Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-11
FREMONT HOUSE, Boston,
witch is in the Stait Nv Massachusetts,, :

FREMONT HOUSE, Boston, }
witch is in the Staff Nv MassachOsetts), 7
June 90, 1867.
hev alluz he'd an incorrect idea Nv
Boston. | sposed Boston to be strate-
laced moral to degree not to be under
stood by Dimokrat, and PuritaniCle.
wuz mistaken. There is ez heavy
per cent. Nv men in whom His Eggs
lency and | kin take delte ez ther is in
any city in the country, ez the following
incidents, witch came under my motifs,
will show:
Ez we wuz goin through Franklin
street man stepped up to the carriage
rather hestatinly-
mir. President" sed he.
well" sed His Eggslency, turnin full
upon him.
The site Nv the nose nv the Step
Father Nv mis- Country reashured him.
"Mr. President, wood 700 like some
punch 7"
punch! Certainly. But hevn't 700
suthin stronger to lay the fOundashen
with I"
Certainly !" and he pulled a bottle Nv
brandy from his right hind pocket, and
the great man took an observashun Nv
the sky thro the bottom NV it, witch
lastid minnit. | never agin will doubt
that the material to make DmoCrisy Nv
exists in a country wher they come at
VOC with punch, and hev brandy bottles
in Their coat pockets.
Bokavs were showered upon US. One
old gentleman, who sOt two hours IN Il
chair waitin to present us with his
finally histed it at us. The fact that
Their wuz note in it aSkin fur posi-
shen fur the genrOus glver, don't detraCt
anythin from the valyOO Nv the gift.
When we got to the end Nv our trip ther
wuz u dray load Nv bokays in our car.
rage and in all but three Nv EN- wuZ
tied up reCommendashens for the givers
for places. It's better to hey SIGH mis-
sives enveloped in roses, though the
most thOrns we git amt got roses round
EN-.
The most techin incident wuz the
number NV babies we he'd to kiss. The
mothers pressed to our carriage steps to
present their offsprings. Mistak;n me
for the President, | kist half NV EN-.
The rapcherus eXpreshen on the up
turned faces Nv the anXshus mothers af.
feCted the President to teers shown, ez
it did, the confidence reposed in him.
whist Teddy" said one Nv EN-,
"and hold yer mug up fer the man to
kiss who doesn't kiss the dirthy ma.
gers 2"
"Musha, Phelim, be still. The Presi-
dint, bless his sowl, won't bite ye !"
Lind me yer apurn, Peggy, to wipe
| Terry's face wild. The President mustn't
kiss the darlin. Taint livery President
wood do the loike."
And the President kist, and I kist,
| till our lips wuz sore.
SIGH is posishnu
That mite | received a letter from
Deekin Pogram, in which he desired me
to ascertain whether or no Their wuz eny
bottom to the Northern Dimocrisy.
| Can't. McPelter said the Northern DIM
| ocrisp wuE strong enuf to carry US Nv
| Kentucky throo, while Pollock, the
Ilinoyer, swore the Northern Dimocrisy
| he'd 8 considerable more to do to carry
themselves than they he'd bin able TO
accomplish for some time-that in a
pullin match corpse wuzn't NV much
| skkount eff it wuz big ore. With this
letter in my hand fell asleep, and while
| asleep dreemed.
! Methawt | wuz in Moo Orleans at a
gatherin NV the Faithful, who wuz call
ed together for the purpose of considrin
wat to do. Sum few-Longstreet, Gov.
Brown. and JEFF. Thompson-wuz in ia.
vor NV submission, aud he'd got the ma.
iurity NV the Southern people to agree
| with 'em that there was no yoose Nv
! further resistance, and they wuz Jlsl
about to 80 declare, When VaIlandigham