The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-04
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THE CARRIERS ADDRESS.
The Carrier presents y6u his aunaal ad-
dress, es "a s
y -tth gteetlng to al tae lind friends Of
the press
This wi,le-awabe paper t.rouga rain
sAf sleet and snow l
-Hethas puaetisHy brought and laid at
.a Xonr doer; -ri-,.f.. -s..-.. ..,It
Keeping you Wen posted in the news Of
tac day, h
OF partles,l l15slls, concerts andrnhsrlages
.rH tgaE-i a3TYr s6 ogHaET
OF politics, markets, gels, prices and
and general Information Of surrant
~ events aiha -
All ofus have passed safely tbr6agh the
year III; s s,ef.s g..
Many have lost hugely, While others
have Wons
But we ail haye good reason cur Greater
That we escaped many sorrows and ma
ny aeiistre@s
We bid the pasf year adiep VITA sigha
And we promise ourselves IS the next
one draws SINGH o. f
That Yell menael q our faults and strive
|Albthings conectly in. the year 172.
Many changes laave wrought IL I'ths
land Of the free"
Especially here IN old Tennessee; iie
The rRads have been beaten BY aman
from our town,
The hero, the statesman, the noble JoHS
be REOWS. fftErfL a ufaft
Three cheers for OUR Governor Z Threw
your caps high in airl
''Aiay heitve long and prosper,h and let
him who dare g. a,.- .,sse=E
Assail his fair honor, his greatness. his
fame,
or attempt to detEaet from his g!.oBious
Our Congress mas met once todraw each
And / thini5 you'll Uphold me in what I
I Ef.fs now sa5-, fa af.s -ff 0.tet
They've done nothing but plUnder and
] steal, and each mouth
Has nothing bat curses to thurl at the
South. e.
I Of course we except all those hOhora-
bie men
Whom wElsent TO Congress 70 mix in
tlThey have stood up for honor, for peace
and ierus- kr.7s r
/ Il dontnean old .Brownlow, the infa-
nous cussD
i The man st the White House who smokes
his cigar,
Who. sports finer horses, in stables by far
More costly and handsome than your
fine residence,
! All 5uilt and kept up at public expense
/ This man has informed as through his
message just out
I What we an knew before beyond shad-
\ ow of dOuht, 80 Hs
That for brains that are few and for love
Of old Rye,
Tins maa in the White House beats any
for high Ana
4 But I've talked al around without tell
/ ing you how
Our PresiIents kinfolks are living Just
now;
livery enc Giat can be found holds an
otiice Of gain,
/ TIL our Government is nothing but onc
blot or stain
/ OF corruption, and stil without blush
or shame
Grantheaps up dishonor upon the faii
name
That the President ofsuch a great peo
pie should have
IN sland OF the free and home Of th'
brayct y.
\ Bit rves1ifered my fancy TOO FAR OF (
roam. 8sf
And I think it, about time 7 was com
ing back home;
For 'tis for you have ltbored and ex
peet my reward,
And for your patience / must have ;
proper regard. fi
4 Great good is in store for our county
When @ ths money to buy our fire engin'
When the much-talked-of railroad &
q buiit by your bounty
And tWnpikes run in from all parts o
Tie county.
Nay this Season, the happiest one Of th'
year,
Bring you un5ounded' pleasure and lot
good cheer; r.-.
Alay your numerous friends and ac
quaintanccs meet
At sociable gatherings each other t
And exchange round the circle ii. .coar
teous phrase
Kind wishes for happy and prosperou
May it pass without leaving sting 9
For ihjuTring any with whom you hav
met
or coldly denying The friendless an
The pittance they may humbly hay
asked at Your door;
For remember, our Savior has said the
{ Wil9 give
10 the poor, in his glorious presenc
And n giving you win only have len
O. tile Lord,
Receiving from bin an exceeding re
ward;
! And while reveiing IN pleasure an
boisterous ioEg
just think for moment of the Carrie
: Ny s0ug It is ended, rs al things mas
q And i give this address to you, my dea
friend,
q a recoipt for what sum you may. .clIoos
To one who has served yod 10th earl
ana lates
p A dime, quarter, half collar, Or even
"Qne;'
Just anything, fyou please, 81, unde
the suns,
: To help q poor ''deva9 ia tFribl
+. You've eo5 It now, 31lster, how Ion
must I waltz
Read the Paper.
How much more Intelligent mn
fascinating the majority Of youut
ladies would Be were they to giee
lfttHe more attention to newspaPo
2 reading. We DO rot mean the fasi
papers Of the day which arc hiiei
with matter which # It does no harm
can certainly DO no good. but i
DeWspapers-those which make b
familiar with present character ,hai
e fair pcquainta1ce with passin.