New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-23
4th WrI.ans Daily 6rtstert.

Hth Nrlssns 9ailu Crescent.
ratsresars sron the schools.
ne fc,lowius sssicls n from the + High School
t,ssue,e Is waicA senimonthy school paper it was
ooutxibatsd b. I. Rhodes Duval, one Of the gradu-
seise - q hat inatituticn:
N rHE sfHERE or WOMAN.
How ~ The goodness, wisdom, bene6cence Of
IA IA axempliled 10 the creation Of woman, Is
- nsst for mani Mans nature 10 rough and
GVlee prone to become, in the end, as ungovenable
= y q the beazts be haa brought into subsection.
- there b keeper, who by look or . word can
1sthe hia troubled spirit, and render il calm and
r1a6id . mountain lake-who can, with . sign,
0AnDe him 70 rush to the lannon's mouth, perform
- mcst generous actions. This keeper i woman.
u HI been 20 ordained BY an Allwiss Creator that
Skcte sh0uM be some talisman BY which the fierce
- ancolsivated nature 81 msn can BE- held il sub
fecion BY woman, being % superior TO him in the
1nee feelings Of our nature a. she Is in beauty.
Thus It was with the first OF mankind. In the
Aeavenlike garden Of Eden the cares and wickedness
81 re sac;seding pSpu!atnn Of s we " o @
III, were the flrst man and woman. heveulng 10
delight and piety wandering over the fair DOMAINS
II Paradise, lived and I'll the nrss woman. Driven
aain their livelihood BY the sweat OF their brow"
expossd TO temptations, before unknown 70 them,
N nov disclcssd BY ths fell Tree Of knowledge"
- ~ comfort sed soother OF Adams sorrow,
- exercised lhes oMcss Of The wife, since handed
down % p0s1etity, and which has made man what
= = n III cisilsd countries, woman has attained
<Ial statIon de.igned By God she should hold.
q every relation Mnlcn woman bears 70 man are
1xhihteoa thoee qualities which have rendered her
nt equal, Il not hts superior. Az mother. sister,
vf ~ exercises those angelic traits which, by her
deauence have lifted man Tor her companionship and
f&Ant~ -.
Ss6cial influence, but brute, but an animal. IN
sSsrehy of rcsDect or esteem? Who can fathon the
lspths * mother 3 lovs7 Who can tell what foun
49, tnvarls her dkssnrin03 Il Il sometmes The
eIv fncentive ti1st inances vouth Il sseE home en-
iuvments Around the firesjde ii binds all to her
sid Is eac, other 81 I chain that none can break.
Ind Il hours 81 sickness. when the aching head IS
Ss;S ~ mi N thst bosom "a filed With spprehensons
- - efsra 81 ~ son and 81 thinf of hours Of
ssent ~ the sckhed then do ve feel
49,. m N srctls-s lovs Il sn,incs frnm her
s,4 49, ~ hshe i al her breast and ike
sts. ,;vniet nova an In ia n,scid cosrse thronph
iidi,a I'M N lencth II r1lshes int the ureat ocean
a : mcsherss love for her offspring. s. Y.
~ No. m " w. aive l Ieen ee'.'ersa now "
3o fron reuoorse. by he recollection Of boyhood.
- unkindnea towards : mother! Words, then
aAoa shtessy spoken but IL after years, have given
..~ss vs{n1s 10 II he healt Of brother Al The
nd depteed BY the cares Of business who is it that
eathes the weary head and administers to every
rant a sister.
e hAs been designed by an Omnipotent God that
fhere should be one being in the wide world who
ahan BE- the confident OF man, his solace in misor
tuae and biz joy in happiness who leaves home and
friends !" 70 love, cherish and obey, till death do
Reyt them both =. But let us not trespass upon for
s hidden ground. The relation between man and wife
Is one designed and ratified in Heaven, and far too
sacred tor comment.
Back, iar back hssn f s s;ss rg5sd I'D %
= w g ~ snS ui visa yeass;
aau s ~ o anu y =. on ~,
s1oQa nalcyo9 no1ts, are agaln Plssenteo ~ "
Mngsa - w.I n. y. ~ .ns tOs
sn1 ouE Az. y" & aers III se rs.t Th
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a. esh y. ,,;ns
@ ~ w ~ y ~; .; 81, ins
mUses y - 49, 1,ca mmsI III svSgnathv q
~ -. ..son sss y @ iycI
M s;ncs ts, t; ~ vi a.
- s sS.y ost hsilass relics If the nsst have
49, = ~ ;,ris aove-Nr;shersd III f,ne vat
y t .s;ch i.stsr fonS recoliect;ons a. fresh and
~ ~ shM ;vsr vhsS sbs dront Il at
4 80 NJ sset N ~ snmmer nonrs Of . Long Aeo.h
z - 10 y '''~ --.--'> >-I-- e 80
Tha following ia from "a The Arrow the pape,
II N. ,,,,,,. I, ,hs ,cond of ~ .(.;s
sllss1 y '''s pup''s ~ ~ :. ~ ~.
Il High School, 70 Wnicn 4 was contfionteo py MIS-
6arah Hyams. The young lady is sound on the ques
ZION treated:
~ n "a STRANGE
il strange. but none the less true that we are nc
disposed TO cultivate native We give NOR
encouragement 70 foreigners than those TO me mano
born. Everything foreign taxes best, ana y ls %
characteristic Of the Americans 70 make heroes q
foreign persons VINO vis't our SHORES. Wnen picKen
the novelist visited tne Uned STATES perfect Juror
was created about him. the greatest honors wer
conferred on him, and ne was treated IN manner bt
coming prince rstner man as an antnor. ne :
tarned % England, and deiioerateiy SAT Gown an
~ ~ ~ !, MaS
Nj. EspecisllY did Dickens direct bis ridicul
against the yeneration which the Americans have,
claas, for foreigners. TINS, many supposed, wonl
Su.e ~ ,h;s MI ~
poss a - sa.s Srt !.
y ~ v - ~ I. & nu'
ecsy y Nen a". ;a saa sSe ~ 1aa
os tat e. ~ r,er;can st;na,;ahs
Nv an a.. sS;sc. nS n
81 n!s ao.y lectu.s1 u sne SANE sunlGcs anu g.
aa1ience WI s.m a.aough rs psess US R p.
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