Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-06

Tue s>rIRtf a. hENTrCNY ~ friend
writing privately FROM the hear, O.
/ Kentucky to the Editor of The \, Y
/ Tribune gives casually the following
/ Illustrations OF The spirit that still re
4 fuses to come out OF her:
7 Many proicssea Christians, it APP
I pears to me- alc entire strangers &c
The true spirit OF Christianity. TIC
/ show the animus tf some, Will say
that | have hear . Church member
say that 4 have be en- made so mad n
/ seeing the negro children passing OIL
/ the streets with books in their hands
/ going to school, that have felt
that could take the books from them
and heat them to pieces on their
I faces. Cribs specimen was a Mission.
AIRY Baptist.l \ short time previous
to the election, III an adjoining county,
was asked 10y gentleman at his
tircsile how | thought the election
would SO replied that | Thought
Grant would he elected The re-
Spouse from the husband was am
afraid So From the wi!cit was If
he is | hop, another Wilkes Booth
will arise The conversation turning
unon the negroes, she said, They ought
all to be killed Oft. And this woman
is a member of that order
who. in this and some other States,
contend that ali their Churches shall
to known rs rs Christian chM'et
ehus claiming for their dcuomioninat
the distinctive name OF Christian. Such
utteranccS frequently ernana,e sr~,,.
both men and women Of al. professions
ana Of no profession, but all embraced
in the great Democratic party, Yet,
notwithstanding, it is plain to be seen
that many who have been warm, ac-
live sympathiZers with the Rebels are
now EXPRESSING satistaction-somc
even gratituAe-that slavery is ahol-
i>hed, and say that they would not
rcinStatc VI il they eoald do so by
wave OF the hand But others, again,
feel that life has been stripped OF all
that is Of any Eorth, and think the
necessity OF personal oyortien--do-
ing ones own chores, or druagery-is
lntolerable, and ought not, cannot be
endured by any one possessing a
moic,y Of sclt.respoct.o
Tar R!cnrs or MARRIED WoMES IN
TUE DIsTmor OF CoLuMntA,-Ihe tol-
loving bill, which passed the House
on the 10th ulImo. passed the Senate
last evening. and now needs only the
Presidents signature to become law:
BE IL enacted, Sc, That in the District
of Columbia the right Of any married
woman to and IL property, personal or
real. belonging to her at the time OF
marriage or acquired during marriage
in any other way than b gift Of con
veyance from her husband, shall be as
absolute as II she were .ttm@1e sole, and
shall no; be subject to the disposal OF
her husband, nor be liable tor his
debts; but such married women may
convey, devise, and bequeath the same,
or any interest therein, in the same
manner and with like effect as il she
were unmarried.
Slc ,. Ind d 1t .fiUther eaactcS,
That any married woman may control,
and sue and be sued, in her own name,
in all matters having relation to her
sole and separate property in the same
manner as if she were unmarried; but
neither her husband nor his property
shall be bound ~ any such contract,
nor liable for any recovery against her
in any such suit, but judgement may
be enforced BY execution az inst her
sole and separate estate IN the same
manner as if she were sole.