Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17


/ pcrpetuaI interchange of roo, ,e;.
the ,enderesr kindness Of nelnr sna V"o' ",e
warmth of attachment to homnsnd lie ,,na,os
Throughout the pairiarchal circle
Among the most imDor,an, tru;,s If iii. l.,
hestlcily ct lie. arc the bette, ,nnrec;,t;or ~,
worth OF the female character yonan,s biol -,
rank as an nbjec, not of passion. but of rover.
ence, and the reciprocal moral influence which
the Two sexes exercise over each other. Thcv
are brought INTO close communion. under cir.
| cu'nsia'ces most favorable 10 reserve the m.
! F''y OF woman, and the decorum of man. and
inc character OF each is modified, and its eN-
sySSes restrained by The example of the o,her
wa" RUIZ energies are sofened into some
u''nS ~, ''ie reaoy sympathy and dextcrous
u'p'"'"cHS o' woman, and woman, as she
,La US 70 prize AL reverence the independence.
onira, Wv, u 'He patriotism OF man, ac-
a." .pPr.P5a'es some tlnge oil his pc
formed the lie sl le god d. ~ ncr
of apostolic JoHN Knox, who bearded that tru.
culent pedan', James l., and told hm she would
rather receive her husbands mead IN her lap
as II leI' rom the headsmanS axe, IMAM TO
consent Lna' ne should purchase MS NE by
apostacy from me rehginh he had preached,
ana li'e hol le llad Wors'npped. 10 Tie same
hooc sch'"l oo!onEeu 'nat = ouIy company OF
lhc No'neTs o' N'W b"e'huu' WHO shrahR
helther ifoHhAuc nd'"s''' p9 VI the 'eihpcs'nous
sea- nor the hardsnps afief-$-ltroWs OF iat hrst
awful winter, bn' were ever at man ssiue' en-
couragIng' and NC, consolng, III every peru, ev-
~! '' ~ ' s'"!' M" NC
roic exodus IKE the mere cammerchl enter
prses to which most colonies owe their toun-
dation, been unaccompauled BY woman. at its
frs, ou,ror,, !, had ,vitlout n visihl, ,,ir,olo
a.,T reiI , ,t I, ~ .i :. ;
''''I'' ",' ~, W. "' "".''cu "'
ia'fcst example OF Inc christian virtues ITS most
nneqnVocaI tokens. that the Providence, which
kind ed the pillar of fire to lead the wandering
slams of his nconle vel has lis cbo.ep ,rihos 10
,,hnm !, ynunL,ir,, T., ,risos, ,r,,;J,n.n al -.
''''' '7'''o' u.s. "'-'' S''u'i''N' anu ITO
''"''c9' "''sN'n-. c"'e' communities iih'ois'
'''I "' -" e-'' rNt''"' " ,'e'' ia'''''S p,
:, l,,r,,,,I T., h,,., ,h,, p~,.,,I,,,,,,, L-, ,oI
,,. .,., - 49,, '
,,' ''"cs :" "u' ."'''c's yc' ""t 'Ste"-
u'e cohudI"'' ana cef'aI" gr"uhd' Do'h Oh our
past prosperity and our future hopcs.
The stranr,h IF tLe .,utnnsii, Gan'ipo enron.
derad NO tho i,,auorcos Which L,yo ie.cr'bod
.! VIC '''ii',+'''V' "'' - ""' vac ,''"
ARK me ttcer ana more IhleIIi9'ut mutual re-
gard between The sexes, which Is attributable
to the same causes, arc the principle reasons
yhv Ihn.c t,,ous.fi, ,us,i.,ti,n u.I ,b strike a,
,I a.,' ,, - H. ,:, IL, I 49,. -.
" ''" ""' ~ W.
ne''tlF ho|'Ie 10 me pfhCi ce "i ne MODEST ana
l'reirSi public and private virnCs, have met
Win less sucresss and numbered fewer vuia.
rIg. D., N,rfhu.u, ,la, in :, utLaru f'br,s,aud,r,
Tho rp..i.a.v al ,h,. .n,,,v,,s r,., , io,,od and
= nc '''''" W ne cue, ~ WIS 'aS' oP'eo' ana
"'9i ""'t "'hc"' % ne N"l-h; lHe !uiliPs pI Tue
sly ties, the lonely hrlml;ages OF the THebaids
lhe silence ul ln Iraupr, the vows, which,
su.u,inty io tanutcn I. t,l..,,rn. ,,l hn ,rnrl1
e