, 1869-06-13
An AG1TATOR" on HE2 IRA
VELS.
Onslaught on n Country Editor-Nc
hnH n Prolonged Debate on the
Woman QueStious

Woman Questfons
From liz Fl 5u.o tI!Li Journal
uioa Tne1as, Or On lie ,oe Woa;da q s ~ ia ~
family, When snere came ! knock II .ac door.
for the E Paso J+urnal 80 utternd IN loud
voice. p" Come lu.''
She wsa dreased Ia pair OF store boots and in
ue with ms}esry in her mean knew who It vas
the minnie Set ny eyes on her,
l gracefully a1ose and ssli "Hov a-e you
mAaU, wAa {ou w1shtu' 10 subscribe 10 the Fl Paso
Jeu.ai'" % :. n .ane tine dipp.n 5y pen n tie
vuz ats en-. II looks Ike 5izness.
She n1ed her glaAsy eyes on me and mid:
"1ouns tnAn, sse ~ :. - advoeAte for the holy
No. mann sad !, - nm : Presbyterian"
"Ns4n," said - hain't no objection 70 takta'
and jon Il do Ill the zow!n.'
and then she sAid, " an willing to suffer for the
cawA" ....
only cost txo dollars an ven and It 70 aay
adtrnss for IN entire year.
"Hev you wife," abe asked ......
at :. s. that you see could ii marry Joa ef
wanted to ever 80 much threw tbs IN ~ 4
"Air you within tha. she should share with you
the burdens And trials Of life T.
~ sink noxays pAfttckler," said |. "An' I'll let
her shoulder the Whole Of EN- II she nas haaker-
WOOD 5ou consent sna, sbe should 60 to The
F"sne eaa g where sne p'esses,'' said l, ''sne
"Yew at hole soulei man. - said abe, sad.
| thloxin' her ar1us around my neck, Iatt wildly.
"G,s o1. SAG a.. "Whas air se upso amt one
After much labor succeeded n unlooseains
her hold and fit her down In a ehai1. l Judged
from her cond1ct that sne stood in need Of few
"Yoo alr IN impulstEc femaN," said l. "yoo.
! nature Is at o1ce spontaneous and outhreaIn'.
would be your state If o mans utfs was TO cs1eh
| yoo hngEtn Of him In ihls style"
She wiped her face with her dress She had on
q dress. forgot to mention this facs 10 speaking
II an worker in the cawa OF women'l
Rights" -. ...
ashamed Of sonrBelt. I ahould Judge 700 was one
OF trem hobby women shat TIE CHICAGO Ts1RrSI
correspondent tells Of Hut fuu can't come
en. en- ''4 N'' - IVA 49, ''~~>N ''''3
~ snoula be pleased = Abe said, ITO so aFm |,
! "So Jon DON'T sa1d !. In alarm; "not cf
have anything TO say in the matter. l wont g
With yoo-not single daSnetl pole
HiounR mnu, ss1d abe, hast thuu children =
Us good reeota:"
I WOOD You, - said abe, shay Your girls 97pv
up aud be married to base, sordd men, who xonlt
Take awa5 tner political rites and allow 'en u
lranchises.' .....,.. w..
"Darp the franchises" /" says I, IN saRe; "the
| are the things that women Put On behind to Gtv
EN- the t;recian bend Ef ny daughters ever s
10 Wear1n' EN-"
40, no, said ahe, "shey are panniers''
"Wel," said J. "psnnicts or franchises, O
whatever 5ou call EN-. an opposed 70 EN-. The
art ounat1rAi ard humpty. They degrade tn
| haEaan torM into likeness OF a cAtnel, aud brtn
| lovely women down on all fours Ike 3 tat.'
"Tnen,' sald she, "coule with me, and We wi
emancipate women from the slavery Of dress.
fnkc the close Away from amy woman. Win
men wlthout close would Be SD spectacle pal
tlclllariy I'll winter, when the howltu9 biasta pr
vail Who are you, any WAY :" l askel ot N
| visitor. .
~ am pilgrim" shc said. "I belong 10 tn
Actat"r. noospapcr devoted to the caws Of II
! mali sDNragc in Chicago
"Well, said calmir. "the w[snnto tn Chlcas
nccti something OF this sort Where them th1
air married never 20 on HoiD' to bed st night b.
rhat On ~alin' up IN The 1lornln they NAV he Il
| vorced, and tnful that amt married spend the
! time In bctttn how many times they cAl be MAJ
| Ted end divorced within month. Tae Himml
OF Chicago need agit3ttn powerfully, ktcp
sttErtn' On EN- up, II yon rleasee. The more 70
! aettate, the better Iot en-
With these ~or1S arose, and telln' her to 81
sun Until sDy return stole softly down stairs.
OF 1~a,iu' rrlrsn aEitstor sitt!n' in mJ seat II
whole OF thla time no not, hut II she waltz Tn,
| 60 tack her patience E11l be Of cast Iron.
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