The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-09-06
For THs NaWG
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.

boasts OF It's literally. identifying liberal
| ny and liberalism. The social system Is
ali wrong. Woman must be invested
with the rights With which naturo has
endowed her: she must be admitted to q
part In the government, to enter the sanp
with sword and frslock, TO command Vss-
sels' TO mount the stump and stand
the eIeetlons, and do Whatever else shs
may take in her head, without the good
leave oil the soldssGnt lords of the creation.
AS to the old law of ST. Paul, that makes
The man hehead of the woman, il Is non
now quite out ofdate. Certainly PAM did
not consider that such Law could nov
Dino woman, as che had no hand in max
ing; those days we're dark DAYS. tboe.
days OF Paul. The thoughtful are grisy-
ed TO see sober views and common sense
turned out Of doors without Judge or
jury. Lectures to Young Mens BIZ
George Peck. D. D.
1.-The Christian is, in the very genius
Of his profession, refornaer; but We must
remember that innovation is not reform.
He has an iEfallibls guide-you must
make your appeal to this Inspired Record.
What Gods Word requires is Heaven
sanctioned radicalism. What il forbids is
Bible is the wisdom of God applied to
human affairs; and all true reforms rest
Cd this immoVable basis. But Whatever
is inconsistent with its spirit is not a re-.
form; but the base counterfeits Of iukdels
ity, originated on purpose to beguils, be.
tray and ruin immortal souls, the accred-
tied agents and ministers of Satan. Lii
ceuse they mean when they cry Liberty"
-CounSelstO Concerts; Rev. Il. G. George.
Gen. 3:l6. ''And he shall rule over
thee" Though at their creation both
were formed with equal rights, and the
woman had probably as much right to
rule as the man; but subsection to the
will of her husband is one part of her
curse; and so very capricious is this sVSLB
often, that sorer punishment no human
being can well have, to be at all in 3 state
of liberty, and under the protection Of
wise andequal laws"
Cor. 11:3. "The head of the woman
is the man." "And every believing Wo-
man will acknowledge, according to Gen.
SIG, that God has placed her in a depend
ence on and subsection to the man."
Ephesians 5:22-24. GAS Christ is the
head or governor of the Church, and the
head of the man, so is the man the head
or governor ofthe woman. This is Gods
ordinance, and should not be transo
gressed. The husband should not be .
tyrant and the wife should not be the gov.
ernor. As Christ exercises authority
over the Church so as to save and protect
it, so let the husband exercise authority
over his wife by protecting, comforting
and providing her with every necessary
Iand comfort of life according to his
power"
Timothy GIG ga woman should ct.
tempt nothing either in public or private
that belongs to man as his peculiar funO-
tion." l Peter 81 Consider that your
husband is, by Gods appointment. the
head and ruler of the house. ~. Clark,
L. L. d., r. s. Il.
Gen. 3:I6. ga sentence on the woman
including her suffering in child -bsarings
and her sense of dependence on the man,
and subsection to him, and to his tyranny
when through depravity. he would exsr-
else it."-A. anderson. D. D., Professor
Of He6rea0 in the Seminary az CanOns-
burg, Pennsylvania.
Gen. SIG. "The woman is doomed to
subsection to her husband, and to sorrow-
lul and painful conception. 90. Smith,
f. s. H., Member Of tie Royal Asiatic
Society Of Great Britain, ard the Society
Of Literature.
Ephesians 5:2I. Concerning relative
duties; in all indifferent things the will
of the husband is law to the wife. He
is the governor, guide and guardian Of the
wife. john Wesley.
stTha !. r
she was naturally, therefore, made subject
to him; and she who was intended to be
always in subsection to the man, should
do nothing that looks like an affectation
of equality; the order in which Divine
Wisdom has placed persons and things,
Is best: TO endeavor to amend it, is to de-
stroy all order" 1 Cor. COmpre-
hensive Commentary.
"The sentence pronounced on the woH
man consisted of two parts: the pain aud
sorrow in bringing forth; aud her subisc-
tion to her husband. Neither of these
would have had any being, had she resist.
ed the temptation. She would have been
mother; but without pain; and she
would have been a wife but without any
humiliating inferiortY to her husband"
IT Dwight, s. T. D, L. L. D., Late
President Of Yale College.
"The reciprocal duties on the part Of
the wife are, affectionste reverence, subjecs
ton, obedience, assistance, sympathy,
modesty, love. chaste, single christian,
constant and faithful unto death" Fiji
teen authors caroberating this view are
referred too.-Eneyeiopedia Of Religious
Knowledge.
THE duties on the part Of the wife
are, reverence. subsection, obsdience, as
sistence, sympathy, assuming no author
ity, and continuance with him.''-Buek'S
Theological Dictionary.
Buck refers to eight authors, two Of
which are on moral science.
1.-The duty of yielding develops upon
the wife. And it is to be remembered
that the act of submission is, in every re-.
spect, as digni6ed aud as lovely as the
act of authority; nay, more, It involves
an element of virtue which does not be-
long to the other. It is lamentabIs to
hear the levity with which some polili-
clans, and, es they would pursuade as to
| believe them 10 be Statesmen, speak OF
the religion of Jesus Christ; to observe
how complacently they talk of using 1t IS