Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

vannah, and then ere sunset, In New Or
leans, roll forth, from a thousand brazen
throats, a grand, triumphant and concerted
finale. g.
a5sE Courtins by Daylight. se
al don't see Why people cannot do their
counting by daylight. thereby saving an
lexpcnse oflights. fuel and forenoon naps.''
Il BreolJost Table Reaask.
b Whewl preach that doctrine until your
head is gray, and you arc as toothlcSs as a
new born babe. and still young folks will
''set up" antil the stars grow tired of
watching and the roosters begin to crow
There is assort of fascination In il, a
positive denial to the contrary notwith
stanling An indescribablc, undeniable
charm-chaym in being the sole occupant
Of front parlor, with nothing to modest
or make afraid, the sofa drawn up before
the shining CRATE, and the lamp regulated
to steady blaze that will not eclipse the
brightness of the eyes, or made particular
ly pleasing by hearing the last pair of
household feet take bee line departure for
the upper chambers, and feel that the ever
swinging parlor door will remain closed
until one of the parties concerned chooses
to open it. hisf 81 500 6 -, -
Talk of courting by daylight. Think
of laming ones arm by quick, hasty
Withdrawal from around certain waist at
the incessant ringing Of the door bell or
seeing the puff combs and curls flying in
every direction, by the sound of coming
footsteps. Imagine a proud lover at the
feet of fair lady, putting forth an elo-
qucnt love avowal with extraordinary ex-
prcssions fitting over the face, aud at the
Same moment, a puzzled little countenance
pccring through the open door, wondering
what makes Mr.. \. pray with his eyes
wide open!' Or more disagreeable still.
to have mamma opcntIc door without the
prelude Of a rap, of course, just at the mo-
ment you venture to test the temperature
and sweetness of her daughters lips.
And then what time in the day could
one take? Not in the forenoon, certainly.
when music teachers and fashionable call
fers are in vogue; not in the afternoon.
when ones senses are stupeficd by the eat
ing of hearty dinner; not on Sunday, when
every body is expected to go to church; in
lclidreh, with pantomimic gestures that set
the occupants of neighboring pews into
broad grin; but in the veritablc season set
in old primative days-a time and season
for co,irtipg. And when you can pinch
Susic's fingers to make her tell whom she
likes best: look in Susie's hand to see if
her fortune runs with yours. and see what
letter of the alphabet is formed therein; and
kiss her when you please; hug her when
you please; and all this when the old
folks are sleeping, when the sound of'foot
steps has died away in the streets, and
thereis no one on earth SO near Susie as
yourself.
--t4 ssff - True Git. - st a.
Dick Ryan, the Irish orator at Indianap
oils. remains true to the platform Of the
23d of February. He refuses to acceptthe
miserable contrivanee Offered BY English,
and insists that 1t and Lecompton are par
allels, in iniquity. How few stick to the
text like Richard does. The following
letter was written by him to Terre Haute,
in reply to an invitation to speak there:
1sDaSAroLrs, May 2e, s5ss
Aessrs. Shannon, Otey and others: ia
GENTLEnEs-It was only this morn
ing that received your note extending to
me an invitation to address the anti-Le-
compton democracy Of fTerre Hantc, on the
evening of the 26th inst, and much to my
sincere regret | find it next to impossible
to attend the proposed meeting. Had
received your kind invitation two or three
days sooner, should have made arrange
ments to go down, and also the necessary
preparations to discuss with satisfaction
to your people, not only the original BE-
compton swindle but also its fit and worthy
successor-thc Bright English substitute.
the main features of which pledge myself
to show, beyond refutation, to be far more
odious and insulting to popular sovereignty
democrats. than the buld rascality which
preceded it. This. however. ! cannot do
at your meeting tonight, owing to the fact
that the friends here have announced my
name fora similar gathering to be held this
evening at the State House. - feaT -
The heanti-hecompton slemocracyssfzthis
leityand county are all riglt, being stesnly
resolvcsi to- follow the example BET q Hho
'Rfcsislent, and make his pet swindle Test
~ O0A, Hun *ft III
dispensing the patronage of a prostitutcd
Governments 4 hope to heaven our friends
m Vigo are equally firm and unshaken.-
The hour for compromise has forever nst
in Indiana. Mr.. Bright and his. .uipions
have sworn to crush out your faithful Rep
rcscntative in Cong gress, and all Others xho
refuse to abase themselves b. bowmg down
to worship his En nglisbsbssaarsizsso-szx
q Well, well, sasueld Eathsr Ritchisu used
to say. nous rerons we shall see. let me
beseech yeu. one and all, not TO suffer The
gallant Democracy Of the invintibde tn to
be sold ~txec6on BY then sssens2s%1lske
EeverynAn- -shswhn ban4 saulla t1snIcrush
the taajtoFs ssp-f lRpss1fime. dtha true
I,as men Of yig0. vhQp Eeps have t5e honor to
! a q future dsy 81 tN present. 11ake of po-
ktieai pf5afssiA i1nii6nzs nd % % tho
proper course to b Psfspea by'<hp fri6ods
of Douglas, and the noble capss ~ which :
he is the, proud embcdiment, ohall tekc
great pleasure n doing SO At any time tkey'
may appoint within the coming Snonl1x
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