New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
ABLY RUD GE.
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They had walked On ,g PAGES while speaking, and
the Hakdoor, through which they passed together
Mir Hareda without any sayelaking, turned away to the
riycr.s;as yhioh were hand and hailed the only
boanan who remained there.
Blu, thong peop!ethe foremost of whom had hes
every yud that Lord George Gordon said and among "
whom the had been rapidly dispersed that the
ger va, Papist who boarding him Tor his 80
the popular caIse-came pouring out pel-meli anu ~ -
the uoAenan his secretary, and SIR John ne, 5d -
iin.ln that they appeared 10 be AZ Their - Ill ,b
the ton Of the STAR. where Mr. Haredaie waited ~
Loaf wa, ready and there stood stiil leaving nm y"
clear space By himself. -. =, g.,
IT, were no, silent however, though inactive. Al hr7t
some ndnct muiterings arose ai''"s - IL
;loed y his or tvo and these s"eeu oE uceiet' lI'
Then one voice laid, Down with the Pa
, and there pretty general cheer but nothing
c,o him" another - Duck him another, in astento-
;c. No .-opery :" This faror;te CRY the re
.boed and the mob, which might have been TWO hundred
strong. joined in general shout
Mir aredae had stood calmly the brink Of the steps
until they made TINS demonstration, when he looked round
coneInptuousy and walked slow pace down the stairs
ie pretty the boat, when Gashord a ii without
intention turned about and directly afterward great stone
was thrown bv hand the crowd which struck MIN
the head, and made him sagger like drunken man.
The blood sprang freely from the wound and trickled
down his He turned directly and rushing MP tie steps
with bodness and passion which made them all ia back
demanded:
Who did that? Show me the man who hit me-
Not sou moved except il the who skunk OF.
and escaping the other side Of the way looked like IN
different spectators.
Who did that q he repeated. Show the man who
did it, Dog was you 1t was your deed, not Your
mud--I know Won
He threw himself on Gashfrl as he said the words and
hurled him the ground There sudden motion IN
crowd, and laid hands upon Inn, but ms sword Wa
ont. and the, fell of again.
Nv Iord-sr Io.,'-bc cried draw ono of youyou
ac responsible for this outrage, and looN to YOU Draw
it YOU are gentlemen. With that he struck Sir John Upo,
face and flashing eyes stood upon his guard alone before
them all
For an instant for the breest space Of time the mind
readis conceive thcte change IN Sir John smooth
face such there. The next moment he
topped forward, and laid one hand Mr. lareanes arm,
Willie with the other he cndeayored appease the crowd
lily dear friend, my good Hnredao you blind with
passon very natural extremely natral-but You don {
know friends from foes.
81 know them all sir, can di,tingui-h we'll he retori
ed, almost mad with rage. " Sir John, my Iorl-do you
hear me Are towards -
Never mind, said man, forcing his way between and
pushing him toward the with friendly violence never
mind asking that. For Gods sake, get away. What can
YOU do against Tins number? Ard there ere many
the street. who II be round directly-indeed they
began pour in he said the words you be giddy
from that cut the first heat of scuile. Now do retire
sir take my word for you IL be used han you
would be if every the crowd was aud thni
wom, Bloody Mary. Come, sir, make hase-as quick
YOU
Mr Hrelalc who began to turn faint and sick felt how
nsibc this ad,ice was and descended the steps with hi
unknown friends John Greby or john i; was
helped him into the boat, and giving her shove of winch
her thirty feet into the tide babe the waterman pull
away like Briton; and walked up again composedly
II he had Just landed
There first slight disposition the part of the
mob TO rcsca; this interference; but John looking parcu
larry strong cool and wearing beside Lord Georges live
~ they thought better of and conien;cd themselves with
sesding shower Of small missiles after the boat, which
FLASHED harmessy in the water, for she had by this tins
cleared the bridge and darng swiftly down the centre
Of the stream.
From this amusement, they proceeded giving Protest
knocks the doors of private houses breaking few
lamps, and oss,ulting stray constabes But being
whispered that detachment Of Life Guards had been
for they took thcc heels with great expedition, and lett
Inc street quite clear