Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30

tereStlng occasion. Tor what tney conceived
gross insult, offered to their distinguished guest
who had lately done so much to advance the in
terests and prosperity of their respective coun
tries.
"Be gar, zir, he ish no zhentlemen," said Mon
sieur Tonson.
ale ought to ave is brains blown bout, fol
such a 'orble hnsut,' said the late Washington
City agent of the British manufactures.
ale should ave is hinfernal 'ead broke, him
mediatel." 90 id another democrat from the lane
of John bull
"Preak ish tn neck" said Hollander.
"What do we name, We batherin' spalpeen, tc
be Ia alizing the gintlcman afther that fashion,
said a son Of the Emerald Isle. making desper-
az plunge at Big s. as ne was frequent,
ca,.ed-anG " lch vae received by the company
as sort of s nal o-," grand attack upon him
of the oiiendin., bsnner.
The scene which followed although some
what appalling for few minutes, is nevertne
less, described as having been on the wh lie, RICH
in the extreme.
Goats were jerked off, sleeve5 rolled up, and
collars unbuttoned in "hot haste," when gen
eral rush was made at the cool and towering oh.
jet of their unwrea;ed vengeance; and in
which grand onslaught, cha were capsized,
benches upturned, fruits and sweetmeats scatter.
ed about, glasses smashed, bottles broken, and a
considerable quantity of excellent liquor, ire.
coverably lost!
One democrat from Bristol, [Eng) name
not racolected, in attempting to jump over the
table, caught his foot in the table cloth, and fell
hcadlong against a large bottle of whiskey
knocking out two of his front teeth, breaking
the bottle, and cutting his face in a most shock.
ing manner
Lord Bullnch, whose terrible race had burst
over all bounds having dercely plolghed his way
through the crowd, to the object of his resent
ment, aimed at him violent blow, which Jc
parted successfully with one hand, while with
the other he gave his lordship seventy six
FOUNDER near the seat of vitality breaking sever.
al of his ribs, including the fifth SCATTERING
the gold watch in his vest pocket and driving it.
fragments quite into the region of his bread
basket
The Duke of Elderbury also met with sad
notwithstanding up behind Jo for the purpose
of attacking him in the rear, at the moment
when he was suddenly throwing back his arm, in
aiming settler at some one in front, his Grace
received the shock of JOS elbow directly IN his
face-tappng his claret demolishing his gold
spectacles, knocking the minced glass into his
render it extremely doubtful. if he will ever
again BE- able to see the beauties and conssteIi-
ces of "Polk and Dallas democracy"
10 fought with desperation. bravery and sue
cess Unparalleled in the annals of purilistic war
fare. Surrounded and botlv pre- sed on all sides
by the enemy. he was a perfect bomb-shell in
their midst, dealiYr 'meictty arguments rich,
and left front and rear. and scattering the foe
in all directions Borne down however, BY
numbers, and menaced by weapons, he had II,
adequate means of resisting, our gallant hero
wa, at length compelled to retreat, which he ei-
facted unhur and in good order )" not however
until he had laid | | democrats Eight t're'gn
and three Notwithstanding, a. his ieet =
singing out with the most provoking cofhplacei''
cy as each one tnmbIed to the ground "fo!a
Dtllas and The Trity'42
brated surgeon from London, who happened We
ry fortunately, to be present as one OF the guests
Immediately set about dressing the wounds, anc
with the assistance of several who had PROVED
themselves imperyious to JOS arguments by
keeping out of MS reach, had in short time Sc
far re-adlusted matters, that all whom 10 hat
omitted to place on the sick list were enabled
to resume their places at the table.
Thcreupon, the remainder of the 'regua
toasts were read pro torDa, but the volunteers
were dispensed with by common consent. Sew
,ra scraps of paper, however, dropped durln!
the melee, were afterwards picked up. contain
ing in pencil what was supposed to b. 'tountee
casts, but so blurred, mutilated, and dlstgured
Is to be but very partially legible. The two
which follow are all that could be fully mad'
,ut:
r., can't RupJorS-( DIr democratic friends
n Great Britain, &c,--Nlay the profits and a a
lct Of Congress. be commensurate with thel