Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

gary arter every thing was all Fixed up nice
it would be jist the thing g'f4fts7a
This made Unkle Zeke awful riled, sez he,
if that's all you bin tu College for all winter.
you'd heep-sight better staid ia hum he
don't want money, he only asks for "Materal
Aid" guess when we fought the revolution
Franklin went TO Europe beggin for us, and
Lafayette cum over tu help as, and didn't we
fight our own battles arter alp
But sez cuzzin Zeph, ''when Franklin went
tu Europe he had his credentials from the
Continental Congress, and he didn't take
more than five secretaries, and a doctor for
fear he should die, and twenty more people
to wait on him and drink wine, and smoke
segars enuf tu keep regiment of soldiers in
rations. He only asks them tt acknowledge
our independence and let US alone tu du the
6ghtin. Now if Kossuth only had his creden-
tials from the Congress of Hungary, twould
be something Ike folks" ~
Sez Unkle Zeke. "you college boys think
you know sight, but amt seen so much Of
the world as l have. if you cant Learn Better
manners than TO contradict your dad, you'd
better stay tu hum till you can learn sum"
Well seq Zeph, ''whats he going to do with
the money when be gifts il suppose the gov
ernment shouldn't acknowledge his bonds
how will he git out of that scrape? And
bows he goin tu git back tn Hungary when
hes an exile? Cordin to my notion he'd bet
ter not live quite so high. cause if he wants
the money SO bad he'd know he'd git more
in his pocket if il didn't cost SO much tu keep
him. ega
Unkle Zeke looked alfred wfathy and
jumped up from the table sayin Kossuth
might as well have the money as Barnum,
he didn't see any difference. always somethin
goin on that took money.
Cuzzin Faith sed size visht Zeph. could cum
hum without quarrelin with par. Ant Judy
sed we might all go tu the depot til hear Kos
su.h's windin up speech; but she wasn't a
goin-shed had enufof the show.
So day afore yesterday Unkle Zeke took
US in the borush. While We were goin.
Unkle Zeke sed theae'd be the biggist crowd
we ever seed but be was awfully disappoin-
ted, for it wasn't half full
Kossuth looked mad tn think there warnt
no more cum; but it warn't no use to ct mad
folks viii du as they're am:nd to, anyhow.
He talked like he'd put all the speeches he
ever made and worked it all over, jist like
grandfather Joshua's blue coat with shiny but
made up on the right side again sa
lie explained aineral Washington policy.
list as if we didn't know what that was
Guess we was brought up underis He ask
edthe folks tu git up petition tu Congress
tu interfere Bine by he finished preachin,
and yesterday he started off on the steamboat
for Ingiana. s'ss' ''5s 4z5ss
When we got hum Ant Judy sed she
hoped there be parties endf bine by for
every body to be suited; she thought the
wimin's rights convention the last thing, bnt
the Ladies Hungarian Sosations went a head
oft She guessed the wimin might as well
wear the trowsers as any way a4a
| Tween you and me, Unkle Jack, it don't
look over and above right for a poor erile tu
be gon about from Dan to Besheba livin on
the public, and beggin, tsw without even SC
much as pologizin for the trouble he's maxim
I don't see how Unkle Zeke can favor him
when he's a Wing and Kossdth Belongs tu
! the Democrats. But guess, arter all. Unkle
! Zeke has kinder hAnkerin at Old Hicory's
policy, though he don't ike to own it. sas
I'd like tn write sum more. but I'm tired
ard III have to stop and rest. amt goin Il
read this ta cuzzin Faith, cause she made fur
| Of the last, and guess the Yankees know a.
much as the folks out West; oaseiftb ! hadn'
| bin any Yankees there wouldn't bin any
| out Vest g1 a ssa Aszaas =
Ant Judy and the rest on em are all well
Give nv love III the folks til hum; anc
please rite as soon as you git time. a
- zszg Your affecshunate niese, s5zss
.=ass 7t SALLY DOWNING.
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