The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-08

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yanaef. hy : hundred and fity fold, ihsa
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population. Nov thai i 81 Those three
men represent only twenty ~ twenty i've
thousand nruris-hisas Teu, The least ltilg
M NJ atrialng ward 10 the city " New
York casts two votes two Nevsda'a me
and vet these three men haven't thtif
Supporters In Congress for straight ont
simon pure brains and shiliiy And u
YOU could Inst have been a. ono u old
Nye's fniun receptions, and seen those
Avares-not high. fiers Ike these,
YOU know, but irowsy old bum.
mera, with nothing In the world on In the
summer time. but an old battered plug
hat and a pair Of spectaelos-I tell you Il
was y swell affair, was n OF Governor
Nye's eafly.day receptions. Many and
msDy's tho time ! have been 70 them,
and seen him stand mp and beam and
smile on his children, AZ he called them
in his motherly wsy-beam m them by
the hour out OF his splendid eyes, and
fascinate them with his handsome face,
and comfort them with his persuasive
~tongue--seen him stand up there and tell
them anecdotes and lies, and quote Watts
hymns TO them, until he just took the war
shirt all out Of them-and grim chiefs
that came two hundred miles to tax the
whites for whole wagon loads Of blankets
and things, or make eternal war II they
didn't get them, he has sent away Devil.
dered with his inspired mendacity and
perfectly satisfied and enriched with an
old hoopskirt or two, a lot Of Patent OF
fee reports, and a few sides of condemn
ed army bacon that they would have to
chain up to a tree when they camped, or
the shippers would walk off with them
| tell you he is a rafting talker. Talk
It's no name for II. Howell, he is bound
to launch straight into close quarters
and a heap Of trouble hereafter,
of course-we all know that
but you can rest satisfied that he will
take off his hat and put out his hand and
introduce himself to the King Of Dark.
ness perfectly easy and comfortable, and
let on that he has seen him somewhere
before and he will remind him of par
ties he used to know, and things that's
slipped out of his memory-and he'll tell
him q thousand things that he can't btlp
taking an interest in, and every now and
then he viii just gently mix in an anec
dote that will fetch him If there's any
laugh in him-he will, indeed-end Jim
Nye will chip in and help cross-question
the candidates, and he will just hang
around and hang around, and hang
around, getting. more and more
sociable all the time, and doing
this, that, and the other thing in the
handiest sort of way, till he has made
himselfperfectly indispensable-and then,
the very first thing you know -"
/ wheeled and said: =
any friend, your condtct gricves me
TO the heart. A dozen times, at least,
your unaeemly crowding has seriously in
terfered with the conversation am hold
ing with the President, aud if the thing
occurs again | shall take my hstand leave
the premises"
"T wish to the mitchell you would.
Where did you come from, anyway, that
you've got the uuutterable cheek to spread
yourself here and keep fifteen hundred
people standing waiting half an hour TO
shake bands with the PRESIDENT
An officer touched me on the shoulder
and said:
Move along, please you're ANNOYING
the President beyond all patience, You
have blocked tho procession, and the peo-
pie behind are getting furious, Come,
nov along, please"
Rather than have trouble, I moved
along. 50 | had no time to do more than
TO look back over my shoulder and say
eyes, sir" and the first thing they would
know, jim Nye would have that place, and
the salary doubled ! | do reckon he is the
hsndiest creature about making the most
of his chances that ever found an s%ll-sufi-
cient substitute for mothers milk in pol
itics and sin. Now that ia the kind Of mar
old Nye is-and in less than two months
he would talk every---B But | can't make
you hear the rest, General, without hol-
lering too loud.--Gh Gry.