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Mr. Eomers, NC are tnlnsne.l hxa conecntcsI 20
the usc Of Ats name IN tnu aboFo eonnccnoa aaa
fhht he iii tc tE.u.npbanty elected thcsc ss not
iir .lehte,k rost4nlc douns- He IA just tnc right
E;aE tlf The plAce.
, 1869-10-11

wha, have s.atel mat seca, a.mo+: incredible to
sore OF you: but DO .tneefci1 sturn. T. ! snow
tli,np 10 DECEIVE you. Or 70 ttate falsely Of any
pfrsou or prfrons 1t Is a. dtsaGreeahle, assure
ron for ne 10 ssy an2ht Of those who Ms acting
se.r me III II M rea,ssks should asppen 10 get
into rytnt, MANY man viii read them who kno -
tnat might sa5 hundred tt.nes a uanch more ~
poiIlrx,ly, without exsKTrIstson. There arc men
u m.n % "a Sea GiS Yort, Ii poan,ie. lis sney sho
AZ killing the Republican partJ-not thost who
crimes of suen. Il d NOT only unpleasant bas
o1sen dsnerfuus TO exposc these men. hare
.nown one Of them, ni9n IN ansnsFa,., to iuzn
House. and Lie Ia walt ike vIlIaiu, to aAsa1}t
4 member Of the CoubcdI for referring 10 4
t1au.ae1.on, IN WHICH The rutlitn was ensayet,
ioF shame to hear; and hi. man and hls f9endl
g; q '.soMes, besiet. copoesneaa:s ! seray
local poltt1cs, tnar ,til ~ll aoon set 10 be tue
worst place to lire In outside the lutesnA rnziont,
Al the present time It = next 10 tmposslble for
10 conssder masttrs .reEsa!ninR TO tne city KoT.
cEnmept without thetf lsctug lnsultc&, thcls
o. =, oseseP .ss Rna n y oaed
within tho Iasl three months. Fnt epeceh u
hanily permitted here now. For THIS ressou II
becsae necestarJ for numbef Of leading GILL
Library 1lall sw.ndlr. and this bad 70
Tne ei,izens Of Paris, under a despotisu, enjoy
more freedom, respecting theft cecliona tnan ~c
90 under This - Dsrnace ;" dynasty. Why *lu
the people Of this CITY arbui 10 the tyranny OF an
Ahvcntnrer who 10 ashamed Of his Own Eeal name,
who brsievea Cod myth, sud douss religion and
morals sl,ke, There IL no more sense 10 than
for 1nelr Totsh1pping The thlcaxo River Ike
hcAthen. The propic fcErl*c this Chicago " Bis
II an. and theJ will nba7e the great nuisance BY
cleaning him out at the polls IN November next,
ann there Hlll be great rejoicing over the reault
Thereof.
Ny people hare lived IN thia country for $50
years. nud none OF them have cscr been arrested
fur offending It's Laws James Ous, the father
Of tie Iiesoiutlon," aud Abraham lucoln were
my kintDCn, but cl4,1 10 right that The iRvs OF
tile land do not guarantee to tie citizen who Ia
nAturaIlzed to day hit do demar when rogues
rsrrp power and crack their wnt1A orcr honest
mems neAds. a. # they sere their slAres. and nc
HlAn ileAcrvcS The nAtic Of American citizen who
won't
MAJ0H BTBr8Ke0k
made a Fpcech, tn which he reviewed the policy
ol the Itarnacle party aud gase some interesting
stctrhts Of the do.nRs of sume Of III prominent
leni1ctt-
The meeting was k!tcrwagds addressed ~ ten
81. Il u. Wasisce ahd other speakers, when The
meeting adlourucd.
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SITUATIONS WANTEG-TEMAIIs

ClTuAT1On HAHTKp-BY A tanY OF MANY
,.M :. rstr aer md ree,'.tn 9; q trssh tt~ hs ~
FErreh. l.stp. and The e!sa u ti.r.r
R1<sltfttn In p1r.te teaonl. Of =, s.th ~ tttrs
able r the r.tsht,shnenk ef pra, ae,ati At.'-+
lt'f u, TIhuE- ufiruL
| El1EATlUas WAN Ep-DY '.-a71 ClHlS, IL lH'
- xtHvra1 homework or Eclnd Hotk Cm' }.- s+s-.
twu tayt- Gu.s1 nlertncLs. EA1 At ~ 8sets y.
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WARD CAMPAIGN C0MNiTTEE
iIEAporArTFEs

C17tzksx' CEA1sAL CAMPAIGN CoNNrErEES
No. ls6 WA%M1No7uH ssAKxE. Oct .. 1861
The Central CanralRn Comnoittet. appointed hJ
the candidates upon the Citizens Reform ticket
IL hc ditchagge oi ihftf dutet have fclt the nerd
Of assitauoc IN uultlps and ofssu1'rz the d!sets-
ittd elements that common ErtErances hAse
driven TO uhised tute1e.t :: the approaching uon-
ro.,tlsst csmpsiEn. Toey. toet.tors, n:se - ~
1ard to aa+tss ahea4 IN the preliminary orgautxs.
Oh TUESDAY evening, st the places designated. At
$50 p m. anA elect 4 President,
Htee President and Seere:Ars, aad an Ex-
ecnure CouuiEtee Of three per4ous.
| rersons opposed to u governmental aaa~e,, nn1
| especially 10 the extorttonste tfactsuns aud cnr-
rupt pbuse$ Of the T1GK nov con'solilng uur coan-
tr. city, and town Uoscrnmrnts They Will resort
| the txHe Of the conmittee rrtstnt u aheif meet
iuT, and aiso the name, Of the otlceTs and taels
Eces for futurt meetings u ~ early N hour Oh
"Wednesday morniDx - may be coayeuieot, 70 the
| headquarte94 Of this oonarattee at No. rs Wssh'
irRton street: 4ud ten hold themselves IL Tetdt
ne1s TO Yecetro tuch l1rtuer communtcanon fro1
tie Central CnupAEn Committee ~ mutual con
sulta,lon n4aI prose regulate respecting NOR
enlarged and pe3nanent ergxn'za'!o !oe aud sesne1ot
more Rtascral expression OF popular scotl11en
touching the tnost asai'ab'e means Of snctas:
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trsiness ofthe sesaion,..th Jury returned TO it
rGoN.
NEW sCIT.
Eb.ted States :. John Zimmerman Informs.
, 1869-10-11
REAL EsTATB WANTED.

r osy-pRSs1oy CERT1FlcArE, ISSUED IN
the name Of Henry kellogg. The drder vii &c fr-
Vstd-d by tesvius The sszae II ha ~ Clatk'st. up
u
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GRAND {Fkf.
The nfacd Tory returned into court, harth
found nine ire balls- Ttis not contindlng inc
, 1869-10-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND t:FSTLEAFS
w d+sfriaf kntervfews with view IN raasftas.as
msy address p o. EoK IL! Ct ieAxn C.,mn1 1aic1tions
frt ladies reettred 1nd answered hJ lad.
, 1869-10-11

q. FaFTkN.
r. ". ktitlth.
Tthp,as Tirbry.
lxit.+s tA.1lWny.
ban K4te.
t'hsF.t,A sl+Ewah
I. II. stanton.
JaG4,tI Klein.
tA~ rr1lcf Ford.
baker Bofh
Il Andersen
VIII rileet st n
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11RRE0vAL-N.fB T. 3, GAN HIVE TE K rSTKR
Sirr sCr!Erd ty letter Gf I'd UetnbF nF calling II nf
hte i9etthrd IN The Clty Disrttury. any MORNING
T1EHsoSAL YOUNG NAV or MEANS AvD
pV.tt.snx yount dn 7.ee1 Address IN enaa1 1taec-
ARTHUR RAFMOSEt P. o. Box - t1Et,11N. IL
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Robert Clark
Owen EOArty,
JaIntt NAnaAn,
jacob Fn1trnAD.
hsk DaeeHng.
Wendell Meyer.
| Alcx. Young.
JAMes GtkHn,
Ak1. Klh1an,
! Alex. ReTktey.
| 1tnImhh CNb<y,
| u. Sullivan,
| II. Ech.nh.
| John McCaddJ
/ John Wren.
l 1.-n& H$.~t~
, 1869-10-11

z.~. tr 1n.-sss to enc jaasry s% d;exson: y 100
10 tnkkr the innr OF Eurnnc tnc rrnstnt
te.,t,,.. uf cf.nfps al tho rnta1tef* u Ih!s
oaEd k1e nut Of hai character, but thote
,,e Heo a,, spe at .aen nc 9eson. ri c,eFse no es9
roLs!trraGuu from thr publIc- tE1pect'nS ftlrnesa
from the ts7I 10 -, tast pertaining 70 e. sieG, e.
ri, thr Pulse Department In the raRin atsy and
tope .th k:ns" i, p,rs n.esssaoan i, m !:
tu!4>ar3 II setsh; he gti'sa u "ith fth o. teo.
A seu'1-mnsl, sec+ntf3 hi fsastltr 1u hnsihess!
u m Of rnu3h elnqutuce. ~h.ca trough. him 1ntt
Eo1lre In tAl- ct,1.mnnty. nr.t Ut political ut'es
l.rt. w. nafned sE'.,n,. making ~ ~ sasoa
SsseT.nefers. j did jim .i1t nsn. in ha..a-s
i.err, but it GOES On .taie. among o:ner thlaRs
that The writer's Ias1ner Hhu Na> secsrtasE aut
CONCERN Ut The ex1A1a'tn Of she zsr.nes.hlp, i
avoid IN e1annnaion Of them bg n expert. Il
nut possible taak THIS Department ahoald be
d.1u+hr- Tnr t'n,c41o tee"t'a 1:*.'. III lea1tn
rG,oF1si rvccnttJ l'u1is-heo fearful account
police enlargement. fspm ~hle" aaote The 70
II canpat bc said that either person Or proper
Is nov n!r IN our c.'y. Nasn *e le ao*n
nsIe our e,umoezs deeper. .alie lac pos.se bur
laI nprIoprtAiea our v.tct. t;Sely .a1 u;feE' e
III naa, taa .ooe seap"a oe sst Gay
murt t(lsn st.0 prot ote4htnufl shttvrA sone o1 tas
Inn GIN cls,y mat tious ana driving their c1ffise
throEeh the avcouet In a sssle which r.y41s
<9it< bt our city We have a'-o 50EtT o. lsty "a
Ting hels In full bla.t, wnrtr 900 eoo n tne
R1eksr~ IL won staz&y from our mtrcaanth cltl
ar1 l2tsoeerS, and how many o:het dtn1 of ms
there a1e VIC know nat. They ass fc1toa- T.
oth+t {ourps6 lnfoFm the pahttc that ar %!
nos onty ~teE At er.oae, MT shut tasiE eyes 4
seep them 70 with o1tstTrtebed nAua% ilEe III
besgprx, Eng alike ali eno p7t m ,oe5 Ia tt
pA!u4a. they &1y that notof.o3s Kanh!t
fapr1eHanA hu1Esa5t, and thieves are nc
@culled' OF indicated, although n
hannts arc MI kuoxn. And !: has CONC 10 {
fnsf tur eli. Huafu.n1s are banded Uith devil
i1utuzn form to rob and murder us7 Heaven
mr.. our tp1tes Must be turned tsto iostte.scS
mr. f,odlts Into walking sr%ena.h'
me peTfo1R sliuhtd to IN the preceding ?
rnh ma = voice ia t1e tiosar5 Hail meet
sfne.r ,1n1ebce uoyplna.ei the cIn'ihsats for
iee Com oissioneF- Thev lno* ihetr man 20
Knows them. az Is aDplJ proven 10 the fteen,
ice fprc4tIeaiioa. II II alleged thst sast g
date. dnftpz the tste var, ~As 10 the hah:t o1
rr..inr bonrsr- l7trpeI& aud, 1usteai ot d4are
then rn 10 tue Fuyrfr79rn at Aslthofsfles. kept
Mt The AtHpty uottt the half-ksassed sfst
aonI,f epilef aSa!n Is Substitutes, and taesf y
ttrt. r4ta WIKI the peoples a1ohee: ~eos ~
,ncsft Apy one oeetsnus Of fufthe1 lnlo!ult 8
i,r,on this subject, Is referred 10 ex,tahTI =
Il+fsrfIye KrinplJt. and II ch0hti J. L. It2At
iatt comuandapt ., Caup FFI:
Truth u stranger tsa7 1et1op. II II fa'a'
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S. =. Chnds,
r, Hr.ehkertoft.
j. H.tl5lxs,fne.
Ept# Weller.
Jacob LAutr.
81. FxattEtn,
Phil. kEfa.
ChAA Warden.
!. Prp11dfoot.
John GCstHld.
ThA. J. Lee.
| ". r. Eften.
NIL yl,fN+t nt II
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of banks, S2lO, ,050; specie, S25 600; and among
their liabilities, capital, $685., 500; profits,
Sl69 coo; bank notes outstanding, Sl45, 500;
deposits, 81, ,536 $50; due 10 banks, $l2l,000.
Georgia. eight banks; aggregate, Sc, ,188, ,376;
loans and ditcounts, 50, lSl, ,4O0 bonds deposited
to SECURE circulation and public deposits,
S15sO, COO; due from banks, S2s6,0OO; specie
S56,0C0 capital, $l600,000; profits, $445 600;
bank notes outstanding, 81, 200, 900; deposits,
S2,6S7C0 due to banks, etc.. 1928 600.
Alabama, two banks: aggregate, $,339, 200
Loans and discounts, $500, 500; bonds dep 1siied
due from banks, $4,000; specie, S59, 600; CAPT.
tai, S400G00; profits, $7l, eco; bank notes out
stabdiDg, $2G4, $50; deposits, S565, ,450; due to
banks, $4,000.
/ ouisiana, two banks, both being in the city
OF New Orleans; aggregate, $4,545,5sO; loans
Treasurer Spinner, 81, 20s, 600; due from banks,
S2S4, 800; cash items $644, 700; specie S93, 900:
capital, $l,300,900; profits, 1921 900; bank notes
outstanding, ST, l,059 0G0; deposits $l750, ,000 due
TO banks, $4,000.
Texas, four banks; aggregate slightly over
Spinner, $670 900; due FROM banks, 100000;
specie, $l73,97l; capital, S500,OO0; profits,
Sl2boO0i bank notes outstanding, S392OOO; de-
posits, S96l, 600.
Arkansas, two banks; aggregate, 5000 1885,;
bonds deposited with Treasurer $3.50 900; due
from bank4,, S47,COO; specie, S329O; capital
$200,O00; profits, S42, 400; bank notes ou.staud.
Ing, Sl79; deposits $546, 600.
Tennessee twelve banks; aggregate resources
and liabilities, 81, 335560; leans aud discounts,
81 20S 500; bonds deposited to secure circulation,
ETC., 81 900 600; due from banks, $3.50, ,000 bills
of national banks, $490,000; specie, 1900;
capital, 81, 900, ,000 profits 1851 600; bank no es
outstanding, 81, l43,000; deposits, SO S7G 900
due to banks, S4S 600.
There are no national banks in Mississippi.
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interview terminated. The Ambassadors we're
subsequently received by the Empress, when
Mr.. Burlingame took occasion to convey the te.
iicitations OF the Emperor OF China to her Ma
jesty and to the Imperial family
HAVANA, Jan. 23.-Advices from st. Domingo
says the official Gdcetd, state that the revolu-
tionists, under Ogando, had been defeated
Private advices on the contrary, say the Revo-
lutionsts have captured the villages of Neiba
and Parabona, and are advancing on Aqua.
A number of banshed Dominicans had left
Curacao and landed on the south western coast
The Dominican Government was for gardug
troops to support President Baoz who was in
the field against the revolutionists.
General Lusseron IS reported to have landed
on the northern coast. The entire country was
In an unsettled condition.
Mr. Hartmont, London banker, had arrived
at the capital with the object of concluding q
loan of $4,000, 600 to President Baez. helatter
grants, as a guarantee of the payment of the
loan, all the copper mines and coal mines at
Samana aud the guauo on the island of Alta
Yela, The contract was expected to be signed
this week, whereupon English vessels-of-war
would Immediately proceed to Samana and
PARIS, jan 24.-The Gaulois says the Greek
Government has rejected the declarations of
the late Paris Conference.
FLoRENCE, Jan. H.-Violent debates took
place last week in the Italian Parliament on the
question OF the mill tax, the collection OF
which had lately caused go much riOtous
agitation. The action of the Government was
severely denounced by the opposition.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 23.-Hobart Pasha has
sailed with his fleet from the harbor of Syra,
the governor of that island haviAg promised
that the steamer Eross shall not be permitted
TO leave the port.
The NIceroy of Egypt has offered the Sultan
au army OF fifty thousand men and fleet in the
event of war with Greece.
MADRID, Jan. 2.-It is announced, on official
authority, that the Provisional Government,
believing that it truthfully lnterprets the ieels
1ngs OF the nation, cannot accept any proposi-
t1on fol the. .Cesslon of the island of Cuba.
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FOrei~u Affairs.

1.u,,y, Ion % The Djorjo AVS that q riot
II ,i3ad H"I iost ,inht N The town of Rigla
was :. a!.e lI , Thn I,oirntserS wore called
OptposItSS t ;nca then nniat has nrevalIed Ar
ohS, ,t anu the son,e time shots from small arms
aoUu' s'oro frad asainst Ecrt CInbanas and Fort
~ OroISo INo Az The firing was kent mn
Nuo .I o,SStooI[ A N Int when the voInnfeers
uaun aI,nood tbnH fonnd no enemy A distnrbance
nL 1Ioco to.Jdoy in this citv and shots were
noeS hefween the ri0ters and the voinn.
.noes wha6y tronnniIlItv was restored.
'oII uay"Ss q, Ian S9D1riniT the performance OF
,hn ninstteIs az the Villa Nine va Theatre last
tne odi,rr thore ware seditions cries of "Viva
SasnndS7,s Il and manv of the- audience com
,noapceS sirSing the reyolnfionarv hvmn.
tornidabIa riot ensned and the Snanish armed
nL,,4earS ond Tho noIice fired unnn the neopIe
~ t,nad tba 6re ond n1anv were wounded
W. III iHe Tha eirair has cyeated the most
~ ;L,anoe D0va eTcitarnant aaneIhle men of hoth
tnrlies reSrat the occurrence of this ontbreak
- r.. Co. - D,,s aCoro l,;Iad enJ m any
,I'dsd III ~ 4 - h1s{Dass ,Dos done todsv OWING
mo,Lo trnuh1as Ia = n5Ibt h,T fha ev,itement is
-, W Cnieting ami NO tmrfher Cistnrbonces are
NJ Ura SbnoSp5 1
"PPPhe Gncei1 IT, dav nubIishes the provisions of
AZ a1 a, oIe StoraI law Cnba wIH send IA ana
1t nv ~ Dr. II here 10 the Snanish CORES
F35to NJ Ion "a y Severai soldiers beIonging
M nANAnH, 1ar o'|na ord regnior forces were asses
10 .he ~ L. Tbase trorsoct,ons together
sIna'ep % tuuay9iiod sieie of off?Ts ON tbis iIond
win lne unsetlGu o''t,o 49, ~ L. i o tIi i'N"'
cause much Ine ssnan6od nrbI;
,in me some tme aso, will nor be resumed at
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Southern National hanks.

The general abstract of the condition of the
national banking associations of the United
States will be published during the present
week. The following items, contained in
the abstract prepared of the condition of the
national banks of the Southern States, are of
INTEREST,"
In the State of Virginia seventeen banks
report an aggregate OF resources and liabilities
amounting TO $3.50, 750, including under the
former heading:-Loans and DISCOUNTS, S., 500.
$50; bonds deposited with the Treasurer of the
United States to secure circulation and on
account OF public deposits, s.; SOO, 500; seouri:
ties, bonds, etc. on hand, $420 600; bills of
rational and other banks, $l6s,OOO; specie,
$50, COO; and under the head of liabilities:-
Capital stock, So, ,l50, 900; profits, $342, 600;
deposits, $3,64l, 900.
North Carolina, six banks, aggregate, $2,495,.
759. Loans and discounts, $4,000 bonds
deposited with the Treasurer of the United
states, 100000; due from banks, $4,000; bills
of banks, $3.50, 900; specie $4,000; capital,
$93, 900; profits, $95,e00: bank notes outstand-
ing $4,000; deposits, 81, 26O 900; due to banks,
South Carolina, three. banks aggregate,
81, $3.50, $50. Loans and discounts, 81, ,1Sl, 600;
bonds deposited with Treasurer OF the United
states' s2O4, 600; due from banks, $4,000; bills
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NEWS SUMMARY.
civ ARnira.


The strike of the ingrain carpet weavers for
last summers prices still Coutmues and about
one thousand men are stun holding out.
About halt-past O'Clock yes erday morning
Green Lennahans factory, at Main and Adams
streets, was damaged by fire 10 an extent OF
about $1,000.
About hali-past O'Clock yesterday morning
slight FIRE occurred in NagleY & McDowelps
Second and Wharton streets.
While Simon Everett was engaged on Satur-
day in coupling cars, at Church Station, Frank
tord he was caught between the bumpers. His
head was badly injured and his jaw-bone
broken. He resides AZ Cranberry, N. j.
john Mills, seaman. injured by an acci-
dent at sea and John ONeilI, with broken
leg, caused by slipping upon tne ice, were ad-
mitted to the Epi-cCnal Hospital on Saturday.
The funeral of MIR. Polk, wuo lost his life
at the recent fire at Ninth and Chestnut streets,
took place on Saturday afternoon from the resi-
dence OF DR.. Leidy, No, 4SO North Sixth street.
IL was attended by a large number OF the rela-
tiyes and friends of the deceased
Martha Mcfarland, with severe injuries,
caused bV falling on the pavement, and Michael
Hays, suffering from bone in the throat, have
been admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
William Simpson was also admitted on Saturday,
with serious injuries, caused by fall from
scafold at Ninth and Chestnut streets.
Alexander Melville, Coored, aged nineteen
years, was yesterday admitted into the Penn
sylvahia Hospital suffering from the loss OF his
left leg and hand aud the fracture OF his right
leg, caused by being run over by freight train
OF cars at West Chester, Pa. Melville is
native of Norfolk, Va.
The Joint Committee of the Grand Lodge
and Grand Encampment, ana delegates from
the subordinate Lodges, TO make arrangements
for the grand parade of the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows held an adjourned meeting on
Saturday evening. john W. Stokes, P. G., pre-
sided. The various committees appointed at a
previous meeting reported that they had orga-
nZed and were attending 10 the duties assigned
them. The Committee on Ways and Means
reported that they were about sending circular
to all the Lodges and Encampments throughout
contributions, to enable the Joint Committee to
make the Semi-Centennial Celebration of the
introduction of Odd Fello wship upon this con-
tinent, In this city, in April next, an affair
creditable 10 Philadelphia and Pennsylvania.
A resolution providing tor an assessment of $40
upon each Lodge and Encampment intending to
parade, to be used exclusively for the payment
OF street music, vas adopted.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-25
Woman.

in recent speech Mr.. Gladstone drew dis
tincuOn between Il e words womanly and
womanish. Womanly is an almost reverential
epithet. 1t implies goodness, tenderness,
fidelity. "Unwomanly rags" was the strongest
phrase Hood could hud for expressing a garb
which unseXed its wearer. An unwomanly
woman means a monstrosty; while true
womanly pity, or real womanlS sympathy, is a
something which goes straight to the heart of
all who have suffered, or are suffering. To be
womanly is coneistent with talent and genius,
though there are many clever women whose
won manliness is pre-eninent. In short to be
womanly should be the first grace of woman
and the epithet if applied to men, as 1t is in
rare instances, and under circumstances which
are exceptional conveys an Impression of good
ness OF heart, of anatuTe unspotted by the world
ard of trustwoTthiness unsullIed and complete
Womanish is the reverse of all this. 1t conveys
tbeOriental or brute notion OF woman-puppets,
coy, frightened, useless, and without soul or
brain-creatures to be used as play things by the
superior animal, and to be thrown aslde-beings
whose humanity is devoid of all that makes
humanity holy; such are the womanish women
Of the seDsuallsts of the East-such Is the con-
temptuous meaning the adjective bears here.
To speak of an Englshman as womanish is TO
hold him up to the bitterest contempt