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dream. 10 was electioneering and attended
the wedding without special call.


The Great Host was descanting upon the
.,.r,sition of SAM and some articles that
bad appeared in the "Guard' against him,
when jo rose from amidst of the audience
like Ghofer. and asked McNutt whether
he alluded 10 him. the Gov. replied In the
most complacent yet sarcastic style sthat
no allusion was intended for him, for he
himself never drea med even of suspecting


him of writing any article IN newspaper


showing the slightest ability; but he vani-
tv of 10 in presuming that he had reputa>
ton for writing for newspapers, rather ex-


cited the ire of the Gov. and he drew his


sabre and levelled his artillery at 10, and


such a scene af devastation and ruin has
never been witnessed in :his part of the
world. he literally held him up az a laughs
inc stock for the whole assembly fer the
space of two hours. 1t was indeed pitlable
to look on 10, as he sal writhing and ago


nizing under this most pungent casligation.
| But the Gov knew what he was about and
| knew from whence the charges against
| him had emanated. In nv nexl will des-


cant freely upon some parts of he Cows
| speech that will be peculiarly inlerestin g
aud amusing to the general reader.


A DEMOCRAT.
| P. S. The reason why this article was
| not offered to the Guard for publication.
supposed as the Guard was the advocate O
Foote. that it would not give it admission
/ A. ID.