New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
try int to trade whom it breed, .uSb spndng fellow.

those'
who vas often little panied by the defects OF provincial ca
ture Trade properly conducted good for mans natl
vith their faontles ss sharp a pentnf doing without
spedace It's the new system Of trade that's to bme
confy can't have too much trade rs properly managed
Pey OF sound Tories have made their fortune BY trade
You've heard Of Cabut C0oTeI body has heard OF Cabn
Wei Sir knew old Mr. Cslibut as well az know you lie
erony Of mine In a city warehouse and now III
Tor it, he has larger rentro than Lord WyVern
fne income for nobeman. Ard he's good Tory "a
am. And as for bis town estabshment-why. Low muoo
| butter do you think is consumed there annually
a. lie answered his own 'T question why gentlemen not
less than 1900 pounds OF butter during the few months
the fmiy is IN town. Trade makes property my good su
and property "a conservative they say now Caoass SOD
MIA. ID bI IT, fo u ne Pa H TI r,t~ Of the
80 be sure said Christian who smoking his cigar with
his chair turned from the table willing to make
himself agreeable n the CONFIRMATION cant do wtsou'
nobility Look at France When they got nd OF TIE Old 10
bes they were obliged to make new
True very true said Mr. Nolan who thought Christian
en- Of an instance in point I'll" the French Revolution that
has done US harm here was the same at the end Of e a
br Pitt had particular interview with him once lie
Oked about getting the length Of his foot MI Nolan sad
be- those on the other side OF the water whose name
begins with n. who would be glad 10 know what know"
recommended TO account OF that to TIE neWpa
prs after his deathpoo man but I'm not fond OF that kna
pnehed his lip between bis thumb and hnger naturally pleased
"So no. very right" said Mr. WAGE cordially "But you
said ruer word than that about property e mons
got BIT opropry stake IN tae country hell want TO Keep
things square, Where Jack isn't safe Toms In danger But
that's what makes It such uneommony nasty thing that
like 1rlnsome should take up with these Radicals It's
my belief he does II only to get into Parliament hell turn
round when he gets there Come Dbbs there's something 10
put you in spirits added Mr. WAGE raising his voice little
and looking guest lower down. you've got to vote for
Radical with side Of mouth and make WY face EA
the other: bat hen turn round byandby As Pafson Jack
SAYS he's got the right sort OF blood In him"
q don't straws who vote for said Dbbs sur.
div I'm going make WY face 1t stands TO reason
aho for M Ia y
ton and I've got the best pasture on the estate Inc rots
nyh Let hem grumbo as are on the wrong
wonder II Jermyn1 bring him In though said Mr.
Sircome the great miller Hes an uncommon ieoS ios
about weir it cost pretty penny but he brought me
Ills BIT Of pill for him. too having to turn Radical
sold Mr. Wscc "They say be- counted on making friends
with Sr Mnmu By this yoans one coming home ana joniAs
BAT III bet penny he brings TransOue in said Mr. Sir.
come n s a9 n al s gbcrs bs Radicals are eteTy
bodys for BIN Eh, Mr.. Christiani Come-youre at me
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 they Say about now at the mano
When general attention called to Christian, young
Joyce looked down at bis legs and touched the curves Of
his own ha measuring hi approximations 20 tina!
correct copy OF gentleman MrWace turned his head to
listen Christians with that tolerance Of inferioy
which becomes men IN places oi public resort
They think II will DO hard run Trlnsome and
Gariin said Christian 1t depends on Ttansomes getting
We know shall not split for Gars;in said Mr WAGE
its u0iscuse for DebsrrYs voters to lit Tor Wing
mans oit.er Tory not Il Tory"
III ,eeas reason III. there should Of each side said
Mr. 1mohy Rose 81 dop't like showing favor either way
dcca lower the rates and take OIL tue he let
tie O.ler t.y.'
Bui thees this in if, WAGE said Mr.. sircsne I'm not
altogether against wings Fog they don't want 10 go so
Tor the Radicals do and when they IND they've slipped OH
too thcy bold all the tighter And the Wings have go
the upper haI now and i fighting with the current
run with thi-" c,,..
and 20 divert criticism cnded Which, Mr.. SoatT
There haze been eminent Wings, SlT. MI. FOX was
Wlg" said Mr. Nolan g Mr.. Fox groat orator IIo
rrumled nod deal He very intimate with the frince
o Wne I've him. and the Duke Of York too 80 Tome
b daylight With their hats crashed. hr Fox was great
ladcr " Opgoson Government requires an Opposition
Whgi should always be opposition and TIE TORIES on
the ministerial side 1Aats what the country used 10 IKE
The WHY'S Tor salt aud mustard the Tories for meat MI
GOtb tie banker usei to say 10 me. Nf pOltio was a
ina gentleman come IN vita bags Of gold and say
Tsu Nr totiib there's RI where that from
II storpsl tie ran. grnilemsn 1t did indeed"
This anclote received with great admiration but Mr.
There now yon see Wae, right there should be wings
as well a. IouesIJu and IoI-Ive always heIu 'Aew 70
Wen don't Ike Garstln said the brewer. 81 dilnt
Ike Dis o5nduct about tAe Canh Company III tie two IKE
Iraromo best II nag Is " throw me- say let him nave
s0snc blood
We might easily iii column with choice little bits Of
descnpon cued here and ere from tie book, pictures
Of sccucT and sketches Of character, dashed off at
stroke Of he PEN and flashes OF wit and humo enough TO
make the reputation Of ten novelIsts; but We
have said enough We trust 70 make al our readers
anxious 70 get "FcK Holt for themselves, and not
simply To ran through it they would through an ordi-
nary story but 10 sudy it they would work OF the
highest literary art