Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-08-11

0jfate embroidery at the instep and adel-
icate vine trailing over the ankles, and
there was ,,nmistakable envy Ia the ex-
presaion Of her face asshe said: '.HG9ho,
/ wish / was little giri again.. The
truth was, you zee, that she had on a.
fine stockings as the youngster, bmt
could not show thenA" In regard 70
which wesimply remark; H0ni soft qui
n,aly pense. - Bu6alo Courier. s.s
Grant 0ssilsid- d--Sisnoock.
OF fifty millions sovereigns, who shall
be head? Our Grants, Blaines, Waah-
burns, Conklings, Shermans, LokGns.
Tildens, Bayards, Davises, Hendris1n,
Thurm0ns and Hancocks, each Magnus
Apollo in his cirsla, ~ possesn Smbeoan-
TAI virtues. III
In the Chicago and Cincinnati conven-
tions the popular strength Of these repre-
sentative men was tested, and, - often
occurs in the course of human events,
the Inst became FIRST.
The charges and skirmishlngs Of the
delegates for their respective favorites,
were valiant, their tactics splendid, their
management original and persistent.
This il especially true Of the famous 8O6,
q Spartan band--the Old Guard whose
names should be set in gold on velvet.
Backed by millions Of man and money,
their candidate, the most renowned cite
zen and hero III the world, Of tried
ability, his administrations compared
favOrnbly with those Of Washington and
Lincoln, how could they failf Peace,
order and prosperity wodld be assured;
the union and constitution magni6ed;
the welfare Of every section promoted,
and the national supremacy vindiOaeed
by showing its testh. From their stand
point, 80 happy and imposing was the
outlook, how sore then their disappoint-
ment. it9Hs
The first conmunic&sion ever saw in
print favoring Grants second term, was
from my own hand. i have We'd with
the most earneSt In oonmending his pat
ri0tism and achieyements, and would
gladly zee him again in the presidential
chair-no fear Of D third term, no feafsof
Bohapartiam. But the conveetiln,
stannch Republicans, sharp and saga
cious, after ten days careful dekberation,
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