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hitherto so quiet, bids fair, soon to be On
a par in respect to riots and publick dis
turbances, with her more highly favored
sisters of the East


We known not what remarks to make
on the above article-we are always glad
to find little pure gold, though it be in
termixed with dross. The decision of the
Mayor of Cincinnati in the case of the RI
oters, certainly was honorable, alike to his
head and heart and therefore we are will


ling to suppose he had just returned on
Wednesday morning, from a visit to the
good cities of Philadelphia and New York.
So much fatigued, as to require ear rly re-
pose on the same evening, from which, he
orly awoke Sunday night-the sacrifice of


life. the just claims of the coloured people
(Pr0tects0n,) ard the peace of the city,
were but the natural consequences of his
honors necessary indulgence. Who does
no, wish to 1--we IN the gcodly city of Gin
cinnatl, we recommend all the outlaws Of
ioreign countries to GO there, and as an
Indacement we are authorized to inform
them that the mob governs four evenings
out of FIVE. furthermore, the author tiles
have driven away all the virtuous and res
pectable people of colour, to make room
Tor the dregs of other countries. Hail
Columbia. hapRy land"


We are happy In being able to say, from
the assurances we have received from the
most respectable sources, that the decision
of the Supreme Court, and the conduct of
the Trustees of Cincinnati, by no means
meet the views or appreciation of the good
people of that state. Humanity, common
sense and law, have all been sacrificed, at
the shrine of politics.


The Editor.