The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
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WARRINGTON. March 2, 1875 :
As,l.snt Approaches the riotrof p gay
|ety incressss, and fashionable WashinsS)
ton nearsthe climax of refined lDs disn,
sipation. For two months q bswilder-
ing wkiri bf'ehtsrtainm9dts Have taxed
the energies Of the youhg,and exchequerS
Of the old, and,the forty days OF rest and
religion is longed for, by both, as sol
soothing boon. But the few days pre-
ceding Lent will not be wasted, SO rtq
speak, and there will not be a night
without its entertainments of hops, mas
| querades, and receptions 1t Is said that
1.-THE Presidential receptions, and those 8f
some of the Cabinet officers, will be con-,
tihued during Lent, but dancing. 5wilI
|of .coune, cease; and 4tired- -nature,s-
sweet restoser soothing 1sleep," T. viii
beslp toE repair the frayed freshness ri
| youth, before O'Clock in, the morning.
Many young ladies who have beenTspend
ing the seasonhefe have siready returned
tp their homes. Fragile delicate cteal
| tpres! This talk of thu physical dsgene-
rAcy Of American women is silnohsepae.
The feats Of Ber tha Won Hillern are q Is
nothing compared with the fasieasFng
accomplishments ofthesekentle AmA2ons
without training, or. proper .tsgimt9sfAlas 4
Handicapped with trains, and other nag
Rdescribable rparaphernalia,l hob bledlana
Tortured With high hseied, tight shaOsesg =.
Ithey waltz in stifilng furnace hessed
rooms, fifteen miles q night, Ono, exag-
Igeratlon) and then stand up and receive
| or make calls, for three or four Ihouui
The next day, o7saS nothing Of visltsito
lthe galleries oftheI Senate and gRousey
| pf6mensdes On the Avenue, and satteHisSs
dhncesat the theatre. sItmust be isdpitr
ted that they, begin to look littleu hass,
gard, and there appear In their facess at
eighteen or twenty, certain lines tIisR Sre
| lpEesehtiments Of forty years. :. The heat
| Of many o serious girl protests zgainsti
this tyrant fashion, but what Is the 'pseq
test Of one or . hundred 4 iris against
cpnventieHality- Men have various
avenues for the parade of their tkHdtifs. 4
The pulpit; the bat, the hnstiifgs ore
open to them; war, trade, and &ohun=i|
tdred pursuits, afford them that healthf fuld
without which life !, Ia ..ttfe|
career of a weed. But woman must keep
| 70 her sphere, whatever that may nneaas1
and appeal for sympathy only through
| the heauty.of her person, or the elegance
Of her dress. That is the fat; whoiuta
Itered t?h eai 70 les t-ireers :iEs.@sNsso sd =
y The silver bill. .is q law anS. Cong eress,
will now turn its weighty at6ensiou 80
other things. The scenes 10 thel "a Qitsf
apd Senate, attending the retSfR pg be
bill with the Presidents veto, were
iiively, and, at one time, exciting, hut
in no way significant. As .hRd 5baen,
expected the veto was easily 6vefc0me
at both ends of the capital thS hiII9f \ es, s
lceIpinR votes from unexpected is6lixfas-,
Hon. d. s. Cox, BY saying shaB the veto
|. was q charge of fraud by A Aff8Hd,, has
achieved ) momsntary ~ o3figty. But
scarcely enough to carry him down to-
lposterity, as, 1t seemed from subse-
qnent remark, he had hopeqnaHs aor
| The Secretary of the Treasury has
already prepared the neosslAryfrgepge-
ments for the immediate execution Of
the law providing for the seoiuagadof
silver dollars, 80 that there will be, no, no
delay In its operation. The Secretary
has also prepared the form nf Jthe si5;
liver certificate, and apprNNed the, de-
vice for the new silver dollar,sMhich'
was sub mitted 70 him the UfTseE11t'
Of the Mint. The eDepagtsneptsW VIII 6S,
gin without the least deaay y ythhe o admins'
Itfation OF thelaw.ns ym shIsbslq .ylIDs
| On yesterday the CpHi4 4ttegg III Ii thsST
House, on Pscific Railroad .AnthDrix I'd
Representative House TonusutDl rAport
the Texas Pacific r zilhU9A nbiQ 9as che
tnext call of the COMMITTEES for TeNpI1st'
Fshbjsct however, to ANY saaa aaps tbHf
tmayabe taken in the, mkztutins by lthss
E9gf1tnittee ia ,the, wy cGAFkg8k e. n 5Sf
psffe9tipg ~ pEotialx x6t, add 'reSafgiHk,
the right also for minoris1EsRos11 =
fbemade CN6 same U@s-o Tue sei,.
Lfect of the order will bey ytJN Rtfhk the
lliest' opbcft toStyT, bbSs, .EhsH HS%A HSS@%A Efse
Ewfli tfsl mean Z Z III lsRD H. cont fpJlSo fls
considsration Of the mattasl H9aa q .AHS5, fAH5J
nal vote upon the ad d9ntibh III ts atb-
committees favorable report wiz not b.
taken cuatil Ut lsasts ID -otnef meeanS
shali be held. ."ThS5 ThaSa5 WIZ W l5 a
thoaght, that msjj6rtGSle6 thainense
hers viii ratify thsi acttoD lof: taei gub.s !
| The nsw bin lssduces the sussids,
asked for TO shout st7,o9a eaes Rpt Al
iaVerage Of aboptine 10 A0O0spe lm0e.
lunder its pfoyisi0hs bran chs AsNeN
IOtleahs, MemphjA ,Ehh Yf1 akRbs s$g, ,JAtRe,
proposed. Notwithstapaingf reco1H
Ahti-subsidy votg In the iHoNsA t1eA9fs
I,vocates OF the bill S6e0 quet6lcon11dHnt
Iloflits passape. am To noIialioilos sdt "a
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ae Ocean Visk, sassga SSSssy, sssisslns aS
Rev. Mr.. Gaylord in revival work.
A Good Work.