The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12
YAZOO CITY
FRIDAY. JANUARY l2. 1856.
From tie National Intelligence
LETTER FRON MAJOR DOW EI1Tel.


distractions to President Pierce md Cublaet.
0AsTEND, October rs, 1874
Dear Ginerol Weare aIl pronlin round here,
and DUN the best We can, though NO haint made
ont to fetch matters to a bend Jet; but guess We
arc in pretty fair way for Our teams got
grit enough, and, By iingo, they q haul tie load
they hitch on to, 81 else something's got to give
way, Mr. Buchanan and Mr.. Mason isn't quite
spfy enough; they are little on the old fogy fashions
and not always ready to come up to The scratch;
but with Mr.. sielles squirting up on one side, and
~. Sanders apagld O.
driven up behind ue make
good pul out Of them sometimes. We've got
things r ahead here that &. sickles and Mr..
Sanders thinks had better write q despatch tol
You and the Cabinet at home and give you some
instructions how d SO On.
ri tel you what It's Gnieral (waen yoa
Giperal sometimes eenarnost feel as # / was
nritin IS GineEsl jackson say, Gineral,
1 4 ten you what IT'S, them three ST lSiclxles San
ders, and souley1 ere the three smartest chaps
that ever eFowed ii North America They make
Europe stan round ana 10 mistake. nj. Souleg
holds old Spain s. taeen lis thumb and iingeran
uhislss her about Jest as les mind to nand
al, Mr. Sanders lays down The Democratic law 70.
France, and stans pretty good chance 8 bechose
President Of the now French Republic Na-
lpoleon goes out; au IS for Old q BnII, IsI Be
licked if think Sc eritteE dare an inch
while siel.Ies holds him 81 the horns.
ron seen then letters how hr.
siclles body merchant
banker about Gle Is 81 81 din Capital
waSntita re sec aabody gin ! d %
dinner He's always 5oin sioh things q
money away fof somethin Or other: for t sas
hes got money enaugl 70 buy = kingdom. Wall,
lie invited Nj les 10 come and jjine Of
is and have good set down. But &c
Peabody didn't know how much patriot nd
real Democratic grit there was slowed away
| lIr. Eickless breast; he had nd aea on md that
was the rock he split on. YouH hardly eye
lme, GinegaI, when say + but It's r
peabody lad Englishnleh there u help
dinnerl It's sancholy laet bus rue
he had had half table luI of cam e
al a stood it and TT our VA but VI.
siekles couldn't stand Ems ha1 Zoe
much Democratic blood IN him for that. 70 mix
!. up Democrats and Englishmen At the same table
was awful. But that wasn't the worst Of It -
When Mr. Sickles got there be couldn't hardly
believe his own eyes; for there was portrait Of
the Queen hung right up in the same room with
Gineral Washington Wasn't that stumperl
No wonder Mr.. Sickles's Democratic blood billed
lover. But that wasn't the worst Of it. When
they come to give the toasts, they toasted the
Queenl The'rest Of the folks stood up to drink
the toast, but Mr.. sickles grit his teeth and sol
ldoWn as hard as thousand Of brick; and lie fell
50 disguised be couldn't cat another mouthful.
And when the music, to increase the insult strncl
: lup God save the Queen, ALr sickIes took hi
{ hat and marched out There vas spunk tia
Young America ought to be proud Of That NJ
Buchanan didn't take bis hat and march out too
& only shows that he's a. old fogy
4 We've had our Congress and got things il
! nidiling good train, though IS said before, y
haint brought matters quite to . head yet. "
managed better than your Congress does. "
], didn't stop tonake somang long-winded speeches
!; but talked to the pint, and got through inl
I few days The members chose me President |
8 8 Che Congress the first thing; for they said va
nearest akin to GinefaI jackson Of any Of 'en
!. and tie honor belonged to me; 50 had to tax
the cheer returned thanks FOR The honor,
i course, and then proceeded to business begil
3flned by calm for the reports Of The committee
that had tie business ii hand afore We met
Icalled iol tie report % England first, out
respect. 70 Ter being on venerable old mothe
III Sickles, who vas tle head Of that commit
reported that John Bull was obstinate Old fog
q aud he had found It very hard ID make ID iniprt
sion upon him. The people 81 seemed u pc u
u tie Queens apron strings, and didn't appear
iY care any more about Democracy chan horse
about rs grandfather stilI BE- had tie faith
believe That they could Be made "a talze It. 4
when the time comes be was ready 70 Of coat .
ro up lis sleeves and whip i into en-. TChear
Upon Che question Of accepting ~ Sickle
report, Mr. Buchanan rose ind said Re object
to Tie term old fogy; he neya dia IKE tie 81
and Be thought i would 80 more hn Than
tie report, and or frat & be sIae
ar Sanders sid 40; M vas TAG
erapol and he obiee IA 81
IS il Was then put "a vote nan
II. 1Ir Mason voted end tAe )
ed ID kea stands
he report e. France
made eEt nnt the s.
~ VA.