Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-17
WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

VI the gutter and the Siarc connecscu "iS "
visit of tho Queen of England to Scotland
the extraordinary fesliy paid to her Majesty
and tho overstrainod remarks OF eulogy law
ished upon her person and charaoteI-plca-
sanity remind US of the republican simplicity
of the President Of tho United States; the
avoidance by him of ostentatioD, and the do
mcstic habits which characterize his conduct
The approach to royalty is, indeed, an OBJ.
structed way-through lifo-guards and court
attendants; and mere glance at the Queen
is all that /" the millions" of England can OK.
poet to obtain, as she dashes through the pub
lie thoroughfares. But with US tho case is
different; tho Executive is as easy of ap-
proach, by every one, as private citizen,
and never fails to receive his guests in man
ncr which elicits the hig hest respect; and
such has been the custom with his predecessors
in that exalted station
We have been informed by citizens Of tho
United States who have travelled in foreign
countries, that their statements to this effect
are scarcely credited, and in many instances
disbelieved; for, persons living under mon
archical rule cannot realize the fact that our
highest officers of Government are SO accessi.
Bile and courteous in their bearing. The diff
ference arises from the fact that there fam.
lily" and aristOcracy prevail, while here merit
and just appreciation Of men for their ad-
ministrative abilities enter into the conduct
ing of our public eifairs.
nxf, sOht IN o.
minded women appear to BIO getting jealous at
the neglect with which tho claims Of feminine
suffering humanity" arc slurred over by the
professional philanthropists who are just now
so deeply engaged in the Republican crusade.
Two of the especially strong minded-Paulina
Wright-Davis and Lucy StOne-Bl ackwell-in
announcing the " Sixth National Woman's
Rights Convention" say that "tho advocates
of the Equal Rights of Woman find new rca-
son to proclaim again their constant demand
Principles, for the emancipation, not alone of
one class, or one nation, but Of one half the
human race" They therefore accordingly
invite
/" All who believe that Government derives
its just powers from the consent of the gov
erned
All who believe that Taxation and Repre-
sentatiOn should go together;
All who believe in the right Of all to trial
by jury of their Peers;
All who believe in fair days Wages for
fair days Work;
All who believe in the equal right of all
Children in the community to its Public
Provision, for Education.
To meet In Convention at the Broadway
Tabernacle, New York, on the Sth, 9th and
10th OF October next, to consider whether these
rights and principles shall continue to be
popularity limited to one half tho members of
the community"
That's Wright, Miss Tor rather Mrs Lucy
Don't let the professional good.men, philan-
thropists and moral reformers forget ysur
claims to attention and redress in the frantic
zeal to stock Kansas with Sharpe's rifles
Fiction.-It is a truth which dmits of no
denial, that many a tender hearted sentimen
talist sheds tears over printed work Of &c
tiOn-' yellow cover literature tho
stern realities of every day life scarcely occa.
sion sigh to the same class of readers. As if
profting by this fact, wo find Frcesoil move
lists constantly ministering to morbid minds,
having thoir great literary emporium some
where in the neighborhood of Chicago, whence
they radiato their trash by mail and tclo
graph. All reasonable persons, however, now
understand this disreputablc business, which
has had an injurious effect upon the affairs of
Kansas.
The Chicago Press heads an article "More
Bloody Work in Kansas" and proceeds to
give &" the frightful intelligence that eighty
Free State men, women and children, were
massacrcd by the rufians at Stranger Creek,
on the third instant" But the last part of
this article contradicts the first: The same
paper concludes as follows:
There was no permanent settlement at
Stranger Creek Of the number stated, and If
the massacre occurred Us reported it is proba-
BILE that the victims were n company of set.
tiers who were making their way to some point
eastward for protection
We would remind all those es.mongers Of
the couplet
Lest folks suspect your tale untrue
heep probability In view.'