The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-24

- HOLY -
r. DnAs Nrrcs:
Ireesived your very modest letter n r.
ply to nina | Mr.. Prewett. 1 am nct sur.
prised 1t your sentinenes, for II seems - thls
Accommodate thing, called Nothinism has turned
the heads of al the simple girls and boys ~ tnls
'ere country. You say you are fresh nom YOU
school books;--yes, spose you've been 20 one a.
them nonothin chools, wher the children are fanS
that the Catholics are oil heathensv and that the
Pope makes his daily meals OF the little girls ana
boys Of hereto Professionals. OF course you
think Mr.. Henderson nice young man. i spose
he's Just fresh from his Books too, bed better
kept ct EN- little longer. Why when was :
Girl such young Saplin 3 was not allowed 70 ges
ID and dispute with men. Obi but Imam old
Eogy Jon will say. Little did think when nurs-
ing your helpless infancy that I would meet with
such ungratrfulness. But again You will say, IT,
the lashion," "rhat's Young Ameriky." tell
you ~ dear Molly. this ere Know Nothing Wing
trick Amt going be 50 mnch after oil, for Mr..
SINKING says 80. There's Commodore Hames
(good rid G1ul has drank many cup Of tea with
ns) he says ttnf Know Nothinism is bound to
fall to the gro0od: that there's been lots Of money
sent from Jermany and ireland to help the DEM
ocrats to save our country from ruin and much
good 10 it doing too. ItWas only the other day
There have just whipped Angelina and sent
Ler to bed, she's been tnrmentn the life out me TO
60 and hear he Know Nothina.) II vas only the
other day Mrs. o Rafferty, was over q borrow
Fryin Pan. She told me the Democrats Aseoci-
alton had given Terrace her Husband half 3 Bax'
rel of Flour and ten Pounds of Coffee. He saya
he's ging to make all his friends vote for the Pal.
ty. Mr.. Altos brought our tongs home yester-
day them that he mended) he told Mr.. Sinking
and me as how he had been convert d to our Dem.
ocrat Party, how that Commodore Hames and
Dillinsvnrth had enlightened him, how that HI
had declared his independence and sent Mr.. Pat
terman of with dea in his ear, refusing both hi
Know Nothin advice and his Know Nothin pa
pers. You've got much to learn yet Molly. You
should practice Mr.. Simkins' plan Party before
principles; If yon only stick to the Party thu
principles would follow afterwards. hem NASTY
! Know Nothins (whom you like because some o
'em are good lookin) are about to ruin the coun
try. They are about talking of people tryin t
ruin their charactus and ten all sorts histories
They afe now tryin to ruin the Character of tn
! Pope. When Mrs. Graudwincke came to on
House the other day 70 look at my new cap, sh
! said Miss. Lebtker told her that Mrs. Grimke
had learned from Mrs.. Carratarty's Aunfs Moth
er that they had raised the report that Mr.. Dill
linsworth and his Partner had sold themselves b
A@dkaicy dHI u1Utcidius ttHSiu d hctpd SkOIS u
/ hurry Street) and that they voted the Democra
Ticket because they were afraid BarsIey and More
J land wouldn't raternize 'em. I'D You ever hea
i of such work-just wait till Mr.. Simkins iselect
! ed to the City Council (which Commodore Hame
! has promised him) and he will make law to ham
! all the Know Nothins. don't think my dea
girl that you learnt much at school. Don't kno'
what o, Trumperry y. Moses means La me
) Well if you viii look in the Dictionary you wi
find that it is translated from the Dutch aud NEAR
,fI"The Pope and the Church thousand years an
4 to-day the same infaIlible an Immaculate
e must bring this ere letter TO . close as the g.
s is burnt low-the boys all gone to bed and 4
wood in the House, / don't think / shall Sta
n lcng with you on earth as my old complaint
! bringing me every day nearer and nearer Il
II Grave. However ! put my trust in the got
IN book where it says sthe righteous cease fro
q troubling and the wicked are at rest.
,fI Your affecsianate Aunt.
81 C0RNELIA SIMKINS.