The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-12


Since the rebellion broke out we have had Q
great many uprisings al the North. There have
been upr'sings of the men of the North. the pa
riots OF the North, the politicians Of the North,
the contractors of the North, the stock jobbers
OF the North, tho gold gamblers of the North,
the editors Of the North, the orators of the
North, the abolitionists of the North, and so on,
not only I'D iefaitlm, but also ad naassam.
Still, none of these uprisings seems to have
amounted to anything practical, and we have
not yet subdued the South, where there have as
yet been no uprisings at ALL Now, however,
the proper war spirit appears to be about to de-
veIop itself in the proper quarter. An upris-
ing of the women Of the North ought certainly
to be effectual in putting down rebellion. That
such an uprising is at hand is evident from the
following circular. addressed by Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton TO the loyal women Of the ma
tom
In this crisis Of oountry's destiny II Is tho duty
Of every citizen 70 consider the peculiar blessings OF Arc
publican torn Of government and decide what SACRIFICES
Of wealth and life are demanded for It's defence and pre-
servatt0n
ersa clearly defined idea Of the end proposed and
the immense advantages 10 he secured 10 ourselves and
all mankind by its accomplishment.
No mere rsrty sectional ory % seohnca.es Of
sttuon or military law, m0ttOes d craft or policy,
are o enough y touch the groat heart o. naen in the
midst q reyOu.ioc grand ds. such e freedom q
enthusiasm - : -'''''' "''>' -''''''' ''''
s noIr sos pea wosu ana work o. every man ana
mon consent. Y assigned the forum, camp aud field.
accomplish It, worthy our earnest counsel ono with
an nom .,.,... :,
sasm among Nor hOsn women; but. when mother laws
equal % ne sscrc n a0 nursn~ s scs and xoaSSeG
knitting socks, scrapIng lint and making jolies. the
in faith 70 something Ssyond and above 4 all WORK Is
worship Only when noble purpose nils inc soul ,
10 The Anal sessmsn this problem q SELF
hour ia bic an sosS hat
pcates our diiOuties u nigh time for the daughters
viii and testament Of tie rstheiay hold OF their birth
, ,ny ana keep sacred trust for all com
10 this end we ask the loyal women Of tho nation 70
s thc o Ga Say soe .sxsx
both BY person and BY letter.
at the Church Of the Puritsns fDr cheevers. admtsocs
.ree NE IsGooa a. me COOPER Institute o. nsPass
the womans csnsrsi Committee,
1.,,,Ss 70 ana U1p tor 'ne sss,.
shoald be addressed TO Susan Anthony, As Beekmaa
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y, a",v se'oa. vna'ao'e. run '"a' aoaless-
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.~'' ''e.'us' "euush ani'ps . aes'ruc've'
ING 'pi" /" uou 0'ea'es oruer, harmony
p0"'0 a"u .App'uo'S i.om onaos Inc spirit Oh
0a'Au O'oaaS uown .na ues'loys orcer ana nas'
Ivy; sno .:'emPsS 70 rconce AL 'n'ngs !"
0".ouo uo"us'o"' oAsA"oss sna misery. wen
aei' osiiPs nes more OF sne spirit OF satan
than Of the spirit Of God. He Is. In this sense
At least, Possessed Of the Devil. The object Of
Mrs Stantons meeting Is obviously to exercise
this eva spirit, which, for the past twenty years,
has roansd and ragged about, seeking to devour
the constitution and dismember the nation.
Women have 30 much OF the angelic nature
and they are In some respects preferable to
angels. because We can see them and tank
with them-that 1t Is not at ell wonder
ful they should endeavor to relieve US
from the distresses In which Wendell Phil
lips, Cheever, Beecher, Greeley and the
other abolition demons have involved US.
1t would be unreasonable to say that they
will not succeed. We have tried men and found
them sadly wanting. Now let US try Mrs. Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, Miss Anna Mctilda Dick
inson and the other women who join in this up
rising. We hope that ell the women Of New
York and vicinity, including fair representa-
ton from Brooklyn, Jersey City. Harlem, Ho-
boken, weehawken and Staten Island, will at
tend the meetings at Cheever's churchsnd the
cooper institute next Thursday, and put their
beautiful heads and spring bonnets together on
our behalf.
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