The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17
MEETING or GCM TAYLOR HND
EE.l ENS-.

: Washington correspondent, writing
NmS, /. lNcr lhc following account of the
mocuur md greeting oflic President elect
uud bio uccc,lolrfvw--
Gen Cas- lg.,d Con 'r4ts4rn wish about noou.
"l uc.ing or,hc.S dsliuguisicdm was
urtag uo. agreeable aud barry character.
Ncnil u,lca,ur To g.,cA DESCRIPTION or H..
Con fass acrom, aoicd hy Scnr'W l't2Vrr
nld. rauc mo ihr office ct tire hotel md TO-.
CURED or ou'r lrirnd willard II Gen Taylot
UH. rccciv,u. company. tie wns-iold hr
vus, rrd n,k,d 10 Wink rp:In his apartment
-, !lell - arcrldin.lA did. Grncrhl lny Lon
90 ttc moment, WIS seated, spohkiug ton geu.
tlrninr and dd not NJ tir,i perceive Gen
Guests entrance. Upon turning round, lac at
oucr recognised him, aud coming forward,
crashed hi, visit6r'S hund in both his own,
ind shook i, most cordially, Gen. Cnss nppa-
r.w'v lrirs equally friendly. Gen. Tny lor--
th,.Grlrr'', bow 40 YOU du5 uui very
.lal, rufrc1, 10 see Nou.
Grr. Cuss.-t who IL rppcars did not know
'Grn. 1a> lIy siahO Tupuh You, General,
| au yclA gld lo Src Son, l~iuklng itud-
M the tinrl y, tie way. General. you had
tnr advantage OF MO ,rlludp~ to lTis r"rogui-
.gug Lin G,-t.) Thni's twice you've ind thc
advantage OF rcl (Ihis WINS snid with great
drplgry. and causrd the Gspcrl mud ovrry
ono prc-r,l TO unsh- ,wpily)
- ti,i. 't4yiar " ,s. ilHls lue. uut you
iro,y the .aulr's not always io tho strong
L,r. Ca,,--fbnt- n fact .(Lrupllcr.
How do YOU feet sir5
---t:.,.,- Tpy lor well. pr,uN Well! think yuu
,NcriH'ihat havc.two or three ribs stove iu
lItat's on; suppose that's merely u circnm
b.. A.-.I4s.. -!.uAe=llE- Llllis -clidcnlY ulinlin
ia. l., B.,
ter. Ia which Sruplor Cars joined ns henrh A,
us ANY one. When he could get his tnc'
sirnislt l.o continued the conversational -
Gen. Cnss--Ah, indeed; ! am very sorry I,
ir---,r I, vitrtr tlid il happen?
-Cer. Tnylur-- At Madison You see III,
Iudmuiln- felt liiic snrn ithaii,- ai.e a.. ,nt
reports, AND asked me To pay them u visit
OF COURSE complied, 20 shuw bad no feel
,pr uguiu>I.hcm Ncll, got on board at
boat M Nludi,on.to 90 to Frankfort, aud Jus
rs she was alnu, to start, stepped out oflb
saloon, which was brilliantly lighted up, Il
sucNk Ia friend. u appears large bIncI
trunk had been placed ~ the passage. md il
the transition from the glare e the saloon,
did not perceive il, aud tho first thing knew
|. t!ouglt hotl my legs, my arms, mud all M
ribs were stove H. (Luughier.) I'm ncnrl
, WcilNluw, iinweVcr.
-t.en C,tes--l am very glad you are, indeed
/ Guurrnl. nllnM mn 10 iutfVducc my iiicu
/ Mr. Fil2gernld of the senate.
f. Gen. 'fuyttrrt-t-4,nlittg ha,',lr}-liow Il
, YOU DO sir?--very gia! to see YOU. lhiu
have had some correspondence with yo
before
Mr. FiTZGgRALD nrsented.
, Gen. Cnss--I will do myself the plensur
! of chilling you pgnin, General Goo
= morning.
, Gen. Tnyl6r-Do call ngnin, md often
p | shalt always he happy 10 rec YOU.
2 Here they both SHOOK -Hglds ugair, an
y Gen. Cnss rciirch.
In the passage gcutlcmnn met Gen. Chs
and frtrrrvr,t-W cil, General in all In
= Suites .whrre lsttrthprd il. yon 90, The vote
Gen. Cass ilanphtnp} Welt, my friend
I mn very much obliged 10 you, hut--.I wis
: you hodslunpe,l II in two or tlirrc more