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The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
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The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
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" rRoT. N. w. boStrErIow.

There IS 10 flock, hoSeEsr wrscasa and tended But one dead lamb is there. There is no hrs-siGIs, hewste-eY sefeada3. But has enc vacant chzir, The air is fall of fareweIss se the ariar.
 And mosrnings for ths dead The heart of Rachael. for her ehildren erFing. hiil Eet be eomfortsd. Lei ns be patient. TheR severe sfTlciious
 Not from the graua9 arise, Bat oitentiInes celestial tsneaicsioaz
 Assume tass dark diagSise. We scs bui cinly throag, inc rnEsts and va9srs; Amid iaSse worldly daups W hat seeza to aS bat szd faseraai tspers
 May be heaTea's distaE1 iamRs There k nodsa2h. Wala. seems so ls iraaslslen This life of mertal brsais Is but sabarh Of lhe lsts eIys4Aa,
 Whose portal ~e cal DesGh. She is not daAa-the ehiid cf car aITsciiaa-- But gone unto Jha; schooi Wisre she pS iSnser needs oar poor prctection, And Christ himself aolh rule. h that great eloister's ssiffasss and seclusion, By gazFaiaR aBgsi'k isd. Safe frsa tsnptztiozs. safe fnem x.a'x reIlatisn She lives, whom call dead. Day afaer day we ti.iak ~hat she is ausng In those bright realms ei air Year after yelr. her tender steps pursaing, Behold her greyH more f.ir. Tbus ae we walk with her sai keep uhbroken, The bond which Rs1are gives, Thinking iAat our reEHenssrs nee, tho nnsuakes May reach her where she lives. Aei as child shall we agsia beh0id hes; Ter when with raPiares wild : IH cur embraces we s-zia eai0ld her, She will nsi he eif4; Bat fais ulai1en ia her fa;hsr's mansion, Clothed N ith celestial grace Ana Sesuhfsl vita ali tlss soai's expsnsiea TLsil beHa,5 her face And ihosgh at times, inPetuoas with emotion Aaa aagaisa ioag suppressed. The swelling aeart he2ves, uaoaGing like the eceau That esanot be zi rest We will 5e patient and sssusse the feeling We Esoy Rot wholly stay. By siiesce sAnetifyiRg, aos eoncealiae,
 l he gE5ef that must hare way.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
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 fea tarare sug V'exa sftes receipt sf tae sfes. tsrf A4eiees a.at recssyes4 ia rsgtg--g ysas - Llulafs Qf esHsa sitoaht izrs sa. e1rrsnt ss aces aaassssBg ty te sey ss0 hases we psssa nes e.s@ ansy 2s#4 D asses asa steg~nt csu4usssstses sa~s Asss as stes taM si7s stes@a eos&asSeasDa ezs1 ae fxueea st iA- esassSs ps ces fer esissn; shx~. ta7es A Ssrs w%4ld ne4 ss eslt&n sasses~ak sAzs rezsssaPfiSa wDe3G Aass e Se checked Sy hsgh@s Ffavs- &f s-ss9se NtAeF s@s@s- # ss wsre eersate l444 As ssswisg sFeg w@sls Hai be exss Z.z1Ag see ~s ~9aas zSi s0s aa ssss ss Fssees aAsai pesA8se sg1sFa t8 stH ''-- CrssssRs-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
.-@.ev for thc AGrAHsas Banner.
LITTLE ROCK

s-w,w wM.E. BEAvEEs is authorized to aet s ", far ,hs Bsnarr, al Los, Greek. ssiise e0anty.
 u, crs.er Bseas is aaihorred ts act as " t., h. BeaEcs. st Pine BlaH, Ark
 s.Ew, CaaA, General Agent Evans Build ..s- S.rth.wesa eoraes Tsir4 snd Wslnui streets, vS.i,SDh.a, is authorized 10 sci sa Agsat Ger "the ,sgksasss BGA@T,9
 Man. k Co. General Newspaper Agents t..I.sr Mississippi. ase dsiy authorized to act as ,res,s isr tAs -4rsaEsa' BsaAer-"
 u SHELLY, Esq, Ne 2s Camp Street, Nss ..s... i, oar src ssive Agent io prseare and col ,..r, names fsr Aasefiisiag. &e-, ia thai eity-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Nniue af ninmonA..

Dlsmaaas are vaiaeS by rasltiysyiag fac sqs.rc ei tssIr wsigAI by the vxlse sf each ez-as Asfsw- IS a Fessh dfAfss8a te w-fgs e&r-ta ..d fAo vAlas sf eaeh carat X ssen sxi= ieXs==tsss oea- lars, ths wsise ef $ rssga eissaoaA 4azaf@esz- F-a eHs Sia@osas. a&v= tAssr vas4s Fysna ey essasss ti.= wejzsss--fer sxSsyse eas tisa 10 aa af cs-xss. ssBsls iss 3. shaS sK4=ls. ssalsdssy Ez Sssa-s, EeXs=l%>. ths vssRs ef . ess essryoae 2 earafa 1Ba. bi.SssB4s wssyas~9 tY taas cara q g.. gssiEs l FEY wriEai----&ex1fiEs .szssysgzz
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
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' is sssorH 4sn sDg ts@ CAfasse as tsFe 'rar- satE,s H asn two tassss oT txszales c-i tss ty@sf rsak geaTssl, ts-y gs kesass vsszstsiss- A.isaa sos'ie gs~a to tA~ IssssEsissl ~ ssys sh~ az sseses. ssa R sss gas s3 4 ~sa tsass. ste Eaas Aa's saYs- Ysggesg~ y94 l.Sts .e<a t2ilY ircs'- pd s-laA azt& Gg@ai sssashsseaf ts }hC eGs ty Nassa ysa have t.rso o@pfesssS" r ssa vsA 9riy .aAs tss i the Fs~sissest ss EgsareA Aae h&lf b. < ess sassss Es=a szss sesr. lbets ags rsash.s&s ss al.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

ET Mrs tafElagaoa says faa' jass bsfors t.s last Bsih kASlsa&, efgcs -axi4aees Erfs sseG suG s3 tNs nGar EsaflY sho9gaS s.sss pe sgs@ ths esrt sss Sesk ef ssse HKs csEsssl xtth siaek s..ats tasts s iaS. aa5 eessrs sweps fsse sstzea wisA fssr sgersss tsass. EF-ry essy sad Il prs gsas6 war. ard s-Fs sn7esA wM tla svuse. Es sassixe- ness gas feh fsfv 1saoai the tsaa bat fss sFzFery ns 1ss= 3&ekssn sxrsiEl4ts6 fhs Arzpr~aa efsfy-as aa4 iosesga aAsa sseesirs sosa sesazse ey-waFs
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
antRn- t-n.a,e~

ErTT'4~see es 8rs F--. as fsaao. PasFmse lsa8 AEgs 4 fh~ tssf ~sek sass. sel. sftss hssae pfea asF.s q, 'sfs sSsaisse sase ea<ar sFasMs 'f 'stpsl sash ;sy siela tscsesS SAly. beiese tk~ -As9~ ts Egpi1s@ Cass3ses naS,s aa tlss xss wsst IS sssssssA gassf.f ssss tat .afs kazFf E4z ws1ks et t4e s7ases a& issfSss 1slsse TggR
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
-~EWMMUvM~e

Asy person fOrwsrasg 'o us iea eo'iars ID enfre1' tsna. Gar Pear n4w subscribers, WI rrceTve . essy q sar p4scS fer sEf year, s1ztas. r. ,ux one isru arainE twenty collars ia current fsn5s. ws viii sea3 isa copies of the BANNER Ter e suaay new ss h~erieers. Hne ore copy ei "oaEf LADTs Book erGkssAE's A's AElSE Ter one --F. T.,.v sns fa-xs.asng thirty aoalArs in carrent fn.s.. weU.R seaa Sttcea copies of the bASSEE fcr ., many sew subscribers, and sns cePy ot tse | Bissa States MassIias Aae Democratic Review fer sBe year.
 Ts apy one ses5ing ss ibs largest number toEsr sfteen1 ei new sahzeril<rs, 1ceomPsnied aith the advance Psymsri, st the sssi rasnhoBea raies' ~swil send sas copy ef the SPtrt ei ti'e mes. win three steel eBzrsviREs, and SHs eepy el Blsekweod's MagsIias fof one year
 TP Eeueit,Aaees aAy te made si ear Tssk, and re- s,s,a.s wiH b. promptly rstayEee. To making such r-.a,.tanees tie Pcs; HGs;sss FscoEs slaas be oe- t. aeS fsE saT protectgsa.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

C- n. tasrvts Advocate, pabiisbed at T.ls qaah. Ch+Faks- N.tlaa, ssy,;
 ~fsihsf Raleais. as bs E termed, Eaiisr sF b. Washington Uassn. is dsAe.'
 Whsrs SS yea get that iiera. ssigh Dor CARrrA tt has Hss-' reached Ss.. Ths last time we heard from sssaiagssa siAsr RITsHiE WAS siIll flourish tss. bkss green bay u-e.'' ba,,lisg sg.isst the ssssr.i;jss sn1 ia.eul.5es of fet-rsl4sra.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
To ,Iake Iahnnr cnle.

Mir ycuT meal Wssh comEsaa milk ass bEiirs miA, la . hslis sosI tiss betleE,l about s,sai saEnfEy ui sseA. Pal lA Aspsoatsi ef inas&n saeAl sad soEne s,e~ea FampsiR, D yoa have |. MiI ! ia She exsaEsg, sfd "a Inc fasfbias rs s2siahls qzshissy oa is sata sSlsrstas sad hse isE hEeak tsS;.. fsisiRkas aa4 hfsisy Try U
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
nro.m fn.ns.na..

We i-zrz f-9sa Capt sAx y~x. sf ths br1g Tss- 4ai&e, toa4 CaF3sass. Jsly eG s4a4s ls~ss sas . gFszA sscslssss1t al ss4saAs is eea>cgaease sf report haTjss sesa r-c~ixssi ,naf sstser ssz.ffsz Igsez4fiao had aaa-s tssiBg ss css.fsegss- Ths sfSsef4os ha2 easles 4A tks Hasss issAasla4aas tg ssras Ia Jefsass q aLs ssiy. r sssae-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

tS Daring the past ten years ;hsrs have been iSF'g-HAe s'eszssat clssslers on the Ssr1Aer AA''' comprising ssvsztsea explosions hy steam, eesss hf-, and tA4rty-ens eelllsioas. By the whole. eigha hss5ss5 sa5 seventv -serra persons iss he, lives
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Ie Make Cake pcAa;u-.

Isw :" T,a As fragments Ina. l,sthisz raax he s9A, urs, aIy p'.ee' q bread e s,l.ss cake sr spak yn,, -. a'~Is1 aud pE; lhsm Iaio snsIk. aba tas Ga eg, z, 7 fa sseslsaIss is y0af ,aste, ssa tsa tss r.@ ss Io- eAeass rry il, ivy aa,
 "1si AyN sss like ihcEa
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The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Li.a,a SaIeIatm..

P-t g5sF asa &s4E ssis bsl-ts. saFsJ 1$ter b !. 3t Hsst fS isa' ta 1s7ssls fse ass4le shsa a sf y'a sry sasr yosssli s fslse sh4 ssosss. r..ss1 -4a g#isTs, [. % ths as2ss Nsy sar8 fsatls sxA. nrs slh .ss < ysa agN saany r .ss1ss. 4gg.. s- 3 gEeea rase IT. ft
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

ar In North Carojss, kEEo. the democratic eanss5ass fer GsE,fss' selscts sy 3,608 majority There IS Sszocrsi3c uasJeriiy of IA upon joint hslaa iA iAs lsgls.a.ars.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

S9- The Tsal'a af s5r Rsbsri Peel xas so great. e.s1 l9s osiy ei lss aa ths arss2Ls oi kls XII "'SA'a2 i' s'E'sea tagassaa Peaaaz. ua9 ten ea's'sa2 'a i'f 'ssaasss siriag b 'is rsreane ef "fsE' Brl2a on. luaarss Asd tv.sx. ,haus- sAe cellar fsr sAls year
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

IT Fsrs5 -sa fe.ases arrived al Ssa Francisco, from AdsLsi4s, Nsz South wslss, en the -3a Jua.- ras Is tAs iarges' shipment st aomsn ys, made 10 CAldorsis, iA &ay shgIs vssssl
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

@s Fs.l's Fegz.zlaas ia casa are nus, eR- = Aa '24iF'asAl o4a e tlas ,4sstaase of . s.... me i''Ta as home, wiihoa, paying fer 6 f'''' @-as' penalty ofs heaEy sss.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

esas' si esHS ss SsAea, ssrsrai of them faiai :. '''e2 'h Asw YarE on th. t.s sHst. The cors- A'''''s Asi- several Iaqses,. tAs nsx. 4ay oa i'''ss2s sas lsed frsza tss .sta. ,sg..
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
To SnAScEihers-

We hope that wherrFer any irregalaEliy rasy be .ssestere4 ia tAs receipt e t3s bgAHeT- car sab scrisers vii ds Es tae iaFe' 10 gre information os the fact ia orJer ta2i lAs may be aseerlaiae1 and removed.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Se~ro Row at cape May.

segrs waiter ia 5a2 room at CsPs May of- fered sa isssii io SsBdsrnsa Tross B4lfimore. Il th.red together b isrgs uam5er, aided by some Philadelphia ass,iaoHists, bs,, Aftsr hard fought bArsie were beaten asa 5-srsa from the house. The b'aeks very fierce ia A=ir abuse Of '' the d-d soSlhsrns-s.@ saea tsasoas.rstioas ca the part q tss shsliioaiss Of lae North only serve 10 a4d to tos ErsEiag rsPeor of seeaoDI feeling.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
IMPLEMENTS FOR CLUES.

The sueeess that has attended eur receat en9rsa sss ts. iDssrssi izkea ia he BAssEA eg many It, pssrons, have isdsosd us to o1sf' ies me Psi ,.r ag dieting tAe formation of ela5s, the foiiow inr lsss 0g
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

L AfS' sa~ zaIa Ss. srscts4 a.a, L.onaon. - iea' i''a' ssi sasrarras sennsllshsd thst n.., 'f''s the iAs~riag POSr sf employ
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

krIu IaSiaaa. the returns of the recent eleetisn show 5eaOerRie me.ority of 9 in the Legisia tsrs, and about ihs saz1s ID ths Convention.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

D' fsvsg Pee, aoS ST Robert, wzs unapi- 'a'a'1y TstEras1 t5 iar-aosA'S [ lis iais fathers tas''' Hit4sgi has 'aakias Las ,gpe4raac. on inc tEERgs-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Don alton Lands.

Fer sale al this oce, Lsts of tse ferfeitea lands ssb,-ci ,s asBailSa by the State te seiHs settlers s, s5 rsat. per eePy. CT S6 per astsa- Postage to aayps1 of the coaatry, csals-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

t1- TAs ioisl araaaas of California gsll deposiis reeefted sP io Juls l-e. al ihs atei States MiEi fAAA1slphis, Ezs ghiesn million Of dollars.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
TERMS r0g ADVERTISING;

s4tsgsaegss Hss ggi ts izEsvssd As Fhe aezaaxatas af the scr zfers ia sitfs csss shas t. SI seaaEe sr ths fsrst !sreysson snx k.fy cses squsas< fsg ssa s.ss2saaaa vshksrsss3ss 4 thera8 sa~nenAa if se isss1c te tasss @ss ae1sszEase Ay iass ysas.
 & P@ssaaEsyrrs 4xesesA1rffe9 ta aef wear xgenfs. ss4 wi9 rct4a f@ peF eest ef sa asea~y seeesees as8 tfaessnletea te ses rsrs sss eavvsssnssSAaz
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

pwHiner sa8 Sraiih's Times s.a;ss, that the rans' ihaI L0fa Br0ashza ~.a sbortiy;yi.it li. Is'ies s'siss .s sow csAhrns4 sy Ihs party aAlRly interested
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
New L.iSk,.

s., DSs-@A Fesi ssya i4s, ,ise s,sessg,s as ilyAi 1...'' ['''' S'tA Fssd hsaasd girls have besn .bsa 1.'e-i tei tAs g.r.. hsr. nat
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
CoaF de Sole,I.

" SaAlA AIAa Aas goas ists inc brokerage s,usj. Aaa IA CariHsgsaa, AsE Grsaa6a.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

A@ As l-sss-apa wi'es Asys Pr8ssestsz an s5lssl is' sy'ag tAsy ~sts 4eraaqe9.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

A5 V ast klss pf =s,eass ta-s ye24y pasa ssat sasa a- psr tss ss.4qz' Aez's. ssz@.e - Lsa Isea,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
ALf T2aa.Ha

s 4 k.msss seA sz Sta.hnat Eisl& kiAle ef k.adlng Fssg~rs, Haa&ssss. Shegls, 1nstires. ~ssa Ceesaa- hseS BiAzkA Faaer&lsaa COtsssea firkrAA casaS. asoak ss4 RaGHgases Printing, sxrcasea w3fA ns4s. Aess and SsAsPasEh, sf usgscsase Pytcss fss easA.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

tSs UsWiaE raaeor Of seeaona feeling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11
Tn. c.h,.s,,.aor,.,. a, Last.

The bulletin If the Rcp.bic on the position "
thee. net and special ielegTaphic intelligence,
wilt found in our ooum7s so, all have At last
w.k6d 10 sense Of the utter unworthncss OF the
81 inet At Washington, and the Rcyabiic has in
formed the world that not member Of the adj
niuistrstion will stick 20 President Taylor. when
the time comes for Withdrawal, though the cab
met have represented themselves 10 b. first rate
sticking plaster and indissoluble by public opinion
We agree heartily with the Republic. and daily
await the rapidly approaching exodus Of Clayton,
Ewing, johnson, n Co. We have all along seen
that the popularity Of the President must be cndan-
Fered II not entirely subvertcd, by men untitled
for their high calling We did what we could to
give them n fair uial for three months, when they
showed their hand 10 us In vi Tin and curious
manner, thatwe could not misjudge them their
future. From that time we have repeated our
convictions uf their unworthness-of their insin-
serity 10 President Taylor-of their danger to the
county, and Of their incapicIy to grapple with the
great questions Of the day. The portifcaton of
sceiug an honest and popular nun, whom were
proud TO serve. made sacrifice to men destitute of
shame ard principle alike impeed NJ to look with
no favorable eye, even upon any appearance or fair
ON the part. Their whole course has justified
Almosi every act that they have atrern,t,d 10
accomplish, has cast dNhonOr upon them and served
to les, the dignity of the Executive. The time.
however. has now come FOR them to be swept away
as with bosom Of indignation; and. unless they
have the braz-n firmness Of Chinese sky. they
will now permit the Presidento receive the united
congratulations Of the whole country on his relief
nom burtlep, severe and trying TO himself and
dhersceful to = mortified people. Their history
has been one Of mbeciIty, iiiteness, m~annes',
md intrigue. They have busted themselves with
the petty details Of office, with msy efforts a,
solidsiiug the power delegated TO them. by the
smallest and most tufling means, while they have
loi sight OIL the great principles which they should
have embraced, in honor to him who had appoint
I'd ih,m TO stations above their merits. Bot the
srp', mind " inflated by its own weakness II AS
eends, hke the butble, only to break and create
laughter II is vain pride irreuevably scattered in
ruin. The cabinet attracts no attention, EXCEPT for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11

CITY TRADE REPORT.

fRIpAr, May 1o-6P NJ.
The cotton market quite active to-day and sales
were again freely made, including lots for export.
some descriptions changed hands at . shade better
prie's and the market closed firm. The -four market
continued dull, aud buyers demanding con-
cession on Western and State brsnds, in view Of in
creastd receipts next week Canadian was in good
a, mHnd. aud Tree sales would have been made at .
slight concession the part OF holders Some lots of
fr,sh ground the market aud held ~, &C. per-
barrel sbov. old grouad Southern quiet. with
moderate sales. wheat continued firm. while tram
ssetions we're moderate sale Of inferior free Cana
dian wss made on stated below. Corn continued
arm and sales Of both Southern and Jersey
de at full prices. Pork arui. nd holders
d,mshd-d better prices; while sale we're moderate.
Be- continual dull Cut meats active and firm.
Lard vas he'd ~ an advance. Butter was In better
prlty aud pr'c's easier There was no change In
NJ about previous rates In frcirhta there was
s,ms NOR on rug Sven eight vessels we're char
ht'ot" l"s Ut tucb'c With deal lumber for England
hnss re vas little doing In pois and prices
w. .'mi,sny - t2ls. Pearls wire better, with
nrf ~ ~ hhs OF 80 % We notice also sale Of 100
tanned ~ '''"'' NV '''''-
Ii,Ausrvrrs = fgosr-T saies aggregate 600 bbls.
o. - o. "a IS for No supernne - rs for Cana
osn - IS 49, Tor common TO straight state As 81
20 Pr mixed TO fancy Michigan and So 70 IS 81
VIII sshs Of eco bbs at IS ssi. IS 80 Tor mixed to
thSFht end IS % Sc for fancy Ai-xandrie ana
Gvtptosn ~ deur ia fair demand auI rather
hu'r with ,alcs % 40 bbls sia 50 C,a asai vas
zee with saie- of $50 bills Jercy 81 81 S. aud
Iftt dy~ibe ~ SSl2h SO isN What was In fair
r,qu,t g milling. but the drmness % hoilers has
en- Md olerrious Incl"ded in the saics ADO
hhsh'if ~ Ginary Canadian. In bond. 1U2e. Rye
moie 10 aud IN good demand about c)OD bushels sold
~ !ie &c Uas were In better supply AID prices
bsvs ~ htiy a. cined Northern sold a. ~ IT, tfc.
shd J'rs,y ~ Jpisc 4lc Bsrf,g comes in
ftcy aud holders spxious 10 cell nj Tie a
We Cmr There hss been good demand throu Khout
TIE DAY tth for export aud the East, while prices
sbc~ d,tid,d Improvement. Transactions were
tVtu hufhtls ~ ale for heated G2c 03e. for mixed
S'uthstn western and MIXED Northern elc 6ic.
Tor n rthsin and jersey How 0tc. for southern yell
low AZ he clo-e sales Of the latter were ruuorei
6c
cc1lcr-Th. sslss reported on change amounted 70,
ahcuf ftto bsier suh-sq ueutly heard ruenors
81 transrctoBr. 4Oo0 90 5000 bales In ALL but
e"na pea" se' them 10 an authentic source and there
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sort Of things, would be done away with. Califor-
mia would De beat all to smash.
This u not all Another great good would arise.
When The women get their equality, and come
into she political arena, what is TO become of all
the petticoaes and that kind Of fxingsf This is a
serious matter. The petticosts not be wasted.
Such an amount of valuabes must not be lost to
the country. We have thought seriously about II,
and we See no way of providing foI the petitcoats
but TO provide proper wearers. Such Eaen as
Horace Greeley, Albert Brisbane, Dick Dana, and
all tlie Socialists, Fourertes and Red Republicans
in New York and Ohio, could be provided with
thtce cast-oh petticoats, and they cotd then part
with their breeches, and enable the females TO go
20 the polls, in proper costume for row or street
fight We have in our eye now, cur philosophic
iIi'Id Greeley at home, in pettcosts, washing the
hes, and talking socialism with the negro boot
black in the same kitchen, while Mrs. Swissheiul,
| in his breeches, which she has exchanged with
| Horace, is swearing at the reporters, and kick
| ing them out of the reporters gallery in the
| Senate at Washington. What great reform
DANA washing clothes in socialist hospital in pet
ticoats, and talking Partisan socialism to a female
| Alderman, with whom he has exchanged his
| breeches, or perchance with Miss Margaret Full
Ter (now The MarGhesa di Bobolni)-kow glOri-
Gus! And brisbane pealing potatoes on barrel in
kitchen, with the pealings in his lap, while Mrs.
Pierson, flights, is relating to him how che got
her eye blacked in licking female policeman who
had arrested Niger for theft-glorious! We like
the ideas of the Ohio females amazingly We
want them to be carried out Immediately. We shall
have more fun, frolc and fights, than ever was
] known. Let the females attend the election polls,
and the whole community will attend to politics.
r tla.~ r.bte a, fha 10
and we shall have riots in abundance.
This is the last card of the philosophers and fana
tics-this woman's equality and social rights-and
the most difficult one Fourierism has got to play.
As soon as they have arranged all this, we may
consider Fourierism and socialism as fairly breech-
ed and pelticoated, ready to travel through the
length, breadth and circumference of these solemn
United States. This is the age of reform, with
| vengeance!