Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-12

~ down mn, The people call out Ia
Y governor, 'Tourncz le Mechaniquc.9
he gets mad and says, 'G-n ycur
,urneZ lie Mcchamquc, yourself
None Oh om knows the word-thc
coach runs down the hill like iightnin',
upsets and smashos every thing. That
comes a-not speakin' plain English.
There is only one party pleased, and
that's party that likes 10 see all gov-s
ernmenis upset. They say its a,goia
on beautiful. II don't want turn Of
the Mechaniquc at all and sing out as
the boatman did TO his son, when the
barge was going over the falls 10 Ohio.
: Let her went Peter, don't stop.cr.shc's
wrathy.' What Minister says is true
enough. Government is intended for
the benefit of all. All parties, there
fore, should. as far as possible, have
voice in the council-and equal Justice
he done 10 all--so as all pay their shot
to its support, all should share in its adj
vantages. Them fellcrs to Canada,
have been a-howlin' in the wild rness
for years. We are governed BY par
ty--'he cli9ue--a family compact
Well, Engaud believed them, and the
patty-the clique---and the family COM
pact was broken up. No sooncr said
than donc--thcy turned right round,'
! as quick as wink, and sav---' We want
a party government now--nct that
party, but our party--not that clique.
but this ciquc--not that compact. but
tbs compact. For that old party Clique
ard compac,. were British in their Ian
guagc-- British in their feelings, and
British in their blood. Our party
clique aud compact is not so narrow
and restricted, for it is French in its
language, Yankee in its ltciin, and re-
publican in lis Blood" ..f
Sam" said Mr.. IIopcwcll, viii,
that mildncss Of manner which was his
or, at characteristic and charm, ",hat's
strong language, very
"Strong language, sir!" said tie Col.
rising in grca, wrath; Its infamous.
none bot II scoundral and fool would
talk in that way. d--n me, sir, what
are these poor bcnigh.od people strug-
Gin for but for freedom and indcpcn-
dcncc? They want leader, that's
what they want. They should fust
dress themselves as Indians--go to tho
wharfs and throw all the tea into the
river. as we did: and then, in The dead
of the night. seize upon the high hin
back Of Montreal, and lortily it, and
when The British Gums, wait till they
can see the whites Of their eyes, us VIC
didat Bunker Hill, and give them death
and destruction for breakfast as we did.
D--n me, sir !" and he seized the po-
kcr and waved it over his head; g let
them do that and send for me, and old
as am, III lead them on TO victory,or
death. Let 'cm send for me sar, and
by tic etarnal, II! take few Of ny
north ecnd boys with me, and III show
'cm what gri, is. Let the British send
Wellington out TO command the troops
if they dare, and III let him know that
Bunker hill aint Waterloo, know
Rear rank, take open ordcr--right
shoulders forward-march;" and he
marched round the room aud set down.
80 It's very strong language that,
Sam continued Mr.. lIopcwcll, who
never noticed the interruption Of the
Colonel. "Vcry strong language, in
deed; too strong fear. 1t may wound
the feelings Of others. and that we
have no right 10 do, unnecessarily
Squire if you report this conversation,
ms | suppose YOU will, leave out the
last sentence or two"
Tur MIssrs Rec AND rnE TnREE
BEARs.--Thc Portland Advertiser sta
tcs that, in a secluded part Of Oxford
County called" Ih he Ahdover Surplus"
there reside Two e male farmers, who
occupy ~ few acres. AID ''Go their own
chorcs"--Iir.ng male clip only for lay.
ing and harvesting. Dat in The woods
lately with the OK team, cutting and
drawing winters wood. one of the
Misses Rice " as attracted by the bark
ing Of the dog At Il hollow tree. One
Of the young Ia!ies was absent Tor the
moment, ard the other chopped lolc
in the tree and came TO bear skin
! Nothing dannted at tie sight, she gayo
D., poke. and out scrambled Bruin,
whom she knoc kcd down and despatch
i Cd A cccou1 hcor immediately made