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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20
The Party Of Contradictions.

The citizens who are 10 vote at The colninf
elections should demand the Know othings
oIacleS to solve The following singular mass OIL
contradictions, which we copy from the Wash.
ington Union:
know-Nothingism is national in The South
and secuona in the North is a Secretin New
YORK and open in Georgia; Catholic in Louis.
ANA and Protestant in New England; black in
Maine and white in Virginia; il swears the son
TO prescribe the foreigner, even if that foreign.
er should be that sons father; il opposes The
caucus, and settles its candidates in packed
%cabals; 1t e~levntes the negro and degrades the
adopted citizen; it curses all monarchs, and
adopts the creed Of George the Third against
en- gTat!on; 1t abuses the Pope, and declares
ITSELF iniallible; it assails the Spanish inouisi.
ton, and initiates IFS clandeStine persecutinns.
II processes Christianity and proscribes its
helgLOor; ii adoreS the Bible and shoots down
unollendlng citizens; il adcTes the constitution.
and sets up a test by that constitution probibi,
ted; II pays q premium for treason 10 frie nd
snip, and affixeS the brand ofperjury to all who
refuse 10 obey its Obligations. il asks for free
schools, and proscribes poor, helpless female
teachers; 1t repudiateS The Catholic and adj
hl's The lnfdel;-to crown all, il perSecuies
the most eminent native citizen who does NOT
approve It's mumEneIieS, and prnttc; the low.
est oil IutianS-it discarJs an Edward Everett
for aHWiIllam Poole. "A
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20
Governor shannon-Bass slnnasr Ernoaes

Governor shannon-Base SANDER Exposed
Some days since a telegraphic communica.
ton was received from St. Louis, stating that
Governor SHANNON, of Kansas, had made q
speech at Westport, MISSOURI, in which he
said he was for ~"slavery in that Teri'ory."-
We were well convinced that il was a tele-
graphic lie, and our opinion is confirmed by
The report of Tie speech published in tie s..
Louis Republican. He said nothing that
could by any possibility be tortured into such
a sentiment, which was a fabrication made
out OF whole cloth. The concluding and most
important part Of bis speech was as follows !:
81 come among you, not os a mere adven-
tuier seeking TO better his fortune and then
telutn Eome, but as one desiring for himself
anu 'amily n permanent location and ii shall
oe my higheSt ambition 10 devote my humble
ehofts 20 The promotion Of tie best interests,
happiness and prosperity Of this Territory
10 accomplish these objects, we will all ad-
Init lhat a government Of law aud order, is alb
solnlely necessary. We all feel the jmpor-
lance OF this, and trust will unite in securing
SO desirable an object. We have no security
l'SPSIlyS GACSpI Wy tue iHllll1ln-
ance OF law and order, and interest and duty
allke unite in enforcing on US the obligation
10 maintain both. Your Legislative Assembly
mat has Just adjourned has provided a code Of
WIS lr The Territory. 1t is my duty as an
officer, and the duty of every good
citizen, 10 abide by those Ia ws SO long as ihey
remain in force. TO maintain the Coustilu.
lioh OF The United States, tie organic law of
The Territory, and the laws passed by the
Legislative Assembly in conformity thereto, is
an obligation imposed on me by oath of office,
as well as by the duty | owe 10 the Territory
a citizen, in common with others. With
NE law for our guide, and the best interests
OIL The Territory for our object, all uniting and
narinonlzlng together, We cannot fail, under
providence, 10 build up o great State, furnish
ing hapry homes 10 thousands Of our people,
iuding additional strength TO our Union, and
opening the way for the advancement. of civil
'atlon and refinement over our vast Terrilor-
al possessions in the West"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

HEAR YOUNG CARROLL. JOHN CARROLL.
Esq, the great grandson OF CHARLES CARROLL,
Of Carro!Iion, WHO'S now running on the DEM
ocralic Anti Know. Nothing tickle. in Howard
County Maryland made his first speech on
Saturday week at a meeting of both parties.-
Alter speaking Of the position Of parties in tn.
STATE and the country, he declared to the
Know otIrings
u am a Catholic ; but if you must nroscribe,
u not commence upon 50 humble an individual
Us myself 10 back 10 The past, and erase
rom me record OF HE Declaration Of Indepen
uehce the name OF my ancestor, and the com.
panloG OF your iorelathers, Charles Carroll Of
CdrTOLtOn.n
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20
Cheering Prospects for Trimbls Ma.

The leading organ Of the Trimble party the
Cincinnati Times, has full confidence in The
election OF Trimble. The clouds are bright.
eniHg. There can be but little doubt but
what Trimble will get a good vote in most
parts Of the Slate. In the south he will hold
Chase a good pull. In Butler county he has
many friends. The Times says:
The dark clouds OF yesterday have given
away 10 the bright certainty that If the Amer.
lean party Of OHIO are true to themselves, the
venerable, but vigorous, pureheared and pa-
tfiotic Allen TrimGle, The Sage of Highland.
will be called 10 take the helm of Stale. me
Ola Line Democratic leaders have succeedeI
IN demolisllng Mr.. Fusion, but in doing so
have aroused the young giant Sam, whom they
ureaa' ana not without Cause, more than ali
lhell other opponents combined. Whether
they Will sharpen their old weapons and blaze
away at "'incendiaries" and aSSasins,' or make
a new move remains 10 be seen.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20
Texas Observation-Disclosures Tar,

TEXAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRrumpu.-
The Galveston Gazette 81 es a list OF the mem
OerS returned at The recent election, so for O,
tLey had come 10 hand, and adds:
The House of Represe natives consists oil
ninety members, forty-Six being a mniority.-
Inc above list contains the names of seventy
SIX Of Them, all We have received, OF which.
rom the best data before rs, forty. seven are
Democrats, or Anti-Know Nothirgs, Wings
elected by them /; twenty are Know -Notbings,
aud Eiae are unknown"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

0JThe Democracy of Preble county have
not Tor many years had so bright q prospect of
success as they have now. The Wing marty.
rom which they have received so many politi.
cal drubJings, has, by the unskilrul mana 70.
ment oil its leaders, been bargained off and
swallowed up by the Abolition d~isunion parry
and reduced TO a mere shadow OF lis former
self; whist the Know Nolhings. who CON.
quered only by the assistance of the wings, are
last going The way of all mushr ON political
Organizations. All we need to give US the
victory is JHa democratic vote. Let every
democrat come out and vote.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20
WOOD
WANTED AT THIS OFFICE IMMEDIATELY
A Grand Fizzle.

The Abolition Know Nothing meeting which
convened here on last Saturday, TO place in
nomination a county ticket, was the most per.
feet failure we have witnessed 70: q long time,
And had it not been for the Agricultural Ct lie.
bration on the same day, we doubt if corpo.
RAILS guard could have been mustert d, rside
from The Office. seekers. This mixture of Abo-
litioni:s, Know Nothings and ofice.seekers
assembled in the Town Hall, and after some
discussing, casing &C., the meeting was call.
ed to order, and delegates from the different
townships selected to nominate the ticket
There was no spirit or animation in The meet.
ing-those GLORIOUS masters OF Stump Eiocu.
tiOa," which were invited, and were 10 en-.
tighten the meeting with their bursts OF elo.
queice, did not make their appearance, and
The fusion Orators, seen The hand writing OIL
The wall, and retired in disgust. After sew
eral hours labor the following was nnou need
as the result OF their deliberations, which we
have not the least hesitancy in saying, was
pretty well determined on before The mcetinp
here, in the Know Nothing lodges, and that
the convention only gave a public confrma.
ton Of the action OF the Order, to satisfy the
outside green horns. Sam, and not Sambo,
ruled the Convention, and our Free Soil friends
are no little chagrined at The result, and such
treatment. Poor fellows, we pity them. But
here is the ticket, OF which we may speak more
al length, in a future number of our paper,
Representative,
H. W. DULY.
Prosecuting Attorney,
ROBT. MILLER.
Treasurer,
=. JOHN r. STEPHENS.
County Surveyor,
THOMAS J. LARSH.
1n6rmary Director,
CHAS. w. LARSH,
Commissioner,
JONATHAN DAWSON.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

bDEMocRATs Three weeks remain for
work IN the political field before The arrival Of
the day OF the election. Three weeks more
and The great contest between Democracy and
Know Nothing and Abolitionism, will be deci-
ded. Are you oil ready TO meet your political
Toes Are you prepared 10 poll full De mo-
cratic vote which is a Democratic victory (?
If not-G0 TO WORK NOW, and cease not
in your efforts until the BALLOT BOX shall
announce your triumph
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

1--WE notice that the American State Com.
mItiee have appointed the lst day Of October,
Tor holding a Mass Meeting in Eaton, of those
opposed TO the election Of CHASE, and favor.
able to Gov. TRIMOL.E. The meeting will be
addressed by A. B. NoRToS, Hon. D. +. FISH
BACK, and 7. G. WARE. A good timeis antic.
ipated by The friends Of Trimble. Roll in and
hear them, everybody,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

lFHuBnELl, EPrLY & WILSON, have now
received and opened their supply of new and
beautiful Fall and Winter Goods. Their dis.
play ct silks, S%atins, cloths, cassimers, &c,
are magnificent, and those who would have
the first choice, must crush along' before
more Ylgilant customers carry of all the most
beautiful patterns.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

D7A French papers states that a young wo.
man, who preiends 10 have q divine mission,
has just been locked up in the Orleans prison.
She asks to be sent 10 The Crimeu, pretending
that she could take Sebastopol in a very short
ilme' She speaks on the subject in the most
calm and deliberate manner. All she asks 10
accomplish her glorious mission is an escort of
sergeant a corporal and len mcr. Sh. is at
present committed ingloriously os a vagabond.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

UIhe Dayton Journal, a Wing paper, h,,
'ne following pertinent remarks in relation to
us opposition to S. P. CHASE,
our principle objection TO the election Of
on'non r. ChaSe' is that he is running upon
an aoSuact 'deo, merely 10 show the South
anS, onlo IS hostile and defiant. There il
"ou"lng ptoc'icai in bis success, and nothing
,an srow OUT OF 1t. II The abolitionists want
C ySnahe .neir hs's al The South through Mr..
ChaSe, they cannot have our assistance in anv
Such bullying manifestations /; nor will W,
nelp place a chip upon his shoulder for 'tbe
oonlh 10 knock of. The ELECTION OF a Gov.
etnot l0r any such object is a childish triainn.
uh"orthy the people of this great State.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20
REMOVAL.

The Office Of the "Eaton Demo-
~crat'' has been removed to the Sc
'cond story of the brick building west
OF G. Vanausdal & Co.'S store, where
all kinds of Job Work will be done
up with neatness and dispatch.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

VJihe Washington Star reviews The chan
ceS OF The several candidates of the opposition
lor Speaker ofthe next House OF Representa-
Ives' and disposes OF them by saying that Mr..
CoLLoh'S defeat, Mr.. HAvES's position as o re-
pealer Of The Nebraska Bill, which would
ALLEVIATE the Know. Nothings ofthe South, and
Nh. HUNTS (of La; deafness and instability.
have left The coast clear for Mr.. HunPuREr
MARSHALL. ....fI
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

aJfrOm the accounts of the political meet
ings oil our opponents throughout: lbe State, it
would seem that "Sam,'' and not "S0mbO,"
IS 70 be our mosl formida' lie opponent. The
'Chase meetings everywhere, ore puny and in
slp'd ahairs' while tbose of The Trimble com.
plexion, are large and enthusiastic. II would
be well for the Democracy 10 have an eve on
their secret enemy, for we believe thai s.som
is at his old tricks, playing 'possum,n and
may come down upon US with such force, as
will cause US 10 T1mEle.-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

% Ball. the porly standard. bearer of the
Blues bids fair, also, to become the standard.
bearer Of the Daguerreotype profession in this
CITY, His Gallery No. 10 Fifth street. is con-.
stantIy crowded, and his Pictures 60 OF like
not cakes. We wish him long continued sue
cess. f.u
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

a5,Thc legislature OF Kansas has done onc
good hing and that is, they have refused 10
grant q charter for d banking Institution, with
acHopitai Of" million of dollars. Q This was q
project OF st. Louis capitalists. They have
been fooled in this attempt ~
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

FINE CLorHING.-I is now settled, beyond
doubt, That Sprogue & Co., No. 10 Fourth
street. are the best and mos! fashionable cloth.
'ers in the city. Their styles are of the mos,
recent, their textures of the best, and their
prices moderate We commend them 10 the
patronage OF our readers.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20
EATON, o., SEP. 90, 1855.

Governor,
William MediII.
Lieutenant Governor,
James Myers.
Supreme Judge,
IL. ID. Warden.
Auditor,
w. ID. Morgan.
Treasurer,
John q. BresIin.
Secretary of State,
William TrcVitt.
Attorney General,
George w. McCOOk.
Board of Public Works,
James ID. Stcedman.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

U"e are glad 10 Iearp that Ball No. 90
FourIh street. is meeting with continued sue.
cess ID his business. His Gallery is constantly
thronged with visitors. This is owing 10 the
excellence Of his Pictures, which cannot be
beat. -,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

'uJWe see by the proceedings OF the Demo-
cratic county convention Of Montgomery, that
DF. f. SMITH, Of Dayton, was unanimously
recommended as the Democratic candidate for
Senator from The district composed of Prtble
and Montgomery. Such a nomination would
be eminently 'ft to be made" and we hore
the recommendation will be concaued in by
exclamation. DR.. S. is one OF the best men in
the District, and we doubt not if nominated,
ne will be triUmphantIy elected.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

D'The Know Nothings o Knox County, In
dIana' in view Of three hundred French Cath
oIIcS IN and about Vincennes, who always vo.
led The Wing ticket, are thinking about dis
pensing with the Catholic lest.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

- Know. Nothingism has done more 10 clog
The car Of christianity since its advent into our
country than has the devil in the last Ten
years Preachers have been sent forth 10 hun.
new homes, and ocerbity has taken the place
OF brotherly love in the churches.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

% Oscar & VIM. Minor, are now on hand
and ready TO supply their customers and the
pubic generally, from their large and superb
stock Of fancy goods, purchase in tie eastern
cities. II would be impossible for us 10 tell
aHthey bsye-uieir piles of calicocs, muslins,
ribbons, silks and satti.S S, are legion.
Gall and see theme .. .:sa
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

GTThe Virginia Central Railroad is MOI
completed 10 Croigsyille, q distance OF twenty
miles beyond Stanton, TO which place The cars
are now running.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

aJNr.p; E. WADE, has left a Cucumber
1t our Office weighing 81 lbs. It'll one of his
own raising, and the largest we have eve,
seen in This section OF county.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

PWiihin The last twenty years one hun
dred churches have been planted alongs the
coast Of Africa, numbering about twelve thou
sand converts. Christian schools are now in
operation, in which native Afhcsns
are taught. .,n-5s Dtf. 3n.s.is,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

GfA farmer in Bond County Mo-, has an
orchard Of two thousand six hundred trees.
Iiom which he receives an income or $4,000.
The estimated value Of the fruit in The whole
county is $4,000. The surplus is mostly sold
in st. Louis. .i .,.,H.-s,5 vi
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20
TO ADVERTISERS

Persons ,oishing to adpertise should remem-
Der that the "EdtOn Democrat has the largest
circulation Of any paper in the county.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

aTGeDeral SCOTT has subscribed $40, "prin.
cipailj in cash. 10 the Norfolk sufferers
Well, thit is a stretch Ct generosity.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

GJon Mount Washington, The. bighest,peak
OF the White Mountains in New Hampshire, a
young lady is reported TO have frozeD her face
on The l7tbof August. Ice fomed there that
fnornipg TO considerable thickness.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

to nip in The bud those Infamous designs, Ia
teach Mn Chase The way of The tronsgresSor
is hard. Supported as he is chiefly, by a par
y that takes the foul refuse of the other par
Ties for its leader, and whenever q man has
become so corrupt as 10 merit The contempt
OF all honorable men, whenever he has be
come so foul and dishonest that all olLer par
lies refnse 10 sustain him, or disgrace their
principles longer, by continuing a connection
with him and kick him out Of their ranks. II
he is then willing 10 fall yet further from gsnce
and JOIN their parry, he is then fit subject to
be taken by that party end placed as their
leader,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20
Saint, hero. chief, to snugly sit,
A chameleon ut Garrison's hin.

This is The person Of Mr.. Chase, the man
who is willing 10 be anything or nothing for
The sake of Dffce. And now we have an inter
rogatory TO PROFOUND. Where is That letter Mr..
Chase wrote 10 his Abolition friends denounc-
ing the Know Nothings, written ct q time
when he had no hopes of running on their
ticket, written with a view TO eecure the ger.
men vote Of Ohio, for al that time il was ''dis-
timely understood he was TO run as the indie
pendentAbolition candidate. But now, servile
denagouge like, his lips are sealed, his tongue
Is tied, he dare not speak out or this Subjest.
He is hoping and depending Cd the Know
Nothing support and after the election SET.
tie all little differences. ID. S.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

GJ'lt is stated 10y the Appleton Crescent
that The Governor Of Wisconsin will soon par
don The P%enitentiafy convici LEaHY ''ex. monk
Of La Trappe," imprisoned for murder ere
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-03

TREEISG WILD CAT-The hunting of this
particular species OF vaEInnt Is not questionable
an Georgia Here Isa sample of the mode of tree
ing the animal
The Insurance and Banking Company is To-
Gated At Dalton on the State Road IN Georgia
It's promises We're sOyEn broadcast in the coHn-
try and it had become Cul;e promising kitten
with To undue development Ct Clasrs Thus
stood things up to few Aays ago when Mr.
Brantley haReied to NIr- john Gem. ian officer
of the rOadI 81 800 of its r0tes with the request
TO call for the sperie- the first time be passed ID
Mr. Glenn accordingly visited the institution and
informed the Cashier, he lad come 10 make q
small cTa. on HIM
Happy to obiise-hO- machs' said tie Cash
Ier- gIeeiUlly-
Only Sl-5Oor7 was The reply
At the mention Of - eu0InoJs 4 sum the hank
officer fell back in his chair, au5 looked appeal
insly to Heaven
Can't you payz-7 demanded Glenn
Not that amount frankly replied the Cashier.
If IL were s. or SIG-Cr eyeH S2C-tbe i,.s-i.,-
non would have made an etTo7t-Jut EEL that
it's ali over with uE II -xe coUId but have time
70 marshal our aszets-7 he passed-aut IN defer
ence to the PheIiHN O; tle Dry nurse OF the XIX
ten Nh Glenn wIsLGTess = wiser and a saSGer
nam Sans Cz-eszs-
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-03

EL0cUENcE OF -uE H.1Ds-TLe hands are
by the very instinct oi L1l,z.isT ra s1 in PRAYER
elapsed IN aflcts1z- JvEIs IN DESPAIR: pressed or
the toEehead whea the s0-i Is -peTp!exesi in the
extreme, drawn ma aTJ 70 Invite; thrust forth
obJectionaiely to TePel- the fingers point 10 indi-
sate; and are SNAPPED IN dizdaiE; the E1In Is laid
upon the heart In Invocation Of su5d,,ed feeling
and On the brow OF the comPzsSiones: In beE,edIc-
tIcu The impressive ca7zcIty ct the hands was
never more StnkIhsiy Displayed then u the orr
sorS Of the deaf and G1z15- Their teacher stood
with closed eyes and addressed the Deity by
those signs made with tie fingers which constitute
language for the speechIess Around him were
grouped more than hundred nuses who follow
Cd with FeveTeat giences every nation l. wss
VISIBLE, BIZ an inaS1I0le worship LEE.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-03

II the present Legislature Will bat act wisely
IN tlSPosIug of the rsIlToed question our State
will be linked with iron bonds to all The COM
nleTcial cities OF the Moth South and East
blake the ternTu-s Of the Mississippi branch OF
the Cairo and Fulton Railroad al Memphis and
by the time that tnat read can be built we can
start at Little Rock ami travel by railroad to
every State east OF tie Mississippi river SuTelv
no one can fall to see the a3van;ageS TO Arkansas
OF such result Manifest Destiny would ex-
tend this road to the Texas boundary and our
Western border az Fort Smith Instead of build
ing railroad from Little Rock TO some irsiyriii-
cant point on the Mississippi river thereby tax
ing ourselves without present or pros spectIve a,-
vantage, let US fy the terminus OF The eastern
branch of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad 1t Hone
field, and every railroad terminating az Memphis
and every State tFaversed by such railroad, Will
have direct interest ard will furnish The means
to open great thOrOughiaTe for Arkansas
-1TECHsGs Iykrg-
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-03
From tie Narfizr. H5zIs So-.ssIf-l
WHERE Els DOWN EAST7

hear thee speak Of a favored lsad-
Thou calIest It's children 2 oeFn-ie'i 5and,
Mother oh where Is that iaAle-i .iHOEc-
Shall we rot seek Il and .14s - 'IiOTet
Is II " here tde xep9el nntslegs sTOIy-
And brass tImePssczs are nae aGT snow,
Where TN pedIar carts olstrticI The way.
And people respect the Sabbath 'says
Not there not there, nj eLi.d-
Is il away in the ed Bay STATE,
Where every man thinks hil.sse; hFst-Tzte
Because he comes OF Puritan st1cz-
Famed in connection with Plymouth rocks
Where the wealthy giye goC1iE share,
To the poor ha1sl-n d psa-- a1i .srIyeE;
Where broadcIOtE covers weight OF sln.
And rogues are esteemed Il they .e got the ting
Not there not theIe, nly child
Thea If is down in the State OF Siaine-
Where the good people from L,luoE refrain:
And sometimes they make A. sick as grease,
BY trading coats I'VE dollars apiece;
Where girls are led on the lat OF the land,
Till they're so tat they can scarcely stani;
And the BOYS ali get Z -FresiOGl suit
When twenty-one and farm to bOOt.'
Not there, n3s there Jay child
Eye hath not seen It ny gentle hoy,
Vain IN the search tayse!f 70 eIcP.Oy.
For thou mayest 90 70 the tarthest shore
That braves the mighty AtiaGtIcS rOar,
And ask the B-GsnOse menGIug has El-t;
II IN his voyage the place he's snes;
And counting his goldfish ore 5y one
He'll point thee towards the rising sun,
NOdiIns--tIs there M child