The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19

sembled IN Nashville week or two ago, after
a session of some seven days, adjourned, 10
NEE, again Immediately alter the adjourn-
menl Of the present session Of Congress. It's
we're characterized by consider.
upon tao leading questions Of the day, the
must important of which are contained in the
in another part Of this paper. On
The whole, the friends OF dissolution accom-
pllshed nothing. They resleraled their
hreaIs 10 a roundabout way rebuked the ad'
mnsIfatCn, anathamatised the noith, but
put OF .he dissolution Of the Union until a
mute convenient season. Nine states were
represented, some by active politicians, aud
sone merely nominally, We sincerely hope
that we have now Witnessed the last act in
the dissolution farce,
able dguity, but not much ffmness of purpose.
Several resolutions were passed, embodying
tho peculiar views Of southern politicians
We extract from the Pittsburgh Post, a
synopsis of the Census Bill which become
law some days ago. The amsunl OF lnfoTma-
ton intended TO be obtained is much create
than that contemplated by any former bill,
and the expense Of obtaining il, of course
largely increased. But, on the whole we
think the people had much betIer expen d.
their money in accumulaiing Information that
will throw light upon The various in,erestso
the country, than permit il TO be pat, $l0O I,
900 at time, into The pockets of 'the Gal
phins." We presume the Deputy Mlrshal
Of this district will commence the task of tae
ing the census in a short time.
Oar drreport os The do;ngs of the Constitu-
tional Convention shows that things are being
reduced TO something like shape. The re-
port Of the Judiciary Committee, our readers
will sec, is in very concise form, and though
amendments may strike scme as neces-
sary, we do not see that tie Convention
could much better ii. The other report, we
will.say nothing in regard 10, leaving every
one to form his own conclusions in regard to
it. We hope, sincerely, That the balance Of
the committees will endeayor TO expedite
their la5ors, and get the real work Of new
Constitution speedily under way. As yet,
| little has been done except the making of
] speeches, and the submisslonof neullifarious
propositions for the consideration Of The va,
rious committees, The people demand ex,
peditlon, and hence The saving OF money 10
the State.
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W We invite the attention of the reade
to tie advertisement of Mr. E N. KIRK -
lie is young gentleman who, by education
and disposition, is we'll qualified to discharge
the responsible duties of teacher of the
youthful mind. Our citizens would, unques.
iionably, find it &c their advantage, to give
him such encouragement us would make il
his interest to remain in their midst,
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Below, we insert several editorial notices
5 Of MIS-. WILSON'S book on the subject of
. "Woman's Rights aad Duties" They are
G extracted from papers of Influence, and in
!, our opinion, contain nothing more than de-
= served encomiums, At this prescnttine, the
/, subject of woman's rights should be aaitated
by its friends. Tie question, as far as Ohio
c is concerned, will probably be decidedly the.
: present Convention, for many years to come
c Mrs Wilson's book will be powerful lever
d IA the hands Of the advocates Of this Reform.
:, WON ANS EsIGEHTs AND DUrrEs.
i We have received from the author, Mrs.
Il Elizabeth Wilson, OF Cadiz, Ohio, a copy of
her work, emitted 81 Scrptural View OF tho
Rights mud Duties Of Woman, in all The I'm
: porIant Relations Of Life" em,taced in a
:, neatly printed volume of about 400 pages. -
l. IOher engagements have prevented US from
of peruslng 'h's work thoroughly but so far as
n we have examined, satisfies US that The sub.
leci treated on has been committed TO com,
% petenl hands; lhatt is not the elfision of an
= unbalanced MUD; but she has brought 10 her
e aid deep research, and well digcSted fund
ri oi thought and argument, which will be o,uch
easier to meet with rdcule than logical rea-
sonng We DO not endorse all that Mrs
u wilson advocates in her book; but there is
oi much that meets our appreciation. That
" wo'nsn are wfonged and oppressed by many
. VI NE laws 0s also the customs OF society.
:. here is no doubt. The laws relating 10
'o properly do not protect their rights as hey
le should; and custom has closed many ayoca.
n. ions to them which they are well qnalifed 10
r liIl. Gerfit Smith says of this work, sit is n
good book, and all the better for cIinpiny 50
. closely to the Book of Books" and Professor
Z" Wayland sincerely hopes that The cause q
l. truth may be advanced by it,-Mercer, Pa,
Lnminmy
% OF We have already noticed, in a com.
RS mandatory manner, this excellent work Of
I'd MIS- WILSON; and having received consider.
able number copies for sale from The nub.
- Usher, earnestly hope that they will find readv
p purhasers, especially on the par of those
AT whose rights are SC ably vudlcated in this
ii. volume. The examination of The subiect
1. covers great deal of ground,-evervtiinu
in fact, 10 be found in The Bible, pertainino .
Is to woman Price $l,O0, neatly bound. For
IN sale at the Anli-Slavery Office. Liberator
m From the Pennsylvania Freeman.
a ScRIPrURAL ViEw OF WoMaN's Riauro
% AND DUrIEs, IN ALL THE IMpoRrANr RpIA.
m 1 Iot.