{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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INTERESTING GINc1DENT.-Thos. P. Hunt
and John Hawkins met lately for the first
time al a public meeting in Faneuil Hall
As Mr.. Hunt took the stand, Hawkins step
ped out and said !" Mr.. PRESIDENT
have pledge to fulfill at this moment
Some fifteen years ago, while in Estate of
intoxication in the city of Philadelphia,
rambling about, heard thevoice of man
speaking in the open air, with crowd,
around him. pressed through the crowd
and found he was talking in favor of tenn
peranee when staggered up to him, says
.I-Mr. you're - old fool. When be-
came sober man resolved, the first
chance | had, to apologize to him
and now old man." said he, grasping Mr..
Hunts hand, I" ask your pardon, for you
was the man." The audience made old
Faneuil ring again, while they were con-
graduating one another on the change which
had taken place.