Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-24
TRAVELS 10 LASl.uaLGNW WICH.
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"1he travellers continued their journey, and as they
passed rapidly the road, the oluaclous gentleman
Continued ms narration, and when he had concluded his
coInpani ms preserved profound silence Tor moment
but unable to preserve their gravity any longer, they
tualy burst into rude and loud 6t OF laughter
RED CROSS KNIGHT.
81 see them q coming, see them coming. blue
BEARD.
We had now began to heave in sight
of the Village of Aponaug and the gen.
tlemen in the carriage, some what iatisded
with the loquacity OF the newly dubbed del
egate, were disposed to repose themselves
for the remainder OF the journey; but he
VINO had taken SO decided an interest in the
fate OF the proposed Banking Institution, to
which we have before alluded, was by no
means disposed to suller ,hem 10 .uI their
senses to repose; and with ali that purity of
intention Tor which he is preemnently DIS
tInguished, commenced a new topic for
their amusement.
The manufacturing interests Of Rhode
Island was next called up, aud as we heard
him descant upon its claims to the protect
ing hand OF the government, we could not
but admire his consistency, when we re-
membered that his paper, from the day Of
its establishment, up to the year 1919, when
it took sudden turn, had with all the pow
er it possessed, though heaven knows that
was feeble enough, opposed the manuiac-
turing interests, and was in open rebellion
with every man who was in favour OF what
has since been called the Home and Amer
lean policy. He was proceeding to quote
literally from Adam Smith, Mons. Necker
and Mathew Carey, in support Of his argu-
ment, when the carriage drove up to the
door of the village inn, and to the no small
qualification Of all concerned, cut off the
thread of the discourse, which the eloquent
Domestic Economist had commenced de-
livering for the edii.catlon Of his auditors.
The carriage door was opened, when
springii to the steps of the Inn he grasp
ed Gas with an IRON grasp" the hand OF
mine host" whilst he expressed the salts
faction and delight he realized, in me ting
and saluting one who had belonged to his
party ever since those glorious days when
the Tammanies wore skunk taiIs, and Har-
ry Smita's sign board bore the encouraging
and exhilarating motto, of "Liberty, pro-
perty, no excise.-Jefsrson." By-all fire.
lock, Captain, continued the happy dele-
gate, why the - don't you come aud
see one ;---come just when you please; my
house is Liberty Hall; make it your home
whenever you come to Providence, and if
you ever find me to be small potatoes, tell
me so. The associate delegates who had
OH their arrival, betaken themselves to an
anti-apartment, were now sufficiently warm
ed, and proposed continuing the journey;
but their errant companion was not prepar-
ed to leave thus early; at any rate not tlll
he had refreshed himself and partaken of a
copious draught of hot coffee; and even
then, he felt some reluctance about depart
ing, until he had visited the Inn situated on
the opposite square of the village, and oc-
cupied by that very accommodating gentle
man and accomplished Innkeeper, Mr..
--. Taking momentary leave
of the worthy Captain -, (but ere
he did so he took occasion to speak in the
highest terms of the Captains house, liq-
uors and hot cofee,) he ran across the
street, and was in extacy when ho felt the
pressure of the friendly hand of Mr..