Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-05
Modern Impudence.

the reign OF lmpudence. 1t we travel,
the autocrats Of car or steamboat, Of inns
and baggage, usurp cur free will unchal-
lenged, and disdain explanation, if we
are submerged, crushed,o or famished, with
a cool temerity that would bewiIder the
slow but ezacting pilgrims Of former
generation, 10 whom post boys were obse-
quous, landlords devoted, and even por-
ters deferential. Tie picturesque rocks
Of the Hudson are pFofaned with adver-
tisements of cosmetics; Punch exhibits
stereotoped caricatures of juvenile i'm.
pertinence an ambassadors lad y at
Washington is besieged, in the church
aisle, by strangers importunate for inyi-
tations 10 her forthcoming Soiree; state
governor sneers at great work OF art,
ordered by his fellow.citizens and crown
ed with European fame; a prosperous
tradesman, who in youth, could never
distinguish Old Hundred" from Yam
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gers to his ears at the opera, in distress
because of a prina donna's false note
dishonest hank, bo,vs with ratrori
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hc'ueuce Oh p'uao!e ignorance and mer-
'enaFy PretenS'on' and the gregarlors
eveI OF social Ille' Inc uned1cated man
d fortune dictates TO the architect cri'i' {
''SeS Tue ne" poen'' processes medical {
''u '"'o'Os'c"' c'eeu' ana Selec'S ana ap-
'r0ises oId masters ; the self styled
'I'lSt expects orders without knowing
10" 10 ofa" 'he 'radeam|n assumes TO {
nact special economy without having ,
erVed an apprenticeship thereto; mer- {
hah'S necome agrculturIsts, sea captains, t
l"hD'"c'u'erS' dasuerreo'yPiS's' phdoso- ,
'heis' engineers OehtiS's, t"llors, pro-
.eFS' uoc'orS' eui'ofs' haanc'ers' ana so i
n through al human occupations, shit {
ng at VIII the professional livery donned 1
lsewhere under sanctions OF PROBATION r
nd authority. in affairs as in society,
4 the learned professions as in mechan- I
,al arts, in the family and in the mart, c
'e thus fnd impudence eitec'ing transi-
ions, approprating titles, and pretending {
0 universal knowledge.
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