The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13

he viii increase almost as rapidly 10 the
ten yeats to come.
II we tako the aggregate nf persons, who
we're dwellels within two miles pfthe,centre
of Cinrinnati in 1910 and in 1850, they will
lie about $4,000 To l45,000, or an increase
Of $4,000, and n ratio Of l65 per cent,
When New York was tie Same size, its
increase was 1870 per cent; Philadelphia 70
per eehtg; aid New Orleans lis per cent
Ihen we ser that tie growth Of Cincirnau
has really Exceeded that of'any olher city ia
the Unied States, aud its growth hereafter
may be expected TO be equally fapld,--1Cm.
Atlas. wy ~ ~ -.,..sg,t,.
The Worcester Woman'5 Rights COngen-
lion has been burlesqned by a good mapy Of
our cotcmporares; bu, We consider the fol-
lowing from the Piusburg Commercial Jour
nal among the most pointed that we have
seen. Although rre find no fault with the
proceedings of said convention and are will>
ing to leave it TO those to whom il properly
belongs, TO consider the question, yet We
cannot forbear ''fur the fun Of the thing, y
TO copy the Journals remonslrance against
Mayor Barker's proceedings: VII o-
Hon HANDED OUTRAGE.-On Tuesday
MOI ming, we noted the fact that Mayor Bar
ker lad causedi The arrest Of too tpoHnn
AT that time we lurebore making any
cuninents,in regard to The right or wrong of
tho trrest. We merely mentioned the circum
stances and waited for farther develope..
aneHs. .#H" '' '" "&H
We have asceralned that tue only accusi-
tions that could be bfough, 10 bear against
The parties, were that they Ind ''imbibed''
90 frequently, and had become "0bStroper-
oUs" They had TO be sure, manifested n
determination 10 sustain their rights by phys
cal force, but that weighed litlle in these
lays Of mural suasion, nnd The Mayor prompt
~ committed them .3" 5
The Local. / d but little D do with Mayor
Barker, but under pIes nj circumstances, we
nay be allowed to say, that his honor has
rctcd with sad want Of discretion. He
ought TO have remembered thai but day or
two previously, We had published report Of
4" W0moa'S Rights Conoentionn In Massa-
chusel!<, and ii is natural lo'suppose, that up,
IN reading the proceedings of ihnt Conven.
ron, the hldes here should get "rather
Ggh." aa
1t will he reeolected that alter the inaug-
iral of MADAME DAVIS, Mrs. Lncreta Mott,
leclnted the Presidents address too tame ;
md opposed its adoption Resolutions of a
+, lghiy inn mable character, were sdbse'
qaeu.ly framed, and il is fairly presumable
hat they had reached tie Phtsburg Ladies
rnipus to Monday last.
Under such circumstances il really seems
hat these "fightlng sisters" oneht TO cons
! edrcd as apostles Of The ''RIGHTs OF Wo-
IAN" aud hence Mayor Barker cannot be
lusttiable in urresiing them; y a@'""'''
We unde, stand privately (Pray reader
Ion't say a word about it,l that female in>
ugnatlon meetinei is som to be held in Put
nd thai The following Resolutions have been
pre-, nred 7 adoption.
Resolp d, That woman, on account oi
ler d, lica,e olganlZllion, cihims exemption
rom all household duties, believing that Il
he stronger sex should fall the hbors Of the
HI h n he nursery ind The cGsitab.
kesolpcd, That TO woman exclusively be
oags the right 10 carry the lIod, pave the
$ reefs aud do oil The bIacksmthing, mining,
Iasricultur i and mechanical business Of the
| world leaving TO man the steruer and more
arduous enployments Of embroidering, car
rying on millinery and mantua making es'
taLlisimenls, &c.
RpsolpeJ, That woman being VIGOROUSLY
tho Q educated sex, and the pfolOundes
thinkers, enti ely free frcm nll love offashor
and frivoliiy, aud not likely 10 care anything
about plenslre, renders them best fit fol
statesmen. lawyers, divines, metaphysician'
aud teachers
Rssoised That MS woman has the right 81
ought she 10 maintain II, TO ride horse rnres
engaged IN pdgri tic encctinters, hunt, fish
md become sl6rionsly inebria'ed, wthou,
being at all condemned or punished there
fore.
Rosolpci, That nll fe hest Offices in ih'
Chv, Sratc and Nation ought to be filed bJ
woman, who in the eloquent words Of Mad
Pauline DAVIS, only "Ddnts an oPportunii,
ofdisPliging her great capabilities, 70 as
sumo her appropriate sphfre. -.
Rcsolped, That, knowing our tights We
will maiutan them and unless lordly mel
acknowledge our reasonable demands, as a.
hove EXPRESSED, we win nike up lie s~orc
and the tnuskei, and never. lay them dowI
unul we have achieved oar object. ..
We hope the above resolutions will nevor
be carried, bui Womaii's Rights Convdntfon'
are having sad effect uptn the usual.
mild and peaceable dispositions Of certain
Iclasses IL P,isturg ladies, and no one know
whero the hing will end. Oh, Mayor Bar
ker how coald you arrest these innocent wo
men, whose falls was a practical exemplifi
ea,ion Of III, effects Of Madanes Davis AM
M0tis' new sncia scheme.
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IN conse quence Of the ptogresS Of inierna
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