New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-09
Netp Orleans Gully Uresttnt,
stent aaay Aorning, april 8 1855. GRIPPE Sheet,

beside atween rong an, rite. Morally, SIGH De-
sisions amt valid. Ef tina wus, nuthin' Ive got
would be safe, kase thars many Teller heap big
germ me who'd lick me an take it all frum me.
IF we'd "a succeeded like the colonies did, our
rite to secede wouldn't be no more doubted than
tharn Is, In moral pint o. vew tharfore, Mr..
Davis occupies the very same persition that
Gineral Washington did. Tia ar both big rebels
tina both fit agin the old country, tina both fit for
independence, tina both bleeved honestly an sim
cerely tina wus the rite, an one amt nd more en-
| titled to public hangin than the tother. Good
| Lord is thar even one Amerikin citizen, much
! less t,reE1e, who'd condem to a Infamous deth a
man who is guilty of no other crime than that of
fitin fur his native land? Our fore.fathers kom-
| mitted the same crime an was ulogised by the
hole civilized world Will thar children defame
thar memory by hangin man for follerin thar
noble example? I'm too charitable, Bill to
| think So "
Howsumeyer, frum what see an heer, thar is
a class that's longn fur hjs blood There is either
:, degenerate suns Nv illustrius syers" or thai
imported stock"-fotch over in sum emigrant
ship frum the Fegy Hands, Or sum other oncvilized
country. One NV EN- sed tother day in Congris
that Mr.. Davis mustn't be tried in Suthern State,
| bekase no jury could be found thar that would
| konvict iim--ttat he must be tried in Nurthern
State, whar he'd be shore to be found guilty. Ef
its to be all arranged afore hand that he shall be
konvicted whether or no, what in the name OF In
justice is the O. tryin him at alltha jlst as
well take him out an hang him at once an be dun
saken. witet-hangng set wotld do ct tina mad
the power. People that will take up poor old
ignorant woman an hang her fur witch-craft amt
| too good to do nuthin. HL EIH's-
Individuals very frequently do very silly an non
sensical things, but great nation has no excuse
| fur dom anythn it amt able to assine sum good
reson fur Now I'd like to know what good il
would do the United States to kill JEFF. Davis? The
objeck Nv punishment is not somuch to INFER the
| criminal as to deter others from kommittin the
same crime. Do you spose thars anybody foolish
enuff to bleeve that" Jef's exekution would keeI
us frum rebein agin, provided we wus able an
| had sufishent kause! Eff not, the objeck u,
| punishment don't obtane in his kase, an konse
quenty he orter be relesed. The fact is jist this
ef tina kill him, tha'ye jist the same rite to xii
every muther's sun Nv US that tit agln EN- ef ths
spare us, tina bound, cordin to the rules nv kom
mon sense, fair play an justis, to spare him too
Mr.. Johnsing knows this as well as | do, an
hleeve he's gwine TO do what's rite, an maxi
the tothers do it too.
I'd rite more, Pm sufferin with the new ralgy
AK Misses Arp, eff she amt got no verb or intmen
that's good fur it. Thar is too many disease
cumin in bout to pleese me. The dockter cum ii
tother day an sed Betsy wus thrented with tn,
new mony (I'm sorry it warnt new mummy; II
like fur her to be afflicted with that all the time
The cook has the very loid. an the baby's lis
bin vastinated. So. with Betsy skolden, tn,
baby squaliin, me gruntin, nobody to kook an
but little to be hooked, you must be kontent witt
these few lines, which leeve us gittin alon,
bout as well as could be expected, consderin TIL
circumstances an the hard times ginerallp.
Very truly yourn,
ARCHIBAL AsKINs.