The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-28

5I5ag and op'fass' aug,
56nI II. \, 4 / %doient ds'soIn, h5n,ls !.
bat were u. via the name O. WE w.
Tes Gh9 4 os 9as Z Northern power Ts,.
sproila'i'n 'I tr.rsr sacred to the cause
eas' 'an ,ain.t ths ~oppre'sor, thus 80. 70
qTr. ..,I.s, sfths dead win , .ss D a.
1T. g. ... sos' &c pars.t patriot t. a,'n 'l y
h' s1 " M \. j invoke the "lat5', ,,o :.
a.,s sa.suousb + make ~' : nt,.m 'apt to
pnnt Ne n 70, i Il tbslf own dogtnda'ion'
~ W s s,sa | submit 70 The Union
d A'I a,..I w livery Of Heaven to serve
49, A.. n, "a hsuesre ars not surprised n',n ,1a
l'tl l,s.' " i u'.a.,nptins viii, y, the
y J, slrs { Bntu' q 'a ;d.t mi h = favor yor
Hi'' W. .smi1,ion 10 tyranical power
IlA'd n l,lliaa' bsias disposed Of by the
n { 1S \, ) freeman Esq. , an ina ny
'en' csas,,r Graves, commencing my
g 2 .o ,.sn.i. one d those trading poll
'O' S.,,he,p origin, who. like tne
by ! NJ Revolution, i ready to fisn'
ss,' A. = snd p%lnaier both' a man who
'iI ~. ~ y othst principles a. orthodox I,' ox-
s1ils -, = I Iosre. and i've fshesi' an l'roa-
~ ", a,.l,,. &c ae,h,pot' Of Egypt to a
WY Il, ~S;lderness. This gentle>
nP '1I " Attorney General Of democratic
Z u u ba1iDg MIXED cold brindle'" IN.
's' w liri and kicked him over mas
v . M dssh dug for some time. Sns-
= s' =. Il. M associates ola goNhal'es M
IA INV dear Col y the shfewd niue
a Y, .n.v tsat No more plumber was to DC
NJ. ron hit quarter and be is evident
MANA Win the opportunity, now pre-
aftrnins 1 new comexlon and recruit
n political fortunes As the apO'D,s .i !,
= trimming ID recruits, and are glad {
,,.m ,yen from the fouleat Kennels no Oc-
donSl.d that iii. btOkm-down party hack
II ctry Ii. rag, and fottenne's to Mr.
,.tacds shrspangled banner Of freedom
"a istbe individual, who undertakes =
\. \. people Of Mississippi about the ne
II 4 an, tting to wrong and outrage;
,a,srs rbo.e Mole political history sho"
No. !, much better entitled to the name c
,l,mao Ann Freshman j reptile, who live
..sa. 4 u i slime anu filth, and rot
irsvles in his own corruption.
Jobnsepitle to Cautonians having bee
ucaded, d spasmodic effort was made to'g'
IA Iile excitement among the sleepy "sooT
M A few feeble voices in the crowd cFle
tsHsry y AHemy," aIIenry;" when PEI
II Patrick, a small man with a big nam
lifted outwith all the airs q an orator wit
tmy of bis power. Q, what nhsiortur
Is hi al u%rdiuar r~saeet ~iapsapity to
Rrpd with a name Of such Dpric grandel
h simplicity, as George Washington, Tho
EHrson, John Marshall or Patrick Henry
eCmnot help feeling that it has been give
d%asiOH; or that it has been stolen by
Ot6lcss scamp, who has d%isgracel some hur
Ii ap%pellationi such as Jerry Shocks, P
Farley, Bob Walker, or John Smith. B
hhck Henry, Of Madison county, is a We
piable gentleman; and | sincerely regret |
pparbe miioftmeiR being Thus christene
is almost needless to say, that this pompo
bmisdOnist, who Is sofond Of Wrapping hi
lfap IN the folds ofihe American Gag, is 4
Hated to the noble Yirgiman, who proclaim
at resistance to tyrmtsis obedience to Go,
nl thus gave The name d Patrick Henry
nnOrhitH This information is intended
lch as have not had The pleasure of our Pt
rk'' acquaintance; il would be unnecessa
7 lhy'e, who have seen him on the rostru
y witnessed bis salvaaic efforts at eloquenc
who have had en- opportunity Of laugh
tih~eenphatic snake Of his head, and aFec
on d lofinea.
NY gentleman having made the speech
way makes consisting Of some incoher.
''en'S about hiaglorous Upiop, The me
ADJOURNED = The barbecue, which was c
Ily @e most agreeable part Of the ent
l'aenl' both 70 southerners and submissi
RANDOLPH