St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-22

N GALE 49,
IT'D. a. San
Z. =. '|' &, :n, .s:,
H.e goi,r e; ,l"r f1T.
= ~ su<pe ted oP
Eses iAesI g EIin. Ehe r.!;.2r'>
asmesss ] Issl1von ASnes, so,a.t,v r4l,i ~
and moderate man. LateAy---bcfcra
si.s efertion--fle took il into lis hsa;i 10
20 on tour TO another part 9Th e Slaic.
to ritctioneer probably FoT tie demassst-
/. DiyIer, ant. entrusted tff 'eratd dur
Ing his ah,eRce 10 the .cksrg~ If John
phonix, r O., a gentleman Of that TX.
known in tllts viciaity BY he name of
uerhv.
But the Judge had fo-ro,trn 10 INQUIRE
ln'o the Nature Of r. pbnnix's politics.
and the fiTst thins~ the new edi'or did was
TO chanye the political Character of the
Herald by running p The Whig flag hear
tng the name of ivitl;amsav aida for Gov
rrnor. Jndge' rensfernation may
b. fancie!. He immediately wFofe hack
letter TO Phnnix, telling him to bring
back tie Herald to It's allegiance; here
1pon Phnnix dcclazes his democracy
that his support Of Waldo was nj take.
an asks for ,irencSs. avoving himself
rsadv Ito embrace dcnocra~v with ar.
dor, slap her on the back, and declare
himself in favor of erecting statue OF
Andrew Jackson on the Plaza"
as v hateser is, is right, Gays Pho.
nix.) az the old gentleman ,weetly re-
marked when he chopped or the end Of
his nose nilh a-azor. in The endeayor 10
XIII Az s had lit thereon when he
va nai applies the rem1rk 70
~ lection Of Tleiessnel,,l addy--"lf this
s Iicn should. howesnS indirectly,
CSC San Diego 70 assume itAProrrr Po-
sFs IS the first commercial cav of Cal
8fnia. hall reverence the name CT
- 'ef forfyer. and will bestow
. ! "a snpellation upon nv young.
ss ckiln. aHN We il engraved upoa
nS.ce of Leather WI other suitable mater
n, anil suspended about that tender in
{ ats neck. uatil ueh time a. he shall
be old enough to learn And love the vir-
tues Of his bonored godsif1
rr. Phnnix in his arm chair writes an
eloquent valedictnry on retiring from the
ntorshi3 He seys:--
"Te Deun L0udcmus.- mes
has returned With the completion Of
til article nv labors are ended; and
vipins my pen on my coat tail, and pla-
cling it behind my sini,ter ear with
era 'efui how and bland smile for nv
horo'ed admirers, and a wink OF intense
meaning for NY enemies, shall abdicate
with dignity the arm chair in favor 81
it, legitimate proprietor. By the W.
this arm chaiFhh shut a pleasant firtion
of 30 ton s'--ihe only seat in the Her
aid Office, being the empty nail keg
which have occupied " lille writing mr.
] aders u?on the inverted sugar box that
:n,xe the pGrpo OF table. BIT this IS
J. { Divested Of its poetry and romance.
the objects offs highest ambition become
NEE common places. ike the fIeraId's
chair and table. Many ideas which We
have lear led 10 love sad feverence from
the poetry of imagination as tables, he
comes old sugar boxes al elps ID pee.
ton and more intimate asanaintance."
II he has given cEIenne ID INV one, he
is ready 10 accept their arologies.. lie
says
Commeneins 4 an Independent Jour-
~ have ally passed through all
Il ss 81 Ipient whiggery, decided
ca -. aignified recantation. bud.
din Ekey and rampant radicali,,n,
ard EIose the series with an entirely
liters num6eS ID which have careful.
" 81 ncd from slie mentieh of Baldo
AMI Ier. mean Naxlcr and Baldo.
mo- nind-@as Toodles saws, I
haven's T. 'oieds any cfs'e~, but heen
careful to preserve ! erfect armed neu-
srality'
The description OF the arrival home of
Judge Ames after all the trouble Phrnix
had caused him, is very rich. lie "a $
"Cooly he gazed from the window Of
the Office upon the new town road, we
descned cloud of du in the d., lance,
high above il waved awhip lash, and we
said Boston cometh and hi driving is
ike that of Jehu the son Of Nimshi, for
he driveih furiou>ly" ..
Calmly We seated ourselv sin the arm
chair. and continued our labors. anon
astep. heavy step, was heard upon the
stairs, and Boston stood before u. In
shape and gesture proudly eminent, stood
like tower. . but his face deep scars
az thunder had entrenche6. and care sat
On his faded cheek. but under brows of
dauntless courage and confederate pride,
waiting revenge Werose. and with an
unfaultering voice said. Well, Judge,
how do You do" lie made no reply, but
commenced taking off his coat. We re-
moved ours, also our crayat.
The sixth and last round is described
BY the pressman and compo itors as hav-
- kssn |ssff.illy scientific. We held
2FeEahe. press by our nose
- = bad Injected bstween his teeth
& purpose. ana uhile eHr hair was
Al .sK1eSs