, 1880-09-19

Jr., for writing the following paragraph about
the projected Grant Flood marriage:
4 Apret,y we'll rumor Is goius tha
rounds iu railroad and bullion soniety to 68o
ouns Gses naeh Grni has .ns es o.;
Miss Jennie 'Fit,od the largest kind Of Nil,en.
with big, big 81, ali on accouns OF his hcko
B9ck came here few Weeks seo a ostens6ls auxS | q
visit his tinancee, but as she was Oh ID tie sIer
ras when Buck arrived this very Promising
good j. time to ACCOMPLISH ' Whch e'is" BE- b1Ss %tSs
into requlstuou all the advantages vtleh
his supposed enlargement to Miss Fiood
xG1S w4sper na5asa has eoes1xs sEs H." Il ws a' % sss
private seGtetarv, was the Mephissopheles ot
the occasion, doubtless do him great injus.
eseoS NoS r. d9 he b4s taa5 9e RS; ad s it, r.
astute father, who, finding that Gen. Grant bad
not received the nomination for third tenn IN
the Presidential office, concluded that tbs
and go concluded to get rid Of Buck repeat
ID do not attach my importance u these Faa1ers.
nat oe9Se weE LED RnR as5fay r. ta .
| may be that the plot had Its inception in an
other quarter. Flood has q very wicked part
ner,-James 9. Falr.--who is known byyafious
other appeltations. For instance, some ptous
people call him Truthful james" Others,
more, worldly minded. call him ''slippery JIM.
can't believe it possible that big services were
called tntn requlStion, and that be put up this
unholy job on young Ulysses. Whoever did IT
ought t. receive the execration Ut all true pa-
T. the msante Ruek 9 p e
Hope Deferred; or, the Busted Alliance.
The true reason OF the breaking u1 OF tbs en-
gagement between young 3fr. Grant and Miss
Flood is said by the C1.rontele to have been tho
faithlesness OF the former. The engagement It
is said. was arranged BY tho old folks Young
Ulysses agreed at first, but on going East fell
desperately in love with another girl On re-
1ir1pk ~ Etr1pno o51 ha tafa FanfR
fully to Miss Flood and her parents, and BY COM
mon consent the match was declared Of. =
CONGRESSMAN ELLIS. OF Louisiana. madeA
Democratic speech ia Staunton, W.. Sept 4,
which we find reported In the Staunton VIndi-
Gator Deu,.), from which we make IN extract:
Slowly. but surely, the Republican party, pro.
endeavortng to uproot constitutional liberty
[meaning tate-soyerelgnty1. It has been tho
truitQr that has fingered about the Capitol en-
deavorng to stab Constitutional liberty to dsath
fmeaning State-sovereigntyl. The true psines-
pic Of constitutional government Is In danger
fright OF States to Eecede1, aud It Garfield u
slsctsd to Tie M the !ofm nay sma
Capitalization lucAutng Natiounlityk and hS
darling wish is Nation, with big n. The DEMO-
cratic party has freed the South. With oneswoop
OF Its arm 1t has npturned forever the carpe1-
bag rule [meanin& that the minority. has SUD
pressed the majority by shotguns}. !hl6
party has been slowly pushing itself fofs
tzatIon lmeaning Nation alitr:l [Applause.l II
sa W.T., Un ~ - lug inGG =, ~ sG Nac
harfm0 nelixr,I te Homss md Se,,ats. ths question
remains, shall ,cs dchfeps the Etcc.iee7 SaQ Ta
9rlnd the GooeTnmeHt hack to The o!d dteom y eaF
l2tase W. w tasns ntr car,
CesSioH'j IL GseE Ha!t t3PlAes LIS n.t ~ gs.s
cock drew bis sword on the South be was act,-
atcd by US high principles as Lee ana Jaexsoa
M1 Msse appsaosei1 .,. - 1o.n W daT1 sg cnn-
fess: but nv leading thouatt is that might be
able to !ifr the South to perfect planeof equal
ify In the Unfon.' -[App!ause.l
The Southern States are lifted to pef1ect
plane OF equality with the Northern o1ates ~
the 0ntou' but the Confederate leaders afe nos
content Herewith. They wnnt sometotn9 molo:
they want the reasscrtton OF State sopie"acJ
National law they do not like or wish to obey.
This is the plane OF equality to which they a.
pire, and to which Hancock is to help lift theMs
---- =
Mr.. GouDY, too, WAS caught in the trap
With what melancholy Interest must he now
read this telegram, addressed to ". q. Barnum,
CHICAGO, Sept. ls,-W. H. Baru,n,, Chairasan:
The splendid result in Maine is proaf OF supeS3
riof gena,srolsn1p. we congratulate Sou' stA@
f'A"oso A"o's ~ a"o'i eao eoA''1W W n Gor7ny. !
rrrx rp1ar,,.~ .,-a.. ,u,+, vr co,dv. 1ufnof6
viii swell ~, .o,.,,, d. - will rot s,eff tbs
solumn s' mr. Gouay was thinking OF, otats,as .Sat