New-York tribune., 1841-09-04
The same man said Hugh.

" The same man said Hugh
That's your sort cried Dennis, galy shaking hands
with him. that's the kind OF game. Let's have re"enss-
and injuries and all that, and shall get on twice IS s>t
Now YOU talk, indeed -
fia ma ma The captain add, d Hugh " has thonshi
of carving of the hustle. and-ha ma ma -an0
80 have | :"
Mr. Dennis received this part OF the scheme with wr,
face observing general principle he objected 10 wo-
men altogether being unsafe and slippery persons Oh
whom there 10 calculating with any ccrtanty and wh"
were never in the mind Tor ourandtTenty hours at
stretch He might have expaated this suggestive theme
= much grcuter length but that occurred him ask
what conneon existed between the proposed eNpedor and
Barua5y being posted the stable door sentry; 70
which Hugh cautiously replied in these words
Why the peop We mean to visit friends OF MS once
upon time and know that much OF him feel pretty sure
that thought going do them any harm ne q
be no friend 10 our SIDE but would lend read, hand 10 the
other. So I've persuaded him or SNOW INN OF old 'ha' Lore
George has picked him OFT TO guard this pa'e
while re awav and that !, great honor-and 80 ne
duty and proud OF as ii ne was General,
Ha ha What do YOU say to ME for careful man a wen
devil OF 4 one "
Mr. Dennis exhausted himself in compliments, and then
added.
But about the expedition itself
About that said Hugh YOU shall hear all particulars
from and the captain crnlony and boih toSethct
or he's waking up Rouse yourself hon heart A'
ha. Put good face upon 1t, an drink AGAIN Another
nar of the do. that bit YOU. captain! Call tor drnA
There enough of gold and silver cups and candesucN>
buried underneath nv bed he added rolling back the
straw and pointing where the sround was newly turned
10 nav for IT, if it of casks full Drink captain
Mr. Tapperiit received these oyia prompiings with 4
var had Grace being much the both in mind and
oy for his two lights dcbauch, and but ndierenty able
to stand upon his legs With Hughs however,
he contrved to stagger the pump AID having refreshed
himself wlth an abundant draught OF cold water and CO.
n;ol, shower OF the same refreshing liquid his head and
face ne ordered some rum and milk be served and apon
that innocent beverage and biscuits and cheese made
pretty hearty meal Tha, DONE he disposed himself IN an
easy attitude on the ground beside his companions (ho
were carousing after their and proceeded 10 en-
tighten Mr. Dennis in reference tomorrow project
That their conversation an interesting one, was rem
dote manifest By length ard by the close attention OF all
three That OF opPessi.ely grave character
but was enivened by various peasantreS arising out oi the
ubiec was clear from their loud and frequent of
laughter which startled Barnaby his post and made HIM
wonder at their evity But ne not summoned TO loln
them until they hai and drunk ana slept and aikcd
together for hours; indeed until the twilight
when Rey informed that they about 10 maze a
rt demonstration in the strect.-iust keep the people
hands Sunday night and the public might oth-
ere be dsappontedand that he free to accompany
them, It he would.
Without the slightest preparations saving that they carried
Gibbs ana the blue cockade they sailed out INTO the
streets and with no settled design than that OF doing
much mischief they could paraded them at RANDOM
Their numbers rapidly increasing, they divided INTO
parties and agrSeng byaudby, the heds near
Webcc1 street secured the various directions. The
largest body and that which augmented with the greatest
rapdy was the which Hugh and Barnaby belonged
Tnis took way towards Moorieds, where there Il
fica charci tn! in which neighbehood several Catholic
iamile, known to reside
Beginning with the private houses occupied they broke
open the doors and windows and while they destroyed The
furniture and left but tine bare walls made sharp search
for tools and engines of destrctou such hammers, po
tcrs azes saws, and such like Instruments Many OF the
rioters made belts C hcndkerchefs any material
they found hnnd and these weapons as openly "a.
pioneers upon ed-day. There the least disguise
or concealmen this night very little excitement
harrr Fem the chape!S they down and took away
the very uars benches, pupts Pews and hooring from
the dwelling the very waincong and stairs ms
Sunday evenings they pursued like mere work
men who had certain task do, and did It. sly reso-
lue men might have turned them any moment; sing lie
company of soldiers could have scattered them like DUST but
no man ntsrposed authority restrained them and except
By the terrified persons who fled from their approach they
little needed II they pursuing their lawful
occupations with the sobety and good conduct
In the same .unner Hey marched to the place OF renez
yous agreed upon made great fires the fields,
ing the valuable of their poi burnt the Prestj
garments images saints, rich siuiis and ornaments altar
furniture and household goods, cast into the ane
and shed glare the whole country round but they dan
ccd and howad and roared these fires till they
tired and were never for an instant checked.
As the main body filed OFF from this OF action, anc
nc scd down Webec street. they upon Gashord, who
had been witness tieil proceedings, pnd was walking
steaIthy along The pavement Keeping up WIN lm' and
vet nor seeming speak Hugh niuttered in his ear;
is thi. better, Mas,erl
NJ" said Goshfcrd, 1T is not
What would you have ?" said Hugh Fevers never
at aer night at once. They on by degrees.
Il would have you" said Gash.ord, pincing his ara
with such meley that his nail. seemed in the
ska would have YOU put meaning into your work
Fools Can you make better bonfres than Of rags and
scraps Can YOU burn nothing whole"
A little patience, master" said Hugh " Wait but a
few hours and YOU shall Lo-k for edness in the SKY,
,-lnorrow night
With that he fe back into his place beside Barnaby and
when secretary looked after him both lost in the
crowd
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