THE COON IN HIS LAST AGoNIEsl
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! THE COON IN HIS LAST AGONIES


For the last two or three weeks the Senior


Coons i'll this City have been endeavoring to- in
fuse into their party something of that ESQUIRE
viving element" for which the Register prayed
! 50 earnestly in late number; and, by dint o
music, and drumming up. and coaxing, and threat
lcning, they succeeded few nights since in draw.
ing together some thirty forty, to listen to a
lecture from Mr.. Gales on general apathy, and
to receive formally a surrender from Mr.. Lor


ing of his political integrity and principles We
were not present, but learn that they had quite q
time of it. The little Blower acted as Corporal
CoOn-drioer, and, among other things, extracted a
speech from the Disunion Humbug.


On last Monday morning most forlorn and
melancholy company, consisting of some fifteen
or twenty assembled at the Capitol, and took up
their line of march for the ,Alamance Mass Meet
ing. The Register says they carried "the cheer
ing accounts from Maryland" Their rejoicing
over the result in Maryland reminds US of the
whipped Irishman, who sent up shouts of graft
tude and thankfulness, and who, when asked the
reason, replied, Faith and by saint Patrick Sir,
its rejoicing l am that have one sound bone left
in my body"


We learn that Mr.. Badger, who is to be pre-
sent at the Alamance Meeting, evnced his usual
dignity and good sense by riding on ahead of the
forlorn hope leaving them TO cut their capers be-
fore other eyes than his