cents carriage money

Declaration Of Prir.iplss.
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"Fellercltlzens," "sad an Arkansas ora
tor, who mounted the stump a short lime
since-''Feler~c citizens, didn't and in ri.
ding Bill Poker, the back leg, on a
rall"


'You Gid. YOU did! exclaimed his au,
diiory."


Didn't l, rei'er-citizens, lick that BIC
pedlar from The Jarseys, that spoke dlsres
pectiully of our Slate?"


"Yes, you didn' unanimously shouted
the meeting.


"Feler-cii.zens, when jim jenkins was
prosecuted by his political enemies for
horse stealing, didn't |, as foreman of his
jury write his yerdct-'gullty of assault
and battery" recommending him to the
mercy OF the court?n


Cries. of "You did! you did. you're a
buster"


E'ls there man in this crowd, feller-
citizens, that don't owe ne a drink or
lwo?''


"No, not one. -


"Haven't YOU always seen me willing to
stand reat?''


"Always-you'fe horse"


"Well, now, you al! know voted for
old Tip and y Ter at the last election, but
if ] eyerdo it again, Eli be Let's
be off,