Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-13
4. banner County.
. 80, CIoIrNrY. Nav 26, 1850

Issp {atIAN0QIEEr NSuNAt4t %4ssES
Editor Of .G0opsr's Register
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TSS.;S AK Grille, $40 Lewis o 1s5
Pines Pines 81 Bosworth, (TIigl s7s
Above YOU have the official vote Oh THIS
county. The result is even better than
was expected. Sam made agreat effort t
to carrythe county, but missed 1t. wan
YOU cailFthe attention of the Editor OF the
Are of Progress to the gratifying result }!
want him to see it. / write for his iesr
pecial benefit. l hope he will publish
Etbis.sand make as many fanny aces over
it as he did over The little freak of mine
in saving that before this county would
suffer Sam to. deceive the people, they,
the, people, mot as the Age had III
would lift one of the spurs Of thetA Vile
ghanies and plaintiff nthe Pacific, Ocean
For well / knew the people and we'll I
knew that one of these things was quite
as easy to be done as the other. Now1
know that Editor will feel greatly relieved
to know that this Job has passed from me.
and he will not be put to the trouble otsa
visit to the Pacific to see the Sptash OF
the waters Of old ocean, when the nouns
tain went down., But it may be that he
and his brethren of Sam will be under the
necessity of leaving thatland and country
they have labored so,hard to deceive. II
so. please inform them that we have q
place here that l think will suit them bet
ter, perhaps. than eny other spot on the
globe. 1t is mountain-a h0tLOtO noun
tain, full of caVeS, and situated far away
from the gaze of the people. 1t seems es,
pecialIy designed bytnature for those dls.
appointed ones who have lost all cont>
dence in mankind, and desire to retreat
from the world. TO such, it7invites in 81
lent but. eloquent language, to come toits
shades, its cliffs, and find refuge from the
storm. l know it would suit them, and
it is offered without money and without
price. 1t will 'e perpetual home and
shield to them from the face of the Pope
and his legion of Catholics. II is not on,
| " lonely and separated from the people.
but it is large and fully capable OF accom-
modating all that may come. Its shades
are the lofty oak aud pine. 1t is environr
ed around bv the mountain laurel and IVY
and the little Iimpid stream comes ripping
down its sides with healing water. Its
| caves are not NlSlOle even " Lhe Suu.-
Old Sol never gets peep into its mouth
Its inhabitants are owls, bats, wolves
panthers, wildcats. bear, oposonl, mnks
coons, &c. The deer are free aud bound
over its surface in broad day. They are
truly American, being free. The other
Inhabitants are like themselves, night
birds and beasts, and never come out on
ly when all else but themselves are nsleep
They will, therefore, have company, gouC
company, accustomed like themselves Il
creep silently and unobservedly upon theil
adversary. Can the Editor Of the Age o
Progress not accept the favor 1t is {
blessing for him and Sam generally. tina
the mountain was not to be moved, for j
it had been, this mountain would mos
likely have been the one, and could no
then have offered it to them as l now do
in the name of a great people, ever ready
to feel for the down trodden Of our race
Respectfully.
SAMUEL CRANE.
p. S.-Esquirc Bosworth is n Wing
and by certificates sent to different pre-
cincts Of the county. disc1aims any con
nection with the Know NoLhing organiza
ton. S. G..
p. S.-EItor OF TIE Age of Progress
please publish the above, and all such O