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LOVERS QUARREL.-What is the matter between
the Rev. David Hale of this city, and the very Rev.
Thurlow Weed, of Albany Whenever these two
worthless have chance, they cutting and slash
ing at each other, as they belonged to different
parties, or different religions, or different classes Of
animals. David Hale finds fault with the hungry
oeggars going about from door to door in this city.
ana introducing the bad customs of Europe in the
begging business. Thurlow Weed rates David very
severely Tor his refusing pttance to the door beg.
gars-doubts his religion and honesty-and casts in
his teeth the statement that he, David. was once
beggar himself, and went about from resnso,s,,,a
house to respectable house, asking donations - .s
tablish the Journal Of Commerce Canno, ,h... ,,..'
worthy saints live in amity Winot Bisbonuuas..
interpose between the belligerents and res,or.
to the world Their quarrels and jeaousies and
bad feeling give us a great deal of concern