New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

System lettering decay. will not hesp 10 bossr
up wbs; II fsse in IT, bat by casting oat aspscts TIA:
have esaed TO be in harmony with ,her progress,
Hope the ia;rodacton Of VIA; s Peraicogs.
Az leas1 one-haf the women Of the country are
driven to their own resources for livelihood. Han
dreds are engaged in teaching AZ miserable pttsnee.
The proportion supposed to be adequate rsnunera.
ton for teaching compared with cher expenses IN
family may be n little intrirsieally reached 81 corr
pairing the items Of expense in the Letter Of NJ Fo
sem Minister 20 the Hague, where plEn Yankee o.
fetal pays 800 for wine and sa25 per year to gov
eruess Most OF the larger schools ar protested by
men and women kl the vario1. depa TIN ats AZ the
loves; possible rates
When. woman Of position and cg.tnre becomes in
povershed, she takes boarders Her friends think tbs
more seH,e,l than shopkeeptng, needle work, &c
Thousands in this wsy are exposed TO swndlers, TO
rudeness, toll and suffering most pitifnl
We have some hundreds perhaps hye hundred, IA
the country engaged in literature IS Editors, Authors
&C. about one hundred Postnasters two or three
hundred engaged in the Arts Of Design, ao1ut hfy ss
Daguerrectypts ten or fifteen in Painting End Sculp
ture. from .x to ten Telesraphng, about fay Phys
cians-uiany thousands in Prntiug-oaices. B1osbind
eries and shops Of various Hnds-to say rothing OF
servants and dependents of all grades who laor be
yond reason and conscience, with scarcely any return
Now here il vast amount Of human iaduytry justly
entitled to dignity and cnslument Strike cut this
rnsss Of labor performed by women, sad we appre-
bend our Brothers would be driven 10 their wits, sud
70 supply the drafts that would necessarily De mdeupon
their own exertions There are multitude ofwomsnto
whom would be folly TO say, The hreside Is the
only place for you for these women mus, hire or
buy the crate sr rst alss DE. the disappear
snce the hesthstone Indicate The light of the 6 ,nius
loci q and then buy wood and coal and sread sni
meat. After the money has been earned by their own
toll 70 supply these necessities. Tho women OF wealth.
may weakly ard scfshy talk Of the grsces Of womlny
dependence-had she large true heart she would see
that the majority Of wcmen have no dependence, *
cent upon God and themselves and that justice ia all
claim for such. We ask that the results OF all ths
toll. Woman be accepted as a citizen. Thai, since The
urgcnoies Of civilization compel her 70 do manly duty
in the world. she be honored accordingly. coutcnl
that public opinion and human laws should recognize
Women in this necessity for labor, and, she mast
through this labor depart from the sscuson snd pro-
lection OF cur Brothers losing also thus much Of the
sentiment Of beauty. she be recognized upon broader
grounds snd be invested in age with diyu.tie:
Her property il taxed then il should be represented.
she must redeem her civil responsibilities rigorous
ly a. her Brother consequently she should share hs
privileges and immunities.
contend that tie law must losen he hold upon IA
Our Women Artizans Farmers, Merchants. Lecturers.
Authors must not rank with idint' Lunatics chill
drcn. as they do in nearly all the states. This is
ali ask ard yet the country is in alarm simple pious
souls sggTieved, ii | were basphemer; Eltors
sharpen their keenei pens to annhite me on the p0in.
Of paragraph husbands forbid their wives TO hear
me liile children are told oil a woman out Of her
sphere" who must be warning 70 them aud sort OF
spasnodc Porcupine state 20 have seized upon
all classes, who verify believe wish 20 put men to
rocking cradles, and women to ruling Sites Encour
age them the usurpstons Of the psntaOons,o JOst
ling cur Brothers IN the highways, ejoctng them from
Office and indeed bring ing about thorough system OF
"suubbing" the msscuiBe sex, by which The world viii
be turned upside down and set loose from god
order and womanly propriey. But the Eternal iiarmo
nies move en- and length Truth VIII be upperm)st
Il seems TO me that men will be upon the whole gain
ers by what claim, Woman, made free by law AMI
by public opinion would be eGectvein the use Of
her fscul,ies-her labor would command better re.
muneration and thus a moro hopeful cheerful spirit
be evolved among from si OF whi,h sources men
would be relieved from much OF beggary disorder aud
spleen. They would lose something, Chose OF them
who are domestic tyrsnts,) because a woman would
find herself protected by law and public opinion, both
OF which would put the unmanly upon his good
behavior. The who has beca proved TO have
beaten his wife to death might not find himself out on
bail as in n recent case Of the kind in New York Tor
women would look to it that he did not err 90 use
gentle terms. according with the amenities OF our Courts
Of Law in such made aud provided) did not err
IN this way second time lie mi hi find some
TO wealth Distinction closed to women, flsd
with and powerful competitors. But the weak
woman will eth be weak--the inefficient man will be
still Inefficient let Us preach as we viii
You will mud the beautiful old illustration of Preu
dice very apt in regard to the doctrines OF Womans
Right. Prejudice, it has been said i, like one who In
fog behold object IN the distance II Is gigantic ia
size deiormed IN aspect He Il alarmed and shocked
end calls for help retreats before H. Onward CONES
the -trsnge object and nearer and gradually
what bad been hideous monster assumes shape pro
portion the distaRoe decreases, AMI now, what hal
beeu looming through the fog a creature OF dread
proves to be bis own brother.
Sonis with these doctrines. They neei only lyht
and proximity 20 assume grace and beauty and recon-
mend thcns ives as but expression OF human needs
growing out OF human progress. d. not ain at the
overthrow Of womany quality the contrary, con.
tend we ere not wJmanly because we are not recot-
pized In our full natures by our Brothers do no,
sh 10 Defeeu rom thc h"1 out only protection and I
representation therein Give u. social and civil e1u,l
y. II u safe for the husband to fll the off . Of
private citizen, public one according b the wishes
Of bis friends and neghbors, the people at large il
safe also for Ii Man looks TO tbs con.truc,on
Of his own icing az the foundation Of the laws by which
he j. 70 be bYund, Woman should be allowed % do tho
came. Iho who 'eek the highest hum an rec ION are
tie most eoand By the laws OF the grea, God Him eli
TIL this '-bieet assumed shape in the public mind.
doubt ~sen were =, all conscious Of the true Iis:
in which wakre regarded BY our Brothers. Taere ia
touch q ue@t IA The whole tone Of sentiment aud Ian
guage spplaJ tn This tone i no, confined =, ~
ignorant and degraded but prevail. also with ,, ,
vs,ed and apparently refined Weak vvo,o.u -;
women, s-ui who cannot live wtbou, the a,r,.-i. -
men, uphold the spirit and adm, OF ir.,u,,,.s,..,
and they VII msgnify their own helplessaess. which