Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14

-. :" Iear and
trembling held out in his blue and 49,,
uated hands an empty porriure, ;. ~
stern master OF the wOrkhouse and IN /
half of his suffering fellows asked :, w.
more 80 she in behalf of the ODp,.,..s
women of America held forth her IA.
and empty hands to the nineteenth ,,., WV
ry and prayed for more. More v,n.,s
work. More kinds of work. OD.o -.
nues to the Bar, the Rostum, the p,'si,
the Office, the Workshop, Contrac,,,.bF;;n
Engineering, Surveying, liberty fl ,nl'
forward the railroads, level forest, -.
open canals. Vhinks1, gentle Ann, WIZ.
the spring-time comes, will YOU be will.
to lay aside your trailing silk, remor. ~
diamonds flashing Of your hand, ,,i
bosom, don a denim govt, and Anna,
with pick-aze or shovel take your .t,.i,,
by Pat or sambo? No, she presently 81!
swered my unspoken question; ,bs b,a
found her place but she asked for ,bo,,
who wanted such places the right 10 t,t.
them.
Women have already the right to a
what they can do or think they can 4,
There Is room among sculptors for Other
Harriet Hosmers, among painters for 9TH.
er Rosa Bonheurs, among essayist, and
noveliSts for more Mrs. Stoves and anon,
poets fer Other Mrs. Brownings. Tn.
world calls for more Florence Nightingale,
and is ready to crown heroncs, com, tb.v
in the forms of Charlotte Corday or ID.
Lewis.
Teaching is fast becoming mouopoli..d
by the women and vacant prOfesonhip,
invite lady occupants to their chars iu,,
as fast as they fit themselves for the n.
sponsility. Colleges without number h,,.
opened doors of all their departments
Law, Theology, Medicine and Surgcy-
to female aspirants. The Patent Osc.
secure, the rights of inventors NAL. and
female aspirants. Express Agents, Clerks,
Telegraph Operators, Type.settcr, RoI
pcrters, Editors, are no longer Of one ~
only.
What is performed by women ~ vel
as by men is and will be remuncrated /.
well. If | want "Aurora Leigh" %
expect to pay less for it because Mrs.
Browning wrote it instead Of Robert
Browning her husband? Do Ipay VIM
ME Ream less for statue than | pan
Powers because the first named Is a vol
man? Or because she is not as good i
sculptor as Powers? Do we pay man
who runs sewing machine more per yard
for work than we pay a 'empstress Tor ths|
same? Do men who braid boIheH d
straw get more for the same quality OrT0rt
than q millner 4? The answer is sell evil
dent. Allow me then, f. o., to dife4
with you when you say, "She is refused
the pay Of man less able than herself
became the right of suffrage is dsuisd
her" etc.
The matter stands thus: Women hsrl
established a reputation for performing
certain Offices requiring ncatness' gentle
ness, dcxterity, delicacy or quickna
and if men undertake competition thsI
must prove their adaptation before eErc|
ting equal rehtBGsation. Vice rr'
men have established aIr!rogativs clam
to occupations requiring " cheek, "strerE
of muscle, courage, etc, and the "4i''
sex" must prove their competency beiOF
expecting equal hire.
True women then, permit me soIoI
them in saying, have what they "n
so far as dominion, distinction, vail
ETY. Of occupation, and influence over Ivy
slation goes. But they have wants.
rious ones, which are apparent TO "
most indulgcnt of men. They want
bgcome better cooks, better houseSeeP''
thew want to disregard the clap'trap
fashion and folly, and undertake '!S''
OF reformation in dress and adcrnmcn"
Instead of 50 called light reading @9
, want to study agriculture landS'aP'EN
lening, domestic economy, become ~
pared by a liberal course Of sound rea'"'
for conversation with intelligent a''O
They want to pass their early "0a'''
not in drawing and sentlmen'al,'N
in caring for their health mOrA u, ~ =,
ners, and in storing their minds WIN y
knowledge as will ft them to DC S'rr
ions Of the best and wisest mcO' ~
wants women can satisfy themselves
mankind will gladly aud chlvalr0ug
sist them in 50 doing, but the possess
the franchise can do nothing 'osa'"'
FAM
Jacksonville, Dec. 2, 1857
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