New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29

Dunne In the latter his wife played part She
thought Dunnel ought crushed for his temeffy m
announcing that he would run against her husband
There the big house stood In WINDOWS way! Dir. WIN
doms friends sad Let Dunnell 20 to Congress How
can il harm you = But Window was bound to punish
Dunnel and did defeat him for the lower branch Oh
Congress; yet BardTeH Slote has said, Even the
dodo can arise and sting and DunnePs friends threw
Window out Of the Senate breaking up the basket COLI
tanning his one egg for President. The argument was
that Window had been begued by Conklngs natery 10
defeat Mr. Blaine at Chicago and that he was trying 10
be the COnkling of the West" g. About whom are me
Minnesotans talking for President :" If it's to lie any
Minnesota man. Ramsay Some are discussing David
Dayis General Sherman f. considered striking can
didate by I think Senator Miller, OF California
would recover the Pacific States for and do as well
as anybody Mcdonald has got the Democratic call to-
day."
philosophic person told me this story during the
week: They that take up the sword shall perish by
the sword These words have had occasion to re-
member About thirty years ago, when the slave inter-
est was booming Pierce had Just beaten Scott for
President a lady to see my mother, who was the
aunt and she had guitar which she played
and sang the coupet:
IIurrah for Pierce and'KiDg
That ticket is just the thing.
Not long afterward there fight in the vicinity OF
our house. and Of the parties to it home with
fresh scratch his face at which the aunt remarked
where did you get that scratch The other party to
the conference fastened TO say that there had been
fight down at the Shore and he had come of VICTOR the
scratch being merely incidental. Very WE'LL replied
the aunt. will settle with you at early opportu-
nifty. Amidst the gloom naturally following this slight
remark q sound was heard at the outer ward, Of the
youth who had off second BEST to say the least In
che controversy. The and the aunt went to the
front door and the youth expressed himself nearly as
follows: Miss Jones' my mother sent me here to know
whether your Tom can lick whenever he wants to-
No. Joseph said the matron return to your mother
and say that Thomas shall be settled with early If not
often Hereupon the niece, who was married woman
with children, spoke up; Aunt Kate think that boy
out there is coward, and should not correct my son
his complaint, but upon the contrary, should have
my son go out and demonstrate what wretched chap
he Is as well the character OF his mother who woud
send him here to make complaint. The elderly lady
observed to this Never mind, Catherine! We don't
settle things in that way in this latude' Thereupon
Catherine said: L have a in Arkansas who was
whipped by boy at school, and said to my son:
Never back to this house until you whip that
boy" 1t took my three encounters to reduce the
bigger boy he did 1t at last and Aunt Kate that Is
the way bring up your son.. Never mind said the
matron; and at the appointed time she made her ap-
pearance unexpectedly when the youth had stripped
himself for Sleep and after brief but vigorous engage
ment promise fulfilled not exactly to the letter,
but the punctuation. Now mark the sequel! In the
lapse OF ten years the boy who had been punished TOT
fighting made visit to that State from which his COM
batiye cousin had come He looked III vain for her
tombstone or that OF her fierce husband who had been
duelis In the march Of events both had been driven
out Of their sovereignty to another one, and died-per
haps OF ohasrIn Their children were unhappy widows
seeking from the very Government their father had at
tackled subsistence Not vestige left OF the resent
ing family, while every member of the family where the
chassement occurred died natural death, at the end
OF IA long career They that take up the sword shall
perish by the sword.'"