New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
BARNABY RUD 6 f.
q Ken es OF BIZ SOs.
CHAPTER MIX.

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cxcen, 10 the few chiefs aud leaders "a uhiHle T.
plan of great battle the meanest soldier II We short
- NOR without It's method, however; ior IN - 49,
en,co Of lime after being put IN notion t0e d =.
.1c - .t.eo Great uar,ies, and were pre- al "
III hsoc arranged 10 cross Inc river by oLei -,
and make for toe House OF Commons -
rncnts. ,.1.r,1 Westminster Bridge
r cl 20 the scene Of action Lord GEORGE 'o'''h
took his post; wh (iashford u ms ''5' i'l.lt ".~ -
81 -. Is , ,npronasug appearance forming hind Oh
| h;o, The conduct OF 4 second party whose
~ 49, H. pIa.k frjars was entrusted 10 committee OF
eJoe1f including perhaps dozen men, "ile the tf!a'
ic1 was 10 90 by London Bndee, and through ae mum
i, order tfat their number and their serious itten-
lions D-, DC the better known and appreciated By tue cru
zen, were led bv Simon Iappert, (assistr4 10y few sub
aerns selected from The Brotherhood OF ned Bui!-Dogs
Dennis the haugman, Hugh, and some others
Tho word OF command GIVEN each 0. thes3 great
ode. took the road assigned it, and departed on IT. way
IN perfect order ard profound silence That winch went
through the CITY greatly exceeded the others in number ana
OF prod eous extent tna when the rear began ~
move the front nearly four miles IN advance not"'h
standing that the marched three abreast ana loo"
gerv close upon each other.
AT the head OF tins party, the place where Hugh IN the
nadnes Of hi. hunor had stationed nm and walking De-
tween that dangerous companion and the hanguai VEN
raaby as many among the thousands VINO looAed
on that day afterwards remembered well forgetiul OF al
other things in The ecstacv moment MS face flushed
and his eyes sparkling with delight needless OF the Tesh
of the great banner he carried and mindful only OF is ha.
scnt proud, happy eated past all telling the only igh
hearted, undesigning creature, in the whole assembly
What do you think Of this asked Hugh, a. they
passed through the crowded and looked az the
windows which we're thIonged with spectators. They
have all turned flags and sireamers Ella
Barnabyl Why Barnabys the greatest Of all the
pack His flag the largest of the lot the brightest
There nothing in the show like Barnaby All eyes are
turned on him. Ea hs. ha
Do Mt make that din, BROTHER growIed the hangma1,
CHANGING with very approving eyes at Barnaby as he
spoke hope he do Mt think there nothing 10 be done
but carrying that there piece of blue like boy at
breakingup You re ready for action ] hope Ell You,
mean he added nudgng Barna5y roughly with ms elbow
" What you staring at? Why do MT You speak
Barnaby had been gazing his flag, and looked yacanty
from his ques,oscr Hugh
He do Mt understand your way, said the latter Here
II explain it him. Barnaby, old boy, attend me.
II attend, said Barraby, looking anxlou,ly round ;
but | wish | could see her somewhere"
See who demanded Dennis in a gruf tone. - lou
amt in love hope broher That amt the of thing
for US, you know. We mustn't have love here"
She would be proud, indeed, ell, Hugh
said Barnaby. Would nit it make her glad me nj
the head II this large show She d cry with joy know
she would Where can she be 7 She at my
best and what do be gay and fine she not by
Why what palavcr this ?" asked Mr.. Dennis, with
supreme disdain . We a MT got no sentimental members
among us, hope.
Do nit be uneasy, brother cried Hugh he only talk
ing OF hi, mother.
''of his what 2? " said Dennis with strong oath
His mother.
And have combined myself with this here section, and
turned ou, on this here oemnrahle Day ho"r tah
about their mothers growled Mr.. Dennis, with extreme
disgust The notion of sweetheart bad enough,
but : mohcr!-" and here his disgust
that he spat upon the ground, and could say
Barna5ys right cried Hugh, with grin, and say
il. Lookee bold lad II she's here its because
I've provided for her, and hall dozen gentlemen,
every of EN- with blue llas (but half fine
your take her in state grand house all hung round
with gold and silver banners and every thing else you please
where she'll wait ill you come and for nothing"
'Ay!" SAID Barnaby, his face bearing with delight:
have you indeed? That's good hearing. That's fire
Kind Hugh"
But nothing to what will come, bless YOU retor;cd
Hugh. with wink at Dennis who regarded his
p;,rioa in arms with great astoni,hment.
No. indeed - cried Barnaby.
Nothing at ALL said Hugh. Money cooked hats and
feathers red and gold lace all tue line things there
are ever were will be: will belong true
10 that noble sentcman-he best man in the world carr
flags for few days, and keep them safe. That's all
we've GOT % do.
Is that all y cried Barnaby with sistening eyes as he
culched his pole the tighter " you keep this
Safe then You have pur in good hands. You know
Hugh Nobody shall th, flag away
Vel! said - cried Hugh " lia hn! Nobly said
That's the old Barnaby that have climbed and
saped with many and r.any day knew was not mis-
taken in Barnaby Don't you see, man.. he added III II
whisper slipped either side of Dennis; thai
the lad natural and be so, do thing. il youtakc
INN the right way Letting alone the fun he Is he's wofta
dozen men, IN earnest Us YOU'D Ind 1t YOU tired IAN win
him. Leave him You shall soon see whether he
Of use or not
Mr.. Dennis received these explanatory remarks with
many mods and winks and sotened his behavior towards
Barnaby from that Hugh laying III, finger M
stepped back his former place and they proceeded
in silence.
1t was between and three ocl,c in the afternoon
when the three great parties Westminster and
ing one huge mass. raised tremendous shout This
was only done in token of their presence but signal
Ia those whom the task dcvolvcd that time
possession the Hobbies of both Houses aud of
avenues of approach aud of the gallery stairs. the last
named place, Hugh and Dennis still with their pupil De-
tween them rushed >traishwny; Barnaby having gwen M
flag INTO the hands of own party who kept tae
1T 'he ous door, Their followers pressing behind they
were borne as great the very doors of the e
been so inclined by rraon =, rho brang ybc boL - m
''e passages 1t Is familiar expression describing
treat 'r'|H 'na' person might have walked upon peo
pie heads IN this case was actually done for boy