The daily union., 1852-08-01
Ensign spooner 10 Gen. scott.-Letter No. .
/ MnE NornrAsr or Amos Kro,

ENSIGN sPoohcf 10 och. fcoits-Icttcr No. u.
l MILE NornEAsr or Amos KEo,
Stale OF N H., July the 10, 1852.
DEAR GlErRAL: When glanced my eye over that dya
log atween you and them Massysippy feefs ha. waited
on you to git your real opinion about the ugyve kom-
pronze Jest took of my hat and throwd il slap the
Moor and gn9 hary cheers for you and eawsndeed
my ieelins speshaly histed up by readn that dya
log ior II konyinced me 10 sarny that you had gin IN
10 the arguments of the senator from New Yawk Stait
and agreed TO the whole gger in deseavn the opper
sluon down South La fack, glneral, things was gn
desprate down thae. and il rekwired bold Koo Day
tat0 l,he Ensign coup dtat 10 set them TO rights
and II you han't done II why we needn't Try agn.
When read Genuy's speech felt bad, and when that
speech of looms foerd arter, jest shei myself up in
my chamber and sung Huk from the tonbs for about
tew hours. What with the speaches of them ew on
trackiybes, (who carry like ew of steers yoked on
the nigh side j and what with the reoiein OF the abby
lishuners at your nommynashun and their opperson 10
Frank Pierce, which makes the people down South feel
suspIshus OF you and what with the gineral noge of
the people up North (and may be- down South) that Me
New fawk senator and Honis Greeley was your main
stays and coches TO go upon and what with the fack
that you didn't come rite out plump favor of that plat.
form that we got jest enut votes with from them per-
tckiaf chaps from the South TO nommynale youI saw
gnera, with all these obstickles and sum uher ones a
standin like 80 many shevvy de freezes and cotng bags
rite IN our line OF march, couldn't diskiver eny way TO
gt along with our southern oppeashuns. let alone the
ubole that hay would give us up North among all them
squcemish people who Zeal sich etarnal consarn about
mainainn nayborly understandin with the people
down South and stick up for the Union endun' forever
But glnera. your dyalog with them Massysippy delly-
gates has cleared the ways and parseave as plane
as day. that you've hit the very plan TO knock them
speaches OF Gentry and Toombs and all the sants and
nsnnywations of the lokyfoky papers about our caws
smeilln OF abbyllshulsm intew dup hat.
Agin say, hurraw for you gineral lit never would
have entered intew my mind and hardly ennybody's,
that you would a thought of nsislin upon that nobody
but Clay and Foote' ahead of you in the kom.
promize and tew, the sollum manner that you stuck
to it, gineral! Inever! if il didn't make me laf rite
u!-and would a. gin lcvenpence if | could a. seen
your face while you sticking it, and a. pun the
wool over their eyes. | say go gnera-so it bndl-
for, arter all, we may jest well. the proph says
die for old sheep a lam and if we can make the
people down South beve that you fus started the fusy-
i've kompromze and that the stoppn of the dangerous
agylashun was all OWN TO your genyus and desamen
and that the hyer-aw senator of New Yawk, and Gree.
ley and the abbyshuners in gineral, amt for you bu
ayther utherWlse, why, then, we're safe thief in the
pennyenshary, so fur as the South is consarned
Now, g'neral, just to finish up ev'rylhng slick
we've on'y TO git sumboddy TO back up the idee ,ha
you was INSPIRED with in that dyalog with them
Massysippy tellers and guess the senator from tht
asnein Sia of Connecticut will git along with that biz
ness, (as cousin Edwould would saw leele mast,
job, in about tew weeks. But, our skuemaser saws
Bum soPpy
Hopln to teal no wus, Pm your'n Ito sarve,)
ZEKE SPOONER,
Ensign A. X. M. N. H.
P. S. NoTY BENY.-Mac Gill has made song ou, O
his own head about the hors .rollin- pin pamAts
and Aunt Nabby, Jest TO plague me, gifts him TO come
over and sing 1t every evenin arter work hours
wis gneal, you'd contrlve way TO git him out o.
Amos keg. for he's hurtin amazingly He.
sung that song TO our house many times that Nv,
arnt one verse by hart-it goes as follers:
new invitation, with the ntinton
To the paplo instruction for TO impart,
Is now diskivefd and likewise deverd
BY 'ach mail in bags that will I'LL
Och It's now by plcktefs that electors
VIII 'ach be tachd how his to cast
No more hard readn sad headakes breedin,
While we've the guide boords and trumpet b'asr
wish, gineral, you'd speak to Jimmy Maher TO give
MacGill Job the public grounds at headquarters
that manewver would operate well for, you see, i
would kill his vote agn you, and keep him from eek
sersizn maylne nfewence in Amos Keg