The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-29
RIP VAN WrNKLE oUTDoNE.
The wonderful Changeo Wrought Du
ring Capt. Burten'a Absence at 8ae.

hAE' VAN WsNRbE UOEDUNEs
The wonderful Changeo wrought Du-
ring Capt. Esurten'S Absence at ssn.
From lc ,Pafladelphia Tsses. tf
Capt. John Burton, master of one sof
the afenmefs of the Occidental line. ply1
ing between this city and Havana! !!
arrived yesterday from round trip OF
ten days duration. Tho Captain is an
ardent Republican. When he left homo
his mind was oppressed with gloom.
The Electoral Commission had concluded
its labors, ont it seemed the settled pur1
pose OF the Democrats ia tho House to
obstruct tho progress of the count TO such
m extent that iE would be impossible to
have peaceful inauguration, while
many were inclined to think there would
be O, new election, Capt. Burton was,
therefore, relieved, on leading, Ito learn
that the inauguration had taken place.
He went t5i hlS favofite resort, tho Union
League Club, to learn tho particulars.
There he met his old friend, Col. Snow
drift, who always knows the news.
'.iseGlad to Bee yoB, John, !" eaid the Col
onef, and know you are rejoice6 TO
hear that the country is safe. I Waajass
reading good thing In the Bak,Sti,, CIV
Ing Blaine g charm Knn.. Bv the way,
what an asa he has made of himself"
"The Balletia 3 ASS? Blaine 2" replied
Burton. "Surely. the Bulletin has not
gone over TO the Denecretal" -. -
saOh,. NO; but Blaine's courae. you
know, hes been too outrageous for any
thing. The idea of his aauEagonizing The
Administration at the very start."
.i;"ksiaine antagonizing tho Administra-
..Ycs, as tho Bllslctia aays:"
When the public haainess Of this no.
ton is intsusfad to men Of psoved fitness;
who ehell remain in place to do the work
to which they are, trained, it 10 possible
thatthe eleofiye cffices will be filled gem
eraisy by Tnon who ssasv5 souie other eihiTi
promises TO the mob of place-hunters,
-and fbeina ialail fellow sssll mot" with
every ragamuffin who has longing thirst
to tasto OF tho stream that flows from fthe
public treagury.
II wonder how the Camerons will aaka
ithaE sort of talk r. Il
Gapsl Burton stared at his friend Ia
arnagement. Was It possible that Snow
drift had turned reformer? No, it could
not bo; this was q guy. He snatched
the paper in his friends hand. Yes, it
was the Bulletin, and the words read were
correctly quoted. Bot why this a;ng at
th9 saEaeronsI !.
. AN giad 10 see,'i continued Snow
drift, pthat old Simon has been heatsa at
least. Bnt the checklist thing ho has
ever done is this attempt TO put Don in
tho Senate" ~ |
nDon in the Senate! Thea Wallace Is
dead Yon don'k kmean it f',,s 49,
i, Nosning,oL tne KIN KIND ;.hiit cot eonrse
Senate afteg EChuYE and IEey had heen
csqnasd SpYn n bis thIoet"
VtEA3 49, Ef3Afl GXfnA4n.Y sSYgEnSE& /
- dolaI you know that schuEs
ana SEtsa appoiEtea to it5ahiHet
places i'' O.. I.a g. g +.
~ Esrs. atld fseJi no % Key I" !
Is. II tsio Dol tsea aerRl, you knoW !
she ono % ME6 was g Senator
aFqlll leg ygaa q gleat e ildan
man :. e 70 70 ilfd
IA hint @, s9nyg.
s!sseoSia 4,eS = Isas
PHI giIasa g g ,1l B 81 ], s3s
OoneIisa0a is she d yss,9l,g goTt! gndeg.the
new regime 40 the aflo''ff LiodaE
ren,sI .ss aiysntnrorn must Withdraw
anu !ease tAsss 81 IA sanis OF the
SoaIS g scnsr9l ,9 snels , en aalI5 sn hheif
'f1-l f5s xtessSA
a9aYs s ~ fpq5ller Elace, ,tle goTy garment
onei: never Cal ctgd 10 hear this sort
OF talk hora II
Y.issi @ &c l lsIll; sstpnighlpg aslgst
H.
wits Sherman, s.ad DlltFz IN The Cabinet,
Maslhewa and I!sl 10 tho s5gnatos and
- se e....e el..s A
bloody ahirt VIII never flap in tho morn
ing yvSo SFsezs q ses s,sS a. ,.ha ;. .s,,
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