The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-22
E.ln Tue INllaGl JCGruaI.
Peter PfinSie 20 Col. } Ii. lane.
PETER LAMENTEFH THE CoLONELS APoS


Tuin the lHIlAGa journal.
Peter Pfinsle 20 Col. J Ii lane.
PETER LAMENTEfH THE CoLoNEL'S APos-
TACN.
/ PRINGLE TOWNSHIP, PER~IMMoN Co, April 6.
/ To my once friend Gel. J. II L9ne--DEAR
But EKRINa Coll take my pen in hand to
inform You that | am we'll. and hope these
lew lines may find You enjoying the same
grea; blessing
Col. l am dreadful sorry for YOU You
have fallen from grace o! how it panied my
Democratic heart 10 see you speaking for the
Black Republicans, and abusing our glorious
Pierce and Douglas. Bill Brown said he felt
jist aS bad he did when he shook his head
| tell you Brown felt awful bad, for YOU know
the good of the party lies close to his pure
heart. He felt 80 bad that he quoted these
lines of old 81. Paul:
'p.vines and dyn. men may talk of he'll
Bat in my heart her several tormeats dwel"
About this time Gov Wr. came along
and said: M. Prinsle what nonsense for
Col. Lane to complain tha, the Democratic
party has left him L will leave ybodv
who does not keep tro.ting along Jist sup
pose had stuck to the principles avowed
in 1919. when was nominated ior Governor.
aud when | boa ted lhat | had Stood up side
by >ile with john Q Adams. on the floor of
Congress for Liberty, where would | have
been now2'' "Ja>l where Lane Is now" Il
tell You. Mr.. PFE.'e tAat it takes pretty sharp
twisting and turning sometimes t. keep up
with our party, bat a true Democrat by
sharP look out can DO IT, on remember
no" l 'uHS nESea III as an "id trend OF ihe
compromise Measures o' u o. when BfiSht
ah1 q h"D'4So" were setting tneir 'falls Tor me,
'oIonei' You are IN the hH tnat bH ufeen
vas 7'''! c'o9'y "'s n''' s"Fe.ht'F'
a''N ',''H Lax a''> '""' SH""eu 60 oth2iief
itat She was Sohse EanrhIns' wei no'hlng
"'"'1 u" '7"'1 man" "ut ,'ef "ar''f ,'us'
nav . PuF'I.e , E" "e">'oh' ana deacon e"oody
''1 no resi- 'll Il. STm' ,'h,'E % 'eafh 10 pay
on 'He f'anhef- wen > my ieaf - amazing
~ anu "he. She e'ine nome, bhl went 70
MS oxen, ana ooushI heF p'anner: aud sally
wa P'"yin5 on 1t. biH requested her TO play
aa"-e 1ooI e. \ nave )">t P'ayed anhee
1ooa.t' sa'd sae, ha- a"hre- dooa,e
S''.. II'''' w - ;, :. ahAse GOO '1
II Ia,.,';ls H. ,ari,.;o,,s 9, ,,;,e - ~. r.ai
naLna dno4Ie Now van are crr;,,e, ON.
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g,r..r f., .very fs9. and will ,.i,e .ta al
IN -l:s one. i}-l.s ea]l;r., fo- tie real d,,sla
showed tia. he was la6ind lie times ana
awfasIv lscEirr in nurIi.a e3uca.i,n and s.l
1r.s 1r,ru said p il must be p.i.tened eaza
~. ,,.,...l = NJ. - ,.--. , r,.,,, a. r,,..}... s
the village pars5n. since 50 much money had
been spent on her So Bill los. h,s sweet
heart BY not keeping up with tie tines.
E5 Chamberlain auI scores o. others are
IN your tx They can't keep up VIII 1lss
rarty Tra rartv wa far fr... ,.I in I94q
All thsr. tbav s.,,1 Et. s;n,,.I..,,z f,r free
soil vet not hae51ar n. ,,r4at variations in
>iaginr !, now. Why. Bill Brown. Graham
Fi.ch. Gov. Wright. and the Democracy were
As much for free soil in l849, as Eb Gram
berlain. and Messrs. Brown. Fitch. Wright
and others slnr hoSanna, TO free soil. but they
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S5Ilers as Hunter, OF virginia, or Batter, Of
South carolina. No man Is ut t. be called a