The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03

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Pres'dency-Pficd'e Signature
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"iNND DANHLIr
Last night, while " winding
now this way and now that my devious
course uncertain amid the deepening
depths OF M'ddlcbury mud interpreting
tlacu'atory monosylables Of quite questona-
blc import as now came into hurried prox-
lni'y with some lone sentinel post, and then
i"thomed The SHAH OF some treacherons ru.
ey' internally congratulated myself that
twenty iour hours would find me hundreds
OF miles IRON the source OF my ambulatory
aihicilohs' but owing TO the pervcrse IL
horance oil ne ". X Conductor, and 10 The
minnie satisfaction OF mine host OF the Pa
r"'on, hnd myself Scdcded oF until to-
morrows tram TO White River Junction
have the unqucstionable satisfaction Of
learning that had continued on board to.
day train, SHOULD now be where he next
r train barring all uIirac,able disposition on
the part OF wful engnes--will inevitably
land me.
But though less removed from Mddlebu.
r, than | anticipated, | find the convenient
ces for "sireet-walking much superior to
those IN your village. From short rambe
oi observation tonight, in which | found
nara. unyieldlng sidewalks and an occasion-
al blinking OF swinging lanterns, that have
been condemned TO perpetual suspension "
upon the aims OF some convenient shade
a ht4f 81 4
erS. have returned TO my room with ia.
vorabe impression Of the enterprise Of pri-
waite individuals, or that Of the CUg Ft,k-
ers
Even in snch drilling, gloomy dav. as
the present has been, Montpelier is not
wholly devoid Of the pleasant and enliven-
mg. Courtweck serves 10 ease down 20 its
wonted level, the increased business excite
mem. attendant upon the annual sessions Of
the Legislature. From listening 20 the la
miiar, JoVial chil-ch1l of group Of lawyers,
who had laid aside their forensic weapons I,
anagonlstic relations, and were laughing o.
yer the blunders Of witnesses and the limo.
cent tricks and bubbles of their compeers,
gathered enough to satisfy myself, that a
case OF considerable interest was undergoing
investigation. Whether It was a question OF
marital powers or breach Of promise, could
scarcely determine. Enough that it had
so1nefh"g TO do with that relation, which has
been, by high authority, termed " honorable
IN all
, having yesterday got possession of
THOMPSON Address before the VT His
'oiica' oociety, enjoyed basty perus.d
oil II on BOARD the cars. With some OF It's
graphic, though Mcclure, hall magma
tive dehneailons Of the " olden time " in our
State History unavoldably recalled iudc-
lDle impressions gained from per Isins the
UFeen Mountain BOYS May Martini
&c. HIS truthful drpiclurc Vi our nat
ural scenery, and the hardy but inteit-
gent men, whom We would be proud 10 own
as our sires' has eiernally linked his name
win Vermont. In an inferior yet similar
sense ,.t IKE or amer 9eoU' IN his hohan,
"''a'V seeN'ns ~ preserve ieis"us ana
I- o ~ 'su WI" our c''! 'l's'o'F' nc
,,, hn',",l -c ''' wv" n"inc ''.' memory IN
nostsr;,y liz 5,s ' ';i'i "',es az" 'n'..
wonlJ l.. ,,r1o., s,,-i-,n',a.,, ''r, a. 'u' !.
he viii e,"T,st,. " -. ''-"'
III. ,s,,,,,a,;on ci,I t'., .S'' ,.'''' -.
i'm, e,tr,tMLal ia char. ".''9 'o' !. - 'e'
bdng one. We have nothing 50 parelv
national. as his first proluc,ions ar, ncc1.
larly srciional-.that is peculiarly belon.in,
to Vermont 1t need not be eni,inel uuou
must grow with the rrow,b Of 4, our lf'DS State