The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11

great national questions crcise the policy OF our rulers
men TO carry their religion into politics. the secu
lar press raps them the head, and bids them 60
prepare sinners for heaven; as II politicians
ven. AS to tho home, its sovcrclgns occupy
singuary anomalous position, in ideal world Of pur
ife-obects SIMPLY for admiration, worship love-
while by law, custom and the facts OF life they every
S not Is subject dis
cipne, but have no voice in its government They may
be devout worshppers in the empIe but must not obey
The fatal consequences in thus dvorcng the state the
church and the home are these:.Ths leaders
lar religion. and give no thought, or influence
toward a purer theology. Hence the best orders
dcnce and the facts Of science do little toward dspeng
tle supersttions Of their age On the other
uonal life and sustain the popular Government Whatever
II may be, whether despotism, monarchy or slave.
holding republic and are specially careful never 70 re-
buke the sins Of their day and ration while tho
soveregns OF the homo accept both and church
alike ordained Of God, perfect and mmuabe as the solar
we give each Of these classes e-sided education
false code Of morals and OF thought and
action uniting all alike for the great work Of life for
cannot do the duties in either department unless he under
stands the demands Of all as IN individual life the laws
Of spirit, mind and matter must be all observed to
secure the perfection Of either SO in the state the
church and the family, which are but associated cxs
pressons Of individual growth subject to the same law
have knowledge Of all Hence claim for the well
fare Of the nation that have BROADER deeper,
history Of church and state and the family and their
steady progress to greater Freedom iberay and purity
sane AND thus that she
place and power in he grand march OF civilization
Woman in her best worldly condition constitutes the worst
blind sentiments and passions she holds false position
lofty isolation where she proudly ntrenches herself
and with false views OF her rights and duties makes
society exclusive religion bigoted and government arso
cratic. With the exception Of the few who devote them
~
specuaons or self-culture that has no practical out
Workings put viewed simply as an added personal a9l
with terrible influence against the very idea that s our
This class have no faith in the dignity Of labor,
nor respect aor tnose VINO represent us success
sscrace Nor this type Of wS,nh0Sd all below Ma
Great Britain above our own They declare
and dsP9rs the Of our
AZ the South he nrncpIe Of caste and Class has been
North loved and oiored while no class Of neonie have
60 reverentS oourted ~ the rich and slave
who the ds Wherever We turn 1--WE we
and barren the home sad and discordsnt and
ire nowhere pv what should ~. ana
comas a re. nrJsr "f nhosorhers Who tall nc this
condition Of things need not always bsthai there
he Secured 10 man With mich minds AZ Herbert spen.
Ger, John Stuart MILL Garth Wilkinson, Victor Hrgo,
Ruskin and hazzin all writing up the dignity OF man
and republican institutions showing us now oroer ana
beauty may come out Of this confusion and all alike
pointing to woman, shall not woman herself put on
o,,i'cs the oss. mind; Of the age now press
On on h e conscS S9 IA plotting OUT one nal tns
NE IN dvSrcing man and woman as now both the
aoa in tho ontcr World ".rn ;vstco h
percy makes victims Of the weak and iguorans in The
The yonnr Who sSo,ud he snriecss We ~ T.rv
needs . fathers though. ana wisdom. and the nation
nSw.,c., diNsrsc" Nv =, AZ, "o "a a. snerv !uss snss
o, nsasar..nn man an1 woman necessa
Is juss sha. spiritual ditsrenc: necessary 70
~ sos The n me S Sna
ce ana ~ ~ sgss
by the a.sS hope and enthusSsm Of true wo%.~snoS '
beauty or science philosophy and then
will the 6rst note Of hsrmony be sruck then win the
xix T1sn every n saoD ISb1 % on all liz
louder, loisIss strain. The march Of civilization wil
s Ssn o1s we y. on the
and ws walt but tho trus mon and women Who b.
lieve 4 possible % realize pure religion, Just gov.
early a. ever saw the sunlight on Us eastern hills
builder Of h re~uc sSs rss,s s
element in govsrnment wanting and shall accept wo.
in beautiful proportions and shed new light over he
Western continent /,
~ 49, nExAsxs OF THEODORE rIIroN.
NJ InloS next soaIesseo me convention. ne sesd-
nave "a sccount 70 sesue Win Mrs stanton However
ousy amgy or aun .ne omces are IN wnicn newspapers
Arg pnn.eo, my omco nas Mways 1een prg1L assert
NOT @ oarK astnc pieces snc alluded 20 Tor the press
everywnere ana tnin. sue VIII admit that the pres
general tnng g orignt and intellect ual as the
Cnurcn lLAugnterl consider that THIS convention
called toosy 70 axe INTO account 70 weigh and 70 judge
and 70 put before the world the most beautiful and hu
oes 'n.s nas eves enteeo INTO the tho lgn Of man
or woman Inc cneI glory OF our democratic institutions
Is that they make their appeals to the love
snd support OF All classes OF the people, and
never TIL tho democratic Idea Is fully carried out
true ana consistent republican government The bal
lot rs the man princ'pis permits and Is the only
thinks Of the government under which no lives; and
wise ana just government VIII always give consideration
nothing which good government Is bound TO respect
more than the voice OF the people expressed through
the ballot inc ballot gives the government ofncal
notice OF tho bearing and wisdom OF It's acts and tolls
the President Tor tho time being whether his admins