The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19


died up and says sbe. Mrs. Tompkins, ii
you don't like the way Tyler is doing, you
wings had ut ought to elected him. that's
all I've got to say. ! gin her such look
bn, she didn't mind it, for she know'd
couldn't help myself. Oh. dear! its no
use for woman to say anything when
man gets his he'd sot; but il does make me
feel so orfnl to think what y6n used 10 be
hut as pars"n Smith says, there's moth
ing on the face of the earth but what will
change. Why. Tompkins, when we were
hrst married, you were go tender hearted
you couldn't see me bled, and now you'rn
talking about voting for Taylor, he very
man as recommended the Cuba blood
hounds TO be soi on the Florida lpjips,
poor critters You dqnt beiiepe saord of
IL Why, Tompkins, you'll deny inur own
pane afore long, at this rate DIDN'T !
as good whig paper you said as ever was
printed! Aud didn't the editor say that
such a man as Taylor wasn't ft for the
duties OF responsibilities Of the comman.
der. chief Of an army? But, la me! that
was afore they thought of putting up Tay-
or for President; they'll bush it all up
now, dare say. But if should live to
be hundred years old ] shouldn't forget
them words-they went right into my
heart; for, thinks /, if them poor Mexi-
cans has got this blood thirsty wretch
among them. they're gone case, and
guess ! said as much to you at the time;
for know you said II would take gist
such man to carry on war against an
Innocent and unaffending people like the
Mexicans. Tn tioughIess, foolish 100,
man! Yes, know that some people say
that women never think; but gist wish
that some men thought as much as some
women; il they did they wouldn't change
so often. But good sakes, / gist believe
Bill Jenkins was half right when he said
the wing parry was like flea; put your
finger on it, and it wasn't there. Such
iWis'ub dHu ''ibiup iToH que thlhB 70
an other is enough to make an honest per
son sick Of the whole set.
The lokys, know they're mean ss gar
broth; but when they say a thing once
they'll say ii again. and you know what
to depend upon. But. by gracious whats
the use of talking; dind'nt ] hear you
read Taylor's letter 'tother day, where he
said himself that he didn't want to he
President at all, and thinks |, that's right
every one to his trade-if it is 6ghling-
Taylor only todnted 10 be coared hEte!-
Well, he might stayed wanting I'LL
doom's day, If I'D been the wing party
afore ] d coaxed him, the old varmint!
Why, didn't ! hear you say that he refns.
ed to give any pledges!
! Now, Tompklns, do hate such going
round the bnsh as this is. Why did he
gist come out in ,he first place like man
and say, Pm a whig; 60 for United
States Bank, and all the whig measures
By keeping a lille dtrk about his polite.
he respected to get some toky coies. OH
that's it, is it, we Il now, Tompkius, al
ways did hate deceiti and you know | al
ways said, the reason we never could
elect Henry Clay, was because he did %,
stick to one thing, for sometimes, when
he was runriing against Polk. he seemed
TO be for annexation, and sometimes be
was against it; and last year when he wa,
making that great speech al New Orleans
he sald he believed, old as lie was, he could
kill a Mexican if he had chance; and
now he's come out the strongest kind
against the war. | know he said thai
about killing Mexican to lease the 10.
kys; but as said before, always die
hate deceit, and mind my words, il will
never prosper. I'd better mind my oW,
busiass. Yes, see you're completed,
agip me, Tompkins; but say what you will
IN a wbig to the back bone, and wher
! think how orfully we'll be beat ii w
run Tay lor, il does make me feel as trem
: bly, as a leaf. Oh dear! | beleieve in IN,
: soul i'm be the death of me yet. Her,
Mrs. Tompkins fell into violen 6t o
hyste rics, and the last we saw of Temp
kins he was dashing water on her.--fndi
ana State Seniinal.
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