The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04
,a,e in Congress.
at peD nn m THE SESSION

ltq y, o. forourarmyi in Mexico
= ln l'ss had been very much sur
lA ~ ,4E.la,ing hyperbOrea'ions OF
''aH ~ Tar River (Mr. Badger')
/, M , i,'r ovidep. that a great deal
n y .neoch which was not APP
ad = a ~ gentleman mean BY the
!. ~ a' q, # eIory's oandle!" was
! b pgl e.5 4 battery opened upon the
ohe n'sA'I ei.n5s?-as the immortal
/" A. third canto of Leviil'uS-
..ndelibus, whigwham de-
..,,vit, ,arontum Ocrackeo"
Duh ! General Taylor about this
ID i aI ,slI you what he says here
WI . i,r manual, in the despatch
IL bond-(Robert, bring me
Pora 7 l \ s,ys; 81 would not see a
4,Iioo vilhored." No. sir-bu.
a, T. that they have nj oabboges
% therefore General Taylor's Opin-
..,,bt-is going for nothing but
uel "' Ne sublime slaukenborg'uS
a bed Summarize und saur-Krauton'"
E CIV i. President is blamed for the
etSs .a,.o to General Taylor. Why
js,sments show that Taylor had
cVI M. his army as strong as he
4 q, whatever he saw fit or deem
! t. prosecute the war. And the
G nni ,5,i,od the government, sir, what
md he talked strong, and he
lA 1betalked, sir, as we'll as he fought
,,,ea Of Powers Greek save to
etieN B"'S'
lrna
-, /, what do you think of that AND
a'p Da s%nough--il my words, added t(
Inefficient, Dr., Boynton, the mes.
oe, and can put you all to sleep t
~ !. contcnt. Therefore, | say 1t i
-PALsE-that the President au
Jun upon the bank of the III
upon any other bank. No, Sill
IN, geol the poet Of all time
BID ancum tinicum Clink,
ip lexico's got the chink,
ia he clock struck one,
Igg The mouse ran down,
tdl Hickory dickCry-"
O. sdent, the last line | see is not goin
: q and so leave the quotation unliT
Ht URN into and soro the eonsclences
rIa ents, who wish to plunge the land
Aa Id Jefferson into the arteral exaspe
= immerian dissolution-as Confucll
,aaH observes:
y
I" it was the object of the President
"'' Mexico--was not America conque
we not hold our farms and dwellln.
zee Of conquest-nay, were not ev'
} and children the trophies of o
. arms? And who should object,
after being %disbanded, chose to Ia
mselyes Mexican Sabinas after 4
pilhe childrenofthe Pope, as so beau
cibed in the Cherokee version Of t
Ihe Lock;
rs lncko buncho hominy squaw,
M inkum blinkum chousem outofem,
,e 'ge.get-a-wa ughw
SIT, see our brave and gallant S
IN IOying this new Paradise, each W
Il and little Gains and A bells gambli
m-
layton wished to know if the gent
NM Pnl playing at monte?
%0ote.--l am not to be interrupted
leman from Delaware, who comesh
The deadly sirocco Of the Wilmot T
p the altar Of our uprooted temple
whose bitter waves forever crum
ne Pangs Of a Promethean desolati
'ay to that gentleman, in the Iangu
mar to Joseph's wife
81 e0 damme. don't Aiout handelibus.'
lsll that senator, sir, hat l scorn
n humiliation his charge against
q the Democracy. Sir, they are
as NE Whigs--as honest as the Sem
q
layton begged to explain
J F00ts-I am satisfied, sir, and beg
90 pardon for what have said
paFd0ns, gentlemen-I beg yours,
y beg my own pardon-I beg g
PARDON. | meant to have catawamp,
"a Up Mr.. Calhoun at the close of
aOd to have recited to the Senate
Wy Of Childe Harold and LETTERS
Y virginia. But | intended no har
10 Senator has understood me-
q V''ces.-NOt one of us.
l0o'e-lam satis6ed-human natu
6 Shakespeare says:
'ils rebellious mountain of my Il
.S'es, like Etna, for the crater gon,
Y laps time in Elysium."
uoW, gentlemen, you'll excuse me.
60 and liquor.
ks-NOthavino ,,.lI-