Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-08
by JANIS MONTGOMERY.
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III the hanus oi MS iii''iuo'0i' :" ia'' "' ""'
man vi very soou q""'i.'e'' W"
ahother' no iieeueu 'uuuei w ls
was ied away from the eruc p"'h vi i'0'i'uu'
and virtue out OF me pure gooaneSS oi ms
heart pu. Oil ia'ai syinpa'nS' '"a' "-'' -o,'
u man TO destruction 10 sratiiy "iiiii' VI "
put money III a designing kiia'es purse nu'
such is the fascinatioh oil inc language oi 'he
otilce-seeker, that more speh-pouho than 'he
charmed victim oil tine serpent ooes 'he young
man fall INTO the snare set lor hlrh' ihe
beautiful language OF the oihce-seeker seemed
to Frank to nave more music i'll IL thah the
tabled dying swan. The more he listened 10
the seductive language, the more he ieil INTO
the trap, anu 'ne i'"''o' ~ VOC W W." Wv
advice Vi tue man WIN 'd,ou .'Oi' ~. ",' Wv"
huiviuua' a"Na"eei'ei''' ''''" ae "'u'u ~ '',e
welfare anu ""pl'"esS vi ''' f"'' A''i
stricken Wlle 'iia' WIS "nAiouS'S "ais'"s' WI"
tear-bedewed eyes, the return oil her weak
but well meaning husoahu' "ho s"e 'eareu
was once more III e'o h"nos " hei ehen'y'-
FRANK was al "''eu'ion w '"o i''''' ao''iHe'
ana propositions oi ms 'an oo'npalion'
matcfeu NOT "has he ni's'i. pfopo'o' ri",iA
was ready 10 say amen 10 N' ~ e''e the
reader some idea now h'sh' Is spent a'.er
some great pout'c"i o'eh' mas 'i""Sp'e", ny
ponticiahs, II "oup' W "eii 70 s'No 'i'e 0'i'i-
acterS as 'ne9 arc
Ihe taii man coh'ihueu ri""A' -" nave
contributed oonslderapie 'o""r"S "ho suo0os'
Of our party one 'inie VI anotner' n ieino"
Der the par. you piay'" ~ Aooo' ,''"s iis'pe1
so. signaliy 10 eleo' our ',0Ne' '''"' P'o''i"''
our enemies. inns ""s ny i'is' '''io ~ "oio
ever 'ioloiious III ''''a '''"''' "''m W.
great ueal oi 'na' ''o'o'y ~ en'' 'i','ue "
the young n'eoi'"'n'' VI ''',1 IVY
PROUD 10 rank you "inois 'ie'"'
Frank, il you continue Ill the good WORK,
as you have begun, you VIII one day'
before long, be one OF the SHINING hshts IN
the political galaxy of leaders. am proud to
take you by the hand and acknowledge you
as one of those, from among your Glass; VINO
is fit to be called gentleman ana associate
with men above your rank FRANK, nave
often Intended 10 take you ny 'he manu- pun
licly and Introduce You to the great men oI
useful to you in after life your name, ike
Capt. Rynders, will be sounded from one end
Of the Union to the other You VIII be one oil
the great men OF the age. When you want
man appointed to Office, all you Will have to
do will be to say so, and your recommendation
will be all-powerful. Your fellow mechanics
will look Up to you as somebody more than
usual. They will apply TO You when they
want ONCE ana you VIII ii"'o pO"ei'a' ii
nuence-more 'hah any man ain "oqu'in'ou
WITH
FRANK iisteneu III sos'"OieS a' 'iio "onueii"'
account the taii gentleman gave MN Vi wha'
he might DO II ne cohuucteo hiihseii properly
over ana over "iu rranN pfoi"'' "n"' ~
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