The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23
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The Massachusetts Legislature appointed 3
hearing to some female petitioners for "Wo-
mans Rights" The rights claimed ere,
that women should be allowed, lst to choose
their own avocation, I'd, not to BE- taxed
without representation !; Sd, to ut on juries,
and 4th, 70 hold once.
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A MoRNoN WITH HIS Wives AND BABIES
In ROurE EeR WARRINGTON. "A goOd Mormon
story is told BY friend Of ours now travel
ing in the west, looking after the CONNER
eial interests Of the house with which hs j.
connected, and who possesses : fund Of sly
wit, which 10 brought admirably into play
on all fitting occasions. While stopping
short time since at q hotel in Cleveland, u,
it happened that the Marsh Children, .
troop Of juvenile comedians, familiar to us
all, numbering 20 or 80, arrived and put up
at the same house. Their first appearance
IN the dining room naturally attracted great
attention, and many were tho inquiries
made in reference to them, who and what
they were. They occupied an entire table
all under II years Of age; dressed alike
and nearly all girls, with five or six midle-
aged females-their teachers-sprinkled
among them. At the head Of the table sat
Mr.. Marsh, grave, solemn and dignifed in
manner, sort Of Alexander Selkirk, in
small way, monarch Of all he surveyed
At the table and by the side Of Afr. Quis
sat two or three gentleman somewhat rural
in aspect who were evidently a good deal
mysti6ed at the appearance Of things, and
ON putting the question of what it meant.
they were informed that the grave person
age at the head Of the table was delegate
from Brigham Young prominent and