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The Louisiana Middle.

Not only all the Democratic and in
dependent newspapers, but also many
of the devoted Republican organs, con-
denim the course of the President in
Louisiana, The Independent, which
was Jealous Grant organ, says: 1--WE
are not alarmists, and certainly not
hostile to the President yet the prin
ciples involved in this Louisiana dis
pute go to the very life of our system
OF government. n Z" If the results
of State elections can be determined
in the way in which they were deter
mined in Louisiana, and if the execu-
tive power of the President may be in
voked to sustain these results, then, in
deed, we have reached the end of State
governments. They exist only by suf-
terance. The very provision of the
Constitution which was intended for
their protection in an extreme case be-
come the instrument of their destruc-
ton. We can have no sympathy with
and lend no support to such fatal
Capitalization as this implies The
Golden Age says: ''The policy pur-
sued by the Administration toward
Louisiana is not only in violation Of
the Constitution and a marked depart
ure from the traditions and spirit of
the Government in its dealings with
the States; it is dangerous one. If
the President can unmake and make a
State government in Louisiana, what
shall hinder his making a government
for Missouri or New York? n NJ n
Doubtless President Grant did not pro-
pose at first to interfere with the legili-
mate authorities and local affairs Of
Louisiana. But the spirit of his Ad-
ministration is military, and he insen-
sibly iuclines to arbitrary methods and
acts. He is more of a commander-in-
chief than President, and forgets
that the nation is not an army of which
the States are merely corps and detatch-
ments.'
On the other hand, Hon A. II. Ste
phens of Georgia, the longest-winded
and one Of the clearest-headed consti-
tutionalists in the country, says that
the President has not assumed any
legal or constitutional executive power
in the affairs of Louisiana, and that
those present troubles so far as they
have been brought about by the decis-
ion Of Judge Durell have a remedy in
an appeal to the Supreme Court. lie
exhorts the people Of that State to have
patience, to submit without forcible re-
sistance to the ills they suffer, and to
trust to legal and constitutional meas
ures of redress. -Boston Herald
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Donnybrook Fair.

We must now take turn through
Donnybrook. All those who were
ever present will bear witness that an
Irishman " all in his glory" was there /;
but not exactly for the reasons gener-
ally supposed. In the first place, the
song which makes the L" shillalah" the
all in all belongs to a Evolutionary per-
iod, y few fights and broken heads,
inseparable from all English as well
as Irish fairs, of course always took
place but the crowd was too dense
to allow Of much damage being done.
There was not only no room for "sci
ence, but no room to strike blow Of
real kind from the shoulder, and
using the toes We saw no blood
flow. Something else in abundance
we did see flow-whisky. AS for
the interior Or main body of the fair,
it presented no features materially
differing from others previously men
toned; but the outskirts certainly pre-
scented something very different, in
deed unique. The fair, as to its great
shows and booths, was held in a large
hollow or basin of green ground, on
descending into which you found the
immediate skirtings occupied by a set
of very little, very low-rooted, tomb
like booths, where busy trade was
carried on in fried potatoes, fried saus-
ages, and oysters, cold and scol,oped
Not bad mixture; but the cooking
in some cases seemed to be performed
by individuals who had never before
seen sausage, certainly not an oys-
ter, and who fancied that smoke and
peat ashes improved the one, aud sand
and sawdust the other. But cookery
is by no means the special characters
tic alluded to. 1t is this, and / will
defy the world to produce anything
like it. Donnybrook is village Il
few miles only from Dublin. The
houses were all very small, the largest
generally rising no higher than one
floor above the ground-hoor rooms,
and every house being entirely APP
pr6priated to the use of the fair-com-
ing people. The rooms below were
devoted to whisky-drinking, songs,
jokes, politeness, and courtship, with
4 Jig in the middle and very much
the same, but with more elaborate and
constant dancing, in the rooms above.
Every house presented the same scene
yes, every house along the whole
village; and when you came to the
narrower streets the effect was pecul-
lar and ludicrous in the extreme. For,
observe, the rooms being all crowded
to the last man and woman and child
they could hold, and the "dancing,"
especially above stairs, being an abso.
lutte condition, there was no room left
for the fiddler. We say there was no
room left for him, and yet he must be
among them. There ives room for
him as a man, be it understood, but
not as fiddler His elbow required
space enough for another man, and
this could not be afforded. The pro-
blem, therefore, was solved by open
ing the window up stairs the fiddler
sat out upon the wipdow-sill, and his
elbow worked outside. The effect of
this " elbow"playing outside the win
dow of every upper floor, sometimes
out of both upper and ground floor of
every house in whole street, and on
both sides of the way, and playing a
similar kind Of jig, surpassed any thing
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The Young Doctor.

Allan had cold, so his mother kept
him in the house; but he had played
jack-straws out, he was tired of ham
mering, and he had no ears for more
story. He wanted to go out doors,
that was what he wanted He did not,
however, like to tease his mother to
90; Allan WAS not a tease 50 what
did he do?
He dressed up in his papa's hat and
coat and boots, and knocked at the
door. "Come in said his mother.
Allan walked in.
II the doctor con'd to see your lit
tie sick boy" said Allan.
" | am glad to see you, doctor"
said his mother, "pray be seated.
What can you do for him, doctor O.
II give him three pills" said the
doctor First pill is, give him his
muller and mittens; second pill is,
give him his sled; third pill is give
him leave to stay good while out doors.
That is a long, long pill. Now | 60.
Good by. Mind this, and your little
boy get well in q minute" and off
marched the doctor.
Presently the door opened again,
and Allan ran in. Mother" he ask
ed, "aren't you going to mind the
doctor?' How roguish he looked.
"Perhaps | had BETTER said his
mother, smiling. How could she re-
fuse the little fellow, for, after all, was
he not hungry for fresh air?
So Allan had his mittens, and mutfl-
er, and sled, and a fine play in the
yard. And they are three about as
good pills as can be taken; don't you
think SO ?--HolmesS Second ReoRer.
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- A boy went into the City Rum
Agency at Portland, Maine, one day
last week, with q jug to buy some
whisky. OF course the agent refused
to sell to him, whereupon ho went in
to the engine-house next door. filled
the jug with water and took it to a
gentleman from the rural districts,
who was waiting near by. Rusticus
was too much elated with the success
Of little his scheme, and too much
afraid Of attracting attention to make
any examination, gave the boy ten
cents for doing the Grand, having
previously given him the money to
buy the whiskey, and drove off, tenn
porarily happy. He will probably
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years old, promptly said, "Them
means, CaH On Dad." 1t generally
does come to about that.-Editors
Drawer. in Hmpcr's Magazine for
Febru0rv.
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FIrs.-Papa, stand on that hearth,
said little triennarian to his doting
parent, who objected that the hearth
would be scratched and his mother
would not like it. yes, papa, do; l
wish you would But why, my
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cause, mamma IL give you fits if you
do, and | want to see her +!
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