The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-22


MES, perhaps at college, which they would
as much scorn 10 commit IN the town of THEN
residence as TO perpetrate burglary
ana run the hazard oil ieposing in state
prison.
Some men, who are very cautious in en-
dorslng Notes. are very careless III giving
recommendations Ana not lew who have
procured recommendations OF the highest
character are very careless in regard to their
demednor They seem to suppose, like some
who wear the livery OF mobiles that the com
munly will Judge OF their merits by their
coat Of arms and not by their actions ; and
that they shall be treated like note origi-
nally worth less which it is he I'D in repula-
ton. because II has good endorsers. The
interior OF some men Is not developed 10
theft neighbors nor rot I'LL peculiar circum-
stances encourage the practice Of fraud with
the hope OF impurlty. Some forty years
ago a leader oil gang OF countcrieiters re-
sided in the east part of Mlddlcbury. But
he was never known 10 offer a counterfeit
bill to any ct his townsmen, and TILL detected
IN another County, those whose location was
nearest 10 hun, esteemed him quite clever
fellow The greatest villain, as Judge, that
ever asked fdvor OF me, was the best for
snolher state whom knew TO be men of the
| first respectablli,y-who all doubtless signed
without any distinct knowledge Of the viii
lalns mennness. Some of them | think
must have signed his credentials because
they relied on the moral worth OF those who
had previously given their names. This
knavc. as dishonest as several from the south
part of the state, who have grated for Won
was armed with pauopv OF recommends.
tons, which the unicorn could not penetrate
and that would abash the leyiahan himself
II is not improbahlc that like some others
who have cheated you, this culprii never de.
velorcd his ,illuiny ill decorated with the
panopy which was calculated TO make VIII
lainy successful
Now TO me it is a matter Of no small A.
constituent, that after having been so often
dcfrauded by persons from abroad, the lar
mers should not perform their own graitinr
well known. If lhev are too much en.ross.
ed in business, provided they will make ar
raneemenis in season ana refuse TO employ
strangers, they can liud gfaflcrs enough il
their own neighborhools Ii not, they car
easily create supply. orit is a profitable
business to the initiated And any person
|
and practical Illustration Of good teacher
become an adept in the art in half an hour
However this is a land OF liberty, and if
man in despite of all caution is willing to bt
gooJ a right to mr. b;mselr &C. oonS;,fi. ~
for tbo sno;l as others havo IN ss,;ro aC'o
lpcr,,;ve o0;cos y,hor v,boII, uncn,1;GaJ !,
6ll ,bcm. W;ltos who once ma1o snch
Gun,e in Iondon. said ",be nuIl;c ia oo,s
AID rverr one il - fool yyhn don,t rlncL
feather hone Lnyever AJI;son Conn.
, b,,. nor coo,c 1n,yr IN srcb n oro1n as ~ /,
th~ vorito for tbnso Who are cnnn;no Oh am
IN mack tho community n, Ia wax %, ~
understand ,Le Cont, hos olrenJr boz
troversod tho nrosant on.nn,o b.. norso,
, who mr. ,nose ta br;nc in frnit troas f.o,
| ohro,a Tboso rorsons Car a,ct, l,,a'
arc ne honest as onr n,rscry mon b.
: sbonld his he rrovcI ,yLv giyo s,,aroors
I nre,eronre If Won nr,fcr irons from, II
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