The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05
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Nssus- E8uors Der aitsHAsa las bese
bat few days tiass eaiis3 10 riecs whieb
sps pssoa had tls aslasiiy % insert 10
thf oo.u@as n tie JetasAL. vhssh most
bsss,y asa ssaismp,by rsa.ss ihs gentle.
msn & as eneurau Pariy tram Winjham,
Chssiss ana esher o.n.ag iaeas. g Derry
Pend Sow We eeasider bag doing justice
10 has party n oeulradieiing atssriioes held
forth IL thar piece VIA, We iafer fram that
piece. Aaa We thihk ]; is shat every ous dses
! that all the geutlenrn. uiib The exception
81 ise mere boys len 10 row The boat, mos,
e9wkrlly len the ladies 10 set ashore and
taks care q themselves The lest way they
could. and having 10 wsde 10 the water two
Zee, deep. and had i pct teen for ,hs timely
arrival Of tive fishermen. who hrGYely Gene
to their rescue. snI saved ihem from such $
dangerous situation, II lie not known wh&t
pssld have become q them. NOV Il there
vas any such ihisg iha, happened, tbs a.
dies and gentlemen Of that party are not
aware u Il and ifshsy don't know then we
ash who does We viii tell What did hap
pen, aud thea Jour readers may judge for
themselves There was bat three boats used
by the party. Two small ons and one large
one, and lheiarge boat being the safest most
u the ladies embarked 10 Il, with four gen
tlsmsn 10 eseor, them. The rest 81 the party
cnharApg in the small boats The large
boats nesred the shore. the wind blowing
Very strong against Us, i could not ~ goi
any further. and tho other gentlemen seeing
the situation Immediately came up with III,
ether boats and commenced assisting the Ia.
dies froui the large boat 10 the shore, but as
one Of the boats uearel the shore j, ran
aground. and two ladies prsferring to ~
ashore than to remain longer IN the boat
they stepping upon somes,ones 10 the water
assisted BY the gentlemen, got to the shore
Whilst this vas transpiring, two fishermen
being close at hand, and seeing they nigh
render some assistance, very kindly lent theii
aid. Now, readers, IL this what you cal
letting tAe ladies take care u themselves =
and wade IL the wa,er two feet deep '--ant
when they get to the house hnd the gentle
men there al safe We consider Il as I'M
founded in truth as il IL contemplate il
spirit. Nhatis your opinion ota person Wit
witheu, any earthly incentive than merely
personal spite 10 ius,igais and insert such /
mass Of base Yindietiye, contemplate insults
you may infer what ours are from The spiri
of,hs piece, We would give thai person /
little Of our advice. when next you haYi
an occasion to correspond with tie Journal
and think you have any business to erlieis
the gallaniry and oOnduc, Of the gentlemen
then come forward and honorably eonyie
those gentlemen, before you publish to tn
world such contemplate insult. II yot
cannot, then We advise you most sincerely
10 mind your own business. DO no, delud,
yourself with the idea that you can CO thos'
gentlemen young sHobt, mere boys, gailaa
iiils aeorfs, and tell how they ought to b
duekcd In Derry Pond for being such COW
ards, and thus psrpetrate such insults ami
think they will very quietly sit down unds
al this. and lei it pass as a very nice it'll,
Joke upon them. One more word lftha
person happens to be one Of our aequain
lance, We wish most sincerely and heariill
to cat their acquaintance. II not then "
wish a. naesrslg sha, We may never have
the misfortune Of making Il,
WfspHAM Boys