The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08
THEM HARNESS.
An Item of the Growing Order.

An Item of the Growing Order.
A poet says-"Oh, she was fair, bu,
sorrow came, and left his Tuces there
What became Of tho rest Of the harness
be dou't state--Erie<Dispaich.
Oh, mo-! Further down the hill Of 20,
cry J. aays-'Gome wi,,me my lassie,
aud I'll take thee to my Han,e," The
balance Of the harness is still missing. =
III Crosse Democrat. r,soIl ~,
You are mistaken about that. The
same poet, speaking about The same
young LADY, ,says-"AnL all the Line.
that sorrow leh, have faded GU. in joy."
-Tbc:restofthe i1aruess=is=s,ill missing
Exchange. t.-s. -
Oh, but there has. A healthy poet
says-"Though my great wrong Tng a,
my heart till its strings crack, III keep
my Choler down" Now buckle upthe
balance OF the gears. w Wheeling Reg
iaer. ,I,g "tt5
No; still another pcco has turned up,
for fur,heron tho muse informs us that
flowing hands and simple flowers had
dccked her for the Bridal." Nothing
has rs yet trauspired as TO the wherca-
bouts Of the rest Of the harness. = York
Republican. a4 ..tl
t.t, go
|. The author of IIudibrns furnishes The
balance Of the rig. tHesays- =.
"As quick as lightning In the BRgEcH(N)
Justin the place where honor's lodged = 10
Now ''lackle up your mule and we'll
all take notwithstanding journal
The Journal nun, in his hurry to take
a,ride. has forgotten another indispensa-
bic, which is mentioned by the poet as
.e.u. u5taiq jrU aii ..Nf 14l'
''''o"' .osnod 90 fyf9 ii, Mi .yiil
Ay! gather your reins and crack your THONG,
Aud bid your ,s,eed go faster; III
III docs not know. as he scrnmLlcs along,
Tia, be has n roof for a master!
~ Draw TIM. through your teeth and
count the knots, Mister Sco6cld.. s,s,3 !,
TIIEELECTloNs on TUESDAY LAST
Elections took place innine States on
Tuesday, AT The present time sufficient
returns are not received to indicate cer-
taihly the results. 'w9s' ai y 81 ~
New York.has gone Democratic by an
increased majority over that for Seymour
last fall. The Legislature is probably
Democratic. 80 7.2f s1asapA 99l
Massachusetts has gone radical. as
usual, but BY a largely diminished ma
jority. The majority for Claain (radica!)
for Governor, is estimated at from 10, 900
to $4,000. The Legislature is radical.
Thedghtwas between the prohibitionists
aud license men; Both parties claim tle
victory. u .aa.l,4.ais a9l4t
In illinois tho election was for County
Officers only, Tho Citizens ticket il,
Chicago has 5,ooo'in the city and 1000
in tho County. .b2snlias9
Maryland has undoubtedly gone Demo.
cratic. In Baltimore every precinct. in
every Ward Of tie city gave a Democratic
majority.,iGi ia'a pc .asi!s' = X ,l'i7
!, Michigan has gone radical, Detroit
q elects Democratic Mayor aud City
/ Council. III a tgom5T t'a Z.
New Jersey is Democratic by on in
creased majority. Vote light. but we
gain several molnbcrs Of the Legislature.
n Adispatch from Montgomery Alabama,
says tho total vote in that city was 5 ,21o.
aud the Democratic majority 1855.
Enough is known from tho country pre-.
cincts to insure the. election Of Magee,
Democrat, by 1,OO0lmajority. No fur
ther returns. ilT 45''sl 5dl VS. ~.
Returns from seventy cities and
towns in different parts Of Wisconsin,
tgivo the majority for Fairchild, radical,
for Governor, 5000. p o. 'ii va I,
Thirty.scven towns heard from in Min
ncsota, give Austin. radical, 1898.
Otis, Democrat. 4.Os3. Oils majority is
200 il these towns. but tue State has
gone radical by about 4 900. Nh i'i,