The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-04
ANDY REDIvIvUS.
The Funny Professional People and What Thsy
Think of Tennessees Tough Man.
TEE CHAMPION sxoRER.


there, and the echo was very big.
tell you. But the ecno OF Andy Johnson's
nrst speech Will knock that echo all to pieces.
Cnaccustomed as am 10 public speaking, I'm go
ing to hear it, and think win hire revolving
char and SIT RICH. In The middle OF the Rink.
Tickets can be obtained at the Central Park with
standing room only"
sELFIsHNEss OF Mr.. BIRcH
Mr.. William Birch, as Is usual. was very senten-
tious and brimful OF iucidity-'I am pretty good
friends With the Senator. When he arrives In
Washington, where letter may possibly reach
him, will strike him to get man on
the Belt Line Of horse Then shall HE me to
q monastery, where my bruised heart Will nnd
the balm OF q thousand nowers."
AN oLYNPIAN ANALYSIS.
Gus Williams represents the Industrious
economical and hard working German element. He
Is rather reticenr In his views, but 10 BOSOM
friend he occasionally displays his inner conscious
ness with hearttness that does honor to mis- hand
ard heart. ~ bed q hundrd bounds OF Polony
sossige akinst baber OF shewin' dobacco wot
don't got no den cent sdhamb mid Id dad Andy
Chonson VIII make zirgus mid dot Senad. He
have lods OF FUN mid dot Golfax, only dot Collar
he 90 away mid some checks. hope Mr.. Chonson
gone to New Yorricky and duke look at dot
finest bolice force fon de world"
AXDY's HONESTY.
Mr. Charles Backus stated that he had no views
excepting what he saw through q stereoscopttcon.
Bat he added, "Won't he make the Old thing zimi
All the sugar In the world can't buy him, | heard
my little brother say. Just say to the good public
that will give my usual Thursday reception this
week. Anoy may possibly Drop In and he Will no
doubt participate In the German"
BRIEF STUMP SPEECH.
Add Ryman remarked:-"I hope the trustees win
excuse my abrupt appearance this stormy even.
ing. Touching the subject Of our ex.President and
senator de Iucto, Mr.. Andrew Johnson fully agree
with that most learned doctor OF laws. Dooney
Harris. that the FIRST Senator who rises TO explain
or expouud the constitution win get one on his
blessed nob.'"
''oH! GEORGE"
Tony Pastor was quite epigrammatic in his allu.
sions. won't he investigate though? Oh, mol to
be sure not And won't he ask to have committees
appointed? Why, oil course not And ne will
have Credit Moblier and Pacific Mail scooped In.
know OF one Senator who Will feel like Job when
he had the boils."
COLLAR AND ELBOW"
Harry Hill was very frank and enthusiastic.
"pln glad he's him. l Railways liked I'm. lear
he's terrible man for q twelve stun man. He
can nave hall the tickets he wants Tor my moral
show and Fiddler Neary won't be here to disturb
him.
NEsroR NIGER
EPH HoRN-'Its the biggest bounce ever
heard OF. Grant will be likely TO build wall
around himself to keep Andy out"
OPERA COMIQUE.
HARRIGAN AND HART-"Oh the wine, the wine
that will be drank that night!'
..FRoM THE LOWER DEE-sTRIcK.n
Jerry Kennenck, who is a First ward humorists
SAID ANDY comes liz like morning star"
SEVENTH WARD HEARD FROM.
Tim Campbell, the great political meteor Of the
Seventh ward remarked, 'lts the greatest
thing that ever happened to the democratic party.
And I'm with him heart and hand, whether Il
pleases the Manhattan Club or not"
.sIN THE STREET"
william I. Street, the romantic actor and hero
OF 1.-The Black Crook" said EST. Jude to speed,
there Is mines Of gold in the very simplest utter.
ance OF the disciple OF Thomas Jefferson. The cot.
ton bales at New Orleans amt marker to
Andrew Johnson when the tansy Is IN and the
ball up"
scIPro AFR1oASus.
DAN BRYANT with profound emotion) :-"It 10
bigy immense Let the engine drive. I'll walk
oil the way from Lacka waxen to hear him. Ny
heart doth Joy to hear Roland toll again. Andy u
the belgerine OF the ball. Sclahl"
GLADIAToR's GLANCE.
Redhanded Mike-He'l draw the cochine al from
Grants buge."
AN HISTORIANS HOROSCOPE.
DAVID wEMyss JoBsoN-"I have not the pleasure
OF Mr. Johnson's acquaintance although, az you
are aware, know verybody else.
PRESS COMMENTS.
We rejoice in the election OF Andy Johnson 70
the Senate Petersburg (Vd.j linden fden.)
He is not great man. but ne is honest has been
outraReousy abused, and will be useful man to
have In the senate when the country is restored
No3n EX0y ny,ebi pom sfpy.
Radical usurpers will have to stand from under
when Andy Johnson goes into the Senate. Well
done. Tennessee. -Johnsto,on (Fa) roice ana
Echo (den,.)
Andrew Johnson did not hesitate nor prsvar.
cate, but pronounced at once for the Union. and
for four years could hardly consider himself safe
In his home In Knoxvile.-Troy Wing VepD
Tennessee Will have force and vgor and com.
bativeness In place Of decrepitude and second
childishness IN her Senator.-Elmfra GazetA
(dem.)
friends than his enemies.-Al0dnv Journal i'ep.)
A notable victory Tor the people. -Ne,o Hdren
Union.
Not comfort to any party.-Bu0dlo Erpress
(rep.)
The constitution will now be safe for six years
to come.-PittsourU commercial (1-ep.)
There will be iun ahead when Andy Johnson
again enters the Senate Chamber. nd
Herald Uep.)
Garruous old egotist. AS an irritant to the
Senate, an clement to keep his colleagues stirred
up and determined, the Senator from Greenvlle
may have some NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Leader
(rep.)
He is said to have kept record OF all the appli-
cations made TO MIN as President by members Of
Congress, In which he will doubtless find mate
rial for many pat illusions IN debate.-SplinQdeld
Union
source Of satisfaction to democrats and to all
honest men.-Sdrato0a sun (den,.)
Before the end OF mis- term he will probably wit
ness the death OF the republican party. the man
ayers OF which laoored zealousy to kill him
Make way for Senator Andrew Johnson.-Uticd
Observer tden,.)
He WIN be gladiator in the senate.-Baltmors
Neics (fnd.)