Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-05-05
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land at lll5- -. xsa-..s 4 ,s.,.-ss .s..a,,
The .Eapress leaves. Mllersburg At 4 ~ --1s,.
aud arrives at Cleveland al 6.l5 t,7ss -, -
SRusxISe eSourH-Aecommodafio lsayes sl,; SieVers
ia,. 90 a ", and srraFes al aiiieiso''sg
~ zS,e.. l1 ie,.ss Is Cleveland sl Al. and
arrives al MiI1ersburg at9-lI. -
e~Tbe Eyzrsss irsin running North con :
nesis at OrrYiile with the Est and West trains
on the Ffw. and g. - -. -. = -.
IS ssrAasa Of = Pl.cE1 Repqbliean Of
this county, beeomiag discouraged. at The, slow.
progress herasmaking atgettin an ofiice.andl
knowing that he had talents that ought 10 shine
in some good post, concluded 10 try his luck in
the ras.xs Of lhe opposite pariy. He fattered,
hi1nself thatif BuchansH getsasighfs;
afhls handsome and Intellectual sphiz, fhat he
would surrender at once, and offer him The best
office in his gift. How was be to proceedf To
go=to washington in persnn would cost nancy,
which he did not have to spare, and to ask Bu-
odanan TO come TO Holmes, county to see him..
would bsriding a willing horse alittletoo hard,
ssshe concluded. to. get his likeaess taken and
forward it on He did so. AZ the same time.
pointing out 70 1old Jimmy his peculiar quail :
6eations ioi6ll Office he was willing to serve,
h,tx Lo,- II,
20. Department, ! place he was particularly
fitted for, having once been, p Msip thiscounty.
Time run on. and our applicant might be,daiiyz
seen sack of his house. With head and sheal-
ders thrown back, sometimes going Though.
Che formof addressing the President. at. other
times he seemed TO imagine. that he was sathel
President himself and xoul d be receiving For
eign Ministers, addressing them n-all manner
ofaongues, particularly shog latin. (which he
seems to have learned intuifirely.1 Time went
on, 50 did the speeches, and 50 did the hopes of
our friend. He had prepared aspecch suitable
for the occasion when he should, ,stakeleare tof
his Friends here. to depart for the Federal Me-
tropplis-, The anticipated separation MAS prey
ing upenE his.usuals exuherant spirits7rhe. was
growing melancholy, and oft. when the weather.
~ouldpermit, he,might be seen until . late hour
ia tIle night, reclining upon his own celiaf door
playing some melancholy air upon the jews,
harp. sThisis his fayorite instrument. and GIN
gefbread his 'favorite cake He would play
awhile and thear as. the sound Of his harp was
dying away m. the distance, he wonld sing .s
ssYG t.lpI alo-, l-o-t, who but me, - .. -
-, will some day esident be- /. 5-s.. rs eis.-I
But the mans music, his speeches, his hopes,
his-his-what do you call this ''hog latin. .
wassuddenly put, a sop TO by return Of the.
"picter,p with the information that there wefe'l
no vscancies.' Shades Of our grandfatkers and
grandmothers, here was fixr .No vacanciesps.
Who believes it9 = NJ yacanciesl's cruel. cruel
Mr.. Buchaaahl W hats to be done9a Buy a
rope and hang himscltf?s Ay, to hang, to- dirit
No. that wont do !. What tben2. Break tho. .
jewstrarp, swear rehgeanceagain all Republics,
90 III and drink Aye, that's it; TO drink, TO for
get, to be and not to be, to be oblivious, that's
it. Where's Shakespeare2 where's Webs:er's
Unabridged Dictionary?