New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

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wrong, she very wrong, for the Let Us say
no about Ii. ny dear
so he dropped his red-bc dwelling hosse the oor
and setting his heel upon it, crushed into pieces lhe
hepence ard -xpence and other voluntary contributors
rolled abou, all directions but nobody offered to tsuch
them take them up.
That said the locksmi,h easily disposed of, and
would Heaven thai every thing growing out OF the same
society could be settled as easily
Ihappens very fortunately Warden, said his wife win
her handkerchief her eyes that in case any more dis
trrbances should hapPen-which hope not sincerely
hope not
That in case any should occur have the piece OF
paper winch that poor misguided young man brought
A 10 said the !ocasith. turning quickly round
% Where Is that piece Of paper =
Mrs. Warden stood aglast he took II from her out
stretched hand tore fragments and threw 1t under the
CRATE
Not usc it =" she said.
U-e it, cried the locksrith. . No! Let them come
and pull the roof about let them burn US out OF
house and home neither have The protection OF their
leader chalk their howl upon my door though tor not
doing IL they shot ms on nv threshold. Use it Let them
come and DO their worst The first VINO crosses my
doorstep such erand as theirs, had oe-F be nun
dred miles away Let him look TO it The cihcr may have
their will would nj beg bay them OF. H. instead OF
every pound OF iron in the place. there hundred weight
of gold &c; you bed. Marha. shall take down the
shutters and 90 work.
So early said his wife.
"Ay, replied the locks smith cheeriIyi 50 early Come
when rhey may. they snail find u skulkng and hiding
if feared take portion Of the light OF day and
left all to them. So pleasant dreams TO you T dear and
cheerful Sleep
With that he gave his wife hearty kiss, and bade her de-
ay no longer OF il would be before she lay down
to Mrs. Warden quite amably and meeky walked
stairs, followed by Mggs who although good deal sub
dued could refrain from sundy stimuatiye coughs and
sniff by ae wly or holding her hands in asionish
the daring conduct ot master
CHAPTER LII
mob usually creature OF very mysterious existence
particularly in large city. Where from whittier
i; goes few men can tell Assembling and dispensing with
equal sudcnness difficult follow lis
a. the sea itself; does the parallel stop here, for the
ocean is not more fckle and terrible when
roused more unreasonable, cruel.
The people wlc wc;e bqisterous Westminster upon the
Friday morning. and eagerly -FQn he work OF de-
vastation in Dgke street and Warwick nsut
in the mass Allowing for the chance accessonS
which crowd morally IN town where there
must always number of idle and Profi-atc
sons one and tie mob at both places fet they
spread in various directions When they dispersed
in the afternoon made no appointment reassen5ng had
definite purpose design and indeed Tor anything the
knew were scattered beyond the hope OF future union
At the Boot which a. has been shown IN q manner
the head quarters the rioters there upon this
Friday night dozen people Some slept in the stable and
outncs.e some in the three il
bcd, re in their usual homes OF hnnnts Per
haps in all 10y tie adjacent heldS and lanes
and under haystscks the warmth q b.lcktns who
had not their place o beneath the ope
A the public within the town they had their oina-
RI nightly occupants and others the usual amount OF vice
! an6 v.cichedncss. but
The experience o. one evening" however, had taught the
reckless leaders of disturbance, tie had but - show
themselves in the streets be Immediately surrounded b.
materials which they could only have kept together when
tLeir aid required great risk expense and rou
be Once possessed OF this they condcn
if twenty Thousand mea, devoted their will had been
camped about them and assumed confidence whch could
had aliI ,n,
case All dav. Saturday, they remained quiet On Sunday,
they rather studied how keep their within call, and
in full hope than follow by any very fierce
their first day proceedings.
hone. said Dennis as with loud yawn he raised his
BODY from he6r Of whc he had been sleeping,
and supporting bis head upon hand appealed to Hugh
Sunday morning that Muster Gashlcrd allows rest!
Perhaps he d have work again already, ch e
It's his way let drop, MAJ be at
that, gravled Hugh in m in no hgmor 10 STIR
vet thoash as stiff a dead body, and full Of ugly
scratches if had .een fighting all day yesterday with wild
ats
..You 've so much enthusiasm that it, said Dennis look
inc with great admiration the uncomted head matted
beard anu c1n hands and face of the wild figure before him
"you re such devil fellow. You hurt yourself hun
dred times than YOU need because yu Will re foremost
in every thing, and will do more than the rest
Fer tie matter of that, returned Hugh shaking back
his ragged hair and gancing towards the door of the stable
which they lay: there's yonder as good as me-
Wha, did tell you about hm2 Did say he was worth
dozen, when ysu doubted him r.
Mr. Dennis rolled lazly upon his breast, and resting
his chin upon his hand in imitation OF the attitude in which
Hugh lay. said, he too looked towards the door:
'.Ay uy you knew him brother. YOU knew MIN. But
who'd suppose look that chap that he could he
the man he Isn't thousand cruel pties brother that
instead of taking ii: nat raj and qualifying himself for
further excrtions in this here honcrabe cause he should be
PLAYING AZ soldiers ise boy And his cleanliness too
,a! Mr.. Dennis who certainly had
fellow feeling w!:h anybody who particular that
what he's gi!;y es with respect MS cean
At FIVE o'clock this morning, there he the
pump though any would think he had gons through
enough day before Yesterday be pretty fast asleep
that time. But no-vhen woke for minute there
he the pump, and you'd have him sticking
them peacock feathers into his hat when he'd done wa,
ing-ah I'm sorry he's such imperfect character but the
best is ncompleIe in pint OF view another
The subjcc: of this dialogue and Of these concluding
marks which uttered in tone of philosophical medita
tcn was the reader will have divine other than Bar
naby who with bis flag his hand oel sentry in the little
patch sunlight the .s;ant door. walked and fro