Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
could then, more than new, escape
contamination.
WARRINGTON swEARs A J.yVrLE.

couh then, more tnhn new, escape
contamination.
WASHINGTON swEARs A J.pDrLR.
Less th,.n forty years ago there was
good old dame eiiil living who was u
little girl ten or twelve years old W hen
Washington delivered In Annapolis
this immortal farewell address | was,
talking about. She slept In the attic
OF the country tavern occupied hy
| Washington aud his family the night
after he delivered this famed vniedic-
tory To his country men. When sho
awoke, about sunrise, she heard
" uecp strong voice, burdensd with
oaths and excavations, leveled at the
ostler In the stable-yard below. She
looked from the window, and the stall
wart father OF his country. utterly OBJ
livious of the injunctions OF the fare
well address, even as were the whilom
secessionists and ubolitionists, was
swearing vehemently at i g ostler,
who had forgotten to brush the dust
| fr m the gilded hoofs of one of WASH
ingtcns horses. In other words,
George, pere de pufric &c, was very
human and very vain and addicted to
| show ana shnn and shoudy. In truth
| he was In many small things, though
he heroically esrhewed the third term,
\
very like U. s. Grant.
GOOD pAnsoN wERns.
was win, IN state Tint Washing
ton WAS ,,,asxcd with Gfnnt,s petsis1-
an,v nj n,rnnsel md like Grant
would Il,,.,.,, h,n,m.riny n,y,y II N
tnoit ail summer u and That the rom-
mon nponIp who knew holm these
great men well, discovered in them
muny m.lty weaknesses and vices of
cnduci and character that strins Off
that plnnuur with which books and
ilatleiers inv, at men. Parsuu W.ema
wn- a f.wuiny sycuphaut. even M ma
wus A deyout patriot' He loved Wush-
,upton b,.ca,ss ia loved Ills co,I,,trv
NM, nnnl,. hnndv and his old fiddle.
and ms pnrso,i We.ms created the
Washington we worship.
A MOST rtTIRUL SIGHT.
I can,t holm telling nno,her stranye
storv az wl,,.h ever, b.,uy has heard
a. h,, remsnh.rs th,: ain man Of the
yennr,t,nn shanin,y Tho worIuls desti-
,,i,.. INV y,.,,,. ,,,,o have n from
M, o.t,,,..,,nriu,, vim ,.lIs of ovnn,s
uuo;.un, 5i,,s ,,,,i,., ,,urs mn thuinttha
n,.r,,,' d,.O,,,,,,,..dt ~, t,,,,,h ~ W.s,,ing.
,,,n AZ MI V.r,,,,n carry IN isnl was
vi,I,,,od nnd Wa.h,n,,i,,,ia .huI, VINO
n,knn ,,,vav rn.. .,.c,,nd ;nc,,,ent of
In. on,r,.,.t.r IL, Isau 4. r.,ci,,,d in
nI,css,n,,ls ut V.r,,nn - hut I.nssiny
ot,j, onys,,,,s ,", 49,. ~, III. .,,,rv mi
wa, th.t In. yr,.va.rnhh.ru enter. a tho
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twn. tb,t ~, Iv,.hin,,,u,, and hia Wiz
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ma ,,,,.s..s.,n,, ,,t 49,, ~ ,,.,,,.'u
aud nobDdy denied the statement.
- ,n. t,'a,i,..na.lr 'n ,sa m
,vben ,ba .r,,S,, ,,oo ,,,'I.i,,
opened. Tue prudent old journal all
iiorring sensativnui,sm. opi, tell, That
~, o'3 'e,io thao
MI hpoItINt htcnipb HHu Dcen maze
lu rob the tomb OF w asiiluutouU Hul
congress- knew more th,n thn Jut.Ilj.
Z, -, "a 'N '.''N'
prepared beneath the very center of
ma. fpd,.r,I onnit.l t,r mn .so,,.,,ti,,,. -
u..',.''.''', ~ ~ 'ho iecePlioh VI
w ashl"btoh C"iiih ana crypt
keeper was put uDuu the inv
-ulIa whnee h,is,,,.aa IL 80.
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ISut Washinglon'y family nl' Alount
I.runt, ram od a.,.tI. =, - ,,,O{,,., o.,
- 49, ~ ~ n"iiei 'ip V"ii"o w
~ uislufDeu, ana they remain AT
NJ 10. Ia.