Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17
FOR. THE LITERARY oADRT.
TRAVELS CT = tree CDYTE,
cHAPTER 8.

"The Druids' groves gone
6 But bedhtm still exists with ITS sage fetfer
2" That madmen may not bite you a visit ("
BYRON.
"A Yarkeer--said tht Gentleman at djnnpt--
when snpe Important occasion calls him fifty
miles fro his home, purchases quire oi suhytar.
al tnolscap-a quantum .ulfcient of quils--sels
# upon his voyage, and vol will see him peepiGs
n'o every sly corner aud craney with--what's this
or p what's that ?--out fly his peucil and /" "hihs
book'-and in a tw,nklng, a score of mems are &C.
posied which go eventually with notes and sspIent
remarks to adorn the pages OF his .i0urnak."- No
one but genuine yankee coaid have touched of
the happy ints of this character" said hi. fair AL
tagonist-' You must bG u laukee"-.There WIS
10 mistake in that--he confessed himself an inte
rogatlon point, and there the matter rested. b.
thought to me--this coxcouib illustrates anoth,
common trait of the Yankee he wishes to pass
himself upon tie world ior somsb0dy eise--nu very
deadly sin-but-who were the Pilgrims? In :.
York they given to hailIns' fro the in erior
MAY hap you will find some---' lew and far be-
tween'--who dare hazard Boston alter Their names
upon the CLERKS Book'--bnt south vi this En-
pofium, tney with one consent begin TO write at
full length New York Cuy"--I speak Of those
who travel incog-And why Yankee and York
er what shouM make that word Yankee in,Iu.-
idatng? Sound them--it doth become the
mouth as woh--conjure with them--Yunkee viii
start IL spirit as soon DIS Yorker--now IN the name
o all the " ---S,op,' Mr. l'rogiodyte-let Cas-
s'us snge for ms own Im pr recatIons-y II have sill.
enough TO answer to, without going out oi tho way
to pick up Roman transgrossrns. There you arc
Oui ma - somewhat Questionable VIII thet
" The Sarpra' has "a, ,ht to add shovel iuli q.
Goals upou Casslus mead Tor every naughty wo,p
VIII. Snahspeafe hos chosen to put IN his mouth
Quere whether the Bard OF Oh bc not liable 10
he Goals aioi esaid on has own private account =
'sltead on my darlns'-saj tho widow Gump t.
her grandchld. da'Snt mum there's IA wicked
word mere "-Speh II, child The child euuncIa.
ted the state ol the fallen Alseis without missing
letter. decare"--said the old dame--"I a'ni
sartam aJout it Sa, run over 10 Parson masu-
pipes aud see II It's wicked to say d-n-t-n"
lne Parson decided against the ecreant trysy ylabe
and LAWS Serious Call" the book-boirow-
ed from the rarsons own sheii--exriaied It's polu
hons under the toustick-peace 10 It's ashe: -
but justice 10 the Priest however to say that he
So iar disaplroyed oi the matter as to
r,quire ull price for the matr,as used in the bon
fire.
It was the 1rosoJyte'' good or ill fortune TO see
N. York al a most important -poch--one day
+" Ii the world" were asos ior the Races-jock'es
and Southrons-ne. .roes aud dandles--wlse anu
aud beau,ies-baeklegs and horse
away Tor The Steam. boat'. Anon
,tsdame Johnson was of III a tangent with her |
t" erlal Barge" to enjoy "beaaniul thoughts in
deep blue sky" and take tea ia a Long Island |
MARSH. Then came The grand CahaWi cetsuratiou |
-" the cannon speaking to the heavens' and
Govern 2 Clinton speaking to the pecpIe-Petrlois |
pouring down punch-D,. Mitchell pouring on,
hals-not Of wra,h--but OF stale water from Bot
any Bay into the Bay si New-York-Corporation