Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20

. ! III ~ VIZ StS SNSlIAl -
of election We gathered = party
Of friends at the Fh'te House. ID
have Al good time ating and
drinking, AMI at the same TINA
enjoy reading the news from NJ
Ii. Misther SnmIer was not
prisemt. Al eight O'Clock the
party had arrived, and me- cousin
made ii bit nf a srache. Says he:
Ginttcmcu, there has been
some little oppn4itiuH till mesilf,
among our pactv, aud some have
gone 40 far III Ia ccnsure me and
LAY | was played out. The re-
snIt of the election il New-
HAMPSHIRE | shall consider M
the verdict of of the whole paplc
on me ncts. You shall see.
Jist point a boy tn come in wild
Il Dispatch fitch III, COUSIN tore
open wild alacrity an a paper
kmifr, and read:
Concord, y. II. Mar. 8 500
To L. 5. Grant, G. O. D. charges:
We have rolled back the Grim
son tide OF war and penetrated
the enemy in vital points. The
State is good tor 10000 m ljocity.
Woodford.
Me consiu Ulisses axed the
party to dn him the favor 10
Junk wild him to the health of
noble Now HAMPSHIRE. The par
~ drunk till The toasht, wiliu II
hoy came wild another shtrcak o.
lightning.
C0ncord,9 O'clock Z. NJ.
l have talked with eminent
men here, who think that our
our majnrit will not exceed $500
Bnt II great pr nciple will be vim
Dictated, even at that. About
that commIssiop, you might have
t made out anil sent to my wife
who is a friend of mine
Woodford
Me cousin said that II few hun
dred, either way didn't make
much difference. And be asked
US wud we he afther taking a =
drink wild him on general princi-
pies. While the rest were drink
ing I was filling out a commits
sion for Woodforl, aud be the
Tina l lad it really an"the dis
patch came:
Concord, $50 P. n.
Ulisses-Raturns from a fe "
isolated localities where / have
not spoken show slight Democrat
ic gains. II I was in your place
I wouldn't count on more than
o,45O majority. A Thought strikes
me just at t is uHoment. IF you
make out the commission
to "Steward L. Woo1forl or bear
err" it might be better, asI don't
feel very well, aad there is know
ing what might turn up, and then
it might lit my wite's second
husband.
Yours, covered with human
gore. WooIford
Me- cousin said that holtke1 to
zoe a man defini.c in his shtat-
nent, aud that he had the ut
most confidence in Woodford's %
of political matters lie
said, as some of the party appear
ed unaisy, that they had better
wait for the next dispatch. 1t
was not long in con.in' cd
Concord. 10, o'clock 2. NJ.
Grant-The Democrats have
every id thing in the
from Il ssaler of weights
and measures to Governor. There
5 something wrong somewhere
[ have found a taunery here that
;au oe bought at a great reduc-
ion on its cost, and you can get
lime on a good share OF it. II /
be permitted to suggest a
with regard to that com
mission
Me cousin looked faint, and
Misther Butler moved that the
RIDING OF the dispatch De
dispensed wild, which was done
whin me cousin fell back in "a
spasin., and the party retired. l
to console him wild hshky
but his shtomach was as wake as
as charity soup. He has been
mosht of the time since barring
two days whiu we went to Phila-
1eIphia. Me cousin whit TO Phil
adelphia wild me to thry and con-
ciliate Forney be offering him tho
- office of collector, but the
ovid divil wouldn't take it, and
now his paper is throwing cowld
wather on me COUSIN sick it is
cowld wather.
If me cousin goes till the de-
vii, as some of the besht men pre-.
dict and is not reelected. l shall
wild Bridgen to me former
ON the rail road thrack
10 WISCONSIN.
Yes, in a shtate of Perplixity.
Terence McGrant.
N H.4RD Hell SER