The weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-30
THE RESULT MR.. NasBY> INDUCES IN
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& ~r,(Wich is in the State Of Moo York, ~
; ,ts.,t .'~tr,. November I. 1872. y
+, sIhev., heard tina newsl,1 Grant il
elected T acknowledge it.. He ii
tthe. most. elected candidate 1 eve,
he'd any knowledge NV He is &
much elected that the other candi'
dates Vote might, W, svery 'l'' properly, b
put under the head II scatterin:: =:
The igr great and good q which
is to say that 'sodden old ass, ., Gree.
ley, is is profoundly: affected more SC
than T am. He isn't So much used
to bein beaten ez I am, and then
he heznt the philosophy 70 endoo,
it. He reely he'd 4 ;noshen that he
wuz agoin;. to, be elected. He
knowd, be sed, that he he'd 'agin
him the, trained cohorts nv oppres1
shen, but he never feared: There
wiz the people. He depended onto
the people and The Triboon. He
felt that he. he'd personal strength
and he he'd given it full course to
be developed. He he'd showed his
self everywhere. No matter about
the result in October. In October
he wuz embarrassed by lokle tikets.
Objectionable men he'd ben put
upon tickets: wich weakened em<
But now that the contest was nar1
rered down a, to him and Grant be
he'd 10 doubt nv: the reenltlI He
he'd no doubt. that he hed:cd11ied
Ohio, 1njiany;, Illinois; Moo Hamp-
sheer, Connecticut, ssh;o'ooar, and ez
for n % York: he wished 4s he'd ez
mahy dollars ez he'd carry Moo
York. The only; thing that .trubled
him now, twuz the formation Nv a
lL..ix = r.. frlI IL aeI E5''';
.,t.r.,t;zl... t.... aos4g .'j'' 9..,.i
And the old lQopatie meandened
ON in this sort W style till the tele-
graph come in short and broke his
dream. Ohio cone fust, Pennsyl-
vany next, IIpjjeqqny, IIpjj Illinois, Miehi-,
gan. Connecticut, Moo Hampsheer,
each q stagggerin blow. ! will not
dwell on the ha1row;n scene. We
put him weepin to bed at 2 A. NJ,
and 7 immejitly packed my trunk,
putin into it, in a fit Nv absent
mindedness to which I am subject,
SIGH loose articles Nv clothing and
SIGH ez happened to be layin around
loose. I shel hev yoose for every
hing Ii 7 kin capcher.
I WIZ in a most depresst condi-
'hion Nv mind, and while in that !
'tate writ the followin,. wich may be |
II some comfort to: the Democracy |
Who he'd longin eyes on postoAices
md sich., It ,wuz IN outgush of a
broken heart:,' .ts::..,."+
-. PSALM OF DESPAIR.
Life is q dream, hope q deloosion,
nd expectashen snare.
Man goeth out Id his strength
nd beasteth wat he will do-he re-
,lrneth scooped, with his tail-feasth-
rs draggKn in the dust. :: Va.
Wat is man that he shood take
ride to hisself-wat is the son Nv
aan that he elevateth his horn?
The OK ,nips grass and provideth
ott for itr--the, horse wanteth not
be- postodiee that he may live. !
The toonsy be q feeble folk, but I
is habits ara simple, and he need
tn not small change for drinks.
= Weeping / wall; and wailing I 6
'eep. ,... i, vGfs.s;'. 80:
Mine eyes are astesian wells, wich 9
pouteth brine continually: II : !
In the wilderness abide I-there
no comfort in life.y SO ~ - /
For the great and good Greeley
beaten and my hopes are bustid. /
I turned me to Ohio ind Chic /
,eers, - Grant" a.':.s if.'';sj} af'I /
To- Mjeany We heldout fouhr: hands
ID Injeany sez "Grant:.' 's''::'' V
Illinois We implored hnd Penhyl1| g
ny We entreated, but Illinois and G
,aeylvany both say Grant" '..
October wuz .pizen, but Novem- u
" is pizener.. Ii
As November IL colder than Oc-
Der, so IL il iis tic Voc ) wvich is on US q
" worse Chan the Voc y,,e y,,e en1.
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