Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-04-20
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4 Prentice OF the Louisville Journal, Is
no morel Here Ia the sad end of him
He is kicked out of heaven, after having
1 run away from hell He said, tho other
4 day
Connecticut has gone and elected Re-
Il publican Governor and Republicans Legisla-
d ture. Hang her she deserves not to have
B the Kentucky Legislature to pass a bill making
US native OF some other State LouisuiIts
t'Jonrsoi''
4 I Now. that's whore Prentice ID wrongt
\ We think New England ought to own
HIM. or any other man Of the same
4 kidney. The editor Of that gallant paper,
the Kentucky Yeonaan, Of Fsankford.
4 who is q true Kentuckian. gives It 10
him As follows:
We trust the Legislature will locate your
) nativity outside OF Kentucky somewhere
north 81 the Ohio river Your politics don'i
suit this latitude
We never knew of but one white man
lief public note that wanted to be bora
somewhere else than he was, and he was
| d New England Yankee, like Prentice.
| It was Dan Dickinson, .domiciled 10 Now
York, and, tlen, a United States Senator.
! He said he wanted to be born over
again, TO b pi,yinaaa. A pretty
bastard be would hare been for the Old
Dominion, as his rampant course has
proved? You are right, Mr.. Komtucly
Yconan Let the Kentucky Legislature
refuse prentice's petition, on tho ground
that he is essentially Yankee, and NOT
capable ofrenovationl Transplant him
aa often as You will, the original odos
will stick to him - EreeDsam's journal.
HARD uroN PoLITIcAL PREAcuERs. ~
The San Francisco California; Bulletia.
10 speaking Of this class Of clerical
mountebanks, says { There does MOI
exist mere repulsive spectacle than a
debauched parson. He can dive deeper
into the miro Of politics and come up
dirtier than any Dther creature we know
Of. He adds to the unscrupulousness Of
the common partisan and the venality Of
| the vulgar broker in legislation, an in
deGnable spirit Of meaness and an JUNCTION
of depravity that render him altogether
unique. Unlike the ordinary run Of
sinners who do naughty things because
! they are tempted, be seems to run to
evil from pure love Of II. He hungerg
and thirsts after unrighteousness with an
avidity that astonishes and disgusts even
the most hardened political stagers. II
| he gets into Congress the chances are,
ten to one, that be is conspicuous for
venality IL be wriggles his way into
the Legislature he is certain to be ring
leader IL every thieying enterprise IL
he gets on Office Of trust be il pretty
sure to turn speculator in short, what
ever he is, you may count on finding
hard mpn, without any Of those amiable
traits that palliate villainy. We have
all known such men and suffered from
them. They have made politics moro
corrupt, they have made legislation moro
| yenaI for their connection with them.
! The Church bushes for them the State
lis defled BY them society justly re-
CARDS them as amongstits worst enemies.
Always Till THE TRUTH. The
I groundwork Of our manly character Is
yeracity, OF The habit Of truthfulness
That virtue lies at the foundation Of
every word said How common Il Is 70
hear parents say, z / have faith In my
ciiild 50 long o. he speaks the truth.
Hc may have many faults, but know
be will not deceive. ! build on that
confidence They are right. II ID 9
lawful and just ground to build upon.
iSo long as truth remains in the child.
There IS something to depend upon bus
when truth Is gone all Is lost, unless tho
Echild is speedily won back to veracity.s
tCbildren, did you ever tell lie ? If 30
YOU are 10 imminent danger. Return a.
once. little reader, and enter the strong
hold Of truth, and from il you may never
depart again.
Hox. ANDr SrEwAar. This vener-
able gentleman, so many years the lead
ing man 10 Fayette county, Pa, in
opposition to the Democratic party, Il
out ID full support Of President johnson,
and belabors the Radicals with consider
able spirit. Mr. s., Id a recent speech,
said be bad served several years in
Congress with Andrew johnson. He
knew him we'll, and he never knew q
frmer, purer, or moro patriotic man--a
man who. BY bis talents and unaided
efforts. had raised himself By regular
steps from the very lowest TO the highest
position 10 the world. He had good
sense aud good principles His instincts
are ell right. and he can't 90 wrong.
You can neither drive nor seduce him"
Eg-In Vermont an exchange informs
us that al this time they make IL their
boast that .aey have no Democrats
and that their jails are empty Grant
ing that The assertion be 4 fact, still we
sec nothing 10 be proud Of, from suea
We fear that Verpp0
without Democrats, Is very mpsh hes
sodom and Gomorrah withoiis eaea
righteous men within their wells szss
them from destruction.
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