The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-11
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The hif sex have Won ,sio,v o,ss
sou.quatcd prjuiices IN Sm Ftalci. 60.
a young woman--we Shout think a iin
cal descepjgnt Of John Hsmpden-fe.
solved % ies, lie validity of tie arbitfs.
ry regulation which comgels females 10
appear in pet'ioos,s and bonne,s, snd foi.
bids the usa of paualoohs and awide
awakes" Boldly oquiptiug horself in
male apparel shs pfomeuaicd tie public
thoroughiares, oulasug % m9des'y AID
delicacy of policeman. The later arrost.
ed her, and Tie case b,ing made. IL was sr.
gued aud stood ior judgment His Honor.
Judge Coon, delivered az elaborate dscis.
ION. Helaid down thelav 10 theelIect that
"a a woman prefers pnialoons to psiiicosts
she has perfect right To Wpar them. and
no policeman has q right 10 interfere wth
or disturb her in their use. The decision
was vehemenly apphuied by lot Of
lourneyman ailors but u is received with
extreme discontont by an the hen.pecked
husbands IN the great Pacific CITY. The
@.'er mlk OF resisting payment if their
wives run mp bills Tor coats. vests and
pants upon tho ground that they are not
necessarl-s Tor The use Of married women.
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WnAr Is a LADv?-I will toll YOU neg.
aliyely. She never oyerdresstss sbs
attlres herself withregard 20 tho weather
ana The occasion, and At no hour Of the
day, whatever may be her oceapatiop
is untdy. She is civil ana obliping ,o ali
persons m public, whom chance throws
m hor way, without distinction of gatbor
class, aud is reasonable and Humane with
her servants, She never. under shsley
OF her sex, Is conyorsatioually owe. bearing
towards others TO whom Tho rules of
courtesy forbid reply "a kind. She
never omits, by smile or word . raeeful.
~ to acknowledge slight tayors they ron.
der her, She never sulicits pif,s from
them by going into &c, hcigs In their prc.
Senee about cloves ofrjngs" or bracls,r.
when she saw u5 Srow & Co.'S. Sho
never eueourges matrimonial offers. which
she has no idea Of accepting IN. n
Male hr1s exoepted.) She distinguishes
"a reception Of gentlemen, bstwoen
those who at heart respect our sex
oho never belrlys. froma moan vanity.
tho honorable love she cauuot !ecipfocate,
She n9yer talks or laughs lvally ia pub
lie, or has Tho bad taste, aaI bad lna,.
uers, to disturb her a.i .ALo,A IN
Wt! at tho clu"f' Cli.-, SLn.
lil-.l svhurcn, -. q. ls',-t ~ ose,,
feelings Of those aroaaI hsr, wLo desire
70 oe 50. SA5 knows whea b 10 silens
when q sPeae-lndaAow. ia word.
she has tlH--hUpeiil li;g Glsmy IelIers.
d. . !. a I, -.
Us but a tasteleSs fruit 4 ,u.l.Isss bid, y
blundering nunska!!.-b,oAy E.Sa.
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THE FAMILT CfEclE Tao baltimore
Sun IN muiing ~ .he prevalence Of
crime among buys, very properly asserts
that one OF the main causes OF no decline
LOT morality Is tts decay Of p0ysatal disci.
PtUs. The family circle, the domestic
hearth is the true fountain Of parity or
corruption 10 public morals. Most people
become what they are made at home.
They so forth into tho wlrll, to ac. out
tho charctorthey hnve formed inthe first
fourteen years Of theirlves. Itis nIley.
ed, iD excuse. that children have bscomo
more ulmanagalle Ihan they used T. boz
We reply, that human nature aud human
relations are unchanged.
Children are Just rs amenabla 10 Ru.
thorlly as they ever were. This Is ths
mtn purpose Tor which Providence has
made them helpless and dependent, that
they mny bo trained TO obedience, N or.
der. to industry, to virtue. Itis not true
that parents have not AS absolute control
over Their children as they ever had.---
Wh-n thora is dependence obedience NAV
be enforced. The real hct is, thu. par.
eats ara too indolont too negligent. too
Indifferent 10 take the pains 90 train up
their children in the way they should 20.
II requires perpetual vigilance, and they
get tired. IL ltrequires self-coutrol 10 ex.
erclse proper authority over olhers.-
Self-oonquest is the greatest victory oe
all There can DO no jist parental disoi.
pliue when there is no character 10 back
Il.
EcoESrRIcIuEs OF GEMus.-Ihe rocert
suicide Of Herbert shows that great in
tellec;uaI development is not generally Ae-
eompanied by Il wgll-balanoed ohAraoter.
Phackeray, in his lecture on Swift. after
paying homage 70 his vast genius, aska
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