New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-10

The Bridal Couple az the Impeachment
Trial. What they See,

correspondence OF the Cleveland Leader.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1863.
When Mr.. Johnson showed his friend, tn,
Adiutant General, through the tenure o
office act, he had little idea how he wa
hastaaing the marriage ceremony of LITTLE
Bl95apf0n. Blbbapron had fixed his en-
asenent day for the first of July, so as Il
bel ny York on the Fourth and set of
some hrAs tackers, after which he expected
70 MAKE geS3 resolutions to regulate family
life, a. saeaA ga Springs. But people who
are en- aged e always impatient They
are lett stone t0gAfher good deal, and find
waiting TO PC sort of dissipation. 1t is
neither pursuit nor possession, neither fish
nor flesh. IT'S the teuderest, most quarrel
some, most tantalized, most dlsheartened
most iorbodetul period Of love. No wonder
that Bibbapron, when he heard of the
" High Court of Impeachment, the solem-
nifty OF the spectacle, and the great learning
OF the Managers and Counsel, had but to
suggest to Molly what 4 delightful
time 1t would be to visit Washington,
when she embraced himself and the 0cca
sion. The milliner was hurried up. Ma
was persuaded that summer was an un.
healthy season in the East. The little mar.
riage ceremony was not held in the church,
but in the parlor at home, and the clergy
mans fee reduced somewhat in cOnse.
quence. BIbbapron's pa gave his son let
WI
train saw the pair tucked in, the last tear
shed, and the town OF Skyuga fade from the
presence of its prettiest girl.
WEDDING PARTY IN WASHINGTON.
1t is to tell all the engaged folks who are
readers of the Leader how to get to Wash.
lngton and how to see it, that reluctantly
hook Mrs. Bibbapron's diory and copy q few
pages from il. They are strictly accurate.
for which reason the other correspondents
don't care to use them. Mrs. BibbaDron
has way of italiclzing every other word
IN the diary, which don't care to initiate
and she makes very pretty period with
Tear, winch, OF course, can not do. The
diary was present from her younger sister;
y had an almanac in it and blank washing
lists, With quotations from the poets under
each GATE. Here it begins:
April %, lS6S-Dear me, how tired I
am in Washington, the capital oftbe United
States. It's t large I an New York, nv
husband Alonzo says, which / think is a
great shame. Government ought to make
it bigger right away, or have it somewhere
where 1t would get bigger itself. The maps
are all incorrect about Washington, where
Il IS represented by great many dots, while
all the other towns have only one dot We
went to Wizards hotel, and in order to give
us tine view Of the city they put us up in
the top story. We went down to breakfast
at nine O'Clock and called for oysters, of
course. They tasted as il they had been
caught in warm water, The fresh shad was
quite bone to pick. My dear husband
took a cocktail before breakfast. He saws
its quite the thing here. Senator PATTERSON
lolned him, he says, / hope my husband
Will never be a drnnkard
": Bile says the Senator took his
straight.
CONGRESSMAN STARCH.
Halfpast ten o'clock-Alonzo, nv dar.
ing husband, has been to see Congressman
starch and brought him into the ladies'
paflor. Pa can't abide Congressman
starch, because they differ in politics; but
AionzOs pa is Republican, and lent Mr.,
starch a horse and wagon to bring up yot
ers. think It was very generous Of the
congressman to ask so particularly about
pas health. He gave me tickets for the
great trlal. He says they are very scarce,
ind old ones are sold for relics for ever SO |
much money. The managers buy the old |
pies TO paste their photographs on them |
s sno present them to the historical societies.
Oong FRESHMAN Starch says he lost his best |
SeelnsIIuent TO give me these tickets, but |
soid me to be particular not 10 tell pa about |
y; ne says johnson is the great criminal |
= -, es9, 'silsi VSisiit nave Deen ilil. !
peaehed before he was born, There |
-, ~ aouDt, ne says, that it was |
Johnson 10 disguise who murder. |
- Mr.. Lincoln, and then. bribed |
I with clerkship to be killed in |
lis place. He says General Butler offers 10 |
prove that Boston Corbett was only Andrew |
Johnson, who killed Booth TO Keen MIN
rom telling. Poor Booth He died sav.
ng Poor CarlOttain | never sine that
ong but tears come to my eyes and think
! my, husband. Alonzo win never Kill the
resident. He was brought up Baptist.
GOING TO THE TRIAL.
Five O'Clock p. M. have seen all the
'Teat Patriots of our country. Mr., Sumner
the greatest of them all, his hair is so ex.
lolsite. Mr., Brooks, of New YORK, who
ave MIN such a beating, was on the floor
! inc Senate, wearing spectacles. He
newspaper editor, and drives
pair Of cream-colOred horses. He
nus pc 2 dreadful man, but is right good
ooAIng. M. sumner fOrgives him because
le prints hls speeches. -
am going too fast but really, / have so
hnch 70 do today that don't know where
2 oegln. We took the horse cars to the
'aplaoi ana went along Pennsylvania
avenue. The National Hotel locks sfcir
sver since the celebrated disease there 4 |
- surprised to see so many negroes in the /
~ Nohgfess compela them to ride in |
1taef 70 carry out the civil rights hill The /
loor sous look dreadfully as ii they wanted /
= WAX saHle. Dear me i / love Ia walk /
tnce am married. 1 can take INV Inns.
/, anus srn then and pinch him. II seems
Z Z ~ ~ .nas ee AAt happy unless we piuch
The capitol Is the erandest. most vo0det.
Y D9tiain8 - the wnole world 1t is an \
larble, with q splendid dome above II ma /
perfect hide-and-seek Of aieles. nassa-es
nd gorgeous staIrwaya II looks hf9 /
.AsDie 4uafry y plpasom. They wash it
PAT Il yellow every day. Aiehzo avs to |
acco IS bought by the ream aad CHARGED |
, s'Htail0nery.p He says that this r ns7ife 4
lgAt, because when the members
ave ebay ia their mouths they aesak
,as and aage time. ! hope my hus6aaa
III never chew tobacco. GOvernh 81
lisnt 20 paas . law against It, and get fhe /
omen p enforce IL. On the top Of the /
.gitoi n atrtqe Of Poeahontas flying q 1
itet 9nQua thank y ought TO he BENJAMIN
r.4s ~, oet they have got him inside In |
lAs uie Af vii tske miliions aHd millieHs |
furnish 1ne rapito suppose they will |
we aotnlA9 but Axmlnkfar tarnets and /
led walnut To the dome of the capitol /
leHe are beautiful pictures liked the
af1iaFa @ foaahonlN Sic bzf Size
ears ner haif piain sud Der df0as looke
g 9 uelsler case. Die tudiaa rolaen
lVe beautiful fg1fed. bpt a1esr oiosi9es arss
WY. eome q them ~ g. piolefe seaf
ltA1nHfs ier lAi ate1H aud LOOK to
Hglt cold. But that's what's =.
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