New-York tribune., 1841-07-20

Tan ,e or more ungainly hgure can lAa'us "
;,d In lieu Of whip he earF'eo IN .-'o -: -, t.
- zane n. large as any ioolrnan o~ii1S )" 'A0s '
heahed o'' Js of holding this unwleldy weaPon-no"
ana NJ - ~; e,ce ike the sabre o. hor~esoider' now
- rs. shoulder like muske'' 10" between NJ ss a''
over - I,,s in some uncoutt ard awkward tnsh1on-
,,c1 IN no .rnall degree to the absurdny OF MS ep
sria lanl and solemn dressed in an unusual
and ostenaiioiisly neutrality-suspicious. BY design OF
Jn-ali ms pecuariie, OF carriage. gesture and CON
due, all the qualities natural ard artificial n Tf ne az
f,fcd from other he might have rnsved the siernes
aokr.o 10 laughter and fully provoked the smiles and
whispered winch greeted hl- departure from Tue Nay
poe i'm.
ti,e Unconscious however Of t- effect he produced ne
trotted be.dr s secretary, talking to h'" nearly "''
the way. until they within mile or two oil Lohd"
when nov and then passenger weH' by VINO khe" m
by sight aad pointed him else, and perhaP'
stood looking a;ie him. cried in Jest earnest as II In-h
be- Hurrah George No PopeTy, At which ne YOU'D
gray y pull of lis hat, and bow When they reached me
and rode along the streets ih2e hoiice' Da'' nor
l:eoueni somo laughed hssed. some turned their
mead. and smiled wondered who ne was, some ran
slong the pavement by his side and cheered When ths
aaed in crush OF carts andch1r and coaches he would
make dead stop, and pulling of hIs hat cry Gentlemen
No Poperv to which the gentlemen would respond win
usty voices a,d with three times three and then on ne
would 70 again with OF the ragsedeSt follow
g &, his horse heels and shouting Till their tfroats were
parched.
the rae, and these all knew him Some OF them those
or ; hs; rank but such sold fun from baskets and
carried burdes-capsed their shryeed hands, aad raised
weazrn piping. shni fIurrah, my Lord Others waved
he hands or haudhcrchcls shook their fans or ParasoiS
or ilrey NJ Windows AID called in haste TO those within To
come and see All these marks o: popular esteem he re-
ccived with profound gravity and respect bo"1ns very Low"
and frequently that lis hat more of h9 head than on
and looking up the houses he passed along with The
of who making public entry and Yet was not
p1lcd-np proud.
So lv rode 90 the deep and nspcakablc d<gu.. of John
Gueb) the whole length Of Whtecape Lendeniall-sireet
iaG Chcapsde and into Saint aus Churchyard Arriving
close TO the caedal ne halted; spoke 10 Gashtord; and
booking upward at lofty dome. shook his head AZ though
lie said The Church in Dansrr Then 10 b. sure. the by
ISLANDERS stretched their hro indeed; and he went on again
ws mighty acclanaor from the mob and lower bows than
ever.
So along the Strand up Swaow-S,ree, nro the Oxford
road and ccc To hi, house in Welbeckcet Cayen-
di,h-,quac whittier he attended by few dozen iders
whom he took leave the steps with his brief parting
'<entlemeH, No PopeTy. Good dry. God bless you.
This being rather shorter address than they expected, was
received yil ii. pleasure, ard cries of speech
speech which might haze been complied WITH but that
John Gucby making mad rarse upon them with all three
horses his the stables caused them 'od'perse INTO
the adjoining fields whore they presently fell TO pitch and
toss, chuck-iurnc odd even dogishtins, and other
Protestant recrca,ions.
In the afternoon Lord George forth again, dressed in
black velvet coat and and wacoat OF the Gordon
plaid all inc Quaker and III this costume which
made him look dozen and singular than
before went down foot Westminster G.hford mcan-
while bestirred hinsclfn business with which he
still engaged When shortly after dusk, John Grueby en-
tered and announced visitor.
" Let him come in. said Gashiord.
{" Here come in % growed john somebody without;
d" You re Protestant, ant You %
" should think So replied deep grutf voice.
You We the looks of it,, said John Grueby. 81 ID have
known yos for one, any where" With which remark he
gave the visitor admission, retired and shut the door
The who confronted Gashford, was squat
cksc parsonage with low re;reating forcEeud coarse
shock head of hair and small and near together that
h broken alone seemed prevent their meeting and
flsing into of the usual size. dngy handkerchief
twisted like cord around his neck, left great veins
posed view and they swollen and staring, though
with guping down strong passions malice and ilwi! His
dres, was of hreadbare vcvccen-a faded rusty whcned
black like the ashes OF pipe coal fire after days ex
ncon; discolored with The soils Of many stale dcbanci
and rocking yet with poihoue odors In lieu al buckles Mt
his knees ne wore unequal loops Of pacthread and his
grimy haads he held knoed stick the knob of which
carved INFO rough likeness OF his vile face Such was
the visitor who DOTTED his threcornecd hat Gashord
presence, and waited lrerins, for his notice.
All! Dennis - cried the secretary. g Sit down
" my lord down Wonder cried the man, with Jerk
his thumb toward the quarter he spoke Of and he
10 me- say, my lord If Won We nothing do Dennis, go up
Ia my house and talk with Muster Gashford OF course d
nothing to do, you know. These ant my working hours
ia, hn WAS taking The air when my lord, that :
what doing. takes the by night, the howl
docs Muster Ga Aford
AID sometimes the daytime CHI sad the secretary
- when you 60 in state. you know
Ha La - roared the fellow smiling his leg for gen
tle,nnn ul pleasant thing pleasant give
Muster Gashtord agin' all London and Westminster Afy
lord anil bad un that but he fool to YOU All TO be
sure-whcu 90 out IN state.
And have your carriage said the secretary and your
chaplain. Ell and all the efit''
You II be the death Of me, cried Denns with another
roar you will. But whats the wind Muster Cash
ford he asked hoarsey, Eh Are we To be under orders
to pull down Of them PopiSh chapels-or wha, ?"
Hush said the secretary suffering the iantet smile 10
play upon his face. Hush God bless me, Dennis! We
associate you know io strictly peaceabe and lawful Pur-
poses
know. bless YOU returned tie thrus,ing his
tongue into his check, '' entered purpose didn't ~
No doubt, s4i& Gashord smiling as before. And when
he said 90 Dennis and his leg still harder
and falling Ills of laughter wiped his eyes with the
mer his nerkercie and cried Muster Gashford again all
Observation-Disclosures!
Lord George and talking of VOC last night. said
Ga>htor, after pause He say you are very earnest
fellow.