Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19
A brief Love Story.

correspondent of the Springfield Repuo-
lean, objects TO the introduction OF the
nomenclature of the prize ring into
Journalism. Fancy" he says, - love
scene written up as follows :"
Twas highland the aromatic Arabella
and the fuliginous FltzIoodle, in accord
ance with previous arrangement-play
or pay being the word-were seated In
the garden. Both were 10 excellent con-
dltion, and showed the benefit of good
training.
Arabella was little too much in flesh
perhaps, but Fitztoodle didn't carry an
ounce of spare weight, and stepped smil-
iugly into the ring, looking confident OF
winning.
The moon 10 the far heavens looked
smiling and serene like q oottle.holoer,
while the stars looked down with their
spectacular organs, seemingly ready TO
act as referees.
A clock in the neighboring kitchen
called time.
Little was lost in preliminary spar
ring side by side sat the amatiVe ans
,eurs. graspng each others mawley's.
Indeed 1t was a beautiful scene, calling,
back memories of the halcyon day when
the Cohoes Chicken had mill with the
skaneateles Sockdolager.
A counter or two, AMI Fitzfoodle
neatly cot his left fin round Arabella's
ribs, bis right still gvasping her small
and delicate bunch of hyes.
lis your money mine 2" asked Fltz-
goodle in tender accents.
No reply was heard 1t was evident
that this side. winder had knocked the
breath all out Of Arabella.
But the decentralization was ont mo-
mentary. II don't see il" she said, get
ting her left fin out Of chancery.
This was one on Fltzfoodle's mob. he
went down on his knees to avoid further
punishment. At this there were cries OF
foul" foul" in restaurant near by,
and the victory was claimed for Ara
bella.
Bat Fitz.oodle refused to give it up,
and both retired to their corners.
Arabella came up looking game to the
backbone; Fitzfoodle, Notwithstanding
MS late punishment, still smiling and
confident.
my parents are wealthy" he muir
INJURED, and again got his left duke IN
on Ara9ella's ribs, and hbbing away un-
~ there was danger Of row outside
he ropes.
The tlguresl" she gasDed.
A peach orchard in New Jersey" ne
returned, and with that put one in OF
ser potato trap, which she returned with
interest on mis- kisser. There was
lively round of sounding on exchanges
spd il was plain that from that tortt
Fitzroodle had the fight his own way.
Finding IL useless to longer hold out
Ara5ella now threw up the sponge
closed her lovely peppers, and repose'
her lovely knowledge box peacefully up
on Fuzfoodle's manly bread-oasket
utterly regardless OF the fact that
huge mosquito had tapped her bugle an
was drawing the claret at fearful rate
New York PoLr1cs.-The New Yor
correspondent Of the Boston Advertise
writes to that journal as follows, rels
tive to political affairs in that State
The two political parties have Gale
their State conventions the Republ
cans to meet at Wieting Hall, in Syrs
cUse. on the 25th OF September, and tt
democrats W llltGb at "CuNAAC 1aAf3
Albany, the ensuing Wednesday. OH
The subordinate State officers are TO
chosen. 1t is very possible that Il
Republican ticket will contain an enti'
new set Of names. The recent exposure
o. canal swindles have made sever
changes necessary, and where part a
changed, experience has shown that /.
best to have an entire new deal.
Two or three conservative lOurna
ike the Commercial Advertiser CT tn
city and the Cattaraugus Republics
have declared in favor Of a renomin
ton OF the present incumbents. I
.dea at the bottom OF their recOmmen
alton is that it will enure to the 3
vantage o. Senator Morgan, 10 case he
in the field next year for place on !
national ticket. Comptroller HjllhOu
was adiutant general under him, and
one of his warm admirers. The otht
are supposed 20 have the same propose
sious and conservative ten 1enCi
Their reelection might be appealed
as evidence that Mr. Morgan was
choice Of the people OF the State
President or Vice-President. Hence Il
endeavor 10 take time by the fo7eloCk
The last few days have brought on
deep feeling OF uDfriendiness toward
President, There is division Of ser
meut whether il is pest 10 impeach q
remove him so that the work Of rec
struction mays 60 on, or let him h,
Cull length OF rope with which TO glib
himself and render treason ami
democratic party odious. In politi
circles there is comparatively less
terest felt; but among men who pro-
not to be politicians, strong language
used. They are tired of Andy, aud reg
him as hardly a decent imitation c
President.
CURIOsITIEs OF SENATORIAL STATI
ERY.-The stationery bill of the Uni
States Senate for 1866 foots up so