TIE TINES.
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Since thc appearance Of our article
of week before last having the Labovc
caption, we have frequently Leen called
TO accoun, for the things therein con
tained, aliedging that we have placed
;he blame of delinquency in matters
matrimonial upon The wrong persons,
and should have madc.those responsible
whose fault it is. Now we are far
from. .arragating 10 ourselves infaIIi-
bllity in any matter whatever, and
mayEhave erred in that respect; and if
we did, the error must be traced to our
head, and not 10 our heart. But we
observe one good resulting from that
article. 1t has produced Il spirit Of en-
quIry among the junior specimens Of
humanity whose minds have been ob
nubiated so long upon that (as L. Per-
cy Howe would say) a'Iengrossing and
momentous subject. If we are correct
in the Information that we have. that
ladies have marked the aforesaid ar
ticle, and in many instances sent it to
selfish old bachelors, we have every
inducemen! TO bear up under the de-
nunciation heaped upon us by those
who seem to be offended But we have
been requested 10 stir up the ladies on
the same subject. We shall moi do it,.
They are wide awake.