The sun., 1872-05-11

generally equal W the average Of a legislator
here; but DOrrancc comes from Pennsylyania,
aud having had hut little experience and that
confined to harrisburg rOOsters mainly. knewno
more than a child how to handle the Jersey
game cocks Of the lobby one or the other ~
these always provided The Ianacea. and, I an
ashamed 90 say n. manya fellow took good
sized dose Of 1t and afterwmd had the face TO
show by his cough that It had done him no good
80 resort will be made this fall to tho old plan of
picking their men before election, and even be-
fore nomination. for that matter, and these. not
I'm the legislative alone, but in the Congress dis
tricts Also could tell yon TO a man for in
stance, who he is In this. the Second District !;
but then bis friends might impugn my motives,
and, besides, ho does really have an honest and
laudable desire to 60 to Washington. Rest a.
sured, however, that it Is neither Sam Porker,
the PR sent member. for he Is an Air liner. nor
Ia It likely TO be Quartermaster Rushing Of this
city. nor yet Brother sammy Dobbins OF Bur
ligton county, whose name saw in your paper
the other day as "A delegate to the Methodist
Conference now holding In the city OF THE Sun.
MAHoMEr GOING TO THE MoUSTAINl
SCOTS emssaries better call them ambassa-
dors-have been running over to Freehold every
other day for the past two weeks, importuning
the Governor to call an extra session of the
Legislature and have Stanhope repealed, II Joel
ever had serious intention Of doing this, Gil
christ settled any doubts that might have dis
turbed the Executive mind OF that subject by
calling attention to the eighth section, which
says distinctly that the Legislature shall have
power, and not otherwise. to revoke OF annul
cided IL TO be Injurious 10 the citizens Of this
state by reason Of the misuse OF the powers
Even II this project were feasible. 1t would
prove perllous ono-perious to all concerned.
Ierseymen and not they alone, have long wanted
this road and now, that they have II IL would
prove risky business for any man TO vote for it's
repeal just because Mr.. Scott would have him do
Sery yo% and ls
Of them, like President Bettle Whose terms,
though expired, would stu be Senators In the
Congress out Of time, would not hesitate 20
SECURE the services and assistance Of scientific
Central, II that assistance could be secured hon
orsbly. In the House II would be a different
Su ygSfes wnn he necesSarS to set m
repeater. .Mntiply 100000 BY 81, and you have
the snug little sum OF
And after Mr.. Scott had paid this money, and
the thrtv-One men In buckram had received
their money, they would have nothing to do but
remain In their seats and eat their money, and
then say their little prayers for the thirty-one
funerals would all be readyl
TALLY mol AIR-LINERs Z
II was not, therefore, without the fullest CON
ndcnce that. within forty-eight hours. all those
Interested In little Stanhope were summoned to
Trenton TO make conclusion uf the whole mat
ter. Here they heard not only the law but the
gospel also, according to the Airline doctrine
and. after short . inference OF their own. no
small part ~ which consisted of hearty mutual
cungru uulation, the party ad iourned to Philadel-
pha, where, At meeting held Continental. the
Thirteen Cards were tied up all together In one
pretty pack-the Thirteen Charters were bound
ul IN one handsome bundle, held together by
outside was this inscription:
AIR LINE.
own AL GRADES on TNnrH.
. w" lo"A 10 I'm ,,aL,,9i' IL Two HorRs'
NJ. C. BMgp.
Prest.
Among the many corporators let me oner you
one numc-a name which. Ike Lcar's hands held
above Cordclias head, hangs Ike a henedtctton
over this and every other good work which II
hleSses-
Nh. PETER COOPERl
And, having done so, let the Story Of Stanhope
go into history with him. joins SANDS.