The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-15
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sympathy To- me tnWn ffnH1e1 ana
nrttns ri # Ill na'ians, HE injured,
tho neglected and the Outraged lis
ten +. ne AID 'ell me . In,a Il, ~ an'l
What {" u" l4age-I aro ilf EeeA to
'hint Fl, pryor 81, II what u - i
~ cr'preu ezp2n aud m, prep
tive f. pltjes' - neo 'ke laprt'g3n ~
Professor l;obus. a,e iatea ~ i2i2
- aitef nelng il he sn,tlcn'nf the lie
.,,uon,aoq - ruet lu1an ia i's great
aIFana, i,ou |3l1 ! ea'e'eA he v h'g
Eanllv sang ralnpn'gn Songs, ~r1fe
lpe''v, an'l pointed a,f'ces f,r pity
i,nttosa-t|,ank agsaIf into aHaat
company. ele.'loaee t'1g f9f t'e'o, and
When Tie bard eifIe' ported ea,ne, !
found that my hlaeltlat gas II s'nh III
uensirps HAT I could contain ppilnn
Of that innocent hnVpraee ~ifl.unf IN
eplyeniouee. 1at sir, lion il entae
10 nominating, was dlways pushed
aside, aud n,tleal int" err',fn,s. ~ FL
lows having nothing lu' T,etruf,ops t.
recommend them. Mayer Sir. IN Il
five years service. did receive am
thing Ike The reward of virtue. Ut
""nsa ! 1oIt went inte democratic
ranF and file E exposed tbs t.ieks and
juggling schemes # the party, and
was rloased to find Tint napy demo
rtats, opened wide thnir eyes, and
were surprised that sud, mnral de
ptavlfy could oSlst in country like
his = The Democracy received me
With open arms and made rs much to
do over me. rs lhoupI, were the yer
table srr"lgal snt'.. spoken Of in The
ancient and sacred writings. served
long probation IN Democratic ranks,
and for isall, was never spoken Of in
any other honorable connection than
rs q member Of ri4iIeuce committee.
In order t. brighten NY prospects for
consideration nj one tloe. knocked
dove and helped to Ding out. two fel-
lows Who were about Ia vote the erpp
sr'lon ticket 10 not think it strange
sir, that / took sudden liking t.
Know Nothing rr'ncl rles when thew
eama in sogue, went in. thought
by n Wd'e'ous corresponding il he
Wlgwam when had nothing to say.
and using pretty freely The affection
nc f'a'ernsl ph,ase Of Brother" aud
brethren. that | would draw tie fol.
lows towards me w holy ties, wLie1,
would result in my beng drawn out
against my will Into Some public plaee
"i profit. Alas, Sir, found oven hnre.
the same fellows 10 nudge nuc end j,t,sb
me aside from every honorable een
sldaraion found them ali wiling
to recognize tho principle that eAner
rams must rulo America. prpqldine
that each nne could take hard, a
thing impossible. since in this, it is, ~
in better things "uany arc esIled. but
f4w chosen Whom Vlrgipia vent
wrong and two or three other Statas
followed suit, | began TO feel my anec.
ton for Know Nothing prn"'plrs Good
down amazingly and WHOM Louisi
ana caved. fell o. my knees anj
asked forgiveness 81 The great moepI
and with tears j" ny eyes was taken
back r. the demncra'ie forI and SO
lnen1 IN my gt'ef with the promise
If --- we'll never mind what.
havn't got 1t got, an! sec no likeli
hood, since Jones has been appointed
to The place Now sir, What would
Won, in the kindness Of yoor heart al
,Ieg mo to do dtlra,
lt,bGrKrss.
We would advise Ilodgebins 10 get
n printing machine and nuke m ar-
angemcnt with Jones IL q and the
Artcajan paf'y, 10 advocate hn (Jonea)
for tbs Pre- sideney
A Coon Ma 5 Wrsu.-1 freely
confess 10 you Tint | would rather.
when am 'aid III The grave, some eec.I
IN his manhood would stand over NO
and say, 'II,crc lies ono who was
'eaI friend 70 nle, apd ptlSa.ais warn
II # the slatie re- Of The vpafa; ~
,ue knew it, but he AIDED mo u The
noe Of need ] owe what I ma 10
nm. Or ! would rather haze some
"llpw with choking attcrance, telling
.e"r children, There is ;our friend
md mlne. he visited me III my aiTiie.