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..or of public c0fSIdtVldtioH. U IS lIllS:

 leSpS' sps most ordinary American iron is equal @1gs .rs Brtiisil-and the best American is

 "l uI and frequently superior to the best sgsdisl ssss and Russian that can be import

 " 4 report of all these experiments eu' uos,Its is to be made to the Secretary l'S @@e Treasury, and laid before Congress-

 ' "' Bat. .Americoa The Procession of "Factory Girls" at

 .ar r to welcome President Jackson, I.uas s make an era iii ttllie annals of the |rSsre lSs was, says one paper, c male cf gsrts. |rss Ss, were all ssneatIy dressed in white with i .ges ni' of colored ribands. They were di- ! ESsdjnto companies, and preceded by ban s'r. ss designating to what factory they be- |@aed. They wore no bonnets, but were Effected from the sun by parasols. Some | ,be companies were adorned with lace Eaos , This, if not the march of intellect, i [a. tbe march of beauty. One of the bectators writes

 aThe President expressed his mqualif- l \ delight at their appearance, and Mne- @Swning was completely smash

 snd upon it he's done fo?,sri,as makes tbis

 And 'l.1eat si9 ngsaa s,aa commentary: TaEe TTag4l.sa ssSsV were from three to four thou- pd females ill the procession-probably ,r ary one of them under thirty years of q Not the oppressed, miserable, half ,yyed females of European rlaffiaffac- Fnc city-but well-edueated, well-dress-

 females perfectly independent of any orOI from the proprietors, at liberty to Irn to their work when the festival 0ud close, or to leave 1t and seek any ,sr employment that may produce more ,uey. or please the fancy better. Is such ,oDuIation to be trified with by the legis- ors and rulers of this country? Does lls spectacle present in 9 delightful as \. the operation and effect of our truly abican institutions These females ,not destined, like those of Europe, who Or for a subsistence, to labor forever in : same capacity. They are to be the res of virtuous, high-minded, independ-

 ciizens-mothers of our future law ! ers, our legislators, our judges, our pre- ents, our instructors, and our protectors. < d with this view, what should be the po- Fof our government? Clearly to give manence and stability to whatever sys- . n of political economy will raise the l. co of labor, and augment the value and !; lndty of agricultural and manufacturing :, duets"