Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-31
pymautb, ehiu, gaturnay Mnrning gstsmbsr 81, 1853.

hu running pciSoh eufaS g. ""he ~"
.rnup of c"uuuymen To whom ne had
been speaking made way for him. 'wh.
avs il S my own fhult-you'-sir, wa,
burn under risi thstch, that now you stand
IN: my father and grand father held III.
hi of Land. aid se psid for it at the high.
est and to the last farthing.'
That ye d d, poor uan--God help you /!
laid mauy a voice ia tones OF the deepest
ympathy. ''i
4. with every hard. working 'ul on the
r'ta,e. got notice In quit, because the agent
wan it to be cleared f men, that il ay
feed beasts. had acred all my life Ike
, man, and b d the feelings of one; |
loved every stick uf them blackened raj.
trrs Nv fathers own hands made ihp
he'd that poor broken hearted woman is
sitting "n on il was horn. and on it she
; ough, five children, The bees that ar.
now singing in the bushes came frnm the
uld stock: a I'd my ther's mother, tina,
they are bringing out now, has set upon
hat stone bench for six'y.Emr years
A very venerable woman ha d just been
carried through the fakes falling tha,ch
into the open air; she seemed h r'l'y
conscious "f what was going forward, and
vet she gazed around her, aud fr IN nne
to an"th.r. with an anxious look.
well, we know all that said the first
.peaker and you ought to know that
I'm only doing my duty, and you ough
10 have sense I; the genllemsn's land il
is own, and if he'd rather feed cattle for
h" mark hnn have The place broke up
in little farms, sure = his own lard, no,
yours he lets you take every stick tha,
you like away
The law, only bastard law after all
for ponr," said Larkins, 'gives III.
them
'And ho pays you for your CROP
'And that he can, help, eilher.'
And Yet the grnny there would NJ
le#va it till the of WAS off. Sure an,
how the genlrma" had a right t" do wha
he llk with his own.'
He had no,!' exclaimed the peasant
firmly planting his fsn, on the ground
and uncon.clously y assuming an at,i,ud.
that would have added dignity 10 Il
min senator. sin The sigh' and light {"
Almighty God, no man having plenty
has n rlgh to say t" another. G" gu
and s'arve'-s'a,ve. a> | shall, and all be
lnnging to ne; starve and beg. aud beg
and slarve. till my bones whi,en through
my skin, and Gle, AS others in this coun
tv have one before me, on the road
oh my God if he had given me piece
Of mountain, or piece of hog and tin G
to bring il round, Id have worked, rs
have done all my ife-and that's Saving
enough--f"r it. Does lie call to mind
that the tenants duty is to pay, ana ,hs
landlords to project Does he say as
Christian, that any man has a right ,t
turn over scores Of his fellow creatures Il
Starvation, when they are wiling to- b,
his slaves FIR foo anh raimeni? for wha
more have any of US! We lay by moth
ing, and have n"thing to lay by , ye. ".
pay our rent. Will any of you say ,ha
God Intended tpat!'
Then why The diviI, Johnny Larkins
my js~el I! said tight concentrated fel
low, walking up to the excited sp aker
why d'".'. you let us sat,e III. IN all ou
at ouc,! S"rra better spnr, we'll desne
md its under yer roof ye'd be now, f "
had let us take one good hearty fling a
;hem.'
l never broke the law in my life
James, replied I.arkins.
'So,ra better ye're off than then
that did, answered James, stepping ba'l
in a most discontinued manner. Tw,
women were comforting :he por man
wife, in the hest way 'hey c. uld. ah'
another was busted in adjusting bed o,
small car Upon which they Intended Il
place the old wuInan, SO a. 10 remove he
comfortably. The landlords agents, Il
this apparently most unteeling proceed
ing, seemfd resolved not to desis, unit
the ro"f vas entirely rem"ved.
Il wish, lannan, ye'd be said and le
by w. urged one to Mr.. i.arkin<. VIII
was rocking herself, az the wind rcks
'ree ihai has been more than ha fuproo
ed. sWhat COED can staying here d
YOU, dear ? Sure yen stop with ns +,
long as ye like before ye 60 inn the clos
own. and yer breathing so bad. snd J
SO weak Go t.