Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11
THE WOMAN ESTION.

THE MAN ESTION
4 AGENTS WANTED-For New Book
adapted to the Times-WOMAN, II kR CON
brIom ESMTS WR9EGs Sr pf sptENtT
OK GRANTING THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.
by l.. p. BROCKETT, NJ. ID. ILLUSTRATED;
Every man and woman in Vermont should read
OPINIONS OF THE PRE- SIS.
From the Tolland Co or jour- ALA time
ly book. Having perused few ages we can
say that the subject IL trcsted / sensible,
candid ard reasonable manner; lis arguments
must DC convincing TO every INTEL igent reader.
From the sabbath Recorder, X Lit IL 4
book which every one who has Il chance will
read.
il an earnest protest against "A great deal oil
nonsense OF what is called woman's rights
The work il scasonabie and will doubtless meet
with PIT ut sale.
EFT .eems to have entered upon the subject IN
,.,,y,t 81 fairness ard honesty. No one can fail
10 be interested and instructed by the array OF
facts brought together
From the Evening STANDARD, New 5edlofd'
MaSs-Thc work is written III tone OF candOr
md without any al that absurd ridicule too
often employed, and Is Voluminousiy liIhs-
| trated. -, - :,
Tia nores are literally illustrated; il is full OF
i pictures, showing TO what lengths and brsadths
| Of folly and ini..tuations the advocates oil I'M
| sexing women carr y their siste H.. n.a,
| From the Rochester IN. " Daily Democrat.
/ ia very fair Intelligent and candid, and i'll
spires a desife to take advantage of The earliest
/ ouportunitw 10 read i.
From ind Rochester IN " Chronicle.-Dr
4 Brockett has evidently devoted much thought
to the ,ubject matter of this book, and hls Inan-
4 nct of dealing with it cannot be too highly
recommendtd u ia eminently just and argu-
I meptaIive avoiding every thing OF al irritating
tendency. ,, NJ,
i There i no possible plea in justification OF
WON m 4 intrusion into the realm Of political
action. Separate the two sexes, let man unaer
stand that woman is determined TO stand by
J herself and neither desires or needs his assist
ance. and how soon would an antagonism be en-
sendered which many waters would not quench!
From the Lawrence tMass) Sentinel.-Tht
!, book is worth Elk, times the price OF it.
: From the Elmira N. Y Dairy Advertiser
For young unmarried men, we Know OF nc
| cheaper or reader means of obtaining inlorma
tiUn on the subject OF woman than by purchasing
ar re din this book.
, our notices wouid fill large volume, having
sent out nearly 1000 copies to the press, pro
miscously, and about 81 papers to the 100 give
: favorable notices The remainder, advocate,
) of woman's suffrage, pitch into IT IN the follow
, ing manner:
l From tue Waterbury tCtl Daily American
WoMAa's RIGHTs.-Has it not been generally
y OF wnat they both wanted and needed. W.
had imagined that their heads were pretty clea
. upon these points at least, but they are not
|. Dr. Brock EFT of Brooklyn, N. T., says 60, ant
. the Dr.. ought to know, for he has stuoied th'
i Bible until he knows to q dot just what tn
!. Creator intended them to be and do. He ha
= crammed history until he knows all about III
condition of women. from Eve Down 70 Ann
}. Dickinson: in fact he understands all abou
!, the past, present and future Of the sex.
! mont. Books are nov ready. Address
FL 45w4w LNSTEBBlNS, Hartford, Ct.