New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-15

al, bis ban0 mvOlun tsrily sp6>Ss~.
| and drew forth Q silver half M ~
he PR 1fer ed to the aborisi.si III
| the eevority Of bis count enenee u -
smile, and, ~ he susDicioueiv ~.
| gilt eriDg coin, mute tributc - ~ l(
| wsj<ses, be gathered ,ixhtap ~ ~
| his blanket, and bOved m. ~
| with all the native dignity Of I SsS92
Jugurths-Timeo Danuos' et dom se
| 1t . loss to under.tand thu oe!s&
yet too polite to decline IL. Ws1e
| explained that the Indians vcrs .s.A
| gars, and their cOurtl,nese served esSe
| cover for their eupidity, be 1870
much Disguised, and, like trns -
smashed TO pieces the besutiFul -
damuiDg the abnriRines in mast nj
plsry manner. Time did not apns....
Conquered bis rtsehtments. M ~
past bitterness respecting hia a.,.s
With General James Watson WshI
though bis sIluEIons to Mr.. Cav ~
pebitence and contrltion tor his c,ss
at'i.ute toward the KENTUCKY 49,
he Is IN no wise sought to conceal n.
ipgs OF enmi'y toward General e
Referring to bis famous duel with G.
Webb. ne said it was his intention. .Its.
he had avoided proclsiming it, to I'M q
if he could, regardless of his own ,;..'ss
that General Webb we'd his life "a n,
awkwsrdness. Il should have ~ \
somewhere else" said he, 'sif he III
ct 1od straight on his legs. After H.
where he had been wound ed. No.
we should both cit down and tsis -.
round, but he would not consent ~
the affair ended, much 10 my chaens
Oae cold, stormy evening, while e.,
in conversation with several ses,is
seated in the Office of the Winsiav ii
ths n famous tavern in st. PAM ~
Marshall YEARLY assembled the stsir. :. .,
appeared on the scene. Approachi.. n
large stove, which sent forth liz 49,.
heat, he held out his benumbed b.sa ~.
shivering to the very marrow, o.
exclaimed: .'Poor Toms a-cold.r ~
really in . pifisble plight, SUFFERING ~
an extended debauch, and presenfe1 .st
stood there q most melancholy ensssss
In few minutes he thaWed osfH
GENTLY to peer around the room y ID
quaint, inq aieitive manner, vheD, q
our group, he suddenly exclaimed: sC..I
men, don't in eod to ne offeni~ ~
l wish I may be hanged if I ever ~
m IDy hook nOeed men together at n.y.
in my life" Inv0luntArIiy 70 looIsi :
each others Dosee, and sure enoeaa ~
happened to be all of prominent ~
architecture. We gazed grimly = s5
other; none denied the soft imDeaeaS.s
the silence was broken by Tons o..
ton, Landlord, when do We have epo~s
Supper ar seven," laconically replis d
host, and nothing more was said ~ =
a1rnk aeRvvMk hn han. 49,.
. set of false teeth, he snapped then -
~ into his mouth, and shouted, e.
then, bring on your supper and Be -
to your A few evenings afterward liz
Englsnd Socisty gave their annual -
and in the midst Of epeech-making al -
ing anent the Pilgrim fathers and Pr
Rock, Tom Marshall put in an unvgln
and uninvited appearance, denouusine0S
England and the Puritans in -
nent tonee, to the great discomfegt RI
indignation Of the Assem- bled gues& r.
refused to be pscified or put o1 and ~
them one and all to mortal combat -
The myrmidons OF law collared and -,
vey ed him to the calaboose. The next -
after the fumes of the mean whilky r.
passed away, and he learned what 6o1o
.urred. he expressed regret that he hs1o
cred unlimited and caused Gisturbeaa
'ut at the same time insisted that the 81
vas all owing to the unwelcoI,e trushk =
lad told while in bis cups. what 10 =
lse OF these fellows meeting every year -
ongratulatlrg each other on their Puitn
Hood - said he. ''In the first place II
lain is fraud on the part of niGety.am
ne hundredths OF th=m, aud the one hm
redth man has devilish little to boast 4
wonder if any of them would care sbcr
raging of their descent from tho ca
ec'lcnt q lsker roas tersl'-S LOUIS Gto1e
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