[For the American Republican.
GMARRIED WELL"
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WhaL an lndGnnlLe, aWOlguoos pIfdso'--
What is meant by this expression which we SO
frequently heaT!-is it to be inferred when a
ladv "marrles WELL that she has married a
young man, who is sober, honest and indus
tr Gus; one whose tastes are similar, spirits
congenial, and disposition and habits in cOnso-
nance with her own? no, It's none of these
which signif she has "married we'll" The
word means she has welded a fine house,
splendid furniture, nurses and carriage. This
is The true sense in which this phrase is to be
taken. She has IRA ried an establishment, not
the man. She is to be considered the money
ma king machihC---lt mat ers not what is hIs
neral or intellectual worth. Is hG rich? that
IS 'lhe question in these 'fair, wel-spoken
days"


Now, what do we fad resulting from these
marriages OF interest and mahagemen?-a life
OF dlScOrd and bAckh!tings, and not unire-
qIeuty eyentuating III malignant hatred, aud
sometimes ia violent divorce. These are Il
few evils which ''marryng we'll" in tie ac-
know lodged acceptauon Of the term, brings
with IT..


1t does not follow because lady marries
a rich man, sbo has married we'll" Many
hoar,-hgokcD wives can testify, that though
they wedde money, they married H."


How much greater, thcn, would be the
chances of mltppneas, if men were vGlued ac-
cordng to Il lolr reat icOrth Us we appreciate all
other &nIn,als, lhdn to the length Of their
purses, or lne' extent Of their possessions.


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IOnr correspondent IS evidently Of The sold
school, or he would not suppose that love,
congenialny Of taste, disposition and feeling,
are essential 10 the happiness Of welded life
These are exp loded notons-quita obsolete
tcrms--"Lhe mC deIn fair ones Jest" Money
has bauished Gu, vd, and become the substitute
for love. Money is 0mnipotent in marriage
concerns; and young May if married TO chilling
January, is welI-l nat icled, if god be added to
the latter. How luany broken hearts are eau
sed by "marrying vrelr'--but ambition TO make
a show, outwelghs: all other considerations,
even that OF se-pr ssorgation. The desire TO
eclipse their negh6s rs-to have themselves en-
We'd for their fine houses, splendid equipagc:
SC, induce many j oung females (or rather
their parents,) to accept the most unsuitable
partners; and they beco mo the victims of their
folly. it is seldom that cloves young dream"
is realized, for affection iv socn chilled by am
bjtion-and the palace vi thout love, is prefer
red to Glove in cottagC," Well, we can
hardly expect that either our correspondent r
ourselves will be able to chsnge the course OF
events, and we must therefore be content to
"let the world wag as it will. ."-ED. Am. REP.