The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

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eompanicn bssoke1ed i juvenile thunderstorm.
But slse feminins discoseser, not q % discoura-
eed By any anaoupt Of coolnea1, continued
. But Wy dontt yoI ~ u Ne esain n Don't
you know you've G6t hose =
Young man hcsitatcd cOsnpani0n 6dgcted; q.
fairs were evidently approaching : grand climac-
teric. Passengers Uttered fspoftsm took oLs
their note books. Az last ths young ladY, fright
panied ~ the indifference of those shs had come
TO g1eet' burst into tears, and placing her hand
on the young mans shoulder, sobbed out:
sOh, Fred what docs IN this nleaEs Have
you really forgotten me!s ak
Young man trembling with emotion. -cofnpan-
ion began removing her gloye-all the time look
ing menaciugiy at the cuTlcovered head Of the
fair Intruder. Reporters scribbled with COM
mendable desperation passengers ceased laugh
ing and began to sympathize. just here the
terrified young mar---alnost emothered Wy the
ringlets Of the sobbing girl-masterel courage
to stammer.
"Really, madam YOU are mistakin ID the per-
son; my name isn't Fred and live in Chicago"
ssThc sensation produced BY this announce
ment can be imagined'-as the novslists say
young lady started like one possesscd--incrcdu-
lousy scrutinixed the features Of her slate rea-
tive.v and after word Of explanation aid apollo
nv, bounded gaily TO the platform, laughing
heartily At her blunder, and followed by IN ex
plosion from the passengers within. Young man
drew long breath Neutrality-suspicious.
her glove and smothered the young thunderstorm
reporters stuck their pencils behind their ears
with look that said s.Item-Item,n and we indi
sidually settled back in our seat just the train
started, inwardly wishing that we, too, had re-.
sembled Fred" azte III HA
MoRAL-When you expect brothers honic
from California, be careful not to enbarrass
young Chicago mefchantsl sse#
For purposes Of future reference, we append
complete list of
4gTHE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The roll of the States being called, each dele
cation reported the following gentlemen as com.
posing the National Committee for the ensuing
four years: sss HlE Il
Maine-Charles j. Gilman.
New Hampshire-Geo. D. Erogg
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Drainard.
MISREPRESENTATION z. Goodrich. Fa
Rhode Island-Thomas G. Turner.
Connecticut--Gdeon Wells. a
New York--Gov. f. d. Morgan.
New Jersey-Denning Duer.
Pennsylvania-Not announced. Y asaH
Maryland-James I. Wagner.
: Delaware--Nathaniel B. Smithers.
virgna-Alfred Caldwell.
Kentucky-Cassius M. Clay.
Ohio--Thomas Spooner. a 4i
Indiana-S0lomon Meredith t#
Missouri-Asa $. Jones Ds8sssfaa ae#s3 a
Aichigan-Hon. Austin Blair siG
Illinois-Norman B. Judd. gfsst5
Texas-D. Henderson. ra aH
Wisconsin--Carl Schurx. A III
Iowa--Andrew J. Stevens is Ell
California; w. Chceseman. .at
Minnesota-John McCusck. aies asis7
OregOn-W. +. johnson. n.at4 F4. III
eH TERRITORIES #E &aa
| u Kansas-W. A. Phillips. 4ts8 l'aaa
| Nebraska---O. H. Irish.
District Columbia-Joseph Deerhart.
| The State of Pennsylvania being unable to
agree upon her member of the committee, the
| Chairman announced that she would send in the
name Of her member to President, as soon as
possible.