The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07
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Tksrs is sa5IinIsy ip he influence of Of
habits and chafatfer Of man, itfiatzwhen ex-
eroised On The siadaf sigls pas1ahes largely
II, tie CHAR ctef of a sd pefiors being. Tke4
U;6s2 dgbased an 5ig me men unie a tone of
mlanlness and respect when inStIe society
of peifezIB iIIded woman, and the moral out
,astgstaiIds up In her presence once more,
in the dignity and upri9htness Of his bet
ter days. She reproves in her gentieness
the boisterous language oftthe street rowdy,
aud in her 'presence at least lie will avoid
the repetitiahlof those aoEds grsaaions that
offend. She checks the youth in his ways
nf dissipation. and by her voice of warning
many young man isssayed from a fate in
FINELY. worse thar, death. she can, by the
puf;Ey Of haf w ehafa9 leach fss sl4sos
GATES 10 shun The Society Of The unworthy.
and preserve them froIn the infuence that
destreysaa ~ g4syfas 1gs. .oITasz, If,sg
Great is the ponsibility cot AvomanA in
this respect. No man who desires 10 onen-
DIV a respectable 5position II ssecietYs would
ever suffer profane word to pass his lips
an uunlanly3 Jest 90 aeeileJ his shea,1, 1eys an
hour of dissipation, TO disgrace his name,yif
hezkheweth that 4he ssfriendship4g respect and
confidence of woman depended upon his
stunning the ways Of the tsansgfessor.s No.
woman would ever mourn the Shame and
disgrace of ruin and deseftien, If her be-
trager knew that her sisters would never
treat him with respect, after he had sdishon7
ored one of the most humble of her sex.
While the fesolfte maintenance of'right by
woman makes better the society in which
She moves pnTers ands more holy the asso-
ciates who gather around her fireside, and
strong and more sacred the tie that makes
man the guafdiah and protector of woman.
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Justice Catron of The United States Su-
preme Gaart has publielgland earnestly pro-
tested, in Nashvlle,-Tean., his residence,
against afactga6& pending iin the Iegisla-
ture of his STATE which provides that free
colored persons shall be seized and sold, if
found in Tennessee, after the 1stj day Of
May next, if athey are adults and that if
children. they shall be bound oat and the
adults to be allowed to emisFate to Africa,
in which case some Slight aid is to be fur
nished by the State TO assist in their trans
portation- = or to be allowed to seek mas
ter. aud go. into Slavery. nab .ba.4..-if
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We have looked carefully over our Dem
ocratic. exchanges for some word of dis
sent or, disaprobation in regar1stol the dis
union resolutions proposed in the South
CpSlies Lsgislasurea But we hsayelooked
in vain. They7are either in favor of the
dsunioe movement. or dare not say they
are against it, In either case they lend (it
the encouragement of their silence. ~ Ir,,-s
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Col. Colt has invented a revolving shot
gun. Il is said that upon a late trial fthis
valuable gun, at a distance Of thirty yards.
90 it put IT'S pellets in a circle of 1e inches
diameter, Penetrating 70 sheets of ordinary
brown paper, the shot used being No s shot,
II ounces and two, drachnis of 3powderzto
each charge, The gun is a tiye-slhooteer. >
The Secretary of The Treasury refuses to
pay members niAaa ges aud saiaI'ys,a though
appropriated. Oh tie ground that no, evi-
dencesof membership exists till Speakers
certificate is fufnishedi - -. .'7'
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Two CExTuRIEs OF Sour MILK.--A pa
per says that Il physician IN Huntsville has
discovered how, by living principally on
butternik, alSmau being may Protnggbis
existence ito tie period Of two lhuanredg year,.
But whetherahswere worth while to- live two
CENTURIES n such diet, our ,cotemporary
Saith not. ssd5 ,aEt} EsIail ,saas14 ,'9iG -
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INeENIogs.TThe Chinese meihod of ia
king off boots is as fpIlqws:i They, place
the boot "a vice, andCapply yoke TO the
neck. worked by wheel. which only stops
working when bhe boot, or head comes off,
Civility Is the national bond Alma HEAR t.
which frequently bring sfon an iincrease OF
interest, proportional TO- the insecurity q
tho canifaI =" 41Sa 2 o-t2slf asa 81 l@s.7 7
VIC oaPisei;i .1gsss8a8Hgl a1 bsge5ssl Il sd sz9A
Charity isa delicate. render graz and car
scarcely endure tlie mining of itseff, far less
of those things that are contrary 20 r.; 1. :
Why are. young ladies at the breaking Up
of party like arrows? Because they ca8'
goantf without a 6eaa aud all are in QstiueI
till they get one. asor - R@l afa.f 81 q a
MesAnysFsRt oralisis rh9 gaenas o
religion; ills easier to BE- just than generous