Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-12-22


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IL. 1665.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser i
In the beginning of her lecture, Miss
Dickinson spoke Of tho present manner
of educating young girls for the mar
riage state, and for tho future. Sho said
that the great idea, the great aim pre-
eented TO them was, that they must
make themselvcsab ito geta husband"
In her own peculiar manner, the
lecturer gave examples OF the prevailing
style OF education, and described the
manner IN which young ladies we're
taught TO Conduct themselves, add with
this compared the education given to
boys and young mon, Girls, she said,
should base nm equal chance with the
ooys. Lee % BTi pave chanel TO so
educats. 80 trnu herseli, as to be able
10 sinnq side oy SIDE with her chosen
husband, ana, u she be not able 10 speak
waen ne si'oaks, that she may say
amen ohoers'andlngIy 10 what he
mas 70 utter. Ihe education at present
gwen 10 giris makes nlnety-nine out OF
u bunured q them dccetful. They
uon care 10 acs tne'r own Tree, simple
""'ura' serves IN 'he presence OF az un.
married mao. ~ makes girls every.
wherc believe That Vt is better TO take
any 'hing winch IS offered them Ii IL be
respectable, or rich, rnthcr than have
the 'unweicomc lite OF Miss" bofore
Their namos on theirthirtielb birth day.
IL makes women mean and mercenary
IN the marriage5 they contract. Men
aud fatheis make their daughters feel
that they are burdens upon their purses;
that they should have homes OF their
owe; that they should be settled in life
as soon rs possible. Tho speaker de-
clared that the fathers Of mnrriageable
daughters ought to let them know and
feel that they have homes, permanent
homes, under their fathers roof; that
the doors would swingslowIy upon their
hinges which opened for them to go out
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board, Of girls getting married as the
great aim OF their lite, should DO stop
PED. In this connection Miss Dickinson
took occasion To denounce the proposal
to transport cargo of Massachusetts
girls TO tho Tar west Tor the purpose Of
marrying them cfi; to send them there
with piacards hung around their necks
proclalming them IN tho market. She
did not ohjcrt TO sending those girls TO
tho territories u they could, upon their
arrival, have work established for them
to do, and be placed upon tho avenues
Oh iaoor. but she hau beard from good
authority that there was nothing there
tor these girls to do but TO got married,
70 DO wVrse, or slnrye. The committee
who had thss matter In charge, stated
'nst thero are 'hero ton Thousand mon,
VINO nave pu'it Tor themselves huts In
when TO i've, and who are tearing,
rahiiug, ana thrashing around The coun.
Try Whereabouts reo Wild beasts, solely
IN need OF soothing spirits. IL Is pro.
posed 'hat these soothing spirits DO sont
'hem 10 tbeshape OF lve hundred yong
g'rlq. Our girls are now trained to look
iorwafd TO tao establishment OF homes,
ana 10 mo procuring OF persons TO sup.
port item. They got married. AT tho
affair the Young man so'emnly declares
ALOUD, WIN MI my worldly goods !
thee ondow, nnd mentally ejueulatce,
WHATS yours ~ mine anu what's mine
ID my own. immediately hfier the
marriage tho husband proceeds dclIbcr.
a'oly 10 reduce THIS woman 10 q elato Of
iegalizsd pauperism during tho remain
der OF ber NO. Iho man opens his
arms, opens MS hvhit, ana shuts close
his pure ~ soon hs tho woman comes
10 his house. Inc tpenker said that II
was time tho husband should under
stand that Tho woman no takes ~ his
wllo has ~ good q rlgh. 10 his money ae
no has, because hhe IL us thoroughly q
pnrt oi himself, " The marriage rites bo
tue, ~ ms own manu- or bis own oye,
Mon, however, gamer them Ia, put their
money in Their box, lock IL up tight,
ana then pay, Ia The most bewiiehlng
"beg, doggie, beg The
speaker said sho knew many married
women who lisein iino houses, and who