Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
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GuUvELAKD. Miss. Jan. 10.
EU'a.s 8,gsal; Appended, I ssnd you
hide ga o. Of Presidential dsguerroyper
tr which / deyrCoate IN advance your anC
the Aysltuyat's criuoisms-psricularly since
am quite ,oUscious that an "amsteUr az
tj-t," IKE my c.G is quite liable to clay II "a
tuu tutuk,' "a some cases, and too thin in
0'hrr,, when uynltsmpts "siap dash pictures
lEg Ie following.
Wm. II, ssw ,rd-A trioksier, a traitor
cunning as SATAN and pore dangerous than
Burr.
John Bell-4 politician Of the philosophio-
metaphysics school, ,imid ~ hare, with
faca set ever TOWARD the North and mud never
made up.
Sam Houstou-lLe Sir John FalstaF Of
American polluos u Jolly old Rdysnlurer Of
he mock heroic breed: y wonderful con.
pound Of the savage aud the oigilised man
The CAmauche and the Christian 40 IrTsgular
magnet to all That large GLASS Of people who
love whiskey, think politics a good joke, ,
sud admire SuGaoity Rudaoiyl auda-
city as the Ares bost titles TO success in
life.
James Blu JhnnaR-Trus to the Constitution
but committed to zone tsrta."
Daniel s.. Dlekinson-All oak; onOsa town
constable !" there are many who would like TO
see him, Grand High Constable VI the IN
ion"
Andrew JohusoR-A lion Of the tribe Of
Jackson n fnYorite with all but tho upper
crust Of people y man Of earnest nature and
iron force. His day is certainly coming IL
may be sooner than as think,
Alexander II. SIevens-rhe Little Giant"
Of the South-a clear, pure, warm, bright in
t~eiigence q prophet, ststetmAB, Whosc lipr
have been touched With live GOALS from Of the
high affairs Of patriotism. Let him Up
Edward EVerett-The American Cicero;
the accom- lIsned, but n]srpelsJs statesman
wanting IN backbone 10 Conservative, bUj
unequal to tue tack OF grppplng with q great
crlsls, or OF taking any Kind ola hull BY the
horns. Ha is II nan VINO prepared, sui even
dressed, D for ths part Of Webster il the
Kansas sGi Nebraska drama VI 1854, bus
f,uebed at ths last moment, and hid himself
behind the GTssS "Chcrus" 0ffreedom shritk-
ers.
John J. CTittondsn-A Kentuc y %''ra1ss"
once a fair salior. but NOW unsea worthy
Fast foshli!2lug, he has RgS!n become al an
sophisticated 'uophOnore' Of the spread eagle
tribe. lie IS played out let AHA rest ~
peace
General 10 Lene-A revised, improved auI
p0palarlIei edition Of uli Zachary Iayi@ ol
wonderful, bus 50 evha unhappy memory.
TIE editor Of tho b. LOWS Rspubhegg-tbs
hlaokguard l-sBys he eIa's read rhis, with
his Is'riy won Glory ~ the Marion of ne
heAlSan Var, is probably what makes him
60 Formidable. lie bids nigh for tho Charles
ton Convention ani, even II the story Of his
iiitsrscy we're true, which, Of course, it il
not, there are many men who cannot read,
who s'gn their namo thus \, WhO possess u
world VI common sense, aud whose capacity
for affairs - unsuTpAssu |
heury A. Wise-Dou Qujxote AneEicauiaed
With n good deal Of method Ia has madness
however, When he should be calm
and calm whsn be snould he impstuous, avery
I0quaciOus aud somewhat b0mbasu0 hero
but a hero still!
Willard Fillmore-Ralher too much Of al al
pirer OF Ola john Brown. Fioored, forever,
m afraid, by his own n4nd wheu he wrote,
II. letters &c the Nov YORK Uuiou Meet
ng
jefferson Dayis-A h4e combination Of the
,oldier and statesman, just right when max
.pse0sss 81 the North, bar Atus zoo mucA
II u srs-eater when ~ hoDa IN Mlssi7'PpI
lis prospects for tae nomination arc coasl--
under a cloud, bet ii wag comes, -
'oEle Il may he will bs the leader OF tus
army"
X Al 4. huntsr-A still, strong man, in
! blatant land, who can DO dare no. re! vain
he mead OF u Calh0ua, ths heart u a Clay,
.ad chs hFnd Ot a Jaokson-thO people GOA
orNsrd 10 his '3oJmlng with condolences.
ueu. NIuneld Scotia great captain who
icYer said n wlSe thug ana never dlI a fool
sh cue
Jonn C. Brsckinridgc-A sIlsndid young
elbow" already distinguished as an orator
.ni statesman, IA u nttIUu OF. orators ami
OF infinite tact, uAuutsss courage
,guudless popularity. Hls good fortune Is =
whatever he touches tuTus 90 iae
.olden nuiuOu OF promise. HIS uncle, the
Presbyterian cletRymon SAN OF hIm. .
MsXIcans fought pretty oSlI uuui lIey '
leurd thnt cousin guuu nau volunteered ana y
vas cOmnE on 10 help urUeayi scott; r3rq 4
hey suCCumbed al Cufci' Bur ' Cousin u
don't want 10 be President yet v
.ateiy for Z
stephen A. DJusiaS-she greatest Ansri-
an Of ali! Hero OF Q huadIed Victories over n
he aooiIuoHlsts truest eEpouuder Of the u
creed abiest living eIpouuier Of '
be Consultation; wise IN council vigorous IN =
cuCn inviuo bic ON all the ground IN tue II
prime and summer g,oS Of oil Lis re- u
larksbls poEers Of mind aul body-he Is the o.
lghty, many sided prototype OF d young P
Iant OI = nation like our own, aud deserves
be its chief officer, because he has shown 81
mself to be, intellectually, practically, aul q
all luteuts aud purposes, its Cblyt, Aylugi
preventative msl. n