The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-29

n OALAAMOhG SbSA 6o6OAI WIZ o'6AS
himself H. eamuel-by which name
We might trace him back to his
origin, we're it not for the initial II.
has been casting horoscopes of
Generals Garfield and Hancock and
Erecting" astrological figures bear
ing upon the presidential election.
He furnishes these to the New York
Herald, with e descriptive letter and
some representations based thereon.
The Herald, which prints cats of the
horoscopes, refers to the diagrams as
something between the ground plan
OF an elevated railroad station, a
sketch OF faro table ard a war map
of the present unpleasantness in AZ
ghanistsn," which is perhaps as
comprehensive d description of them
as can be given to one unacquainted
with the drawing and ARCHITECTURAL
ways of the astrologer. The learned
may study the figures, but we may
ell read the prophecies drawn from
them. 1t may not be uninteresting
to learn that the star gszer has dis
covered from the aforementioned
war maps that Garfield has upon his
arma or shoulders some mark or
mole, that he is liable to hurts and
Injuries from falls, and to cuts. He
is also liable to sickness of the kind
caused by eating green fruit, and is
in danger of disorders of the kidneys
and liver, all Of which should suggest
to the general the propriety of taking
care of his health, and looking before
he leaps, 80 as TO avoid falls. Samuel
also gays Garfield has a good dis
position, free to the needy, ETC., bat
owing to the situation OF Saturn
at the time of his birth, be is very,
very careful Of the things OF this
world that bslOng to him." The
sstrologer did not need to all that
owing to the proximity OF Onkes
Ames, at one time, Garfield was very
careful OF things of this world that
belonged to others. Gen. Hancock
is also horosooped, and according TO
this gospel of the Baltimore Samuel,
is first class man in every respect.
Samuel also sets our minds at rest
concerning the health OF the two can
dida!es. saying they will both live long.
The entertaining part of the astro-
logical business is what is taught |
by the election figure, made up
for November %, at the time of
opening the polls. 6 am. We shall
not attempt TO tell how scorpio does
this. and Mars brings about that, how
the sun will make q man and the
moon break him. lesving those things
to be explained by the skilled in the
astral science; but merely report
ssmuels conclusions as follows:
The House of Representatives will
interfere, or it (the election) will be
thrown in there, and l think the honor
able ~ body will do as it generally does
make the situation worIe instead Of
better. There will be much disorder in
many places and the troops will be
called upon often to preserve peace. ALI
the power of the government vii. be in
the hands of the republican party fer |
use, and, as to the result of the election,
1t will be doubtful in many minds. Each |
party will claim the election as
its own and when March comes around ;
there is every chance of having two in
augurations IN two distinct places. l 8
wont say this will happen for sure, but
Gen. Hancock has very good direction i
at the time Of election, but a very bad 2
one at the time Of Inauguration, so l
must say that l SEQ no chance OF bis I
taking his sest. He will, l think, re- +
ceiye the accredited msjor.ty ofthe popu-
lar vote, but his opponent will be seated, Q
and with his fall goes down to dust
with many lamentations, the hopes OF
the hungry democracy. Gen. Garfield
will be, think, most assurediy our next 9
president, and his administration, which 4
VIII be begun under many dlsadVant-
ages and crosses, viii, in the end, prove
tself a wise and patriotic one, much
lied st home and much respected h
abroad. More so than the present ore. ="
The years Of lS82-S3 will be especially c.
for the republic; the latter Il
,srt of 1884 looms up dark aud presages
roub.ous times for the republic.
6amusPs science is something that
7ill not do to bet on, and it is good
hing for the republicans that they
IKE no stock in the figures OF the d.
ar-gazer, otherwise they might lie bl
ack quietly and confidently, letting 70
latters take their course, while the n n
oposition vent forward and more vi
Isily captured the Spoils. Ins