The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
For he Creole.
SLEEPY H0LLER.

@ NGA1Lt &
October Is, 1919.
Z Mrs Editor = seed inyouf papsr luther d
thal the folks about Battle prinps intend,
70 give d barbacue,aand have ! public discu
sion Of ihe various p~olidcai questions thr
Z aaow divide The countyyAnd wi we rs qre
hatsr q good eaten, and loved to hear Toll
Z tall. "A koncluded to attend.
4 started early intendin 10 sess6nd hear ev
W thing tiat was gwine on-IAoon reache
there, and isi took a swalh round amongst III
neighbors, shhkin hnnas and inouirin tn
news From thsslOHg faces Of my democrt
! tcdElends ! Notwithstanding uncomfortabl
mad happened, 50 | axed around a wbile.an
ioand they were uncomfortable, because the
were kinIes skeerd, and wished 10 put up a
experienced speaker in fireplace Or a youn
one az expected. After some talk howeyeFbJ
both Paflies, and aliuIc snubin Of noses. /
YES agreed That Mr., Ross sheuld open III,
debate, and Col. Glenn. Of Jaekpon, follow
agdaner dinner they would take asdriye ,hro
the crowd and try aud jump a democratic
speaker to pit aRin Judge Clifton. These ar
engagements being made, the speskin commep.
ced MT Ross opened BY a speech Which
sAewed him 9 young man Of talents, learning
and research, and though Fam a JeFersopia h
democrat, must acknowledge he sifteH M
me sand q sOphistry out Of some of the mod.
IZ~r r4MU &
efh democFastc arguments, aud showed then,
IN 1heer naked deformity; nothing but rude
rocks which had been plastered over. ana
thrown in the scale ofpubItc opinionior weight
and effect.
During the speech Col. Glen kept moyiD
aooui; hattn hand, s weepin.it round abotia.o rs
! suppose catehin ideas, for he looked % me.
iih 2 4 'boy arteF lighinin bugs, or striped wing
ed butter flee. Well, arlerhe had dew around
. spell, he was called to the stand which he
entered with a mostsOlum and impressive man.
ner' leaned himselGquile gracefully on his eli.
DOW, half inclined his head and eommenced-
Jest then hsaFda felletsa 'oh lud! oh luj!I
wHere IS my wipelag, for | know be isaewine
10 make me GU, ! and / looked round and seedI
2 ltnle teller with the STRAY eend Of his coat
Iaii feady to dry his eyes, The ladies' all shook
heir caulbricbs, md The gentlemen felt for
ihelF bandannas, and / haln,lhal least doubtinI
he world iEyou had heea there You would
ave tone the samei for be looked Jus, as .pi.
liable, and sad asold father sprnaglns does
Then he gets TO the erwin part 81 his sarmints.
fte comrienced BY teIlin the ladies ne ais.
ne was laborin under; shc was !
lFangef amongst them; but ncyeryetwere ,l,ey
70 tnEn away from a stranqeFlthe hand
klndHess q the Sigh Of sympathy,t and sch
lke compliments; but when he seed thew did
'ot cry az that he telled lem he was not ! ~.
is man, but the gals did not CIV for thot
either, but only cast their eyes round On 4
qaad ot handsome fellers standin near and
70 sas, ''you aso good lookin, but there
3 no use a cryinaabonti it now, ,asibere Il sdnl,
plenty leil." Wen, arter lie fSund tbevl,
would not cry because hslooked Is Ala. nor
ecause be was q stranger, and not ] single \
ian either, he Iat materially concluded the
esi waHto geta roussmeni, would Be "a iell
q lhehsnd Of ufAicuon had bit h,m 4 mos,
owerfpl lisk-at thu a tarnal wbig sittin BE-. !,
I'd me snickcred Cut IL i I'll, and said \ /
'onder Where the hand q sfIiction hit You 4: ,
oes 2 demolished some 81 your phrenOlogt. :
i organs" /.
90 soon a. Col Glsnsssd dc could not ae. !
I 9 rousement, To entered with a good deal d
warmth upon hissubject, lathorin awaylk 3
HIN snakes with : long pole, and from tbs /
~ be stamped bis feet and pounded tie air. !
IN big fssI rather guess whatever he wasl.,
.hIin az ct : Hcsl awful trouncin. Some ii
9 folks, however, softer thought he was borb =
III wher the Ola women nafns i seal over !
? ace" which gives the power Of sseiS Z
iris, and thatali his se-sawin, and 6stieo6b. =
asi haye been ogin SOM imaginary enemy. 4
-tfey said thay eoaldnot see b. "a one. j,
Cola Glen telIad us ii one PR Of his spessgl u
considered 81 the old Questions, SIGH as i
TAIN, Internal improvement, ana sicb a,
q not involved in this canvass; but tbere "a
speissF part Of his speech with ii
WEI flourish ct tfnmpets, he puthimself ii u
most prophetic attitude and in language 50 n
pIesslss II hadhsye shut my eyes / really IA
osYei oauld not huve ttlIea lin from fs,hsr =
sssg'"s 1sadin aehaplerint lie book b lsaialf j
seo hete slan4 before This people Il
t''s October day5 andii(t upspy voiea. NM q,
ai9sd aaa spef nas i zaehary, Taylor i i.
e'ed ftssasAh bslprs Two searsyou VIA 90
sll tness odises measures lorcsa upon q
snd aAe noal SACRED gusrnptesg u II. ],
assIAqilon aRloQtsd and aasltoyean Lam. II
'A's wns one n thsplAcesAe had hi mi IL
S'sam a9d d'd nsf Y fsad tor The ,wo psas Ia
'0ls 'pssnh 'oiave ny.eoppeensa \ a,i9. n,
'agguee 'Ae only two QpSsitanv Oeto,e wv ~