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hands of these men, at once intoxicates
them, so that they may 6,ly be compared
to the children of shareholders, assuming
dominion over their fathers slaves. For a
proof of this assertion, only ask the read
er, TO 90 into some of tie courts of our
large cities, and notice the conduct of the
characters described


We have often felt anxious to know
whether the proper authorities make it
practice or not, of giving these humble
servants of tie public, any instruction on
their induction to their humble, and yet
responsible duties-If they do not, we
think it al omission, and if they do, these
men must be either very ignorant, or very
arrogant.


The second evil we shall notice is, that
of following tie soldiers through the differ.
ent streets Of our cities.


To this evil we have the same objections
as to the former, with some additional ones,
yet we have less hope of its removal-it is
practiced by lower class of our people,
such as have no respect for their own cha
racters or regard for that of others, and
easier could YOU teach them the demonstr-
alton of the most difficult problem in Eu-
cid, than the improperly of their conduct.
In this particular, 1t is the utmost that the
respectable part of our people can do, to
discountenance the practice, and prevent
their children from falling into its habits.
The Editor.