M lredby III says II soh no, a democratic
orator and Office holder ham, any more use "a
Observation-Disclosures than Tie devil has for serin.
'ure' and as for his memory ii was only The
whIg side Of that which has been az avJrully
smashed Butt says |, q don't like 10 hear
democratic speakers made light of in that!
"ay' very well, | can EXPLAIN sayshe. do
you believe any man with a clcar and min
Jired'conscierce, with Gen. Taylof,s life. Els
'ers, Interests and habits before his eyes cnn
say that he regards him as more unsafe on the
Wllmot Proyiso than Gen. Cas-? Aga;n. do
you thins he believes Mllard Fillmore was. or
Is an aboiftionisl, whehlhe abolittonists. wilma
ana democrats, (Giddings and The Buffalo
convention Tor instance0 abuse and oppose
MIN purely because they say he is in favor oil
protecting Southern slavery, and when be
KNOWS they had their own abolition candidate
TO oppose Fillmore when ne wss csnyos.in
tor Office 10 the State Of New YorE. ana wbsS
MIR Glen at7o knows Fillmore has wri,ten 70.
gently 70 the Raymond Club and also 10 Gayj,
~ Alabama, stating no is no aboli,iopis,. md
'ae institution Of the South are in no denyer
rOni'hiS hands. lsay, Mr.. %Jonsing. where can
oe q mans cohscienciousness who could mot /. /,
'uch assertionsn sThat does look = les,n
says |, 'but | reckon The Teller wac
my lettin off a leetle more steatn.' sBuf, saws
he wing, he ought 10 be particular how se
of steam in sensible folks face and oyes, /
another thing he said MI. %Jonsina BY Wny of |
opln oft tile stock'of his folliss. Col. Glenn Z
The recent pledges Fillmore had made were
'qao IN view of ice-PresideniaT Office. aid
minated that merely for the sake Of o0ic. $
e would forsake principle and every thing Sd. I
red3 Now do not wish to be too hard On i
'oi' Gienn| says be, but somehow or olhefI b
nA - IL " #E Ma
hongnt may be he spoke Rekab and eaperi.
se"'Gag ontthis subject, as / have beentold k
z nas bee" enJoyin %srfOfRee Of profit for some E
But says !, you said his memory wa. a
lgntsy hurt--hOw about thatv Says the whip. p
Glenn telled the people ahe Presfaep, d
as . PaFtof tho Legislatur, and forgot to saw
eens''tp'ioa Of United States says, ALLy
gis'ellve power under the constitution sb,Il pl
, vested 70 two houses Of Congress-, Agaib. 70
ol@slepn said, Gen, Taylor would not ye,o ii
1lnot ~proslso, because he was opposed 10 Of
opinions sof the President controlling he
non q CoHgfess on questions Of domeslic
'ney, ana sald, o. intimsted, this sdomestie
'llcy' alluded to slavery, aud then Col. Glenn
to tell the people this was lest a piece
hambuggery he had thrown out for t6s
'unsry muggins.'
Nstll' says l, kinser wishin to see V hat the w
would say, amt Col. Glenn right? SAYS N
, you are q marsied manswhonyo6 and our IL
fe nate begin TO talk about your domestic OH
%asarnEs what do you msanl, why, saws + h,
- things az we have 4 common ana %eoual Ia,
crest IN, sich as our house, our furniture.
! servants, and SIGH like. We'll. saws Ia
y admit Kate has an eqaal right with YOU NJ,
2 that mTakesit yodRdomestiC or common ~
'periyp OF course, says. 'But, SAYS he, D.
y ana Fe'e Pringle hayesa Griss and Saw +
y 70 coparinership, only Pete TAX es the toIe ffyoo
: you me lumber part Of the profile. Nav Z
pose your wife should ga and orde, M II
IS null g be stOpedand the saw be ordered j
psg away, and he was % give as herreasop !.
! she hsd equal right BY law and reason ! /
70 your domestic affairs, What wouldlf ~
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