Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 25, September 17, 1870 by Various
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_Horace Greeley, (to Roscoe Conkling.)_ "DON'T BE RASH, NOW REMEMBER
THAT A SOFT ANSWER TURNETH AWAY WRATH." _Roscoe Conkling_. "LET US HAVE PEACE, BY ALL MEANS: BUT IF THAT FELLOW REUBE FENTON INTERFERES WITH ME, HE HAD BETTER LOOK OUT THAT I DON'T SMASH HIS SLATE."] * * * * * HIRAM GREEN TO NAPOLEON. Napoleon I and Napoleon III--Lager-Beer a Formidable Enemy to Overcome. SKEENSBORO, NYE ONTO VARMONT, _Orgust--, 18-Seventy._ FRIEND LEWIS: As I haint got no anser to my last letter which I rote to your royal magesty a few weeks ago, it has occurred to me, that maybe you don't feel well about these days, or, just as like as not our "Cousin German," FRITZ, mite have been mean enuff as to gobble up your male bag, and steel my letter to put into his outograf album. I now take my pen in hand to inform you, that Ime as sound as a Saddle Rock oyster, and hope these few lines may find you enjoyin' the same blessin. Numerous changes have taken place since your _grand invasion_ of German sile. It has certinly been very kind in your Dutch friends to save you a long jerney to fite them. |
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