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TIRE NEW Yo.k PRESS on THE SITUATION

New YORK, Sept l,-The evening papers al
comment the situation III New Orleans.
The Pos says: II IN 5ocins to peti ion for the
redress OF grIevan, cs, tho people tx, rcised a
constltntlo al !,,nt, bat when tho same meti
erected barrh'aies N he streets, they act 4
precisely If they had been Frenchmen anb
appealed oA.y t. lie ioiu,IOi.
II Is true hol! ,ss AMI HI. associates, confident
in the support oftAe Federal Cover arnent Il cate.
Their petitions Sttl fi5loh and tue petit oncis.
aware Oh t.lc .m,, stability II gaming, red ts5 ~
lawful means, fesorl.d arms. This step the
Post consldefo lliesai. and advises the people Of
L,ui5laIa tiidt tiict I'd III Obtain their rights by
force OF arms tne Administration Is bound 10
NAM ain order, and the ssperate course ol the
Southern people OIL, FORCES ~eapons for their adj
vorsaiIc..
The Post concludes: We b. hev Pres deaf
Grants Interference the domestic aftIrs OF The
Southern States has been wholly mlschrvious,
through lns aid Kellogg has fortified his posit,o,
on every side by legal barriers. Men do Il 1t seek
Redress With IN isket Ia hand when they have a
fair ch tnce to obtain ,eir =. At the ballot box.
heiosgs nan now covers every o.li 't-b,x ~
Lou siAaa Like the ate Louis \ pbioon ne { III
obtain for his most illega acts a,parcnt .nc-
ton 81 the pc Jpie. Even ths oaip, til. y are
fui weap IN II free lneA, h IS bsctms ilnl ms
lla2einout al ln1tru n:nt IT political " auJ.,
> ciai Il>c,td Add iiia .ic.,A, rum. lie ,uSn t.
be lett 10 the YEA 5eaa Of tho people wiIu-e
uecAs trr. IN ior III. IyeI.
Tue Ma deplor.s thu outbreak II y conicL u
which y III II Can ;e III End otru ;stly DC
cates Wal uf rs;e- ani e,tet- te necessity II.
tu. nte- fcr.3r OF tii- tibv n.nL with tho ,s
cerns Of st ties.
TAe Express 1enounr5s lii, ,'resldeut Tor .,4I
supporting heilp55, Ut ,eols tabre Nc .nl,
lef Tor L,ui,.t Ia out -uDut-sIon IL the rlr,.-
ar IN OF tne Federal n ,vrrulncnt.
fne rev lIilou must be ended by 'esa AMI
Constitutions nrans; but ~ stAiIi Nv h'li"g :
u,urp .t'oa so1ii only add to the present *r''n.
The Impress urge. III ~ rem. Snrr,nau tIe pa =
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RlvKK AND STEAuBOATk.

CINCINNATI, sept II. river feet ) inches and
STATIONARY Weather Cloudy nd threatening.
tIrrsBURa. Sep. IS. RIVER lnchos aud -
tiouAry.
EVANSVILLE, Sept II. -By,r fAlion ,.Ichea.
Yea ner cloudy an. y a.
,iAIaO, SEPT b No arrivals. Departed :.
in h., "a f,r New J.e,I, 2P. NJ River lest
a..l f.,ing Cloll weather. M,rcury On
L,UlsviLLE sept. IS. Weather cloudy aod
;b,t. IL yer STATIONARY
A6arHi>, sept IL Tse river hss fallen 10
.uia,s V,.tn 3crti,y All cpJl. Arriyri Mlry
~ yr,n EL.s, ,.3...i D'pnted: Capitp CITY,
/; IL len Jus- All Lac d,3re for st. = ia
L.nl T." i-s/ot. ~. 81 I.,hyllio fpr ciaoin-
Lht-
'icKshun,, sept !, Up Johu I'VE al II
~ .I,u CIT 4 i-"nt ~ NJ, BIZ onn-
y a. } 4. II u'-.l.. Dwu Che r"kot at IL
! i.f:.tt - L. Natcn-Z At q p Il
it.tn.r sirn al -. AK lb. river ha., ia4ian
To- t-i Hy-fJu' hOlrS
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A LEGAL GOVERNMENT ~ SHREVEPORT.

SHREvEP ar, >rpt. 10 The ri.htfu officers
all the parish tar ueard from i North Lou
i.llua. There hls not b. el, nor viii there lie, a
single drop OF blood shed. The movement has
been condIct-i " tls lag property ii bllers,
business and enI-ervative IN II This aud the
adjoining parishes The best Of feeling prevail.
bet veen the El!Jcs AMI bl As.
Our people ale u tIe OPT non thai President
Grants proc.4.uitt,n Vs.. Issue under misap-
pfehension VI &c ta>.ts, AMI they cannot b:neve
that he will use the Pr ers OF MS great ottcc to
crush tn M ere viii W 40 co..lict between
the people anl tns 3ral alen )rltIes bil the
Kellogg infamy 10 dead beyond re-irrectlou,
troops or No troops w. L. EoAN
J .. MuSCU9g-
A. II. LEONARD.
COMMITTEE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PoRrsM )Ur4, \. Il ,-}t. 10. The smoc as
today elected VI ses t. GDjlrica MAYOR py
twelve m .iorIty and Carte i the Z ard Ut Alder
OF the city for the first time since 1875.
SALT LAKE, S-pi. i5. = Tue Ullt states Conrt
being locked out OF the cIur -houso, the -esslJu
was held yestord.g III the tavern Poly, anti
we're debarred AMI not allowed tn serve on .ne
jury.
NEw YoRA, Sept II. Charlie. Vanie rvart
Grad Master Of Odd Fellows. ~ dssd.
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MORE rROURLE WITH NEGROES.

SELMA, Sept 15-The Selma Times has Che
following special dispatch:
DEMoPoLIs, Ala, Sept ia difficulty took
place Ill Greene county, between thus place and
Portland, this morning. DR.. Minor, OF Portland,
Oh visiting patient on the Rowe p antatlon,
miles from here, found largo party OF negroes
in arm and drilling.
When asked what they meant, they told him
negro blood had been shed and that they were
determined to have white blood. On his return
to Portland the doctor reported what he had
men to pacfy the negroes and let them know
that the report that any negroes had been killed
was false. On approaching the negroes these
two men were fired on by the blacks and both
wounded. one seriously and the other mortaliy.
This morning the whites to the number OF ~
or 40 went down and dispersed the armed negroes
and killed aud wounded several Of them.
The negroes numbered two hundred. They
are the same negroes that stopped the Govern.
ment rations, and have held armed Possession 0f
the public highway since. When fired on this
morning they dispersed, but ate reported to have
reassembled, and declare the no white man
shall pass the road pain Of death.
The County Commissioners Court OF DALLAS
county, composed of two negroes and two WHITE
men, all Republicans, adopted the following
resolution AS court, we are unacqualnted villa
any violence used toward any citizen or person IN
this county il consequence OF his opinions or tho
free expression of them entertain AZ an Amen
can citizen.
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WASHINGTON.


PROCLAMATION By THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.--T 40 President has Just
issued the following proclamation
Whereas, it has been satisfactorily represented
to me that tul buient and disorderly persons have
com iued together with force and arm to over
throw tue State Government of Louisiana, and
to resist the lava and constituted authorities Of
SAID State and
Whereas it is provided in the Constitution Of
tue United States that the United States protect
every State in this Union ON application Of the
Legislature or the Elk 5cutlve, when @ Legisa
ture cam 1t be convened against domestic vio-
lence; and
Where $, it is provided in the laws Of the
United States, that in all Of insurrection in
any State, or OF obstruction to the laws thereof,
it shall be lawful for the President of the United
States on application of the legislature Of such
State, or of the Executive when the Legislature
cannot be convened, to call forth the militia OF
any other State, or to employ such part of the
land and naval for ses al shall be judged neces-
sary for the purpose OF suppressinS such lnsur-
ruct,on. or causing the laws 10 DO duly executed;
and
Whereas, the Legislature Of said State is not
! now III session, and canuot be convened III time
to meet the present emergency, and the Execu-
tive OF said State, under section four OF article
| four Of the Constitution OF the United States
and the laws passed in pursuance thereof, has,
therefore, made application to me for such part
| OF the military force Of the United States as may
be necessary and adequate to protect said state
| au0 the CltlTenS against ublJostlC WIZ
lence and to enforce the due execution Of the
law; and
Whereas, it is required that whenever it may be
necessary in the judgment of tho President tC
Use the military for the purpose aforesaid, he
shall forthwith, by proclamation, command such
insurgents to dispense and retire peaceablv t.
their respective homes within q limited time.
Now. Therefore, 1, Ulysses y. Grant, President
of the United states, do hereby make proclana-
ton and command said turbulent and disc DERBY
persons to dlsperse and retire pcaoeably to then
respective abodes within five days from this date
and hereafter to submit themselves to the laws
and constituted authorities of said state, and
invoke the aid and cooperation Of all good citi
zens thereof to uphold law and preserve the pub.
| lie peace.
| In witness whereof have hereuntc set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States
| to be affixed
Done at the City Of Washington, this 18th day
of September, in the year Of our Lord 1874, and
Of the independence OF the United States the
9Sth. U. 3. GRANT.
| By the President
HAMILTON TISH
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kLLLOIt'S REGISTRATION
ONE or THE TROPHIES.
row THEY PROPOSED TO DO IT.

The following, confidential crcularwas captured
in the State House. and publish it that the
country ana Gen. Grant may see how the Repub-
can party in this State and the late usurpation
proposed to carry the next election. A careful
perusal will satisfy the honest reader Of the fraud
contemplated.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Office State Registrar of Voters. {
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SuDDkN DEATH.

MEMPHIS, S.pt. IS d.. JoIn >. kerr, Ju1in
Der o the l. ,isat1e fro.n his CITY, and pr
luent can iijate fUr tip.ernbF before lh. iAt.
Democratic Convention, ieil dead IRON h1r char
II tho DINNER table to-day. trom heart d1.sss..
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. Il, 30 Z. M-GOtton Sales
ag .nipnen., 0! new crop bas,s of hiddIing
u bands, nothing bcus Low Hddln Is. = LID
d. tn- basis OF A.dldng Orleans, nothing
below Good Ordinary, 81. Yarns and fabrics
.lnlet an unchangnI Flour 23s 6dl.4w.
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-ouTHws.r pA-. ,o.n II, 6 p. Barometer
..,.ty, Niul ' |, I.nt.
~ arrival. uI fepai' nIes.
PA,--A-l,t)srnr ll.6P M.-Wind 4. &
", h9u,
Armed. o,In,.D p,is Donna H0t. Hv,daA. aas-
ter, y .iAy. fr IA Havana
No departures.
JHcinto-
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
THE CSURPATION ENDED IN CADDO,
THE LEGITIMATE OFFICERS
INSTALLED.

SHREVEPORT. Sept. 15.-All of the State
officers duly elected in 1872. were installed
day at II O'Clock. amidst the widest en-
thusiasm of the people.
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DOMESTIC Markets.


NEW YORK. Sept. 10, Noon.-Cotton closed
cas- or, Uplands 16s, Orleans ia; new cOtb0n
from dock offering at SIG lower. Net receipts
2Ss, gross 296, sales 81 bales.
Futures closed weak sales % 200 balos, ~
follows: Low Mddling for September ID 81 81 !;
December l5t for January 10 2l-32Il5 lilo;
tor February is 2932dll 3l-32; tor March IL ste;
for April IL 7-lG0l6 9-l6
NEW YORK, sept. -, Evening. Southern AOnr
lower 81 1901 % for new winter rod Western,
81 2itll " for new amber do 81 II for Illinois
winter red, 81 ~ for old white spring, 81 30a1l 20
for white Western. Corn rather more sto2dy;
moderate inquiry at 81 fr Western mixed in
store, 9jQ,o6 for do aloat, DC for white Western.
Coffee steady; by auction 40 o bags Of Rio sold at
:, 16i0.l 49,. Sugar active, very firm ltioe
dull and unchanged. rallow firm; y bid held
81. kosn steady, . 1,ll 20. Tnrpentne
steady, 33.. Pork iirner, new sA Lard ir,ner
AT. Whisky steady. IL %. VrelShta TO Liver
pool dull
C1NclSaxTr, Sept. -. Flour, demand fair,
market firm Wheat quiet, 81 0'0l 10. white
81 1901 ~. Corn stetdy, d'mand moderate,
Pork and tirn,, no stock remaining ia first
hands, Lard quiet and unchanged. Bulk meats
urn; shoulders sold at 9.935, sides nominal
Bacon. demand fair. market iirm shoulders 1000
II, clear rib 15aMi6 clear i6!WI6t, closing At
outside figure WHISKY scarce aud firm.
ST. LoUIs, Sept. lj.-Co,ton quiet ard IN
changed. Flour quiet and unchanged; better
demand for lower and medium grades. Wheat
tirlner; 10 ne sa!es higher; No. fall 81 os@
0St, No. 2 rev: winter 81 IN Cora Large
lots Of No. mixed sold at 792 ~ car lots g.
Oats No 2 l9! 1a5Gi. Whisky firm, 81 0l. Porh
hi her, s25 B,.co' strong; sl..n ders H. clear
rib l5i clear l5GI.o.. Lard active for future
delivery.
Lou1svuLr, Sept. I5.-Cotton dull; Middling
l5su Ice. Flour, wheat, corn and oats quiet and
unchanged Pork s24 50ll2'. Bacon firm ;
en- ulicrs 19.4sil, clear rib Isl els, clear 1870
81. sussr cnrod hans l4al5. plain l4DHl.
Bulk meats firm shoulders 9.G19k. clear rib
la 1li.. clear l5.Gll53. Lard l6,. Whisky 81.
Ba, ging,2 n Kentucky hemp. l3a@l4 max and
iute, az to weight Ii AZ.
CHICAGO, Sept Is - Flour steady; demand
rupderatc. Wheat a.-.4dy; Ma. spring Chicago
Il "a; No. 2 spring IS. Corn steady No. 2
mixed 75. high mike u. ls78. OATS steady;
No. 2 e. Pork ST o. Lard adv tncad; ~
Bulk meats aav.n.rd; shoulders 81, shnr, nib
mdes 1884, WhisAy 10 in tAir denanl, but
at iower ratee: 81.
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rESCH WARD AUXILIARY CLUB. There was q
ron-lug ms tin, Of this cu3 although the
boy" hare been well tined IN the past two
days. altar the Iv5utar order, speeches were
deli vered by Messrs. ". + Tnld, ". Il. Wat
klns aud others. Mr.. Told said. r ferring to
rant proclamation: "Mr. Kellogg has been
displaced forever We have done no wrong;
intenl none: but we are determined and pre-.
pared to MAINTAIN our rights at al hazards"
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LOUISIANA AFPAlRS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-Thc Administration
still to be without official advice from Lou
isiana. The coup fetlu is fully confirmed with
the five days allowed by the proclamation.
1t lis supposed tho Government under the new
auspices will be fully established. Tho best
opinion shat a. the end Of five days. finding all
quiet, the Government will let things ripple. No
one here knows of any constitutional machinery
by which the Kellogg Government can be re-
stored.
During the troubles IN Louisiana tho Attorney
General has been r. coiving frequent dispatch
from Marsha Packard u It'll about 10 O'Clock tiila
morning, wnen they ceased, VII ch fact has led
tn. Attorney General to opp &c that a II further
dlspat ;ht were Intercepted Dy the Penn faction
L test tho fact he sent IL dispatch to Packard
about l O'Clock to-day, requesting an Immediate
answer, bat lad reserved none up to O'Clock, al
which time he lett his office.
WARRINGTON, sept. l5.-Itis said that when in
the Custom-House at New Orleans, people are
Writ ally out OF tao 81 ats OF Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, sept 15.-rhe President before
leaving here to-day issued two orders to Gen.
Emory, commanding the Federal troops in Lou
Isl ma. through Aiiutant General Townsend, but
the purport OF THESE orders could not be ascer
tanned further than that they were issued for the
purpose of preserving tho peace and preventing
bloudshed.
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In speaking OF 'Spotters.' 1t was not meant
for Jerry Donovan. OF the popular cotfe-honse,
New Headquarters, bat Ior another lndivldeL
with similar name.
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BERLIN.
THE MAINE ELECTION.

Portland, Sept. Is. One hun !red and ton
towns give Dingey Aisle Iitcomb 1891: Last
year Dlngiey Is, ]95, Titconb l2.645, Williams
(remperance) 975. The election secures a b.
publican United States Senator.
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FIRES.

Chicago, Sept l5-A tire at Lyons, Iowa, 10
day III Stockwolls lumber yard de .troyed 36O, 900
worth of lumber, sash, blinds, otc. The factory
was saved. No Insurance.
UCBRIDaE, Canada Sept ia fire this morn
ing destroyed Armstrong; Hotel and CONTENTS.
Three persons were XII led and five seriously in
jured. The guests narrowly escaped with their
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PRICE-FIVE I; CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
PARIS.

PARIS, Sept 5-The trial OF the alleged 40
completes III Bazaine's escape lbegan at Graase
Yesterday. Col Villete, and Dionan NJ .roai and
Barrett were arr ,igned charged with aiding And
abettlng the evasion, and Gigoux, Plantin, Le-
Francois and Leterne, with negligence
The witnesses examined testified Ill decided
~ contradictory manner rs to the possibility OK
the Marshals descent by the rope.
PARIS. sept. l5.-Tne voting III the Depart
ment of Mare ct Lose has resulted IN no elec-
ton The following are the full returns: 10
Male, Republican, 5000; Bruts, Government,
26,0oo; Berger, Bonapartist $4,000. second
ballot is ordered for the 9th lust. 1t Is under
stood that Berger will formally withdraw from
the contest tomorrow.
The Republicans are elated over the prospects
of success
Ex-Presilent Theirs is going to Italy on . two
months tour.
Jules Simon is about to open a political cam
paisn in the south of France. He is announced
to speak at .Avisnon. Montpelier and Toulouse
BERLIN.
.RL1s. Sept 15-Mr Bancroft Davis has pre-
sented his credentials to the King OF Saxony at
Dresden and returned to Berlin. He has taken
a fine house on Behran strasse, which ne Will
make rendezvous OF Americans, and give
weekly soirees.
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Remarks Of Gen. Ogden.

I thank you sincerely or the honor you have
conferred up me in calling mo be ore you to
make speech. | am unaccustomed to speaking
and sincerely hope You viii excuse me, on ac-
count of the labors and duties | have had to
perform for the past few days. sincerely thank
you FOR calling upon me,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-12
POLITICAL NOTICES.


Rooms State Central Executive Come
mittee, Republican Party of Louisiana, New Or
leans, March T. l374.-At meeting of the commit.
tee, held this day, the following resolutions were
WHEREAS 1t is essential that there should be {,
more thorough organization of the Republican
party OF this State and that the dssensions still
existing IN some parishes should be haSmonized.
Be it
Resolved, That all existing parish executive
committees be and the same are hereby abolished.
Be it further
Resolved That a parish convention bs held at 70
NJ. on the LAST SATURDAY OF APRIL next in each
parish of the State, except the parish of Orleans,
at the parish seat, fol- the purpose of selecting a
parish executive committee. The basis of repre-.
sentation to such convention shall be one delegate
for every fifty Republican voters, and delegates
shall be chosen by the Republican clubs existing in
the parish. Parish committees shall consist of not
less than five more than forty members and
when chosen shall proceed at once to organize the
Republican party i'll their respective parishes
They shall prepare lists of the Republican voters
of their parishes and forward copies of the same
to the State Central Committee.
Be it further Resolved That, in the parish Of
Orleans, the ward clubs heretofore known as thu
Mother Ward Clubs shall hereafter be designated
the Central Ward Clubs of said parish. such Cen
tra Ward Clubs shall at once cause registration
of all the Republican voters OF their respectiv
wards vt the rooms of the Central Clubs On the
THIRD SATURDAY OF APRIL an election shall be
held in the several wards for delegates to parish
convention. and such convention shall meet in the
Mechanics Institute on the next following satur-
day. The state SubExecutve Committee shall
fix the quota of representation in said convention
on the basis of one delegate for every $50 Repub.
can voters in the ward, and an additional delegate
for fraction exceeding half that number. The
State Sub Executive Committee shall be empow
cred to settle any dispute in any ward as to which
club shall be recognized as the Central Ward Club
BY order Of the Committee
TW DKKLYNE, Secretary.
Republican papers throughout the State please
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-12

OBLIoUE APPROPRIAPORs.-Joe Williams
stole rope, 80 M. Ashland says. There
was nothing on the end of that rope and so
that yarn is ended.
Louis, plain Louis. with no other name,
is in hook, charged by s. Steward with
being larceniOus
Bill Jones took a pair of gold ear rings.
William temporarily resides at the first
precinct station.
Mary G. Howard enrolled herself with $50
worth of raiment belonging to Mrs. Garrett,
and ia now awaiting favorable OppOrtu-
hity to interview Judge Gernon.
Aired Bonsta adhered to some copper
pipe that was not his, and William johnson
asserted false ownership in a barrel of pota-
toes. Hoth parties were cared for by the
Garbor police
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Only the Women Can Find Out Morton
A woman's letter to the Philadelphia

wOnanS leUVor w Sho
Press says:
Senator Morton had turned in bis seat so
that he sat facing the orator. NOT "ord
tina fell from the speakers lips was lose 10
this highly gifted product OF the grea.
State of Indiana, the most n0tlceaoie anu
in one sense the most interesting mem per
of the United States Senate. we have an
read the story in the Arabian Nights where
the men of certain city had become SO
powerful and so very naughty that the
uen;i had to do something that would not
destroy the men for all usefulness: ana yet
won Id prevent any outbursts OF wlckeGhess
or folly. So he touched them all with the
enchanter's wand at some point below the
shoulder blades. Instantly the men lost
the power of !ocomotion. While tne
MINER parts of their persons were alive,
+La lower became black marble. But
what Senator Morton has lost in one ex-
IRENE he has gained in another; for today
he il the strongest man who attempts TO
Lad in his faction of the Senate. There Is
sorafhing about his head which bears 9
STRIKING resemblance to the portraits OF
Wehster. and be is thought to be one OF the
most forcible speakers in the Senate his
aromments are hurled at his opponent as
cannon balls fly. to kill the enemy BUT II
he has a hard. rugged, sharp side to his IN
tallact there ia another as fascinating as
that said to be possessed by Aaron Burr or
N;raheau. Men may not agree Win luis
oninion because they never can see that
npirt of his character which is revealed 70
1rnn,an alone. Men see only the surface OF
man n ia left to women to go down INTO
the depths and bring up the pearls anu
coral. and vice versa.