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spirit IS <1o'fs seemed 30 possess them tIl, o q
they spake each o The other If The success they
expected bcneafh The haaner of DeIuok 5neIsns
and they waved ufot|l Is tbslY spalle coAcefl1s
tue doinHs of sam il >afious qill'Lers. aud
they cursed sam and said nfliy hard THU s.
against him and lis followers rcviling and f
s|an<Iari1o and <lSao1Incine iheu And 4 q ne
Is Dass that Jefferson called Davis was ans be
dit a.I|c,4|]f1a ii Jae1sou Iii conclare; and he +
snake to- iheln c<neofnilo the great thillo& he f
had seen 1t Washington city, be being az cI-
ule Of FrankI lin called Pierce. and n1eI1Ie Of
his ulitY ci1ItI j, FREUD q old {oeyi9ln an
bitter anti- american; aud jefferson besot sllt !
all the household Of the uia1rrifod to ralIss to
the support of lie flgier fiskd whatever that
might be, and to cry ont against the Amerie ans
Apnointed 8 many 81 fle;s r;ends ia office
and IL came to mass fbat The chief priests Of the
aufi-A Americans arose III tie assembly Of the
anferrifjetl and auenefl fhefr months and snake
against their country's hest interests, and much
did they reyile the Americans and many coarse
and oppro rious epifhets did they apply to them
land they. uttered many hard savings against
the Americans. and 1s.icl did they rejoice over
the election Of Henry called JIislein Virginia.
j though they knew hat thousands 81 fareipners
had voted for him and thou pl they knew he was
| q changeling and renegstie
Ind Il came ID puss that they determined to-
/ have Jolm of Chiskasawha. to rule over them,
/ ii SO be that the people would elect him, and
they all cried ont with one voice sIIail King of
humbud Hail John of Chickasaw hui p; and they
called upon John to speak to Them and he
spake mary things concerning himself and con
corning the Know Nothings, and he abused the
*. Ms. and called upon tile anti Americans to
rally to support the rigler ticket and eve.l as did
ohm, SO did " ilianl called AfcAY lille and acob
4 the patriarch, and Singleton and others.
And when the unterriiied- had passed I'D solu-
tons and made nominations and speeches. they
went each one his own.way to attempt to hum
big the honest people and endeayor to blind
and hoodwink them and to cry ont s.Lo. here Ii
Democracy and ..Loi there is Democracyn: and
to oppose Charles, whose surname is Fontaine
who is a faithful and a just man, q patriot and
a friend Of Sam. 2
4 Charles has always been Democrat q con
sistent honest Democrat and an Anti-bont
Democrat, q bold and fearless man. one Wit