Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

don't! Don't they have to carry a muf
and ~ under buffalo, in r cold day. and
have the privilege of drNjugl When II
snow i deep, don't they have to wait til
| ran dlg paths
/ All IN, And is there nothing 10 be SAT-
on the other side Suppose we carry IA,
war into the enemy, camp liille. an,
speak Of our suiirring' and grie ,ances. Can
"e not excite lmpalhy. if we speak of gu
uut. 'rc>sed wrongs 7 Now propose To- cal
"a hau'S Convention in some impOrtan
place, say MaliIlatown. aud to have meet
jns ot the greatcs, and best. the wi,eSt an,
The holde>l, and see it we can't emancipa,,
ou,se'vei from thi, ,hcaldom. What do
propose What a qut,tinn Why, Sir
would have cavalcajc of butchers II,
lon rs Maiden Lane, aud wnud let them
tell how they have been compelled 10 du
the dirty, disagrecablc work of killing "a Va
aud pigs, sheep and oxen. and then dres.
sing and cutting. aud carrlin ing them to the
Id, ur, ana feeling very lhank,ul il dear wo.
man would just come ont To- the cart. and
.pout with her jewcled finger II, the piece
she would Ike i"r the table
] would have Il long Iinc of coal.Gi-lrr.
come mp from the deep mines where
they live. two miles from dav.Iiub,. and
never seeing the heavens hn, one. a week :.
and they should come with their lii,lr lop,rs
in their caps. and all covered with coal du,t
No they would not comc-lhev couldn' he
spared lcng cuough. lIu, they sl,oud send
Iur their story "i wrong aud expressions,
and tell the Convention how no woman
ever came there with Iirk.aNc, and bias
'nE POWDER. WHAT lehr' IA the .scmhIv.
.t-i'r'aiIN VIVA, female h'5rt, could remain
nnmn>ed when tie t"lrc cine from lno .r
cary N"hietrhn' ~ cavern .Au when tine
"'''d '.'rl "1t "E'n l1' "''u, im'"'
ct GA nay ,'N. '1r e T., II - ,'l, 'i.,r
IA, h"n' = n'n csh i'n'N N jh, d,,l, rs
"nu'f' i'm''n- al the ur.m, Working nj
'He rInp' climbing 'uc >a'ud, "t olI
Goa ~ ''r ''''"I' rdhEnI I" the "'rrN,
r." "G d' Nh I" Wa'uN a'r,--nnd tor
"hal WAY, ihHi car Il, % "pes mny h,'c
thor s''N'' 'heIr h"".' 'he'r lace, Their
o'inl' 1"i l"v." I-ti"m''! u estimated
A'' . '''i' mC.' tFr'I year, atc a"ird a.
''e n'-h'H d''y' 'M'm II, women, what
!" !"H mv"h! 81 ny are H"u u"' hanging
."' ',r SNi'G'lE N''dt. ihht'% me mast,
~ 'ri"- '"t'r hardship AM hangers :
a "n p'"N'S' hGa'n ihe slavery To which
Ic nave sunk my nj
Ahd the Convention S"onld he electrified
hy the cloqnenca "i men who I'll our
-,'c|'5. VINO bear burdens, WHO carry all
ihc brirn an" moi'cr 10 bnlII all the hnc
houses, who aiG ,,'Eed To han!'e PORK ana
tobacco. train uil 1al 81. =. m"'a'e' and
Goldfish, who are al dav lon. cnn''nei ~
dusty, close counting rooms, pnL cNhauS-
ting life strength over b!ntt,d account
books. who in lonely church yards mn,t
dig graves, anl work with no company
save the moullclng dead. Are we not
c,mrclrd early and late. 10 do the hardest,
ylIcN, lillhicsi work that human beings ,y-
cr pyrlumrd' What n story ul wrong
could wc tell When | come down To
your great CITY, can, rcl seat in the
cars I'LL the ladies are provided Tor, and
that TOO next to the window. can't
oct seat mt the table a, the hotel. or in
The steamboat, Ill! the ladies are seated ut
the head ni the ,ahIc. where, understand,
the greatest ,lelicacies are paccd. And
il an, body has to wait Tor HE second ta-
.hlc, and Ga, fragments, it, not a adv. If
~ gentleman has Il seat in the cars, and Il
lady comes in, and want, il, 'hough hr were
Mrlchi,edcr him msclf he must rive i, cheer