The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05
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Stranger = have paid my Care to AuRrsla, ard
there is strong probability that shall 60 to Au.
gusin, and in THIS sesl ioo.'
/ Our friend hestated, for he v~as a cautions man
Ills f'st impulse try his own strength, IN 10.
lusrstion of the Urine, might makes rght; bu
an indsPosiiion quarreling united with tho con-
sideration that the stranger appeared to be the
stronger man Of the two, and might prove lhe
victor in personal contest, induced him 10 make
application FRS: to the stage agent, who stood in
the vicinity.
Il believe have n right TO that seat said he 'to
Augusta. have occupied il so far, and by the
comfy existing between he soyereigniies OF that
iitle world, stage coach, il ought TO be taken
from me What is your opinion''
You have right TO the scat, and shall have it,
said the agent.
He was about TO invite the usurper TO take an
outside passage, when rough, good humored, and
intelligent couniryman, who could bat httle
difference between an inside ride, and the wind IL
rain with the ccngenai company OF the driver. ten
dered the conner hts seat which he imme
diateIy vacated.
Ifthere were symptoms 81 a storm outside, there
were likewise symptoms Of a storm inside, as the
stranger gave wayto the necessities of his situation
surrendered his first seat, and took tho one so gem
erOusIy offered him by the countryman As he rs
sumed his new seat, muitering about Yankees
easily distinguished. A few auxiliary ioI,s of
tho coach aided in arOusing his temper, and at
last he broke out in regular TRADE against the uni
versal Yankee nation.
Il hate tho whole essence peddling set" said he
TO easy tempered fellow by his side ,'and always
did; and never could sufficiently thank my stars
that was born and brought up south ofthe Poto.
mac. They seud out their meanest specimens to
tho South, continued he, land in proportion to
their numbers, they always remind mo fthe YER
min which overrun Egypt. Ono of the first and
most useful lessons ever learned was to damn
Yankee.
Ii would have been amusing TO have watched the
face of he traveller from New Orleans. lie hsd
very carefully surveyed the features OF the slran
ger rs he settled into his scat, and smile gather
ed upon his lips which seemed to say he knew this
man. He listened quite patiently to the deuun
Citations ofthe Other and finally said, in pleasant
tone
~" don't TO like the Yankees
The stranger looked at him very closely before
he answered, for he scarcely liked ;hs expression
OF his countenance; ii might be friendly, or might
mott for beneath its placiditythere was something
which slightly resembed sheer He replied
briefly
mo, sir; do not
Peoples tastes will differ; there is no accoant
ing Cor them. Your face, pardon me, sir-seems
not unfamiliar to me. 1.-THE request be not consid
cred too imFertiaent, should like to be favored
with Your name
MY name is Jones, cir
you are
Cashier Of the - Bank
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