Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-27
BLHED EVERY THURSDAY At TWANDA BRADFORD STRK

spring in among the people "Go it. my sweet
Gus ~ | inardIY exclaimed, - forgiV yOn for
bitin of mp left thum with all my heart Rip
'em I'D ike bully tiger whose Lare has been
invaded by Seseshers p
| can't say for certain that the tiger serisly
Injured any of them, but as he was seen O few
DAYS after sum miles distant, with large and
we'll selected assortment of seats of trowsis 10
bis mouth, and as he lookt rs tho he'd bin
having SUN yil!ent exercise, lrayther guess he
did You will therefore perceive that they
didn't confsticate him much.
| was carrid to Montgomery in iruns and
placed in duraus vial The Jail was orDery
ediiiss. but the table was literally euppIied
with Bakin and Cabbidge This was good
variety, for when didut banker after Bakin
could help myself to the Cabbidge.
had nobody to talk to nor nothing TO talk
about, however, and was very lonely sPeci-
ally on the first day /; so when the jailer parSs
Dy lonely sell put the few stray hairs on the
back par, of ny he'd Pm bald now, but thare
was time when wore sweet auburn ringlet8)
into as dish-hevild a state as possible. & roliln
my eyes ike Q manyyuek, / cried "Sta!,
jaer, stay I an not mad bet soon shall be
i: you don't bring me gathin to Talk 2" He
brung me sum no0sepapers, for which | thank
ed him kindly.
At larst l 90. Interview with jefferson
Davis, President Of the Southern Conthiever-
acy. lie was quite perlite, aad axed ne 10
sit down and state M case. / did it, when he
larfed and sed his gaIunt men had tin little
enthusiastic in cOnfsticalin my show.
Yes" sez /, they confstcated me- too
muchly. had sum bosses conGstcated in the
same way oEct, bu. the condsticaterS air nov
poundin stun in the States Prison at Injinnap-
lUs.
wall, wall, Mister Ward, you air at Iib-
erty TO depart; you air friendly to the South,
know Even now we have many frens in
the North who sympathses with Us, and
wont mingle with this fight"
-. Davis, there's your great mistaik.-
Many of Us was young sincere friends, and
thought certin parties among us was fus
sin a0Ou. you and meddiin with your consagns
entirely too much But J. Davis, the mint
you fire gun at the piece Of dry goods called
the Star Sp4ngIed Banner, the North gifts up
and rises en- massy, in defence Of that banner
Not o-.n YOU rs indYido0,s-not agia the
South even-but to save the flag. We should
indeed be weak in the knees, uaso1bd in the
heart milk white in tie liver, aud so.. in the
he'd, if We stood quietly by saw this glorus
Goyymelt smashed to pieces, either b. Z fu--
rim or intestine foe. Tie gentle hearted
mother hates to take her naughty child across
her knee, but she knows !. is her deoty to DO
it. So we shall hate 70 whip the naughty
South, bu: We must GO !. If you don't make
back tracks at onc:, and we shall waiiop you
out Of your boots J. Davis, It is ny decjd.
ed opinion that the Sonny South is makind &
egregious mutton he'd Of herself y
Con on, sir, you're safe euuf. You're TOO
small powder for me :" scd the President Of
the Southern Contbieveracy.
wait till 20 home aad start ont the Bal
dinsrille Hoss Cavalry I'm Captin OF that
Corpse, an. and j. Davis, beware Jefer-
son D., now leave you Farewell ny gay
Saer Boy . GOOD bye, ny bold buccaaneev
Pirut OF the deep blue sec, adoo adoo -
Ny tower threw the Southern C0Bthieveracy
on nv way home vas thiil.ug enuf for yelleI
covers It will form the sgbjeck Of MY next
Betsy Jane and the progeny are we.l.
Yours respectively, 4. WARD.