New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
,,,, ,o,,, Many rR1BrNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY !, 1854

.s..-f,rs e-tert Wien Mr.. " II WGysriy place,
: ,t. : of Togrteou &, enters the iago.ul
- -, IN pfo,.er own sat- because We feel tlat sh'
. -. .couir.d .uId n woIh to ina nation gate
;,1,,erfcpf Of rs locomotive convenience We c0lld
,r,ui, stand all day 70 accommodate much womsny
un,cnscion. Grace But d. you pretend tina, wo are
Ts 20 20 tho SAM ding .0- every culinary fsmlle who
sss.s 10 come in f-agrsst with Washington ni ketins
Il ,ou Do Il f. only because you age totally dsu.ule o.
;,io on tbs subject as we shall presently show Let
~ ilr.rsie via. we have 20 say by another anecdotc
The Other day going up town in sixth avenue
err and took tic eGrance and Ne ar 49, the
e4celleut stage manager of the Broadway rheacr The
car raoidv flled until every occupied aud the
,:sic itof became herring boned with victims to female
domination Al tbs j1ncture lady who had seen some
fiy winter and those oifashoned pushed in and
,;rery srvevcd III concatc mated No one budged
No one apparently regarded her but our neghbor b and
oursef We ourself looked desncc. for w. felt it We
placed our hands firmly knees dropt our eyes to
the floor and inwardy sui d to presumption once
moro rebuked Not 80 our ne ghbOr. lie oner en-
countered the tempesuous eye that impenied over him
than he rose ard co 'eousy waved the enemy into his
seat Was Juno placstcdl Sir" said she, " | thank
"vou You seem have pretty much all the polteness
there Il in the car We glanced aside for moment to
see whether VI we're cuticuarly safe in volcanic vi
cinty To think Of cur losing that modes, gentleman from
our side in ezchsrge for this unblenchng vrsgo And
tbs, foroo.h because il the custom Of Am rcan' to be
pile 10 women
Undoubtedly such is custom. and long may 1t wave
BIT do sou ca tlat stIt Of thing woman Is every
fling woman that wears peicoa.s IL not w'maa'y
70 ak noihiDg to make eyac,ions' Is It not wominy
10 he modest, 10 be retiring 10 stand upon what, sponta
reou y accorded her by rather than upon whit she
NAY GORGE from him Woman is physically weak and
gentle as compared with man and every man therefore
irstnctvey de'ers to her We have never seen these
claims dis flowed We have woman, handsome or
pain old or Young who preserved any vesge Of fem nine
sweetness and refinement tai TO complete HON
age from man. W. have cheerully he'd many an Irish
baby OF knee because the poor morous and distressed
mother felt obviously all abroad in such we'll dressed
ccmrany. and had her hands full of the swim
baby IT her breast But viii resist coercion from
women with al he heart For il HE hear, chiefly which
prompts res4touce in that extremity Il il E hears
which primarily violated BY hindecrum on the part OF
woman lis heart insists upon the inCXtingusha5!e DIFF
ference Of the soxe. and whenever therefore drops
the arms approprse to her which modesty reserve
decorum and takes up those appropriate to the
GO arser sex he necessarily treats her of that sex
MINIS the 1cspcct he 70 oil is legitimate members
W. Rad intended saying few words upon the curious
and Interesting topic Of woman nhuman!y to women IN
the omnibus but this We must defer to some future oppor
tuuity