The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-11

Il sSsnss 6cnpowsf 10 not moro means of
personsi asosndsncy. ~ wantto nuke hsr
Iinhuencs work bysa manly fntefehsnge Of
foP'nions. and not by cajolery.a l. want 10
Awaken IN her the political point Of honor :
| '"o"'o nike TO see," "hs ssid, "a return
'"'o oe'ors thfs House OF the number of
women VINO are annualfy beaten to death,
kiesed 70 death, or troddsn 20 death by
'ner male protectors. Hear, hesr1
snoaid hke This document to contain. in an
'PPo''te coinmns return OF the sentences
passed 10 NOSE cases IN which the dsstardly
' n..' oiu NOT ges on altogether; and, In
I A'' ''u ~. oo'""n' comparative view OF the
| 'o"t " properly 'he unlawful taking OF
% "po' IN the Same sessions ofs asslzes
~ Ms '"',S J"dge. oecn .hought worthy Q!
~ -, 'a'"e ats'ee OF Puhishmehe lCheers
'v''a o""s oosain on ar'itnmeticai 'u esti,
4 ""ee VI '"e vaiue SET oy male legislature
A"n "a's tribunals upon the murder Of
"" " nao,ua. .orture' often prolonged
'o' seAr' wn'cn' I" 'nere oe any shame In
~ "ou" ,p"ke W hans our heads
to ''i, oe.ore" rs eon'ended that
so "o' s"''er IN 'ne'r interests c.
r' ,a' Wonaen' ."ey not oeing repre-
",u'' oe eons'uered whether the
'"~' ano '"ose Prac'ices which law can
"ea' women IN every respect as Ia
.o'"oS 10 "en' wen, s'r' Us that the case1
70 e'"cA''on' ior' example. We contin'
'" "s.' 10 '"'u that 'he education Of
o s., 70 ~. ''0s' Important part OF The
" " VI. 0o""'ry' oecHuse 'hey ecu
" - ".'e 10 ."u'n importance
e'o ."-" '" ~ A' 'n're many
80, ""0 '",' 10 'uu'"' OF a'e "''hng 70
~ - ~ . % %oeu 'of ,"e s'o' edueA.lon OF
.-s ~ 80 su'e'' - " 'ner '0nst "nere
nee', wnere '"e PuoIo
eS"''S' ""''e N"e sc"ooo OF any hign de-
tbot Oil. a.. Ia, oan..,.a :. -.
sre ,bs t-.,,,no .,hoo1. q. ,,o-oos
wba, has bs.ons ~ ,ha .,ao,,.,,, IT,,
The bountv of o,r s,,sf.,h.r. o.,.hI,., "A g.
the Io,truc,Io, mn. of hovs .,o,. 10, -,
b,r. and o;r,. ;na,..r;n,in.,o, l.
sorme3 by one Of the biybest authorities on
the subject that In the m.;or,tv ot On. d..a.
of endowment tho nrov;.;o, wa. n, H.
tin, oenera,Iv and no, .n..;.,,v t,- ho.,
Ono ores, endorsement chr,.,,. uo.n,,.I
was designed expressly for both that e,.
,abli,hment maintain. and adnoa,ss ,,oo
boys and exactly 20 girls. Then, when
they have attained womanhood, how does
It fare with that large and increasing por.
tiop of tba .ox ,,ho ,ho,-L .-..... -
the educated classes, have not inherited q
provision, and not having obtained one by
marriage, or disdain!ng 10 marry merely for
a provision, depend on their exertions for
supporti Hardly any decent educated oc.
cupation save one 10 open TO them. Ihey
are either governesses or nothing"
C.n.,dsrahla srr,r,.o sr.. ...,A,.,
when the ,turdv oli Ron., c.,ho,,. O.
c.or.. Rowv.r .,nonnn.a ~. S....'.. "
lion 70 90 with Mr MN Va u.;n,.;n"s
,,., ,..,,. -, ...-
,o.,L., n. L., 49, e ~, 80. 81
.T,;.
history shows that among female scvereign.
there has been q larger prorortion Of great
rulers than among the male"
The subject was discussed bv Kar,l.ke
Denman, Fawcet, Iaing, Bower and some
others.
The rs,u,, n tho vo,o ~ , o,,
,.,a bsforo ,,r r.odor,. 10 -.
a number IN Il. favor a,,ooa,ho. mD,oaro
for and among ,hsm ~. %. .r.h r,.- -,
u,nho. s,.,.so,5 r.,,a -,
o,ohon, .,d ~. r,nc.s... - -,
IN. L.a,no psa,..,. -, -. D..
| w. von,a ~, ,,,;.. ., T.
=, ,,.,,