Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-23

of every candid mind would be in the Affirmative
then why should the virtues the vices of the husband
and wif weighed by different standards! Why
required of women, viii, all her acknowledged weakness
Than is expected from with all his physical and
mental enegiess That is said to be good which viii
marriage she enormously concludes that
kct uaade and manfests Indifference wishes
her husband by disregard his
of her domestic concerns, neglect Of her personal
appearance: let the ol De manifested and
that enduring constancy be pu. fqusition,
psc,ed of the woman, who doomed in the dawn
life The bud of hope forever talents obscured
and her heart sekened by the gloom which gathering
round and which threatens envelope in darkness the
brght of her early dreams' Now, think this
is parallel 20 the mentioned in former Palladium,
whore tho husband is represented having passed
months of patient endurance,
which sufficiently regarded, and precipsang
himself into the of dissipation nc quench
The anguish of his spirit.
feel much for who has been deceived by
appearances. butt while consider deccncY combined with
economy strong domestic tie, must condemn that want
OF fottuds which permits reckless OF consequence
retaliae, with iofod severty the houghtleas and
misguided being negects perpeua,e tina, happiness
which purchased a false credit
Let contrast the -et suppose that female
had best calculated fit her
for had contracted early acquaintance
with the authors and in after life, had improved her
by observatio and study until her mind
luninary, capable OF radiating the bright beams
of happiness upon intelligent companion. i
acquainted with such character and far her iniu
extended (and she then the mistress Of famiy
decency economy prevailed observed order in the
employment, time and, in her family arrangements, she
simplicity with elegance; her table, though u
gall comfortably frrnshed-wh reference the
husband: yet, all this failed inspire him with
home and have her, day after day, and
ming after evening" either busy engaged in domestic
tons pouring book sitting solitary by her fire.
side, with stealing silently down her
the idua whom she had accepted companion,
enjoying himself in congenial stuation--where
the politician and the news-monger,
licensed to unlade their budgets and where
than voluntary contribution the general
ppiness. Yet, who thought of this msdita
ing revenge forsakng her home negectng her duy
Now TALE to be a good one should not only have
,an, moral and hopa to be excused if say that
he gea. of fictitious writings, with which al
dated, has, humble opinion, demoralizng
way that public executions said
feet moral pncp of the community believe that
picture pure examples would have better influence.
he light shades Of bad character may be atty
by tasteful writer, captivate the young and
nwary.
But subject that should be trided with, the
,rds, which bind together and wife, of too delicate
often subjected the touch of rude and
cling hands. In the marriage unon home is the
" Joys; let then unite preserve it nvioate
r if drawn from this refugee shall wander i'll vain
search of happiness Ii
either party should the better feelings
tue, the other; if husband, by lis.
ming the nsnuaons of the destroyer should be ndu
TO a covenant with death agreement with
IT. wife be required seal with her BLOOD
ough necessarily bear heavy portion of tbs suf
ing aware, that i'll such case, it is easier
vice than would be yet, would say her
.-pu, thy in mnpotence-endeavor to preserve
v life for of those whom may be bles
him with prndencs, forbea
ID submission, far the of the will
rmt: and IIow thou oh! wife, but that thou g
west reclaim husband,' thou, husband, that by
airing mild and dignifed course, but thou nayes
come the saviour of thy wife EDNA
Richmond, Ia 1899