The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-19

remef7y has fjeen s,igGested which oea's ap-
with this phenomenon, b. oo,reio-
: limo allusion has been MADE 70 his Ino oSsstenco
tive sruggler, man, Is eecassH no neciaI nsr.
is too ingnleantss ss.,s ae env interest Ii his social
apSvsncement pS0s, with The exception OF h,mseH:
my Sssara 10 however one shnihye type Wnlcn Is
;teestinr naers ~ rom the fact that 1t cannot be
t,aeoJ heyond the last d. cade-a Development
of liberalism, siren; thened BY the reform 0nl
0ents Oa his constitute s in society. He has a..
Ways vUa17 lust left the House Of Commons, or Is
msf going there; he comes In to dinner very
late. and 1mpresses his hostess With the oeliel
that something is going on for the good OF tne
country..-en the same principle ne goes W
balls about two o'clock, anc assures niS panS
ners during the intervals between tne Igoa ngures
that there Is nothing gong on ~ s. snv M Nm .
If he s introduced to any one, ne oners nlla poa
pIace in the gallery from which ne can near
the presentation of petition or the asking o.
a question. and contriVes OF the same tlme 70
piSe, the inpression that there is only one
member who can introduce strangers, anu tna'
heis that member. He stops everybody "noH
he knoWs.in the street to inquire what tnelf
nn,nion is of the state 'of the currency,
and looks panied II the question is -evadeo.
He poes into society. because ne CONSIDERS
that little relaxation unbends the mlnd, ana
when he is not discussing politics, he is apoloi
gizing for being seen.s II q dew 1nCoiefant per-
sons call MIN occasionally tiresome, he has, on
thaa :otheri!baIad, .thet satisfaction Of hearing
f1any worthy people say that ne Is q rising
'young man. BE has an extreme contempt lor
the; goed-natured and harmless strnggler VINO
amends his time on landings or staircaseS, re-
trieying cloaks and third daughters and car
riagesSs variety which is too Well Known 20
need description, which delights IN afternoon
teas. and represents manhood at those mys-
tteries. Like Gulliver, by the Brobdignagian
maids Of honor, this struggler is treated VIVID
no Kind of ceremony and Is looked upon py
old WON an as one OF themselves. He mas,
hoycTer, the merit OF, performing dennlte ger
vices in return for the invitations ne receives,
and sometimes crowns hagpy oio age W an an
have a certain small individuality, even down
to The drawing-room acrobat who ID supposed
to canse the amalgauation Of party, and
who at least succeeds In preventing all conVer-
sation, while he sings songs which by some
strange accident are termed comic.
The disappearance, however, OF au tnsse eA,
istsnces would leave no void-they could have
no hone Of being missed. The women, on the
other hand, to whom we have referred, are on
O.; wholly different footing. We have demon
strated that they are social necessities; as much
90 as junior lords OF the treasury or vestrymen.
and the only wonder Is that they have not been
called into being at an carrier perioa. Ihis i1'ls
the lady,birds and yellow flles OF last years. ID
equally, unnecessary to speculate 'as TO the
sunrce. from which they come to us. Ihey
leave their homes and counties to DO US good,
tha4 supply q Faeaaeyy raise the general stand
ara, and deserve protection and gratitude
| Theifi vanides are very harmless. II they
lengtheu their names without the direct inter-
position OF. Providence, they are the only per-
sons affected by the change. II they send out
theif cards of invitation at first as recklessy as
Wineimerchantai issue their circulars, and oflen
with as little result, the evil Is one which is
remedied In the. succeeding season. we nave
described the opportunities they enjoy. inc
to think that strawberries In the house OF
q lady-bird can be preferred to COM
binationj of Portugal grapes and sixteen
Quarterings. 1t is needless to dilate upon
the advantages to be derived from them; any
tMngmnst; he welcomed which has such an
stimulate rivalry. There In no limit to the pos
sfble consequences. The sleeping palace may
be awakened; and begin not only to "hang and
buzz and cIack," but TO show Its pictures, light
Its rooms, brush away it5 cobwebs. weed Its
.eourtyards and gravel walks, paint ITS .trtssS
face, and .expel its cats. In fact social El
Dorado may be pictured, In which the numper
efmen shall exceed that Of the women, dis.
grace attach itself to an unmarried man oi
thirty, and the only sufferers by this social re-
7yoluiion be lecturers on women's rights. Dur
ing, however, the possible interval which may
elapse before the establishment OF sucn u state
of things the field is open to these reformers,
and they may be assured that their ascenH AXE
the famous one, ~. ...l.,- -..-.,'
- E!aie,
Che sempre al coruinciar iii sotto grave,
e quaint uom pil va su,>e men "a male.
And many of tie slsterhood are more than
halfway up. -; - =