, 1880-07-02

pfftDr1' Islnnd Mt passing ship would 10 Crn4h.
Ing into tho henrt uf Brooklyn. II a public
enemy should evor get within reach OF novorn.
or's Island, with tho now Improvement in long
range guns. ho could send she'll through tho
Astor House. Trinity Church. tho Stock Ex-
chHHRe. Or eub-Trousury. Hero m this fifteen
million dollar farm. surrounded By several
hlntlrcd servants. tho ta1payora Of Ameroa
support Gen. Hancock. Hero sevcnty.flvo
so1tlcrs make Con- Hancock's gaf,ien, dix In bis
door,'artf, trim hisErnpevines, md whit upon him
aa II he wero n King. At his command Is n
stcan1-yacht, with steam always up, roady 10
tak1 tho General over to Dcmunco's to dinnor
or down to concy Island for bath or 1tet-
alton with tho indies.
Though NO live in times OF peace, everything
nrottnf Gen. Hancock Ia on war f0utiuY. An
armed sentinel stalks up and down In frnnt Of
hts private rcsfdcucc Mi hny long and on through
tho wcary night. Whnt for nol.uly knnws.
but, tired md tadcl. In sunshine and storm, this
poor soldier must wink up ami down befnrc his
great master. At tho Gereral's residence every.
thing Is done In a petlnntic, military way. No
ordinary citizen cnn sue tho utnernt. An or
derby, bustuncd tip and baking In q regulation
uniform, receives your card. A naughty chef OF
stAf examines It, and, ii your clothes ura gool
enough, he will permit you to stand before the
General d moment while be sits. listens, and
then waves you away. Tho ordinary Illinois
farmer, with bis faco browncd and hands cai.
loAsc0 "!tA toklCHl sol!s Huuhu HGSEF 1G HAoHGu
to cutter tho presence Of tho commanding Cen
tnal.
How GEN. HANCOCK LOOKS.
The FIRST thought M yut look ut tho General Is
that hn must be Barnum's fat boy yrown old.
Ills fhcc is gross aud sensual. His checks pun
out like tho fat boys, ind then bis whole hGad
grows Amnller and sn1nllcr LII yolr eyu rests OIL
bis forchcad. which is low and narrow. Tho
General Is a great cater and liberal drnkcr.
ito tnkes wfsle Rt evory mcall and:whisky whrn-
over h9 feels like 1t. High living and liberal drink
lug have given him Habby, set.sun double
chin, which hangs dawn ind rests over his
smashed down ahirt.colar. The General ia 5o
ycArs old. Ho wours white military nustuche,
and Weighs about 70. tic Is not good tnlker,hnd
never succeeded III n,aking tho simplest semi
public speech. l1e Is lnzy. phlcKmatsc and inGa
nothtng but eat, drink, and eutoy himself
not u Major- Gencrnl nc would by fl country
landlord, wh1 sts around anu lets bis wife tlo
elected. Fresdcnt ae viii 10 nothing hllnsclf.
IL x cSai sipy ee nP o e 41 o oas III hens o
do tho old tias.. but they havc tnkcn him up as i
eweet oatt With which 10 catch tho Northern
Tho North oncc IN tho trip, Iiaucock will be
used 70 turn out Northern oificcholtlsrs and to
ho i ss fe ss a fdsf ad t. a ha i
must have thor r1,wartt. Tint reward wifi 10 to
call buck tho officials who hive R0ne frt,n.
Rebel Murshn!s from Louisiana and mississippi.
Iian!ock is elected. xs) Q0. .oU nov paid anrua!ty
T. on!on mcn In tho @ Nrta VII oe psid s1 tho
mnn who votes for Hancock will vote
against his own country, bis own peuple. a1ll
vote for tho onetntes III tho acpubtfo In tho solid
snnth The MN M vt Wig e. yntGs for Hancock VII
North and distributed among tho hungry aeccs.
8olistS OF tho South.
GEN. 1,AxCock's FAMILY.
MrH. Hancock is pleasant ordinary woman.
She has n9 anbition: s1e @ likes casc and CON;
entertain my ono. She would fur1n a ciiquu
With certhin set and "not bo ut homo to tho
many, simply 9ecause it would l!o the easiest
and Russell. have given him n Hpoa deal Of
trouble. Thoy hayG never been discreet, md
hnvu frcqusnt!y eai,ecd their father and mother
Uuynn. Of Loulkvjo. d few yours aRo. lie WIS
d'sslpnte,i ard f,.st aad hc wus not corsdereNl
nn eligible husband.. FINALLY he lunrFlcd Miss
sectpt for ak tnonths Miss 0uynn WIS tua!y
Obliged TO- tell her father nna mother, Tho
wflhtG affair mnde great Rrnnual Ill 1snnf8rfftc.
and 80 ehaari.cd bis luther end n mother TINT
nally. his fHthor-tn. law, Mr. Gnylln, who always
syuplth thfzed With tho ftcbee. "aGt him up ofi II
rlantauon Mt Frfar's PUNT, fiji Mississippi. Hero
kehela Of the South. lilo Joined tho Mississippi
bullozers, md. ut tho Inst A1ecuou Va8 rs much
III flynr Ut onstructtng tho freeGnun vote as
tho rnnkest Itcbel. On this point tho views Ut
tho fnthor and son harm9nlze. :, ton flancock
knows that thoro nry three Republicans In
biissIsaippi to two Denocruts Aud still bis sou
VIII sta1.d BY and $40 thoso Republicans dIstrAn-
chlsed. anu tho Gencral will say Amen!