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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

The last number Of DeBow's Review containi
an extravaganza, from the pen Of s. X. Walker
Esq, young lawyer Of this city. Though it hit,
editors several hard blows, we publish the poem
without curtailment:
In a comfortless room an Editor sat,
In darkness, in silence and sorrow:
Not crown to his soul, save the crown of his hat
With very bad fracture apparent in that,
Nor friend from whom he could borrow.
And sadly he gazed on the rusty old crate,
As he muttered curse on his hapess fate.
With none to assist, and none to save,
His soul was dark the gloom of the grave
As he mournfully unused Of the morrow.
For all, too well, this Editor knew
That tomorrow the bill for his board was due,
With the devil to pay, and his wash-woman, too
His dress was suit Of rusty black,
His coat he had worn year:
Old papers, paste, lamp with crack,
An old arm. chair with delicate back,
A rlckety table near,
A handleless mug,
And Watering, ......
Were his scanty furniture.
Thus sat he in his cheerless room,
To which the twilight lent its gloom;
At length, with desperate air,
AS il to bid all troubles cease,
He fixed himself in his rickety chair,
With heels upon the mantel-piece.
Yet still he unused but visions bright
Upon his mind are gathering now,
Like stars arising in the night;
And from his breast and off his brow,
The gloom is fading fast,
As on his fancy vivid grow,
The pictures of the past;
Whilst memory bids her geni roll
The weight of manhood from his soul.
He dreamed: Twas of his childhoods home,
And Of those charmed and happy days,
Remembrance never parteth from,
But clingeti to- whilst life delays.
He dreamed He was again a child
Familiar tones were the air,
Again on him mother smiled,
He listened to her prayer.
The merry laugh OF sisters dear,
Made music to his dreaming ear.
And now he strolled yon ripping stream,
10 draw the trout with skIlful hook,
As meath its archng oaks he'd dream
Away the day DER some dear book.
And now he views each early scene,
The tall church spre, the village green,
The tavern standing near,
The elms that grew beside the rill
The old white school house on the HILL
The Fairgrounds in its rear.
And in his dreams he'd often smile,
when he recalled the pranks so droll,
That did his idle hours beguile
How the Deacon's pipe he stole,
And it with powder loaded!
How awfully the Deacon swore
A thing scarce ever known before,
When the little thing exploded;
And what clamor there uprose
Amongst the congregation,
Because he 6ieU the Deacon's nose
Almost from its foundation.
A change: And 10. the garden spot
That bloomd behind his fathers cot
Where mournfuly the willows wave
Their branches DER his mothers grave
IT'S past And hard indeed it seemd
To wake, and know he only dreamed
"Ah, we'll he said, as he slowly arose,
And hastily glanced nn his thread-bare clothes,
Whilst a tear. drop crossed the bridge of his nos,
Things at their worst must mend
For long is the lane that has no turn,
And longer that has no end"
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ORLEANS, TUESDAY MORNING,


dispatch, he sought the Governor in the potato
field, transacted his business, and returned a
wiser man."
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THEY HAVE COME !

~ Those persons who have been 90 anxiously waiting
for the arrival Of our 81 RGICAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at last come to hand and ready for inspection. They
are really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Ca
and see them For sale by t-f
fel0 If P.L.MASsEY cor Camp and C,yavier ,tz
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF t.r
PATENT MEDICINES.
50 POYDRAs STREET. new Orleans,

los. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public generally that he has purchased the entire interest Of
the southen Branch of Empire Co., has leased the
" sPOvDRAS STREET, and hiss ftted il up a consider
able ezpens 70! the Patent Medicine bosnes Having
eenesay with article in this ne, he confidently socs
an INSPECTION Of his stock and prices Satisfaction will Be
given 70 ali who favor him with their patronage.
Inc following list only comppses pan OF his extensive
es0ftmen which and pu be form nhe to the Tfnde
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20
b. HOL MES
SODA WATER


s. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes Il Co..
Il SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANUFAC-
TUkEk, No ~ tarODdelet street, 0ravieF offers
nrnIsh hs former customers and her retailers with PuRE
Block Tin Cooler Pipes. mpr absolutely
ua as proven by recent deveopements of the deeterous
effects prouced by Soda Water drawn through lead
t. IS. W. asa inrn hes Sotn and Mineral Waters. SaIsa
parla. ec, sto.. in glas boes. Orders for shipment
lyeed without extra charge toedrayage 1Y soia Wnsr
Apparatus constantly on hand tor sale, al apl 3n u
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NINER,N
CAN IAN
vERNl|||||| EUcE
REMEDY }|S||I WORMS.

THIS VERMIFUGE will always expel Worms
in from five hours after being administered it ID
also safe operation and easly given than any
other.
WINER'S VERMIFUGE has stood the of sew
eal years. and been proved md all
tions for similar is certain to expe Worms
shadow Of doubt about it, IT CANNOT FAIL. This
appear language, but il Is not stronger than
who has once need it will other when ii can be Oh
tanned. Many have waited several weeks when the
has been ont, until he could procure supply. And
whyp Because they had confidence in it, and knew that
wonld answer the purpose for which it designed.
Thousan Of certificates could be published, it
the statements, but single trial will
sta.s men's that could be written. Try it,
kR Be particular and remember the name. " "WINER'S
CAN ADA N VERMiFUGE." This is the only artcle
that can be depended upon, Remembs, his This. ~,
81 and % Maiden Lane, New York.
tY For sale wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & co. Isl ChartIes street,
eV- Sole Agent for the South. myl7 tnov1
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no, re RED HEADS AND GRAY.

HOs YE RED HEADS AND GRAY
MAST INDIA gAR DYE colors The ~ he skia
Il Any person. ths Dye his Hair
Whskers dart biach Tbls Dye
ny the Chemist Dr. coesTock. suths. e
mistry and
color the Hair nIung the least and without ssaiag
the skln IL /, n Orleans only By rvs
mill 6m ~ J. WRIGHT = CO. 16l (harss. d.
THE undersigned continue, to>nake liberal eash
adys ces upon approved copgnments To thsis rada n
Richmond. Batlm9ss, Phls sPhia, New Yor and HasSu,
GOSHEN BUTTER-200 irslns in store, asd
" for sale low TO Close consgnment BY
ans A. d. GRlEFe& q. Aossd AsOd Lsvsa
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FANCHERONIAN DROPS
MORE THAN
10000 p Err SONS
-.e HAVE BEEN CUREDs

TT is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
adequate idea Of the which has attended the
administration OF the AL Healing Ointment for the past six
months perfectly astonishing witness the effects and
hear the praises bestowea this MEDICINE No one could
had power 10 heal diseases. But since it is known
that Of thousands have been cured friends will begin
viz that there would be single family in America who
would live day without possessing box Of
McAliister's All-Healing Ointment,
If they but knew It's VIRTUES.
Mealters All Healing Ointment restores perspiraon in
the system. BY this those through
which carries off the impurities Within and thus
evss the body of diseases 1t thus that it conump
ton, levers, soSofua, eryspes, asthma rheum, sick
headache, quincy throat scad bea pains
in the chest size and back dyspepsia poson breast
bowels, kidneys and brain burns, chilbans. niles worms
cold feet liver complaint. ulcers and all fever sores
and Inflammation OF every kind.
Grand Depot, Hl Fulton street, NewYork For sale by
apl5 Am II Magazine street.
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A. H. DONALDSON

lS1 turage. Water is good and Grass abundant. n
Terms - per month. Apply TO IAN
my4 limos C. 8. ELLIS. at the Track. "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

Cincinnati paper, the Nonpareil, tells the
subJolned story of an Englishman, and one Of the
early Governors of Vermont:
The Englishman had been entrusted with
some important papers from merchant in Boston,
10 the Governor, and having arrived at the village,
near the Governors farm he stopped at the hotel,
and by the aid of all the SOAP towels brushes ra-
zors, and combs in the house, was enabled, after
| two hours labor upon his person, 10 make. as he
| thought, genieel appearance, aud consequently a
| favorable Impression upon his ExceIlency Abou,
eleven o'clock, therefore, he presented himself a,
the door of the country mansion of the Chief Ma.
| gistrate of Vermont
"'Can have the honor of an interview with
his Excellency the Governor, on important bust
ness! 2 he inquired of plain ma,rony woman who
| came to the door at his summons.
"' He is at work on the farm, some distance
from here, she replied, quietly
" The cockney was taken aback at this strange
information, but recovering little from his sur
prise, he continued a.-7 t+ f.
"'I will remain, with your permission, ill
noon, for presume he will be home to dinner, =
"'H He carried his dinner with him. answered
the lady, and will not return ill night
"This last answer took the starch completely
out of the Englishman. and with commendablt
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SODA ASH-20O tons high strength, and 20
~ tons Palm Oil, direct importation, for ga ~
apIT 9AtMAN \ HOLDEN "a siasazies.s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

957.i 1s7si iaaT - ss'fsfait e ~ s.,,,-f .. . -
r. w.. - no fsJ-s tas-te z-sli-
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The American Contributions to the Worlds
Fair do not impress the English with very high
notion of American manufactures. The London
News says" 1t may be said of the American dis
play generally, that it is evidently the production
of a new country, where the useful arts are yet
more in request than the ornamental" OF the
manufactured cotton, in prints, it says, i" Though
they are very creditable evidences of the progress
Of American manufactures, friends on the other
side of the Atlantic will pardon us for saying that
they are not of that high class of goods-especially
| the pripts--that our Manchester manufacturers
need fear their competition, at least for the pre-
| sent" From the list of articles enumerated, the
contribution is very meagre, and the show OF
| American articles will scarcely be equal to the
annual exhibitions at State Fairs and Franklin
| Institutes. ~
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Che Daily GrfsetnT
Pu blishsd Every Day-tSundAy Exoepted)-
By j. H. MADDOX ss
Oypucu.....No. " st. CHARLRs sTRERT.

The last number Of DeBow's Review contains
an extravaganza, from the pen of s. R. Walker,
Esq, young lawyer of this city. Though it hits
editors several hard blows, we publish the poem
without curtailment:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17
j. G. MORGAN's I'D
LITERARY DEPOT.
The .NeaU B OOES


RURAL HOMES; or Sketches Of Houses suited to Anne
Wheeler. -f
THE CAPTAINS OF THE OLD WORLD, THEIR
CAMPAIGNS etc, by VIM. Heroer.
WATCHING SPIRITS; by Mrs. Ellet, author of the
Women Of the American Revolution.
NAVAL LIFE or, Observations Afoat and Ashore-The
Midshipman-by W. +. Lynch, U 8. N.
FALL OF POLAND: together with history of the
conntry from it, origin by L.. G. SaIton
CHANCES AT EUROPE, in Series of Letters; by
Horace Gree ey, Of the Y. Tribufe-i vol. RS
THE POCKET FORMULARY for the Preparations and
Compounds employed in Medical Practice By Han Beasay
TIE WooDBINE: A Hoyday Glft by Miss Caroline
May.
THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM; or. storie, for Christ
THE PHYSICIANS VISITING DIARY for 1885,
WILLiAMS'S TRAVELLERS GUIDE through the
United sis,e, aud Canada.
LEGENDS OF THE FLOWERS; by Susan Pindar.
author of Preside Fairies and Mdsummer Days.
HUNGARY AND kO5SUTH by Rev, B. F. Tefit, D. ID.
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS from January
to Juns 1851, ueiusve--houn in I vol. u
THE ART JOURNAL ILLUSTRATED Gaia.
LOGUE OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS; se
gany bound in vol, ..
GAZINEs.
THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE, for Nov.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE. for November.
APPLETON'S ME, HANICS' MAGAZINE AMI
ENGINEERS JOURNAL Tor November.
THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. for November.
LONDON LANCET, for November.
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, for October.
J. c. ORGAN,
l nI7 e2n INV Errhaugs Place ddio pos-oHcs
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Of the cloth speerhes were made tnssts drank songs
sung, etc. Among tho toasts was, " The QUEEN
God bless her. drunk with cheers and standing.
Among the songs, God save The Queen ''--en-
thusiassically applaudsd.
/ Literary society here in the metropolis Of the
North has, for few days, been interested BY the
appearance among Us Of one Of the most eminent
Of the living savans Of Paris, NJ Ampere, Of the
Institute of France, writer Of great distinction,
particularly on subjects Of ethnology. He appeared
last evening at the Historical Society in company
with Nh. Bancroft and was introduced BY Gov.
Bradish in very neat, and Of course compliment
tary speech. He is staying at Delmonico's and
will remain probably ayear in the country, having
it in his mind to make book about US, as he has
about Greece, Egypt and some other countries.
He is apparently about fifty years Of age, and is
below the medium height, with sharp, twinklng
eye, and an agreeable expression, and he speaks
English quite well.
You will have seen notices of Leutzes great
picture Of Washington crossing the Delaware II
generally, indeed almost universally, regarded
the masterpiece Of American art if it can be said
to be American, Of which the author is by birth and
education q German, and which was itself painted
in Germany; for though Leutze is so frequently
| referred to As Philadelphia, l presume you
know that his parents poor German emigrants,
| came to this country when the future artist was
seven or eight years old. am sorry for this, for
he is man Of genius, and an honor to the country
| he proposes hereafter to make his home-the coun-
| try which would be more honored still in having
such son. He is worthy of description, but
shall not attempt his portrait, further than by say
ing he is heavy, stolid, low proved, sandy haired
farmer-looking parsonage, rather stability dressed
and carrying in his sde-pocket greasy leathe,
cigar ease, from which he takes, more frequently
than most smokers would, do the large speckled
rolls Of the inspiring weed. A friend of mine, who
is acquainted with the illustrious Turner tells me
| they are in many respects much alike, though
Turner is more an old man.
At the private exhibition Of the picture few
nights ago, one of our best painters, Mr.. Hicks
who has lately returned from half dozen years
study among the galleries of Europe, and who i,
regarded as critic Of the finest order, said he
would rather rely on Washington crossing the
Delaware for immortality, than ON any other pic
ture the world had produced for two centuries.
In late English Magazine, find an interesting
criticism on the Greek Slave, which may refer t.
next week. Yours,
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Letters from N.wrork...N NO. 1.


The river here is stationary.
sr - ~
Letters FROM NswYork mo. 1.
NEwYoRK, November 8, 1851.
Mr.. Editm-From beneath the haze Of the late
Indian summer. with the yellow leaves dropping
and the reses dying, send my first mssive to your
more genial cline. But I hope tho meetings which
propose with yourself and readers will have moth
ing of the chill of the frosts that are about me-
shall be harmless visitor, l trust, drawing as
slightly as may be on your hospitable reputation,
giving you the latest news, with now and then my
ideas Of men and things, and perhaps sometimes
little gossip, in qaiet way, when you disposed
to listen, but when you not in the vein, why,
shall be personally secure against your neglects in
my own arm chair, where the glow of the Anthra.
cite will have need to dry the fretting waters
from my eyes"
With the opening of November, the NewYork sea-
son may be termed fairly commenced. The opera,
which during the summer was in Castle Garden,
held its first drawing room" on Monday evening,
in the Astor Place Opera House, under the man.
agement Of Max Maretzek, on which occasion the
lovers Of operatc music were RECALLED with the per-
Torrance Of the tragic Norma For myself,
under leave Of Brutus and the rest" had as
~ n,son,.o, If d;nns, IN, .,snao.s :. - ...
- tho.,rh, -, ,. - Ia "a,
| should affect some admiration. -A3
.;.s,.. Is..,;s.,, - -. ~ ~. -
COMPOSER designed il .hould he. The wsl1.Lrovn
g.. g,,,o,,, ,rss Tho s,,r os a.. .van;n "a =, H.
6,st .nns,,,ncs an The s,sos WA. vsd ,.i,h
| ,emnss, II ,dm;,;no en,bu,;,,u,
The bon,e wa. denselv crowded i, .ve,v mar,
ro,nv .,,nd;no and nres.n,sd b,;ll,n, .nns,,
,nce Tho l,a;e. be;na ares,od ,y;,b ,,.,a "a .Ia
,,n,s .,.,colv QUO, a,r,,., an ,,,, .;,,,;,,r ,..
Ia, C,,hs,;ns Havsa hsr roo,bsr md ..,.,s
.mono N. ,rd;sncs Ths s,v,n ~ Fir - shs
4. ,.rn.d h,. crs,,sa GOOD ds, If .,,;on hsrs
En,bu.;,.n, hslo,o. % h, n,t;on nd ha,
,oom. b,,s hsen Amos, 6led ,,;,h tho ELL. If
E,;n y "a r,o,a ~ mi. ,l,n ), 10, ,,,,I .v,a,-
Hence be, norul,,;,v hera !. \, he ,,,,hr,ed NJ
musical critic With yvbom Tb,va ,,lksd gives bsr
more thar ,h,a or fourth rate nosi,;on >. an az.
tiste. = :. ="
By private letter lately received from Rome, it
appears that her triumphs there, Of which we hear
SO much, were all moonshne-the accounts of them
having been paid for roundly, in order to be used
capital in the United States, and since her arriva
here, thousands Of dollars, am told, have been ex
pended for puffs This is emnently the city Of
humbugs. Miss Hayes has Just returned from Bos
ton, where she has been giving concerts, and wher
she has been almost overwhelmed with attentions
personal attentions, l mean, Daniel Webster AM
i family being in her train. =
Last evening she gave the first of her second Sc
ries of concerts in Tripler Hail. but the audience
notwithstanding the free admissions seemed to b,
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EoeeGkAp9eu 10 sSAo - OaaAy CreeeenSs"
s ny THE souTHEnr LINZ. =
OWE wErK EaTEa ERox EUROPE.
s. Arrival Of ths CaanbfiAs &
DECLINE IN COTTON.
Nav YoRx. Nov. u. issi
The Cunard searne, Cambria has arrived a.
HALIFAX with dates from liverpool 70 the lst inst
She brings the following commercial intelligence:
Liverpocl Markets. !.
4 LrvERrooL. Nov. l.. 1851.
There has been good demand in the Cotton
market during the week, and the sales reach $4,000
bales, Of which spectators have taken 1900 and
exporters 600 bales. The official quotations last
evening were, for Fair Orleans Std; Middling Or
leans A.; Fair UplAnds, 5; and Middling Uplands
It'd. Flour has been in fair request, and prices
have fully recovered from the decline mentioned in
the reports by the last steamer; the quotations at
the close are, for Western Canal lbs. 3d., and for
Ohio l9s. Cd. pei, barrel. Corn has been in good
demand at former rates, but without any quotable
change. Lard, 46 shiliings per cwt.
New York Markets.
NEW YORx. Nov. Is. 1851.
The Cotton market is quiet, and prices feeble.
Flour is without change at % Is - "a per bar
rel for Ohio and State brands. Mixed Corn has
been less firm-sales of Mixed Western at 60 cents
psr bushel
Ohio River.
s9 PrTrssURsH. Nov. Is, 1851.
The river is still rising, and there are now four
r L..
wisconsin Election.
Is 81. LOUIS, Nov. Is, 1851.
1t is ascertaned that Farwell (whis) has a ma
jority Of 1000 votes for Governor.
Tennessee senator--River.
-. L6uisvILLf. Nov. Is. ISL.
The Tennessee Legislature has elected Gen. ]
c. Jones as U. s. Senator from that Ssis, in place
of Hopkins L. Tufney. 49,
The river here is stationary.
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y. ID. Steel
u. ID. Steel
n Has removed his .f 10 49, s.
Book, Printing, Binding and Stationery Establish
ment from ia to the more commodious
and central premises, go Camp
street, nearly opposite the
-. New Commercial
Alley. qh
s NEW BOOKS, 49,

From the press OF d. APPLETON & Co., New York.
just received and for sale al
j. B. STEEL'S
N. .. Stati0ners' Warehouse, go Camp st.
CHoUoUET's FRENCH AND ENGLISH CON.
VIBRATIONS AND DIALOGUES. -f
CHOUQUET'S YOUNG LADIES' GUIDE TO
FRENCH COMPOSITIONS
oUACKENBos' FIRST LESSONS IN ENGLISH
COMPOSITION
ARNoLD's GREEK PROSE CoMPosITIoN-se.
cond part N ~
YOUMAN'S CLASSROOM OF CHEMISTRY: de-
signed the Of Academies and Schools and for popular
reading F.-.
LOUIs'S SCHOOL DAYS: A Story for Boys. BY E..
j. May, .,
LEGENDS OF THE FLOWERS, By Susan Pindar.
author Of "a fresde FAIRIES IS Midsummer Days.n
APPLETON's MECHANICS MAGAZINE. No. II.
for December-price rs cents W H.5
APPLETQN's DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS
Just completed AID bound in Q vols nil Up ltdAw
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Arripals al the Principal Hotsl, pssterdau. !,

11'Fs0"sS az tHe tFt7scIPu1 I70lSs ysSteT10y.
lady ana servant. Pslsnbuss W.: MSs W. 5ones
W MIMI Biss,s Moes pa! Y9uns Boi,Sp
Mobile; Nichols, Ball Phi!adelphis Dr Nsbst and
ssIyt, a Neblea Va; A Noen, Baltimore; Newton
ESst Sshs%s JeHP & r s,'i'g;ss John Al.
bile; Bunker and family; b G Lshiop. X W Johnson
ind ns .srys, Nus sT''h ,. AUX aSboot Ts.ss Nc
Chapman, A Williamson. q Randolph. n 8.
r Il Als!Gn. Y.ney Hare. q;
Raymond, Y; G Goldsmi.h Ala; a Bfads6y. III;
Tylss Apss)Sy Mis; hsywood 81 Lepi. Jane,
San Fsanesco; DR. Wilson, 81
me-! htsGaDE !ohn N MARTA. Ysvills, Ark " 1adeY
Mecuidy' Ala; W fdswsii. Misa; c w Gillsst, n O.
Messrs. Eders-r your valuable ioas
.a that H. u GA,sss candidate fog hsoasdss Of II
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(sslulgFesmsat " ths seavsessea II Ffse Banking,
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sqeeat ssaAenA During the psogrsss q the hate
ssassas, We found thss many Of oar dsnscsssis
fiisnis saarnsd e 4 nsns. were opposed 70 Fres
fBaaki1e. simply because they wers opposed =
HAAkiag q any kind Il vas vain to argue the