Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-29
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4 "A sTVomanIs CrIticIsu, m SScII n
iiton,s Article ON Women, In the
S4onSIl,lul orSR number OF the Atlantic
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R'1SeEy yooly mas read Gail Hamllton's
egasul o! sense and everybody likes it
ouu says u Is good, ana that 1t contains
.tS:..I seuse Use apOut I women than mas been
issIittsn WI. ts1 Ior the last twenty years. That
may os, l os,1AE9e-ltels undonotedly, since SO
.lauy people say SO nevertheless, either
tSusn z PonlapIy on love OF ntEadlctions
Is ioe some other reason, we feel like TAX
,itgS ,ng 81 e1GePtton 70 IT, we know nothing of
1aIl sdamllton n !I.o excepting through the
s.s oolutnns OF the Atantte Monthly, but we
tnSL y, II M tnis particular instance
sue. MEl.es llKe St. baul, without book
tnat - - 70 70 say Witnont any practical expe-
E!encey TT Q! lne subject ofswhich she treated.
NOT PROBABLY, without experience of chill
aren, without the esexperience.of aamos
tner. III one might judge wetshould say.
that she had been for many years school,
teacher and had become thoroughly dis.
gnsted with the wholeeinstitution; or else
she may possibly make one of the family
OF almarried sister, who possesses the bless
ing of troop of screaming, noisy, bread,
and dfbutter-e eating, ock-and .trowser.tear-
ing youngsters, never still, never quiet one
instant, apdiWho make everybody but "mo-
ther wish them in the moon. <IEr
We doubt if she lives in New York, or ia
modern family where the children are
kept ina nursery, and never see mother
excep to receive kiss before they go to
bed. We doubt if che livesfin any large
city, where people think rapidly and act
upon their thoughts, because she evidently
imagines that, in recommending women
not to bear children, and not to devote
their timelto those they have, to the exclu-
sion of other things, she is yentiIatiDr an
entirely new idea, and one that deserves
unusual attention on account. of,its origin
ality and Importance. She hasimad the
mistake of supposipg that what was true
of some pions, hard-worked, New England
mother, was trne of the mothers Of the
whole world New York physicians, and
especially qGacks, could tell Eer very
different story.
One of the present evils, as it seems to
US, is the unwillingness of women to he
come. mothers. In nine cases out of ten
but have great objection to children be.