Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-03

From the Richmond Whig.l
supposed to be Portion OF the L, Lost Book
amid the Ruins OF Ntneveh.
CHAPTER IX.
l. And in process of time the men returned,
and sat again in council, even in the great San
hedrim in Baltimore:
2. And their eyes were red, but not with weep
ing and they were filled, but not with the spirit
of wisdom.
3. And the contention waxed great amongst
them, and they strove together many days
4. Then there arose certain men Of Virginia,
who said, Let us gather ourselves unto Buchanan,
the Tarifite, for he is Hunker indeed in whom
there is great guile;
g. His name is published in many lands, and
the sound thereof hath reached unto our ears,
and none can say that we are settlers forth of
strange men.
6. But others cried, Nay, for he was raised in
the tents of wickedness, and hath blasphemed
against us in the language eff Ashdod, saying that
he would let out the blood of Democracy even
with lancet.
I. But the men of Virginia clave unto him,
and certain wise man among them said Why
do ye murmur? And wherefore make ye known
our reproach unto our adversaries
3. As for that saying, let the memory thereof
rot, and let the blackness of darkness cover it
forever!
9. Wot ye not, that as the strong man, even
Samson, found honey, yea, the precious honey
comb, in the body of the dead lion 50, Also my
soul smelleth the SAVIOR of sweet doctrine yea,
snuffeth the odor of pure Democracy in the car
cass Of defunct Federalism?
10. But the others said, These men be drunken
with new wine; let US rather cleave unto Marcy,
who dispenseth spoils, and gveth much raiment
unto those that follow after him
II. Then replied unto them the men of Virgi
MIA, AS for this Marcy, we have no inheritance
in him let him remain, like Asher, by the sea
shore, and dwell in his breeches.
IL. But we will gather ourselves unto great
man, and wise, even Dickinson, and him only
will we follow;
49, For he hath trod in high places, and been
seen afar off of all men for his goings forth have
been stately as the steppings of the he-goat of
Syria, that brouseth upon Mount Gideon
ID. Then Dickinson bowed himself unto the
ground and cried unto them, saying Oh, sirs, live
forever !-howbeit, for this time, / pray you,
have me excused, since serve Lewis Of Michigan
and him only do serve.
10. And again spake unto them the men of
Virginia. saying, Lo these many days have we
striven together with vain contention. There be
giants in the land, but ye will none of them
l6. Let us, therefore, search out some small
mouths of gainsayers shall be stopped
II. Let us, therefore, assemble ourselves unto
Pierce for he is the smallest of ten thousand and
altogether puny.
ls For there is path which the eagle know
eth not and the wild goat hath not found and
therein hath Pierce, the son of New Hampshire,
walked for he is a meek man and reftiseth to
sit upon horse.
l9. And it shall come to pass that as Zoar was
saved from the ruin of Sodom because it was the
least of the cities Of the plain so shall it happen
that when the wrath Of the people shall rain
down tempest upon the great ones Of our party,
and the lightning shall run along the ground,
it shall spare even Pierce, because he is
little one
20. Then stood up among them Rynders the
Hittite who was captain among certain men of
Belial, and said, Lewis / know, and Douglas l
know but who is he?
81 Then answered unto him q man of New
Hampshire, saying, He is like Ephrain pleasant
child, for he speaketh but few words, and writeth
no letters but he spelleth wonderfully
%. In his right hand he holdeth the loaves,
and with his left he dispenseth the fishes, even
places, and he is cunning to catch gudgeons
90 Moreover, brethren, he hath been known
to give aims, even one cent money current with
the merchant, unto boy that was stranger
unto him.
"a Then exclaimed Rynders the Hittite The
like thereof was never heard of in Israel and rs
my soul liyeth, unless | see with my own eyes,
and feel with these fingers, that cent even that
red cent, will not believe, though one rose from
the dead
rs. But the others were a-weary, and hungered
for the loayes and the fishes so they hearkened
to the men Of Virginia, and gathered themselves
unto Pierce of New Hampshire
90 And as for the rest of the doings and pro-
fessions of the Locos in Baltimore, are they not
written in the books of the Apocrypha?
q. And it came to pass when Cass and Doug
las beard that Pierce had been chosen captain
of the host, that they lifted up their voices and
wept, and the Wings of the house of Fillmore
heard them
%. And they rent their garments, and scattered
ashes on their heads, and went mp to the Capitol,
crying Oh, Pierce, my friend my friend Pierce
would TO God had been chosen instead Of thee
GREAT BowLINd.--A "ten (hundred dollars)
strike" was made recently on the South Fork Of
the Yuba river In other words, miner pocket
ed ST. 900 for one days work AT that rate. who
would not rather bowl with tin pans than ten
pins
"Tm bound for Caforny with my wash bowl on NV kusa