Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

predict lor H. upon tue Tcsisai Va pusmeo~ NV" eo
mcnc;ng success far beyond anything hitherto at
tained in the history OF commercial schools. ns
We copy the following exccllcnthit nj Dr.. Or
phcus Evcrss from the Valparaiso Republican. The
first poetica extract is the Doctors own, expressing
his feelings after return from Washington:
DIR. Eyerts of the Laporte Times under
Differ nt Political Aspects.
scEyEr.
lie goes to Washington, March 9TH. le56-gets
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES home determined to let
politics alone, and live an homes, man, and heard
"A swearing as he went
That il was his intent
When at home
To attend his own affairs
And let others tend to theirs.
Though the Dome
OF the Capitol should fall.
And the President and all
Go TO pot
And thought heard him say
lie didn't care If they
Did or not"
As an honest min IN Nov. 1857, speaking OF the
Lecompton swind!c, he SAYS from his heart
1--WE shall not recognize the Constitution made
By the Convention, nor any other that may be made
hereafter by any body OF men, us the Constitution
of Kansas until il h IS been ratified by n m,jority
vote Of the people OF Kansas. and win add to
to remark OF Mr.. Forney, who said that any other
position would be the send OF any man" who assum
ed it. that it would be Justly even If our worthy
President came under the ban, as there seems 10 b.
som Indications that he GILL
SEINE III.
January, 1883, he goes to Washington and is as
sured that If he viii s,i6c his conscience, he shall
have place Yes the M,rshalship, worth, say,
S2J.0JJ. Suddenly great light comes in upon
him. and he--no. no, not the warm-hcartcd Dr. Ev-
,r +, but NJ. "Prvsoaol fnferea"- says the follow
ing. in the Ltportc Times of Jan 2lst;
Having listened to all the debates in the Senate,
and tn much more and even ADLER augmentation
out Of the Scni;c-hasing weighed carefully every
thing presented, ncladn3 ;ona' interest, and par
" interest, which we held il our duty 10 do, we
found ourselves unav odaily standing with tie Ad.
m:nistration: and bound by every obligation which
effects political relations 10 advocate and defend
far practical, the position which it occupies"
A Young MN on seeing the above as VIC had
written it, offered the following tor publication:
Dedicated al 10 matters o;aci. 10 Dr. o. Eserfs Of TIC
La7orte Tines,-7s 20 poetical merit to tis nine
mlses, ,rith trcenf rrey'r for thtr forgiveness.
Isw him once again
AZ he got on board the train
/ At Laportc.
lie vas dressed very neat,
And he took a whole seit
And "snors."
There troubled light,
Va his eve; for Fitch and Bright
-. Had writ him
I That, II he'd come out square.
They'd find hole somewhere
- To fit him.
To the Capital he went
- With deliberate intent
On the course
That would the most rebound
To hrs personal renown.
And his purse.
And when he got there
! They completely pulled the hair
! Der HE eyes,
! And told what TO do,
"Isaud Buchanan and his crew
To the skies."
He thought that he could see
As they, ifthey would only be
! Impartial.
They told him that they would
And assured him that he should
b. the Marshal.
saw him once again
As he LOT aboard TIE train
At the east
His eyes were clear and bright,
For nothing dimmcd their light
II In the least
AMI was heard to say,
AS be passed on hisway.
To the West,
Many lotions he had seen,
But the Presidents had been
Far the best
OF the political cataract
In his eye, which once in fact
/ Made him blind,
II He was cured by look
At paper which old Buck
~ Made and signed.
The L,pore Times once said
Poor thing fear its dead
rTE In its sim
That its editor would stick
To Douglas and his Clique,
- - Thro' thick and thin.
But now he walks the streets.
And speaks to all he meets -
I. OF old Bnck,
And saws that he's the MN.
And that Douglas and his clan
"Aint in luck"
know il Is sin
For me to sit and grin
At him here;
but an Office 10 have earned
By the somerset he turned.
Looks so queer.
fhope he Hive Till f:ll.
Then we'll show 70 him and all.
Not by rhymes,
| BIT r3te5, that such cheap
Principles won't sssell or keep
t.t.,.., These hard times. I'm.
From WASH ngton ..importan News Res.
sro pectiug the Mormons.
WAsHrxeroS. Feb I.
Herald correspondence: It's reported
on good authority, that Mr. Buchanan con-
templates withdrawing the troops from
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