Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-24

My hurt Is triiing, | think" answcre
, Prince. " But how can | thank you. m
lId' You who delivered me from til
clutche, OF That murdcruuS mob"
Is that the one you tod me about
VINO cat the moose qucried the mrtron.
IL Is. God bless him. Your son?'
One OF my twins. but"
:" There, never mind, mother exclainl
Ell the lad, interrupling her. d" get som
water and a hlndage. must make hast
AMI change thrss things tefore the Hang
towners see me-"
80 saying the lad hurried ont Of sigh
INTO an inner apartment.
soon Afterwards. the pursuing horse
'neh clllle up ON one side, and Old Buck
eye with the boys on the other. Th
ti'hgtoWhers had dwmilrd away in tn
chtse to halt score, while the Phillip
party consisted OF six-elch OF them ap
ptrrntIy able TO cope with two ordinary
men, ut least, In Il free fight One of th'
oolS' the youI.ger, was the exact counter
part OF the girl Mary, amt also OF the lac
VINO nad saved The HE OF William Prince
Twins? thought our hero, there seem
10 ne trlpIetS'
Inc leader OF the pursuing party, whi
had oren prlnclptl oiiiclator in the trag
cay on tIIe hIll, was It tall powerful fellow
one who had never owned Il horse or mul,
to the porch. wber. Pine. wr. sittinr MI,
and weak
Il ALLOW youlI ornament 4 traa in los.
,han three shakes ,f :, cnnn's taiI so rnm,
ont of th,t and he huno El,. =, ,rn,',Ian,arr
said rbe bnrlv le.,.nr ,t'nr,n,ing =, ssi1.
the wnunIrJ man F''17 N''''
Stand barkr' cried Dam. ph;l,ips
,teppinr between Ihnm Cnr '''t9 nh,
Won We no business here, Tim P,Ntv Tb,
m IN is no thief ouI mr.. morn rb,p Wv,
can suy for vonrselt vnn hig hrn,e ),
Petty. however. w,, narsf,ting with II,
oath. in hi. effort, tn ,prurr orr b.rn
when the cour,rrons m,Irnn r,i.ed IN,
n,n,erous dinner horn and Lrnrrh, !,
'lown with a force than m,,Ie him st7yg p
| Hold on, sLnn,ed Mir pn;Ilir. rnsh
| inc unon The nnr,.h :. Wn,I,t .'u mi.
a61ur5 Gentlemen ,r,nI b,rk,r hn nx.
Irl,im.d In tho nnr.r.rs u,bn ,,,,.a ,.,,,,,,-I
inc in 81 Rows ia his ,un. :. Rom ,h,
peuce here NJ, rxnI.,in :,
Al mis- i,prture hI. I.,,gI,,or ,i,.,,
looking flushed and ry,irr1 a,na,rSJ
nnon Tho noroh v,ltoI ,n IL, Fsi?,In ~,
Prince, laid her hand ON his Shnnl.inr yvi,h
. GENTLE nro,rr,In,r nressnrn ,nJ s.iL
>. Father io,k ~ his unnr nnrsarnIrr
Young man. don't vou rerngniz,. him ,"
Why | m blessed if !, 1sm't tnn ,oroo
man mi nn,s.u here ihis nnrning "nT
gnt , drinl, nf v,.,Inr frn,, y'', tt.,n,.
B,vs wife. Won All ,aw Linr,,
AU of Mr. phil,i,,, bnys =, synred in the
affirmative.
"And these honest gentlemen have
charged him with mule stealing. of which
he is no more gully than | am They
have lynched four men to-day on the samt
charge gG-lnnocent-men, too, | believe, -
and wo ld have mur,t,red this one, if he
had not made brave struggle for life an,
escaped their clutches" cUnlinued tn,
brave Girl eXcitedly.
Nov, my friends,n rrioinel Phillips
&" let me tell you something. We were All
! in the house when this Young man cnmt
up this path from the rirnt. we saw him
when he first appeared over yon knoll
about Il mile away. He stopped here anc
rot a drink OF water. Sometime before thi,
we noticed four men AMI two muses com
ing along the road on the lett. directly Cd
po>ite 1t was impossible for this youn.