St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

waste nv time. eZ visitors Only come
fnur times Il dav. He WIZ terribly eX-
hausted. fixed this 10y hevin il small
but intellectual boy perch hisSelf onto
:, most in the road wich leads to the
house. with signal flag. When Il
party headed for the philosophers house
make its appearance, the boy waves his
flag. and the great and good Greeley
takes of his coat and gets up II Tree.
waiting to he surprised at his y"osual
aVncation. At first he yooScd to git
down to" quick to make it look natral.
Int | hey trained him 50 that he whack>
away with ii most blind expression ON
his face. till call twice "r three times.
To save walLin too far, dig up Il tree
and plant it near the house. One Will
keep green for ten DAYS. and when the
branches IL cut off we take our the
naked trunk and put another III ITS
place.
| hey. however. some trouble. Ny
personal appearance l. better >ootcd to
the latitnod nv Kentucky than No"
\ ork. and hey to wear Il hat without
any rim To it. in the sun. to account for
IN, rrumr>S NV my NOSE. Then | hey
to- meet :" many kinds NV people. We
hey here the old Aholi>hniSt and the
old Democrat. wich are the hardest t"
manage. Then comes the modified
Democrat who accepts nig%er suffrage
and Sich. ef he Kin he aShoorcd the post
offs in his native village. and the modl
lied Rcpuhlikin who l. willm to SWallcl
amnesty. and likewise to doubt whether
universal suffrage was Il good thing AT
ter all. prov idcd he kin he ;Shoorcd nv
the collectors offs wich Grant rcfonScd
to give him, and Wich is now held 10y {;
minN TN and ncpot. In short we hey all
shades here. and It'S Il bother To tax,
care nv en- all don't like cnallShru
parties. They amt matI;Il and every
one ~ EN- bears the mark ny the sn
thro uich it came into the world. OUR
i u mule party. eff thcr ever WIZ one
and | heartily wish We WUZ thro with
il.
had IL fearful time ny il yesterday
Our picket guard waved his flag. Horri,
got up his tree, and in Il moment Their,
appeared dclcga>hcm nv No" Yorker,
c>curting Il dclcgaShum ny Southrrncr>
| TODD them out under the tree. llorrls
come down. and We Went I" the house
and r"mmrn>t immrdiitly dl>cuS>in the
question nv the day. The Moo orkcl'
Wul/ importers and consistently fire,
traders. and the SouthcrncrS WIZ free
traders ny course. The great and goo,
GrrclcN WIZ ckal to the emergency
He did not deny that at various periods
nv hi life he had leaned somewhat Il
the duCtrn NV protcCk>hun. W hat hi
Views were now on this important sub
icck he wood not at this time state
that j.. in full. BY reference Ia his let
ter il wood hc seen that all such miHc
questions he'd ben left t" the people
Ef the people wanted Free Trade. Flc,
Trade they >h"nd hc&. IF the p""ri,
wanted pr"ucck>hum. while his view,
he'd rluditird somewhat on that qucN
ti,u he ~hnnd
VI this pint | interrupted linn, Ny
mortified Vision SAW thai Internal tia.
wa>iu II"rri~ started Tor hi tree from
sheer force ur> habit hur | cine, I>cd hin
and went "It my self I" meet them.
Wrl/ n"t Ion" left in >'l>p"m~' - I" Nii'
ih,.l vI/. They WV mluUtIEt'Irr
from Mas, ch"u~it~' Here VIZ . GN
~"uIhcirrr> and No" luih Importers
and Moo England Manufacturers. al,
calliu ou Il presidential candidate t."
wuu,t 1t WIZ too Late t. cit Greeley
CA, ~ the WaN. and there WrII II" WAY
hut to let EN- come. together and uu>l
tu lack. irtcrdo">t en- and stood l,N
t" SO The result. Poor lI"rri> >IN rh,
iiN he WuZ in, and prr>piIrd.
The Moo En%lHudcrs opened 10y u
direct reference to the tariff question
when | thr"wd myself int" the breach
| ri al tl,.,t hi D.,
frtrh questions nv 81 little moment
that all these matters he'd bin left Il
the Innpl,. " ho wiIz entirely competent
/" >al what they Wantid that ON
principle hiInc>> WuI 1" clasp hands
:irio>> hl"udl rhl-uIS. that rcc"i>ila
ton and hrnthcrlN tcrlin was our best
holt that wat every patriot most de
sired VIZ to see the flag NV our com
mon country without Il star mi>>in. agn
toatim in the breeze. and that if amy
gentleman desired to see to wat pcrtcck-
>hcn the next president he'd brought
tuInip culture | >huod Ice pleased IL
show EN- over the farm. and puatf with
cm the ronlm waters ny the spring Wicl
he'd become rZ Janus. almost, ~ Tia,
pool NV Bethesda.
Omc ny the No" Emglandcl> remarked
that the ilag Wul all very we'll the tar
mip> wuI all very we'll. and that tn,
spring WIZ very like the Pool ny Beth
soda. for all the halt and blind. and
them with sores. he'd cnmgrcgatcd there
but wat he Wantid to know about WIZ
the tariff on cotton goods.
Here. thought |. is trouble. hut there
WuInI. At the crtiklr moment the
great and good Greeley wuz So over
come with the heat that he tainted and
fell from his chair. wich |. with ekal
presence of mind. SrrZrd him and totcd
him Ia his room. FL Laid him on his
bed his child-likc face wuZ Illuminated
with the suggestion NV Il smile cz he
rcmarkt, cit EN- ont, Il II en-, quick
eZ You kin -
hey loved lInrri> Greeley from that
mIimlt.
To avoid the constant danger ny two
parties ny somewhat different views
comm to-wunst. inmciitclN he'd the
nous" at thappaqua altered according
To this plan:
REAR.