the people who wrote ol all they
“saw through a glass darkly” Were
nut a few, ergo we magnanimous}
left the field to better pens. Axl
in importance and no less iu success
came the
REPUBLIC \N CON VE.XTION,
which did signal honor in the tick"
it nominated ; it was surely a mark
of highest, and just appreciatio n that
first, General Lucius Fairchild v. ,:s
nominated for the third time to th"
gubernational chair, a .d next, that
the courtly and accomplished Hom
Anthony VanWyck came so near to
the same.
CHINAMEN’.
Excepting these ratherpdssi;' .to”
jccts, the newsbag is empty. T
imvo, or not to have, forty million
of pigtails imported seems to bo th
vexed q icstion ot the day, but a
not one of these oriental imitator
are among ih we cannot, by experi
ei co pa’is our sentence, though it
-ci ms as if, since wc bad so grace*
full,) and tiioi-mghly recovered from
• • -in'mania, im.L it would not be much
• f it K.ep to take the braided lash of
hair a-, will as tho wool ; and if by
it we • -r e i.ot on.y to reap great ad
van tag' to oursilves, but vlevate a
peopl ', h-t can cr ought to stand
it» l*u* v.uy.
BYRON.
n-
Mrs Stowe ba* done more for the
ii'iimta ihun almost anything since
■t ne r*’.e ' ion, oi 1 now the journals
I . tin* d■ y -u 'at r > ble« : her, inav
m . :■> ■' <ue In- given .hem an oi>-
. j-11 I j rt'i : , op h/. sboni l s.iv
I “hotind, ’ sine* that se.wns thu most
.apcK .'t-a ■‘Xpr* •■si'.m, citing Mrs.
