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OLD SAWS AND MopsRN INSTANCES There il
a certain class Of old women in New York, who,
whenever any thing comes up Of a doubtful nature,
Immediately run to Chancellor Kent or Albert Gal
latan, or some other old and respectable man who
formerly had reputation and influence in soc iety,
in order TO ascertain their opinion thinking there


by to set the whole world right 1t seems that Mr..
Gallatin's opinion on the subject Of Mr.. McDufies
motion about Texas, has been obtained in this
way, andis,o course, opposed to the Senator With
all due difference to these respectable and venera-
bic men, we think that the youthful minds OF the
present age are much more capable of Judging Of
all the questions Of the day than the old men,
however respectable, Of the last century. But as
the old women Of the city are in the way OF ask.
ing questions, they had better get Mr. Gallatin's
opinion Of "the whskey riots in Pennsylvania"