Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

FREEsoIL Governor OF KANsAs.-Mr Charles
Robinson who is called Governor elect of Kansas
was highly extolled by Senator Wilson, in his late
Speech and compared with Miles Standish.> Senator
Jones, of Tennessee, in reply to Mr.. Wilson, said
81 desire to ask who is this Mr.. Charles Robin
son, who is called Governor elect Of Kansas? Does
the honorable Senator pretend to know who he is?
[Mr. Wilson nodded assent. The honorable Sena-
tor bows his head. Then hope he will furnish the
Senate biographical sketch Of him. have few
paragraphs in regard to that gentleman and, by
way Of aiding the Senator with the preparation of
his memoir, will state what know Of him.
shall not resort to newspapers but can refer to the
records Of the country to establish what say. Mr.
Charles Robinson-the Miles Standish Of Kansas
was once a citizen Of the State of California and
what he there? He was the head and 'front.'
the leader Of a band of disperadoes as infamous
ever disgraced any age or country. He it was that
organized band in the city Of Sacramento for the
purpose Of warning against the rights of property
there. He it was who led that band in that ever
memorable, ever to be cxccrated conflict in which
the peaceful mayor of the city Of Sacramento, and
the sheriff Of that county, in attempting to execute
the law were shot down. He was arrested and put
into prison, and while there elected to the L.
gslature by these ruffans, these squatters these
men essaying 10 usurp the rights of property. He
went to the Legislature as the champion Of that
spurious or squatter sovereignty in California
When the Scntorial election came on, / am informed
by gentleman well advised on the subject, instead
voted for the largest property holder in California.
On the 2sth of February-ifI am not mistaken in
the date-your Miles Standish left the Legislature,
and never appeared there again. The journals show
it: had them examined last night. He left CAL
forna, and the next time that Miles Standish alias
Mr.. Governor Charles Robinson, makes his appear
on the stage, he is at his old game, leading on
desperaoes to the violation Of the law and resistance
to the legal authorities of the country"
K1ssSc-Jacob kissed Rachel, and lifted up his
voice and wcpt-Scrpture.
If Rachel was pretty girl and kept her face clean,
we can't sec what Jacob had to cry about.-N. Y.
Globe. ..r-s
How do you know but that she slapped his face
for him-M D. Delta
Weeping is not unfrcquently produced by extreme
pleasure, Joy, happness-it might have been SO in
Jacobs case Wing.
Gentlemen, hold your tongues; the cause of ia
cob's weeping was the refusal of Rachel to allow
him to kiss her again. Taylor Fl1g
1t is our opinion that Jacob wept because he had
not kissed Rachel BEFORE and he wept for the time
he had lost.-Age.
Green, verdant. all Of ye. The fellow wept be-
cause the gal didn't kiss him-Aan. american.
Nonsense, Jacob wept because Rachel told him to
lido it twice mo,e," and he was afraid to.-Demo-
Graf and Freeman.
Ridiculous! there is not true Yankee among
you. We guess Jacob cried because Rachel threat
ened to tell her n,arm.-Ssneca Union.
We reckon Jacob cried because Rachel had been
eating onions-N. o. paper. t&f#t
Our own opinion is that Jacob wept because he
found, after ALL it was not half what it was crack
ed up to be."-Richmond Wig
Out of the secret every Of you. He wept
because Rachel had no money.-North Carolinian
Out Of the secret, too, Mr.. Carry. Speaking of
money Jacob wept because Rachel puryed up her
mouth so he could not kiss her to his satisfaction.
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