Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-02
contemplate set, who have in their zeal. r.

a contemplate set, who have in their zeal. u
tarded their own course-more worthy of a
good thick coat oftar and pitch, than of X
suth hat and blanket shawl, bya geea.
Slavery isn't such monstrous bng-
considerable as one, who knew n5thirzt
from observation, would bc LED - hoiiova .
peru sal Of Uncle Toms Cskin' Ian. tl......
sed to people putting their fingers n ...
folks pie, and if they 90. I'm right s.'4a
have them get burned If your rabs. al.s
lay the tlIttering JUNCTION to thsir so ..t
southcrncrs are going to submit 10 their
tations, they'll be just as much missassu S
the old lady was when abe Knocked her slst
ding off of the table and said - seat
Mr. n. Tell me what you Think a. Ts-
mans Rights. In short. Sallie, gis M -
history of yourself not as relates - t,
events in your life, &C., but a history ol v..-
mind. Will you do so?
Miss 5. AS to Woman's Rights, ny
est opinion is, that she has il, in every serss
of the word, when she is esteemed. loyel
and protected by the lords of creation. '--
True, some of them are superior, in men-al
and physical strength, to man, hut not ae Is
general thing. The only sphere that Infinite
Wisdom designed her to Eli, is private iiL.,
home is her world. She is mans nleror,
and by him should be cherished and protcc-
ted. Woman, | think, is altogether out G
her latitude, when she mounts The rustfGin.
or dons the Bloomer. For the foundation i
my faith, I'll justrefer you tothe22d, 80 aui
Gath verses, V chapter Erhesians, and pcuta-
ronomy 22d chap. 5th verse
MIR. n. You have answered nv Guestica.
and please accept my thanks, for the SAN.
will you, Sallie? | like your notions iu ID
good many respects-Pm aware, or thin 1
am-that these sentiments, of yours. con
from good heart, whether thev will hcar
the scrutiny of analysis Or not: n makes lso
difference, and that | like, fer | d. Ike ta
see virtue, piety and goodness in woma;kir ,
as well as in man. Yes, Salie ! ike yaur
nations, in good many reapects, acej, ,snd
like you better-I do upon my wo-i, r
lie, and having screwed my COURAGE 10 tie
sticking point-for like the good old rri,,-
tive way of courting the gals, and | nc,.r
saw any but ninnies and transcenleatalis.s,
that did not. The modern system eschc,.-.
heartily dispise, and wouldn't insult any 5,
tie fairy by courting her after the foolish
tashlon-l say having screwed my COURAGE
to the sticking point, | ask you plump apd
plaIn-'otH you marry me, Sallie?
Miss s. All there's the rub,' as S,.ak.
peare saJs-ahem who would have thoc-at
it would come to this Well ye-no-. Nat
if should meet you here in smoothsa.iii i.
nOoiuu huOm lTom Il DOnch Oi ts-r-
nips-Just think of that and under sush
circumstances you want me to decide Fl
will marry you or not And besides = B.
you tell me, you are as ugly as Rocky
Mountain Budger,' when tits only a thin
of beauty that is a joy forever and more
over and furthermore'-to adopt pbrasologv
that smacks of your profession, you tell iss
you are dear lover of beef and BRANDY
Augh
Mr.. n. My dear little darling, its a dcei-
ded mistake | am not very ugly man, SO
the pretty minxessay up here iD IIardScrabia;
and not only that, but it's positive fact,
sweet Saliie, that was once very popular
Temperance Lecturer, in these paris, and /
haven't fallen from grace yet-have' nj upon
my word. It's the truth, the whole truth.
and nothing bot the truth, I'm telling We.
and now you know me, like book will yuu
| have me, Sallie?
Miss s. Y-e-s-ahemi
! Mr.. n. Oh! glory that's the way 10 g. r..
! it, Sallie None of yonr fantings, and
| lachadaiscal sentmentalites for Nat Norsa.
! Give me the girl that can face the ma Il. :,r D
! not finch And now my own little dar.;ns
you may expect me down to Smoothstilirg
to the tune Of Garry me back to oh Ylr-
gInny, to cage my sweet little souticrnsan 70
ster. And let me tell you, here, that I'm In
4
of Kingdom come, perfect paradise Of e.
spot The people are rich, learned and a..
istocratic; highly cultivated, and Just sGcn
as like, and you will like. Externally. fhe
village is bute: wide, lcysl streets, liEci
with old deep-foliaged trees with ths broad
blue Zodiac river running close along, aEI
its banks fringed with shrpbbery. IT'S just
as quiet as quiet can be, and resent les a ..--
est, with beautiful houses dropped duv 4
among the trees. And 10 crown ali, 'oaril.fs
purest treasure, cO1teafment, is here >s
you may suppose, my darling, that we sha 4
live here, point blank like ,wo partriJges IN
pea-time.
Miss 5. Not quite so fast, Nat; Pvc Jos.
one word Of admonition, before You put out
for these parts-and that is, never tell lir.
if not from principle, for fear it migk! some
time be found out, and operate sonew IN.
upon your position, in a social sense, If n5tl.-
ing more. And secondly, and lastly, when
strangers in the case always hear i
mind tho old darkie's assertion, which Is moro
tue than rhetorical 'they's mighty unssr-
tain! Now, Nat, Pm under the necesa.t-
of saying that I'm a shouting member ~.
the ANTI MATRIMONIAL SocIErv anI oI q
meant I'd have you a lonq ac4J M!
Mr. n. Sold by tie prince Of Wall
Sallie, my 1ednaes's Haynes!
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