Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-10

present time. but as the thing IS now all
fixed they are sending him about TO Jet
him show himself 10 The faithful. well
knowing tina, he will no, nov commit hin'-
self ulpruden,ly or it vii. make 10 matter
10. if he does. His fIiends feel perfect
iy easy. now that the election is ever, and
no trap can be laid for him, 50 they Lex
him say what he will. Such times N
Boston and it's vicinity were never known
fore-illumlnations. meetings, 4 wer
streuing and whiskey drinking are the
order of the day How they get over the
laucr-law, We are at los to understand,
bat We suppose in the say Sick!'s dad
when the conductor of The street car told
him It was ag.iust the rules to smoke in
the cars-''well, suspend tho ,ale while
your lord and master is in the cars. We
presume the law is suspended for the pre-
sent in Boston. Speaking Of liquor and
i;auor-laws reminds us OF the condition Of
things in that line in this city. Mr. May
or Bowen, who came out before the elec-
tioD 80 strongly in faY-r If every man get
ting drunk on Sunday or any other day
has now, with he Police Commissioners,
taken the other tact with vengeance
1t seems they have taken Oh themselves te
stop the license oI any Restaurant or No-
! tel keeper just when they think proper
Some Of the most reSp ectable places II this
city have had licences withheld, while
some If the rilest deks, where robbery
and murder are pasrimes snd constantly
put all law az defiance, fourish IN the
liyeliegt manucr. The hghhan'!cd meas
ures of these men have brought down the
meriscd contempt Of every respectable
citizen. We think that those who have
had their licences withheld haze not yet
learned little secret which the knowing
one. are UP to We suspect that an en-
velopo with a.hundr-d dollar greenback
10 1t would 'ouch Tue magic c"'a ana 'Ne
license would appear with marvellous ce-
leri,y If this state Of affairs goes on
h.uch IshefF the sc''' VI 'o''' 'ine''
certainly be removed. Members ana Seu-
/ ators can st@Ho tuI' S'ilio =
at'ent Cd 10 Tue aha4E' q ''ie ooS' o'S''"
'ncnt on earth keeps 'he'' VIZ" i per
petual thirst anu II 10 no - % 'Apo1''''
! that they are 10 remain 4 ''s'''' -
! OF dr' ufh 70 li' aSe 'He IL Il 90
erS' Who choo'e - cu' % 'Ae '0PP''
cause 'h' ''' me- P''' ''' >'A'e
win 'h' S2oh-3''e' - "
Vf'F ana = 'Nc '''' s'''o1 ''''
wen, ~ N1eu h'"0. N.Y. !oilc'-eV'' "a %
some. : IL wen - o'AeI l'0p+c' -.
oc'l4' i SLOWS ''e 0"o ''eI's . ~
paying heh 'a's ss-''' 10 'o' '''0''
crs' thty iAEs' N"Ac u o' s''A' w. az
"e'A ont o. !ht A''s2"ul a"' '11 '''''
ers as others.
We fell in with larVetbakser, III,
other day the first time We have ever
came in t.lrect contact with the an;mal.- -
Good Heavens. what an animal Il vas
He vas lust fresh from one Of the South
/ .rn Sta,es aud MAS what The W estern peo-
PIE call iali-horse, h"l!-aiiisa'or' with
! streak Of >naIping-turt!e. we ieei con-
! hdent chat nelther the shirt he lad gu 10y
Lis face and HANDS had seen water Tor tn'e
weeks, at the lowest calcuI.uon. Ills
costume consisted of al old silk bat With
rho nan cone in several places, making il
look ike the skin ot a cnlckasaw horse
DO S: irt-collar or cTavat, an cid co'tol
velvet wars.coat that secondhand clo'h'
ing store would have repudla1ed, an elo
coat and pants which Te teci certain "tFt
Borrowed tvr the OCCASION '-oni some ! g
negro Ill the 9oo'n' WIZ P14 -
hlue poo;s very much paIclicd W cue ''4'
and his naked toes STICKING ou' Oh Tux
other as red US ! 1oA 'ah' - "
him toss do~p LIS throat 3 ''' lIrs
'umnle7' 'uAi - 'No u ~ v - ''>0 --'
key, aud, rs soon as Nc So' u!S o'e@'H'
yol!,v Of oaths ana biacksuaEalsh ~ very
b-u kngneh came up' as soon Is 'nc "'i'S'
b k-y h<u got Out the WAY 10 i'll tH6lG pass .