New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

/ they'll DO Peasant provisions yen KEEP, '.'s
| Warren vFt1ols woman - cro7-i u ns'
| hIsosnd-hey, H1uoai
oh, pat 1p the VINE, Warren. sac Il --''-
90 ! shan taste drop oft
I r sbsl then Here's heaih % yol- = - @D''
/ friend and he tossed Of glass n u -
/ Mrs. Warren ro.s. and patr.ns Der Hana o. tue
o0t,e I'D mildly Yn1 must TOT drink lbs. @1.h
/ The docDr ordered wine- snsy ior ses'is' am
/ have bought = 'or that --.-, be-
/ Never alind" sn1 wrestirg ne hoff.e pr ~
I hand Warren set i down violently ~ M -
and lighting a ci-a- saf i1gsa beside = .irs ~ a.
pm vas a. sr-rs-grsei % f.s c1srser = a-- -e.-
I s1.l,ss~4 thar mis- caused Htte ssns~iloi4 az
/ she returned quietly O. Der sewing h-''1I "a
/ lot a. easi.s digest the matter. ne sai lo"" ~
/ the t.i.- al after biting - uals pr i7N ~
,oerts he cad Warren, why do son e. 20 ln-l
/ Roger smith II sou must ha1ni grocer. e
J. sew hsre-te is rascal
A rascal II ird him q very Abera' ieiot
II b.-al ves--4nD.us 10 accounts with the
/ husband f1r the vie 70 pay DID yon near no"
~ served poor Mrs Farren. ire best Tlie-a-"ays
excepting v0urs--.n B0xbu-y
10 vou know late gossip
Wei tbs - too true AID to0 ssd storv o. b.
called gossip That poor woman had .a.d np .reiiy
little sumof money She vas ooliz ed - HE y =
seep Il from her eoo1tor nothing husband he 81
,giud u u some wav other, and turned over Ter
trunks and drawers til be found r. He then car
ned u 70 roger -ultl tu- ] aii4 III 70 --.---H-
count with Z snd tlen boastng how he cot the
none began 3 new score Hear NE cot The
next dsy yolr Mrs Fauea went psnniess .
smiths o. huv ioaf of tread for Der children :
breakfast The sc0undrel refused re-
Tina; was rather tough ! own-b1t then what
business had she % hide TIE money ohe kne"
II was lis rot hers by the law q the land
By the law OF the land !; may b., Bat lOt-hy
the law o. God and there IS neither truth honor
nor msnbood in a husband who vii avail hinsc.
%. suca lav o take away IL. rightn. property
Of his wife
Tut-tut what nonsense you talk. Hutton
Married woman cant have any nshiiai properly
Her husband is bound TO protect and support her.
and thst IS quite enough FOR her
And Il he does not
WHY bee is compelled to-the aw cosnpes
MIN" At this moment the door Of the little bed
room 20 which George had gone was sea aIar.
The law sbouuds in fct.ons, reiJinei Hutton
Does the aw conYe aim You and know some
wives who have supported theIrfamIes -luclu6Iul
their Ior,ilv husbands-f,r arsr-WaTren filed
another bumper Of wine and drank 10 of" aud yet
the money they earn is not their own. and Is AZ o.
times subec, to the husbands rapecity. There =
10 end % the wrong done by men wno fancy that
I'd and barbarous laws give them rights that no hu
man authority can give knew gentleman s.
called. who married charming woman she had
a fortune Of forty Thousand dollars. he not penny
Lis wife's fortune, never earned or acquired IN any
way shilling, and when he died he balneated his
vita property 10 her while she remained unmar
ned bit he made other disposition q u u she mar
red againl' This was strictly legal Warren
good old Norman law for it, no doubt but ! call u
as impudent n piece of projected robbery as ever
was done on highway.
Nonsense when he married the property. y
/ was personal. passed into his hands and became
Ms Of course There may be a hard case now and
hen, bat women don't know how to take care OF
property and il = best that they shouldn't have L
Il DENY that They take better care o. PROPERTY
than men They do not expose II to so many haz
ard. They rarely leopard their ch.lirens hsppi
ness By foolish second marriage. as men continu
ally do ! have heard man, Older and wiser than
either Won or l. say that he has never known a wO-
man len widow who If she had bat q roof over her
head did not support her children. No, Warren,
10 does not become us ~ talk about women not be
ing trusted with property because they don't know
how b. take care oft AZ any rate. 1t is rather An
Irish way q teaching them, 10 deprive them Of Il
Nv girls are al boys, as they say, Warren
when they marry, II their wives have property It
shall be secured to them, or I no longer own them
'or sons 81 mine
But, Hutton would YOU have a division Of in CT
sst- in n family You must ifyou have division
oi property
II know no division so bad as that which gives
AL the rirhts % one side. and a tho wrongs 81 t.r
9,her This argument a yours that woman are n0t
qualified n take care ofpropery IS very common
and a specious one But cannot women with large
1rtunes pay ,or wise counsel and faithful agency
u Is that large class m poor women who work 'of
unsi WAGES. wlose wants demand the rcctiiicatol
% The laws When they arc permitted u coDtrD
her earnings Irmanagcnenti u.s. i0T the most part
uscreet and efficient II common Justice should b.
slue a. women and the laws bee repealed that anaI
Il r. IN q
ooae part q their ed1caou - learn 20 take care
ll a. WIZ. il France. - ere married women pc
sees and control Their own property they condgc;
.ast amount OF mercantile business They are
principals and book keepers in large commercial
Establishments Ia German, womauls re- srded
~ an equal partner with her husband u being there
admitted that en- does halt the business Of tic
partnership IN perpnn.ns ;hose duties that natural
Is fa to her sex she - the possess9r of bali The
1i0periy he acquires that half he cannot dispose
u nor can he apply 10 the payment Of his debts
10 is absolutely hers And u - achuow edged that
ia no country are there more domestic devoted, aud
care taking wives than in Germany
Fol lie rol Hutton don talk b. me ol German
wives and French women J should Ike % know
where there sire finer women and better wives,
than here IN cur own Yankee land. where. accord
ING 20 your doctrine they are 50 oppressed and Dc
irauled-Mrs Warren for example
And II is because We have such women as
Nfs w arren that think u hitting We should prove
our appreciation OF them by restoring 20 them ;he5
lights making them as independent ss We our
selves arc
Not quite. Hutton, not gate = does not DO 10
have two commanders TO the ship
NO but / have heard seamcn saw that If the
mate is the better man. the command IS very apt,
when q storm rises. u fell into his hands aud ia
The storms Of life women show how capabl. they
are When | see how strong they are in thsr
calmDess and patience my blood bo,s that they
should be So shackled and made the victims OF the
vices. the iolhes. OF the misortunss OF their hus
bands.
Hutton paused Warren was becoming soberel
under the influence Of arguments that came home
70 Inn tie made reply but thrummed vehe-
mcutly with his fingers on the table. Matters.
however. resumed Hutton, are ri-hting Little
Rhode Island was, believe. the FIRST champion
among the states agains, this Goiah Of old abuses
, read the debates Of their Legislature al the time
they were ful O; sense and w.t. with some touches
Of the pathetic" he added turning % Mrs Warren,
who ever and anon. by smile. a uod. o. a sea-
re think yog arr night. Mr.. Hutton had mani
tested her attention 10 the conversation. " / re
member continued Mr. Hgiion. "a lawyer Ge
scribins the ruthless seizure for the HUSBAND
debts of silver teas poems cherished wedding
M and the sold ~ ads transmitted through a lOn-
maternal line. And there funny story told
Of an Irish woman 70 illustrate wifes voluntary