The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-01

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in love matters, as he is in confoun-
ding ne hero of Tripoli with that Of
Mrs. Edton's husband.
If Dapp intends to write more bis
tory, hsought to seHRatent-rightfo
his DISCOVERY. for y his history
stands Alone, as d from all 9th
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+ If General But utility ofezal
the crisss charged, he Modid bszsuf
~icientl punished Il. e. if he had the
feelings common to humanity by the
terrible scorings he daily receives
from the newspaper. press:
The following from the ST. hEouis
Republican, will touch him .totiIe qdicka
if, indeed. he has not a hide tosglfer
than hat ola Rhinoceros:
BUTLER BEAsT.@Will thsLeyeT
let BG Bhdef GbheR IStfeie 10
spot 6af lie ssaftRSbroad Naffaee&tO
(which he can fly away and be at rest
Must his righteous soul be forever
and tormented by the devices
of adSers lries from whose vocabulary
word is.merGys' seems to MyeFbeAsap.
tbani:hed?: The shafts .leYelea al
Benjamin are o: various kinds" and lie
is evidently set up by remorseless fate
as q shining mark upon which any
bodyt aud everybody 8flnigh and low
degree may prdctice their skill with
IMMUNITY. One cannot visit the side
show of a circus n a negro minstrel
performance without hearing some
counterfeit African. with wool on his
head and burnt cork on his1aee, crack
IN uns Wory jeke at th3 Usual drgArx
or financial pecUliarities of the dia-
tinguished member from Massachu-
sets, and the unkindest cut OF all IL
that the audience, whether vulgar OF
refined, dnv1niably see the P4int oftbe
humorous arrow and help to sharpen
it by roars Of laughter. Ridicule Is
the most potent of weapons. and But
ier's enemies are not backward in us
ing it He is burlesqued in the news
paper, belahoFen in ReeshYs saYs
tired in illustrated JOURNALS fasedSih-
ep;grams and damned and dIgged
until there ought not to be an inch III
unmutilated cuticle left upon the
the body of the victim But consider
ate nature, as if anticipating the fear
full ordeal through which her child
destined to pass, blessed him witt.
d ment4f and moral skFi tongher thShk
tlle hide Of the lrhihpeffQ and Ro lH
1eys Of hot shot poured from the bat
teries of abuse and corr have YET
been able to make the slightest i'm
preston upon that armor OF triple
that front of adamantine brass.
But eTerFAJchilles, the fayorIte ofEtheI
immortal gods, had one Vulnerable
point, which was found and touched
at last, fndouf ke1o is ar nrently n
luckier than hiE:l of whom Home
Sings The hidden fountains of But
ler's being. the weak link in the Chair
which has heretofore held lin. Gala
and serene amid the storms of wratf
and. denunciation, is located, as seem>
to be considered, not in his, heel, nor
vet in his head, but in his pocket, !
Therefore the latest andimost effective
blows have been direrted toward thar
quarter, and the battle is coming t.
veryxdose1 YnaftersT latfeAys ggrhf
most recent DEMONSTRATION Is made b
Mr. Florence, of, New Orleans, who
charges the former military comman-
der of that city with flo i,nsly pur
Joining swords, sIlverware and furni
ture from Mrs Florence. a niece o
the late General Twig4s, to the
amount OF nearly $40. 600. On til
charge Judge Jones, of the Superio4
Court of New, York, issuesla w4rrant
Tor Buffers arrest, and he is Held to-
bail in the sum of $4,000. VIA
the result OF theItrialM iII be we can
not venture to guess, but how ode
and yet strangely appropriate retrihu
tlon1tiSth8t BdtiSr sholiA. thHs. Bel
haunted by the ghosts of departed
spoons, aud that The very sword
which once dropped into his insatiate
nav, should be resurected again and
suspended over his head Offering
with the threatenings of judicial ven
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