Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-18

len under which they iaoored tor 20 many Ie"
80. nv high minded virtuous endurance-wnen
=. 49,. how quietly they conduct themselves
,ov that they have attained the limits "n'cn VA
ar. .saipued them-for with the w"o' ah"a'u''
4 theories Of "ansexed females, 'hey pave w
we see all this 80 seei that
'.";oc - xoc,an.s v,.uous iaaaeoce. snan ha. BE-
.om. moro humane, ard consequently. mose fsoi-
- ~. c.nno, cut pity D.: Johason that s"sa
~ .,iaIce comes not % him. By what tassh:y
80 IA he.n doomed 20 1.-Two apart from the gooa
nd th> yissoous, Of tho fasresa anc nnst 'n's"
es,iu1 Of Gods erosion, and oven W" VI" ''
pssvsd! Ell, ;,,o mcrcc. |
go h,rd.-ocrhnps, which is hard 70 believe,
-. mother had bat slender notions OF ma'a'"a.
oi,,;r,,ion.. If. according to him, on '0o"e" o.
~ cio,.e, ara liars, thon must his mott:f-ou'
.,nro, .hock nv own feelings TO SPEAK '""s u
,ha mother, oven of Dr.. Johuson, sweeping aS "''
been his accusation ,rc. -. -, oe
..,,v lies in her ordinary intercourse win MN
Ia. IA. M confidence in his wite--mos'rous:-
- ~, man n wife-was she "A prevarcatoI =
did sine scree a herself by falsehoon % esc1P w
,ho doubling, exactng, unrensonnoc' a"' ty
n;c,l temper Of her husbandI has Df' 'o""so"
1T . ch,racterf Does no imbibe this degraded
,.;n;on from knowledge Of his own daughters
h,h;,. and conduct; for he speaks ct P'ae''c1,
,-o,.n;ntance with women, and ne 'nc'."es "''
as4a AZ .nch a sia-'erer should have no
w. The uedico Chirurgical Review to in'' m
. 49, -. Of a man who enjoys In ms od age
~. o,.nt happiness Of seeing st' nj ms s''e' '"o
s.,ne tender and affectionate VIE tna' He"'
hs..sed him with in his youth, won'd DC "o' o'"s
With resentment Mt the base 'oe' 'nn' ne ny
,,.,-h,ncc. ho reading aloud to herr Co"'a ne
I'D !, ,loud7 Will he say, that she who has os'
cd Rim i. good report--who encouraged MI" !"
H.. ,,v .trupcles for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS deeP-
....,,n. ,h;zed in all his eorrows and vexat,ons'
IS ,.h;ch n man has many-was the friend OF AIS
frsnd. and tbs enemy Of his enemy-.ne sa'n re-
no.;tory Of all his ,houghts-the cafe!a, guA'o,""
~" ono,-,he mother Of his chIdren--she,
~" sf,.r .o long term, etI sits by him with the
.,r,e ,rue heart and affeciionate smile rs :" t"e
d,y. If her youth--was she to no s''emat'so" as
noss.ssino a feeber sense OF tne oo"S""'"" ~,
ruth in the ordinary business oil Inc man nc ""u
Was such a woman to be c'asseo VII" '"o'o W"
fortunate females with whom ". 'o""s'"
comncllcd to associatc--with as women:
,ha editor Of the Medico-C hrurgical Review
.,., chance 10 meet with this paper, and ne roaos
,h..s exnressions of honest Indignation, no may
..sL ~ nunlify his remarks. But he cannot do
Il, ho has been too explicit, and IN 80 oo,ng "as
seriously injured his reputation. Inc eo'o ..,h
~. R,;fish and Foreign Medical Rev'ew, WIN
,vh,n, he has picked a quarrel, could not inJ"re
h;r, in the estima ton Of the public halt 50 mucn
=. h.. done himself He shows how unht ne
!. IN ;nsnire tho youth OF his country VII" ",s"
.od chivalrous sentiments TOWARDS w"mo"' 10
m. remiud him that this is as essential part o.
hi. ed;toral duty as to instruct them now 10 pro-
900 ,hs health and strengthen the organic struc'
ture Of these very women 'oe ~"o NO o"t'
such unmitigated contempt. .;v.
article. it appears show on tho lace 0' ~ 'n"'
there had been a quarrel between NJ" anu '"o
woroen Of his household. and that tney eot .ne
therefore,
nv laundering iha whole sex. Evo.y ."o "
~. n.r shows him to be a man OF violent passions,
ore OHIO can bear Nd reproof, however Re"''o ~"
rnerited. Onlv look at tho iptemPe1a'o 'c'oi "
ms. Forbes and Connolly IN the July """'oo "
the present year, 1885 But WIN ,nas pI have
-. ,s,her with his abuse Of those gentlemen nave
no,h;no TO do: state It to show how utterly un
e, n, Johnson is to give correct, Impartial view
of .nv york or system, ii his mind IS preJno'ceo
,oainst the author. His opinion on the ORDINARY
,on;cs Of tho sciences, over which an co''o. -"
be said to preside, cannot be rece"ou ~,
HESITATION. and in the end tho review tse't W"
goso the respect OF the Puoiic' D''o
YOU must eat your words. .
Tn. time ha. arrived, happily tor the "of'o
when a woman's voice can be heard IN net o"'
defence. She knows that she IS cnti''ec 70 res
poet, and she will exact It. 10 no. an ,h.;
s,u.ica with tho caro- of chidren! ~" "e'
rouno l;fa i, PASSED under the caro- 81 those wh'
h,vs' according to DR.. Johnson's creed, nut lee
hla notion, Of truth. II 'hey are radically "ar'
whv cu,rust them with so precious . charge
butt am speaking a. If there were DINERS !" va
world who though. so meanly OF women women as '''
editor Of tho -Chirurgical Review.
say il again. that women are no' going .o'e
a. prominent a man as DR.. Johnson-Promineh
A The editor Of a respectable review, ana pro
minent las the programme sta'es) rs "Pnys'c,a'
extraordinary TO the King Of Great Britain
thew are not going TO suffer him to trampe men
undor foot. like a noxious weed. Ihey VIII no
permi, him to brand the whole sex as 'nrs' be
cause no is suffering through want OF soun'
moral culture in his own family.
Sensible women consider themselves as nav
;ns attained the ul,imatum Of their wishes:
this does not interfere with mans Preroga"ve
privileges, but adds strength to the social conpac
thoy should be protected in their rights sno d
allowed still further to elevate their moral na
tnre. This will tho better enable them to pei
form their duties--and these dutiee' what d,
theyf Every man who is q husband ano a ' -"
ar knows how arduous their duties are, ana ina
hi, own labors, whatever be his occupa''oo' con
not ia magnitude compete with them.
AZ long AZ women remain quietly within IN
sphere that nature has pointed Ous tor tnem' the:
should bo defended from the assaults OF the co"