The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

be an ass in the combination some
where. II has always bcrn - in my
experience. and | have usually belef
elected, too But il i no matter. !
had rather he an As han "A cabman any
time, except in Summer. Then, with
nv advantages. | could be both. ! saw
the Plains of Abraham and the spot
where the lamcntcd Wolfe stood when
he made the memorable remark that he
would rather be- the author of GRAY
Fiery than take Quebec. But why did
he say 80 rash a thing. II was bccarI,e
he supposed there WAS going 10
bee international copyright. Laugh
ter. Otherwise there would be-
no money in ii. WAS also
shown the spot where sir William
Phipp> stood when h. said h. w"uld
~ra,hrrtakr 4 walk than take Nv" CUE"
bees. and he took the walk. Applau~"
and laughter. | HAY" looked with
emotion here in Your city upon The
monument which makes forever MEM
orablr the spot where l~lprIlio Nelson
did not stand when he fell. | have
e. the cabwhich Champaign c~mpl"ycd
when hr arrived overland AT Quebec.
"A laugh | have seen ia" h"r~".
which Jacques Cartier rod" when Ia.
discovered Montreal. Laughter AMI
applause. hay" used them both. |
will never do il AGAIN. lr~. hty.
seen all the historical places. The
localities have been pointed ont 1" me
where th. scenery j. war"huu>ci for
the season. NJ ~%"i"urn has been To
my moral and intellectual profit. |
have behaved with proprir'y and dis
c%rcrion. | have mrddiri n"u her" but
in the election. bat | am we'll used L"
voting. for | live in 4 town where, ii
vuu may iud@r Icy tn" local prim1-. Their"
ar. only two conspicuous Industries
committing burg'arir~ and holding "'rr-
ti"n~ an,l | lik" /" Keep my hand ia.
- | voted 4 rood deal her.
Wh"rr 80 NANNY ~ tn" guests are
French tn" prophet: viii toe recognized
of my maxim" Il portion of my speech IL
that hc"-tiful language. in :,:,l"r that |
may - partly undcr~tp"'- | speak
French with iimidity aud NOT ilow imgly.
/ except when excited. Laughter.
When using that language | hay" often
noticed that / have hardly ever been
mistaken for a Freedman. except per
hap> hy horses n"y"r. | hrli"v". by
people. Laughter. had hoped! that
mere French construction with English
words would answer. AMI this l. not tn"
ease. | tried il al q gentleman house
in Quebec. and it would not work. The
maid->cryant asked what would mon
>irur. | said. " Monsieur S~o-and->" i
h" with himself. Laughter. She
did not understand. | said: -I~it that
he i still not returned Of hi hoU~" Of
.a~rrchamii>r?" Renewed laughter.
She did not understand that either. |
said: He will lr>ularr himself when
he learns that hi friends American WAS
arrived. He not with himself IL shake
him at ia" hand" Rpars of laughter.
She did not even understand that. |
don't know why. but She did not. and
She lost her temper besides. Somebody
inihc rear called out: -.pui est done Ia,
or words To that effect. She ~aid: "t"~t um
fru.' and >luI TIA" door onmr. Laugh
ter. Perhaps IN" was right. but how
did She ever find that ont: laughter
for she had never seen M before till
that moment. But, ~ | have already
minated. | will close this Grafton with
a few sentiments in In" French Ian
guamc. ! have not "rnamcnt"d have
not hurlrnrd them with flowers of
rhetoric. for. To- my mind. that lit"ra-
turr i the best and mos, "ndHrlng
which i characterized hv 4 noble sim
plirity.
Jar L. belle houton dord de- mon "ncir,
/ mai> ic II al pas cclui dm r~harp"niicr.
II you> ave. L. froma%r du brave men
niSirr. c'r~t bon: mas i yorl> I" lavrz
pas. ne ~ dr-olr pas prrn"z lr chaprau
de- drap noir dc son h al frcrc maladc
tout a rhcurr. SAVIOR tairc gu est &C. que
y"u> dit. pate de- f"i> ~raS. rrvcnon' Il
nos mouton>. pardon. MrS>i"urS, par
dunncZ moi. c~>ayant a part"r la belle
lan~uc dOiIcndortf strains me more
than You can possibly imagine. hlt |
mean well. and | We don" the best | could.
I al l.,,--b..r