{"newspaper_name": "Washington telegraph.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The Philadelphia Nouh American in
noticing the tears ol a storm entertained lN
Locoiucos nov -a.days, suggrHs lhfl CON.
mirlees Of vigilance hereafter shall provide
the "iolIIng millions. the "hard listed" "un.
terrified uuc1uqn mble Lucolncos with
umbrellas aud lnla.rubbrr ovrrcoals and
overshoes, in order that they may be- able
tn 60 Ia the polls on stormy da, aud keep
their skins dry. 4 few ponlon trains. like
those that Gen. Taylor begged The Admin.
islralion To furnish him with, will also he
necessary To enable the LocoIocos to get
over rivers, creeks, brooks. rlls, ponds, aud
streams Of all sizes. The "arstocracy."
"lhe kid glove and ruiile.shirt gentry" as
the Locos call the Wings. man iesl fear
lrssness oi s0rm' that great a-ionishes
The "hard.u.ted" Loroloco fellows who
shrink froman exposure of their valuable
persOns.-Lou. Journal