The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-09

-ut,ull many a brighter LEAN we meet; %
IBIS when the tempest thunders thsre,s9
u Thy beam is most divineiy sweet. 918ii
The rainbow with the SUMS decline; saa,
o2 LkeGfalthless friends; VIII disappear;
Thy. rays dear star, more brightly shine,
llWhen all is dark sapd, lonely yheresonsy
And though Adforas golden CLEAN, "a 4 ''.1 NJ
Inlay wake a morning iQf delight, ,aiooqa
'iris oniythy enchanting beam. snoiiqi4os
3nWfn siniie amid afflictitns light! baoA
lbs ,k9g9i!gd Il3a9han09 ei u .SI0m si39W
CANDY ; X vs.. s. Billed Billed 'TATI'EI3fRs..S TI'I3f st.
Boggs is awning of the strictest sort.M
He never speaks Of the democrats except
as ,loccofoocoSs,, y, Of worse, He swallows
what the, lwhig papers say, hut othiDg
elsea ealisiJ91qVs 9di 20 usid ai'W sqasd "a
9"Soon after Scott's nomination he Was
reading sstsThe Flag Of the. Union,'> a, pa
per which .he had the week before de-
nounced as lsslocofoco" and he did not
read enough TO discover anything to
change his opinions-not because it was
not therein, but because he got mad about
the first article he saw, and would read no
further. The upshot Of the rnatter- was
this. He saw the article going the rounds
Of the whig press praising Gen. Pierce for
his generositylin. giving strunge boy "a
cent'to buy a stick Of candy with..n He
viewed i. as locofoco thunder, and,solilo-
=, ~ ig. -N'H}f0H 3hl ~ ~ h'o1l ZfI7Ft
qp'zzfeds us:aas7ga as sd saod y,auoJ
"IheiI Observation-Disclosures have started n
cussed lielto 4 hern that air same story told
about -J;,, Pnta r disremeinher whar. bult
remember .deyiIiSh well as how the stories
elected him. Such stories as this will ruin
the wings. Every tory paper in the
kentfy will blow about It Et must be
heded.. | Keh, and viii do II. ~ 9sal' 1 ! 4
YesYterdpy after The mail was opened,
we, saw4B Begss exhibiting "a letter which
he pretended oto, be sreading we knew
by the cock of iLIs eye that there was 3i;
something, UP, Ne were not mistaken,
for rs rs soon as the crowd gathered around
the doer, he openet with street speech
as digniied as a judge. a.''''D ., '3''3.'.''''
= haoto,k-aheer. | say tbar's sunthin rot-l
ten III Denmark,l no, moi, thar, but in the
loco-foco canp-+ but I've nailed ct to the.
counter. "A false, Iyin story is been crcuI- circcuI
lated sStl,y, by the tory papers, seed it in one
myself, that Pierce gin a. strange boy ~
cent to buy candy with, thereby maxim n
great fuss over his liberaIity and generrosi-
ty..a jes declare ct in the face an eyes of
every ]ocqfpeo here, an owdacious lie.
| heern ct told about Jim. Poke. Et's
yotupto tall the wimeh waits got child.
rehs, as likes candy, an most on EN- has
got tem, on the loco side, an thar influence
is a good deal---it amggsis auu n affl
But spose it am true Spose ct. a9s.'l
Ets no whar, aside Of Gen. Scott the
Herosof Saro Gordo, &c-no whal..
has got a letter (here he exhibited the
outside of one, from great perlitercalt
karacter, who sez that cwhen Scott was a
Eoin,to schule, jes big enuff' to go bare
footed 20 , With With his dinner in aqbasket, one
day On the side of theroad he seed ablindl
rean7es' rNasI fcryin- he hia te.ii.s lrna lin
downhis cheeks LITTLE Scot's heart was.
teched,'an he went ZIP 10 himan axed him
watts, be cryin about, and the Ilblind man
told him he haddent had a'biteato eat that
nornih. gFeller Wigs, yes 7antI'll ak the
l5spffocos, what do yop think thtii the liille
Scott, did b III tell syer. He tnagnaner-
musly opened his basket, took out all on
his dinner,i which ,was three billed taters,
an gin EN-; to hiln,an went all day without
his dinner. He q had the proud, satisfaei
tion oflseein that ar blind MANS teardyie
upan him eat t:lem ar 6iled tdters.. What
a gel4o1rious scene was that M-T-that little
boylwho had no more ideer ,of,beip can
didatefer President than, he had Of flying
generously givef away his b,led taters.
Ets eiiuffto make the very stones ,WeeR
with gladness to think thatsic men are
borpd inter the world, an that their feller
citizens has chance of testifyjn, thar ap-
u ~ H.