The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-10
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" - *i'"Ns A+'Htt sp'siAiht -tf
Abunlan'ly maintained by the followipg.
which be r'aie lately at iho aanisersa.
~ diauer II The Cspe Cod Association.
There were OH Colony ,nagnaies. and
our anfisaliei choA,lers. there was the
feast of reason AMI hsw Of SOUL bni
10 ihis en,enaiameni none contributed
more happily than Mr.. Quincy, who
said.--
Nj President; the gentlemen who
have proceeded me have said that they
we're not descended FROM the fathers Of
Cape Col. Neither am |, but | am
proud 10 say that | am. sha, is a great
deal be',er--i am descended from the
MosnsGs Of Cape Cod. Loud np-
plate lie Il,aor. the Chief Justice,
here has rtise,l a point Of law as to the
rights Of persons 10 be here. Now |
happen TO BE- eNactly in this position n.--
have decision or,he Supreme Court
not Massachusetts, but of the Prov
nee of Massachusetts, BAy---giyen a
'undred ani thirty years ago; the gen
leman who held the Office of Chief
Justice was my great great grandfather
VOW. whether he was Judge Of law,
know moi bat he was a Judge Of what
far beiier--hc was a Judge Of Ladies.
Iau,-htar Deing Cb;af J,,s,;.. H.,
anne down heraio hold court in this
art oil the world. and, suppose, like
LIS Exce'lency, the Governor, having
o criminal or civil business 10 do, he
'oks alter the young ladies. Renew
! merr'ment' The result was. (and
MS is literal iact,) thar when he got
ONE g ,, BrA,"'ree-oalaey rec that now
"A a,;sa,,,;,, ). -, .,sa;'n,' "'"''
,yaruo,,h aad ;aa,,;.n e." a., ~ ~"
fone John S,,r,;s aad H., So S.
il who was ,bore Wi, mo Co..
.as liz. h;s deseon,,.n, ;,
m oar,;cuIarlv Who, hi. c,,i,a. ,a,,,
i'm IN On and s.e ,hs Girl. rc., -
imeot ! 40 down he came IN yormo,,h
vh.,hsr bo s.oaoa.,a T. ,.o o,.;.., :.
!. m,..,on or NJ, w;,, ~, ... H.,
has. ,hs ho,a..c .a.,....;. :.
hi. fine rL,ncb,.r and ,ond oL.e,. /
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,;aa 10 M. H.. mr.. -. "
Cl;.r I,.,;aa ~
years ago, decided that Il a man want
ed good wife, he had better come
down 10 Cape Cod. had some thought
Of asking the present Chief Justice
whether, il that question was brought
before him, he would override the deci
eion OF my ancestors
CHEF JusTicE SnAw-fhave given
The same opinion myself Applause.
Mn QUlNcr-rhe Chief Justice ha'
not only given similar opinion, but a,
acts speak louder Than words, he ha,
gone and doae IL! Loud laughter ant
cheers.
" There are. Mr.. President, a grea
many very pleasant associations Away
ronnecied with these meetings and w
have heard great deal about the ad
vantages and pleasures Of railroad CON
munication, as atfording facilities TO
these pleasant gatherings. There is
however. one great objection to railroad
they make all people alike. We al
become as though we we're ground u
one mil; and when one comes down Il
the Cape or 10 Nantuckci,he meets yer.
much The same sort OF people as h
would u he had remained N i'osion.
IL so happened some thirty year
ago that had the honor with HIS TX
cellency the eovernor' oi being aid-d'
camp TO Gov. Lincoln and the hrsi d.
ty be imposed was 10 90 down and re
view the troops al Nai'iHeAei' aSsur
you u was mosi de'sh''ai du'y. ou
pr'neipai business was 10 es'h""sb
friendship WIN Tue pfeut hiir Vua
te,esses unon the island They had ON
49,, .I.,n, ,h.u ,ba, never m,
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