Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17
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aud Hen LEVI LINCOLN, az candidates
for Governor and Lieut. GUvsfrsr. the sB-
suing political year We sincerely wish
them success. The Republicans Of that
powerful state have been too long subject.
cd TO federal miSule--they havesuifered
burihens sufficient under the dominion Of a
party which. while it Eo'is ont the lraul-
pun Of peaoe is secretly br.ndishing tie
fOH0haIrI. We hope they will by vig-
orous effort throw oh the yoke. aud add
another state TO the great Republican
family Of the Union.
Alsot the following credited to the Boston
CcRfiRcl:
REvoLUTIOSARY ASLCDOTF.--About the
time OF the burning the British govern
mcut schooner, Gaspec. at Newport, Il
few years previous TO the re,oluiiu', Ad-
miral Montague (who then commanded
the ships of war in Boston, took several
of his officers in his coach, aud proceeded
TO Dedham to make personal inquiry in
TO that affair. On his return to Boston,
not Tar from Newport, a charcoal cart OBJ
Structed the passage of the coach, when
the coachmau, feeling much consequence,
from his exalted station in driving Brit
ish Admiral, and knowing that his master
was to dine that day with Mr.. B. called
| in an insOlent manner to the collier TO turn
out, and make way for Admiral Mouta-
guc. The coal driver. (not at all iuiimi-
dated by the splendid equipPage, impOs-
ing uauner, and the rich livery Of the
Knight Of the Whip replied that he was
in the Kings Hightcay, aud that ho should
not turn out for any but the King him.
self. The Admiral, finding an atercatIou
had taken place, on discovering the cause
told his coachman to get down aGd give
the fellow thrashug; but the cOachman
did not seem disposed, in this instance 10
obey his commander. One Of the Off
GERS in the coach, a large athletic man
alighted, rsproached the coachnan with
being a coward, and was proceeding TO
take vengeance ON the coal driver. who,
percelvlng so potent an adversary advahc-
ing, drew from his cart a stake TO use as u
weapon Of defence: and placing himself
between his exen in an altitude Of def
ance, he exclaimed "HeH, ooc, If |
must, mast, darn me but III tarnish
your laced jacket if you don't keep off,"
BY this time the Admiral and the other
officers had left the coach, and finding
that no laurels we're to be Obtained in
such contest, be made q concilatOry
proposition, and condecendcd to ask that
as favor, which he had ordered his
coachman to obtain by force. ''Ah, now
Isaid the collier you behave like gen.
tlemaD, as you appear, and if you had
been civil a, first, | would have driven
over the stone wall TO oblige you--But |
'front.' be drare, l cotc | cont.' The
coal driver then made way, and the Ad-
miral passed on. When he arrived at
Mr. BIS, he related the story with much
good humour, and appeared gratied with
the Independence Of the man. Mr.. B.
assured the Admiral that the .collier had
exhibited true characteristic of the
American people, and that the story he
had then related was an epitomc of tho
dispute between Great Britain aud her
colonies. Let the King ask Of as our aid,
and we will grant it; but We will not be
drove, We will not be taxed by the Par.
limcnt."
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"Anderson's Cough Drops" are adver-
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chase of the dollar bottles rather than
two half-dollar bottles, for by SO doing
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Lees Pills" are "for sale by appoint
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heve been the last