Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20
NAsnuA, low, April IS, 1869.
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1h, wal some power The gihie gle US,
sc oursels as ithcrs sec MS,
|Naa frae mony u iga3er free us,
And foolish notion ~
ID promise not to trouble you again 2
h | suppose, since it is acknowledged
women will always have the last
II you expected TO hear from me as
h as "Jona;han's' clarion tones sound
he onset; then again, I'm tcnder-
BED, if am "airy,' AMI want to let
down easy after being "blowed up
high" as he confesses to have been.
s-day is Che 18th day Of April and
Rrst wheat of this season, in this sec
was so@n yesterday. How are you
nathan ?"
Jonathan" dear, there is an old ad-
.Nhich | advise you to follow in future
ID runs ike this: "Be sure you're
II then go ahead" Will you please
orusc my letter of Feb. 18th, and when
come to the word plagiarism, please
Borrow a dictionary, and fold your
|erful pinions on some salubrious
AMI study the same, after
ch presume you will not arrpgate &
\ honorable self mere credit than the
u pla jiarism viii justify, and aFter
Nave become familiar with the rudi-
NJ Of the English language, | would
ID employ you to assist me in plan.
4 ny railroad to Paradise. | hav,
y probably, every one of the principa
|ches delivered by Stephen A. Doug
hiring his brilliant career as STATES
\ as they have been issued, from time
Die, and in the one delivered at Bur
|icn in 1860, | read as follows
|rmont is a good place to be born IN
2ded you emigrate carly"
erhaps | have not read as many polit.
speeches as yourself, but what | hay,
\ I can quote correctly and ii in future
Dur 'homely way" you intend to quote
others, please quote verbatim, else
may compel me TO correct you again,
Rinake me laugh"
n are having Il pleasant spring to-
rs soft and balmy, not as high win
hal. The frost is still in the ground
pme places and people are making
sugar, not as much, however, as il
mont, probably. The season here is
II week or ten days in advance o.
bile county. hav3 seen no spring
ers yet nor do | expect to before the
of May, when | presume you may
|them there. | like the West, but
,iot infatuated with it, and when | see
Il house or two and a western barr
ich, by the, way consists Of eight o.
legs or boards stuck up in the gloun
as many laid on horizontally aud GOV.
with fifteen or twenty hundred weight
'traw, or more), woman, man, thre'
land pig,--l say, when J see this
Out on the bare p.a'rie, and h ar th'
Il called Abodeofthoblest City, | con
II don't see the city; and when ! Sc
Inhabitants make a shining chart 0
same "city," lay it cut in parks ant
nues, and send it East TO persuade IN,
nds to sell comfortable homes and com,
bis blis8ful rcity,"-I acknowledge |
my eyes with unfeigned surprise a
dupliclty, and wen Ter Why il the Lame
olnmon sense, don't they tell the truth,
fhy don't they say honestly, if yea
poor and want a farm here is lan
II, and rich as the sun ever shono upon
|ou are young, ambitious and activ'
b here, help dig and delye, and so wi
be sweat of your manly brow fortune
h name. blame no young porsoi
;pming West, 1t is the place for then,
BIT for friends who have passed jth'
milestone on the downward slope Of.
|sani who already possess comfortable
|what here would be considered luxu
L homes, and a competence for the
age, | would say, let your children
'ut and fight the battles of pioneer lii
let the sun of your existence 60 s.
by down, and your dear old eye.
at last upon the sweet scenes Q
early life, in peace, and comlor
|hold 81 fear Jonathan will thin
D weary with resting on the goose
~ aud am pluniug my wings for far
fight among the "air-earths, IS
III. LAMoILLE.
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