Rounding up to the Thunder.
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The Hawkeye butts up against the re-
suit here like the Hoosier in the prairie
rounding up to thunoer-bulging first one
way, and then lungirg another, to dodge the
lightning. In one article its motto is,
"never say die," but 'go in for a.nihi-
lating the democratic majority"-rather a
stupendous idea, BY the way, to come from
freshly flayed coon. In another one, it
ties bandanna on its head, and affects the
philosopher with an air Of esignation quite
becoming dead coon. In another, it puts
waters on its face, developes its ivory, and
attempts to come "Mr. Merryman,' Of the
ring, over its delighted audience. And in
another it lashes its raw sides with its tail,
growls awfully, looks savage, and talks
like gun. Altogether, it bears the coon
defeat in all sorts Of ways, and rounds up
to the democratic thunder in all sorts Of
attitudes.