, 1866-03-03

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CoN1Eun,T Z RoApe ~ h1ch Ia iu the satt ur
Kentucky Feb. -, 1866, I
y didn't ike To leare Waslington--l
1pv II for lis memories Here stands the
Capitol aherc the President makes his an-
polntments-thcre is the Post Otls DepaF!-
mcnt, where all the rostmasters Is appinted.
Here It was that Jaxon rooied. had Ee-
sucx for Jaxon, 1cap't say that !uyed him.
Tar be never yoosed LIS rite. He hated the
Wh,e6 ez bad cx We did, but after We beat EN-
and eieyatcd him to the Presidency the stealns
didn't come in ez fast ez We cIpec1ed. Never
ahcl 1 furEit the compliment he paid me.
jest afler the election presented myself
afore him With my papers, IN applicant for
place. He read EN- and scanned me With
critics eye.
me!'' sez /, inqu!s.nEay.
"Ce1tain1y," SEE be, II lin and alters Ics.
It's sich cz yoo ! use 10 beet tho whiEs with,
md ! am continyooally astonished 10 SEC how
much work l accomplish With deh dirty tools.
"Ms dear sas.'' said he, putin to the dooz,
there Is, and how cheep they can i'e bongbt
lip, really 1remblc for the Republic"
! didn't get the Office wantid.
Tet CT much ez lore Washington, WIZ
forced to leave II. l mite hcs stayed thcrr,
but The trooth is TINT the planks NV the city
and the pavcmcnts arc hardcr md worse to
sleep on than those Nv any other city In the
United Statc4. ! Aey lived two months bv
passin myself off cx Dimekratic Congress1nen,
but that Good only last short time, there not
bein nany Of that persuasion there to person.
ate. / he'd gone the rounds nv the House ez
often CT 1t VIE safe, aud one mite commenced
Oh The Senit- Com INTO the Wizards called
for gin, which the gent1enanly and urbane
baskccpcr got alore nc, and drank "Put 1t
down with the rest nv milne, n ecz with A
impressive wave nv the hand"
9 Your nnuae, - SEE hc- :,
Assoomin intellectool look, retortcd.
'Uo you know Charles Sumner"
ucfc oyardid there yau!iu ambition
o'cr-lcaped ITSELF He'd sed *'Sauisbury,n II
might lev ansered. but to sire Sumner,s
for which kant account. Wuz ignomlni-
pus1y kicked into the street. Drinks obtained
at the expense uv bein kicked is chccp, but
don't want EN- on them terms-my pride re-
vol.ed and 80 emigrated- The gentlenanly
and urbsnr conductors Ut the Pennsylvania
Central passed nc orer their ro*d+ They did
II with tlc assistance Of two Ecnt1emanlY and
urtane hrakes1nen, wich dropped mt tenderly
across the track, out w tue hind end or the
last car. -.
congregation Ind bin mostly killed ;n BUSH
whacking expeditions, and announcin myaelf
cz constitoGshne1 preacher from Moo Ger
sey, succeeded In drawing together quite 4
respectable aWjlence last suuday.s
Taking for text the passaSye 81 tue wages
Ut sin is DEATH y opened out rs fotloNs:-.
Wat is Linz Sin, my beloved hearers, Is
amy dcviashun from our normal coudishcn.
Yoor beloycd pastor hcz q stunmlck and
head, which Is In close sympathy with each
other, aud 80 much SO, indeed, that the priu-
c3,al bix1,ess us the head Is ~ I'll the STUN
mick, aud mighty close work its bin tur tnary
years, 700 bet. Let yoor bclovcd pastor drink
uv nite 4uan or TOO more than bis yooshal
allowance, more than his stummick demands,
and his head swells with indignaslcn. The
excess is sin, and the ache is the penalty.
"The wages Nv sin l. death ~ Punishment
1nd sin Is q unseperalle cz the shadder Is
from the man-one is sboor to fol1ct the Other
cz the Assessor is to kun nround-cz mite Is to
fuller day. The Dimrkratic party uy wich
am 4 ornament hcz experianccd tue troo:h Ut
this text. When Douglas switched OF he SIM
ned, and CT a conscience Linkin was elected,
aud the Sceptre departed from 1srca1. When''