Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04
JUDGE DOUGLAS MARRrAgE-DrscRIp-
TI0N OF HIS BRIIs 4

fiVN OF HIS BRIDE. = M
The Washington correspondent oflhA in
-ve'erote Black ReppGIican p:per, the New
York Eveaing Pos, gives the following ae.
count OF the marriage Of Senator Douglas:
Our Thanksgiving to- day vas signaliz.d st
t"o o'clock BY The marriage OF senafor Doug-
las OF Illinois, 10 Miss Ada Cuts, of WASH
lngloni after which The married couple took
me cars Tor their future residence In Chicago.
The brde was accompanied 10, the altar by
HeveFal bridesmaids; but the Senator. being 4
widower, went alons. Only few of his
PERSONAL friends, including GentIal Shields
snd senator Slideil, were present. The mar.
rage ceremony was performed by Fytber
syine oil the RomsD Catholic Cbuneb. in he
tehglon oil which ihe bride was educated. NJ
.ne Geoigetown Nunner. Senator Douelas
himself IS not known 10 have decided lssb.
'nss lowafds any religious faith; !; shopeb some
oi MS trends draw 20 fsyoIiie Inference ffem
~ ,S e,es .eeenl iand donation 70 Baptist College
In the matter OF age and ri rsonsy besu,v
lhere Is wide difference between the bride.
groom ana The bride. Miss Cpsle is lsih eIe-
Santly formed, with sweet, oval face, lsrg.
brown eyes, small Gteoian fofetead, btobbJ
whieh are ent@ined the heavy sbfaids Of ber
siosss am abundant ebesnut hair oOn her
clear peachy complex ion there is perpetual
war OF Inc roses--ihe red and the white--each
laiilng 10 maintain q sole supremacy. saAito.
gelher' her tout ensemble, as the funkeys ,say.
Giant" AA'e
For The qualification Of your lady readers,
! tne current story as 10 the way the match wos
brought about may be worth mentionng.-
lplee months ego the Judge, as Mr.. Douglas
- q summary called, called at the house of
Cults, and il so happtned tha, Mss Cults was
mere also. Immediately after she left, Sena-
lor Bright remarked 10 his compeer, "Dourlas
rss really shame you're not married. You
ought to find wife at once, and there's tho
lady for you.' The surge siion seemed ia strike
Douglas with the force Of novelty. Accord
ingly, procuring an introduction from Mr.,
bfight 10 the house over the way, he soon
louhc The recommendation more Than borne
OUT by the actual reality in the personai anu
mental charlnS OF Miss Cults. He became a
frequent visitor, and The engagement was
msue IN The latter part Of the summer, thotRh
II dld not transpire until few ". eks ago.
MISS SnltS may be twenty-five years OF age.
que Is contemporary and member of the cir.
cie OF bellies, all now married or, including
adelaide Smith, Florence Greenbow and OH
ers' who once formed great attraction a, me
receptions and balls Of Washington. Her
la'neI'.Ja "a ames Madison Cuts, an officer in one
y, tne departments at Washington, is a nvph-
em ., WIS; President Madison, and enjoyed
eom?,uetaOls intimacy with bis uncle, in whose
,'Hily he resided. In politics he is an Oh:
Lihe -" pig, though not long since he yolun.
Te!eu communication in The Washington,
1 o"on' teSiiiyng to The good opinion which
II, slueht Madison held of Mr.. Buchanan
de IS gentleman, quiet man and mu, liked
IN washington society.
AS ior MI Douglas, everybody ought 10 be
familiar with his anleceden,s and spperrauce