Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-18
rHE WoMAN QUESTION.

THE MAN ESTION.
l. AGENTS WANTED-For Il New Book
adapted to the Times WOMAN, HER CON
AND PROSPECTS; THE INEXPEDIENCY
OF GRANTING THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.
By L. p. BROCKETT, NJ. ID. II L.USTRATED.
Every man and woman in Vermont should read
this book during the coming foBI months,
OPINIONS OF THE PiiESS.
From the Tolland Co. (Ct) otrnal.-A time
ly book Having perused a few pages we can
candid and reasonable manner; IS arguments
must be convincing to every int iigent reader.
From the Sabbath Recorder, K. lit is a
book which every one who has chance will
read.
From the Norwich tCt Daily Advertiser.-It
IL an earnest protest against'a great deal of
nonsense of what is called woman's rights
The work ID seasonable and will doubtless meet
From the Lynn Mass Reporter.-Dr. Brock
EFT seems TO have entered upon the subject in q
spirit Of fairness and honesty. No one can fail
From TIE Evening Standard, New Bedford
Mass.-The work Ia written In tone OF candor
and without any OF that absurd ridicule too
often employed and 10 youmin0usly illue-
tfated.
From the Daily Advertiser, Auburn, N y
Its pages are literally Illustrated; 1t is full OF
pictures, showing to what Lengths and breadths
Of folly and infatuatons the advocates of un
sexing women carry their sisters.
From the Rochester IN. ~ Daily Democrat
-Is very mir, intelligent and candid, and in
spires desire to take advantage of the earliest
opportunity 10 read 1t.
Prom the Rochester IN. " Chronicle.-Dr
Brockett has evidently devoted much thought
to the rubject matter OF this book, and his mau-
ner Of dealing with II cannot be too highly
recommended. II lie eminently just and argu-
mentatiye, avoiding every thing Of an irritating
tendency.
From the Douglass tYassl Weekly Herald
There is no poseiblc plea In Justification Of
won ans intrusion into the realm Of political
action. Separate the two sexes, let man under.
STAND that woman IL determined to stand by
herself and neither desires or needs his sseist,
ance, and how coon would an aniagonism be en-.
gendered which many waters would not quenchY
From the lawrence taass) Sentinel.-The
book is worth six times the price of 1t.
From the Elmira IN. Y Daily Advertiser
cheaper OF reader means of obtaining informa-
ton on the subject OF woman than by purchasing
and re ,ding this book.
oar notices would MI large volume, having
sent out nearly 1000 copies to the press, pro-
misconsly, and about 81 paper. to the 100 give
favorable notices. The remainder, advocates
Of woman's suffrage, pitch into it In the follow.
From the Waterbury ct, Daily American
WoNAy's RIGars.-Has 1t not been generally
admitted that women were reasonably certain
Of what they both wanted and needed. We
had imagined that their heads were pretty clear
upon these points at least, but they ere not;
the d.. 1usht to know, ior he has stadisd the
Bible until he knows to dot just what the
Creator intended then to Be sna do. He has
crammed history until he knows all about the
Diekinson; n net be understand1 al abo1t
tho paet, present and fltnre Of the aox. T
Aa1Hfs WAITED 1ox svery tewn IN Yer
mont. Deo1w aEe neW 10y: A411Uo
ltE1w Il eTNonR0s 1ast6asds O.