New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
VOL. Hi. NO. 800.
call untrnth, is TO warrant every I've that lies from s
root to the top every branch it hath which are not

eau untTutn, Is 10 warrant I've that lies from liz
root to the top OF every branch hath which are not
few
We would like to give some of his sharp say
!ngs on religious. toleration-indeed We can hardly
deny our readers the treat but we must skip on
t. his political writings The struggle between
the people and the Government which now makes
England pause and stagger, was then as well un-
derstood 1t seems as now. The Cobler says he
has heard that the Majesty of the Empire Ma
! Jestas ImperriD has challenged the welfare of
the people (SGlus Populi , into the field iia
jesta Imperii,' he THINKS, began the war, for he
says,
/ I" If Salus Popu1i began, surely it was not that
S0fus Popuf which left in England that Salus
Populi was as mannerlv Saius Popmi as need
bee il bee not much deceived, that .Sa{us PoDuli
suffered its to be held 10 the Grndstone. till il
was all ground 10 the gristles and yet grew never
the sharper for aught could dscerne What was.
before the world was made, leave TO better Anil
quaries than myself; but thinke, since the world
began, ii was never storyed that .Salus P0pui be-
gan with 4hoyestns Imperii, unlcsse lHa1eStas In
peru first unharbourd il, and hunted ii 10 stand
and then II must either turn head and live or turn
tale and dye; bit more have benne storyed on the
other hand than HGjestas Imperii willing to hear:
doubt not but NnJestas Imperii knows that Com
mOnweahs cost as much the making as Crownes
and if they bee we'll made, would yet ousel an ill.,
fashioned Crown in any Market overt even in
i !Smittfeid, il Hey could be well vouchel. But
Preces s. L0ch1yma, are the peoples weapons: so
are Swords and 7 stols when God and Parliament
bid them Arme. layers and Teares are good weap-
ons for them tlat have nothing but knees and
eyes; bet most men are made with teeth and males:
onely they must neither scratch for Liberties, nor
bite Prerogavcs, they have wept and prayed as God
! la,, 4 = 4
Kings against other kingdomes when their Kings
will know no reason, but they may fight against
their Kings for their kingdomes, when Parlia-
ments say they may and must but Parliamcnts must
not say hey must, till God says they may
Our Cobler is thoroughgoing Chartist, and
would haYe done the Universal Suffrage men
GOO vice had he lived in our time. But the
richest moroccan Of all is dealt out to the ladies,
for whom he seems to have reserved his strongest
Saxon. We can't answer much for his gallantry,
but W. venture to say the ladies themselves will
admire lis honesty-or at least will laugh over his
earnest drolery despite its coarseness. really
laugabe to see the Cober get into such tower
ing passion on so trfing matter. One would
think the cut Of lady's dress was as grave
matter as the introduction Of a new heresy. Says
the Coblcr:
"Should not keepe promise in speaking little
to Womens fashions, they would take II unkindly;
was loath to poster better matter with such stufie
rather thought il meet to let them stand by them
! selves, like the QUO Genus in the Grammar, being
Delcients, or Redundans, not TO be brought under
any Rule shall therefore make bold Tor this once
to borrow little Of their loose tongued Liberty, and
mispend word or TWO upon their long wasted but
short-skrted patience; little use OF my srrup will
! doe no harm.
| Rtdcntem deere uey,ln,, quid prohibet
4" GAY Gravity itself well beeam
That l. Al guage De adapted TO the Theme,
He that to Parrots speaks must pirIotz-:
He that instructs loolc, may act IN unwlSe.
! s'It is known more than enough, that am neither
Nigard, nor Chick, 10 the due bravery OF the true
Gentry; if any man mislikes bully mong drossock
more then !, let him take her for his lubour; ] hon
our the woman that can honour her selie with her
attire a good Text ALWAYS deserves n fair Margent
| am not much offended If see u trimme, far trim
mcr than she that wears it; in word whatever
Christianity or Civility will allow, can afford with
London measure but when | hear nugiperous
Gentledamc inquire what dress the Queen is in this
week: what the nudustertlan fashion OF the Court
j meanc the very newest: with egge TO be in ii in
all haste what ever it be look al her as the very
gizzard of triile the product ola quarter of cy-
pher the eptome of nothing filter to be kickt if Shee
were OF d kCkabe substance, than either honored or
humOurd
ss1o speak moderately, truly coniesse, it is be-
yonG the ken Of my understanding to conceive, how
those women should have any true grace, or valua-
BILE yertue, that have little wit, to dishgure
themselves with such exotic garbes, not only dis
nantes their native lovely lustre but transclouis
them into giant bar-geese, i'll shapen-s hoten-shell-
fish, Egyptian Hyeroglyphicks, or al the best INTO
French turis OF the pasery, which proper English
wo1aa should s:orne with her heels; II is no mar
veil lley weare lraileS on the hinder part OF their
heads having nothing ii seems in the fore part,
b,ain holm fleIn
one i;.!-tavored fashion to another.
TIN s. whimm Crowned slees these f.shon ansyins wits
Ar, empty tain BRAND shells, ard fielding Kits
"'!'sle very treublers and mpoverishers OF man
kind can hardly forbear 10 commend TO the world
a $. .lng of Lady living sometime with the Queen
of ,ioaemia know not where she found it, but il Is
PIT, il should DE lost
IRA World is full Of care, much like unto bubble;
Women and care and and women and women and care
aud trouble
The Verses are even enough for such odde peg
m. can make mysell sickle al any time, with COM
parlag The dazzling spendcr wherewlth our Gentle
women were enlbelishcd III some former habits, win
the sut-ivundred goosdom, wherewih they are no"
surcns led and debauched. Wee have about tve or
six If Them in our Colony; If see any OF them ac-
cideutallv cannot cleanse my phar=ie OF them Tor
moneth after | have been solitary widtower al
most twelve yeares, purposed lately 10 make step
over to nv Native Country for yoke-tellow; out
when consider now women there have trlpe wned
themselves with their cladments have no hear'
TO the voyage, least their nauseous shapes ana the
Sea, should work too sorely upon my stomach /
speak sadly me ,hnkes should brease the heaitss
Of Englishmen 10 many goodly Ensi'S-women
imprisoned in French Cages, peering out OF their
hocd-holes for some men OF mercy TO help them with
Little wit and nobody relieves them
This is only small portion OF the Coolers IL
rade, butt will answer as specimen.
We cheerfnlly add our need of praise to Mr.
G. III, oIit;nn Of The CnrinSltieS OF