The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
NO. .2l.
Fro" tho Hartford Evening Press Ausus.7 !
. stephen GOeth 70 see his Nfothor

kNDA OVetn 10 see his MOthOrL
Stephen was anxiousto see his tnoths,
His mother was anxious TO see stsphsn
The dutiful boy advertised it in the pub.
lie prints that be was on bis way TO see
his mother. :, He started from the city Of
New York TO visit his mother, who re-
SIDES IN the western portion Of New York
State. He naturally came 10 New Haven
GuilfoId and Hartford on bis way, and AZ
the latter place he was betrayed" into a
speech Still bent on the maternal pill
grmage he goes towards Boston. attracted
oy relative Of his wife. .Akwas case Of
relative attraction. On way at Wor-
chester some Judas betrayed" him into
speech. Al Boston, betrayed again.
Now, however, he started towards his
mother. At Albany, seeking TO pass
through there as private man. aston.
ed at the magnificent demonstration
The d Unexpected n reception (like the one at
Hsriford he was betrayed" into speech
10 which, be declared be was on his way
10 see hls mother. From here the pilgrim
son reaches Saratoga. Here he laws aside
politics, thinks of bis long unseen moth.
or whom he is about to visit, and sinks
INTO the genial pleasures of the place.
PREVIOUS to this we ought, to mention,
ne was betrayed" into speech. Full Of
thoughts OF his mother, he starts in d
northlerly direction apd lands at Rutland.
the home of bis youth. Owing to the
wholly unexpected arrival in tha. place,
SO hallowed. .&e.-he-awell-ls "betray-
ed into speech. Fuil Of bent-up al,
lection be can no longer restrain himself
but goes to Bellows Falls, Amid the.
believing of the pobnface and the sobs of
Stephen, he is deceived. $yluded, imposed
on-in fact, betrayed, into a speech.
lie flies to the north, he lands at White
River Junction. What junction, what
conjunction in point oe fact was there!
Stephen was betrayed" into speech.
Cutting his filial stick in a southeast d.
recIion he informs US at Concord that he
is visiting New England 10 look upon
the grave ofa relative. Sad Stephen, how
skillfully his anxiety to see his mother is
disguised. This statement was made in
the course Of some extended remarks
which In point of fact, betrayed" pious
hneas into speech at this very place.
At Manchester, at Nassau, at Providence
still seeking the maternal mbrsce that
stu receeded, he is still surprised and
qtlli "6etrayed" but why repeat the sad
details?
Stephen. Stephen, who seems unable to
cut his bread and cheese even, is, next
seen at a clsm-bank at Rocky Point far.
lar from mother. relatives or graves; on
this strictly private tour 70 see his mother,
Stephen. we say, sinks the maternal fer
season. and, allows one handred and fifty
bushels OF baked CLANS and thirty thou
sand people to "bstrsy" him into speech
"a brief one of an hour and half.
Look at the map ct, New England.
Where do you think Stephen is now?.
Why, way down on the rocky end Of
RHODE Island, at Newport. kicking ut his
Iruant heels by the grea. ocean, as much
as to say that. having travelled all over
New England on the strength of her, he
now don't care 'blass farthin'' for his
And yet, BY and by, when he gets re-
cuperated and wants TO start on another
tour. we shall hear his low, sweet voice
mingling with the roar of the surf down
there BY the sounding sea. softly sing
ing: ,.4,'D..
"Wake, and cali ne early
Call me early, mother dear"