New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

The great misery In "MinoItys" constitution 10 that
In book, convention. club, or 40
cety il that she has the right to further nghs there
a woman in the civilized world who cannot choose an'
make her way provided she is endowed by nature with
intellect and characteri That Is always taking into
question the secret Of the high god who have
life profound mystery. From which sex Is withheld
the cup Of error ignorance, and suerngf What law,
divine human prevents tho proper result Of all eIpe-
rence in eitherf
then greater or even an equal intellectual basis has
been established by Minority" in demands for that
which she procaims right to possesstho aristocrat or
the plebian Of class, Taine sayscndowed with
faculties, and desires. who having for the first time
attained the nights of society bosterousy displays the
trouble Of his mind and of his heart upon what grounds
she silent regarding her ancient and accepted spberef
Has the empire Of affection fallen ruin In her soul
Has she gone from the helm Of the bark In which man
sometimes ventures. and which glides the under
current Of lief Or has Minority" stin being
q wife and @ mother, never ruled in this
empire or steered this barki Would that "Mi-
nority" might be induced to lay herself away
In the of bureau" with lavender, and
make her absurd oense smell less rank to heaven and
to her peers OF the Majority II she will not con-
sent to bury herself and the Ratchet land she WON'T with
which she hacks at and the privileges she coyets let
beg and persuade her to the work OF reform
private Why need there be conventions in Syracuse
and Chicago when the weak and absurd Of our for
the part, cdnnOt W DuJ
the sake OF hearing their bawed out to news
paper reporters in poor English pontess padnase Vui-
gar recriminstons, and b0uDdless egotismi
Will the press he friendly to the majority for
q time least shut its and hide our mis-
taken sisters from censorious wordf t is question
for the phaDthropst and the cyno TO decide how long
the interest OF the public proceedings Of tho womans
rights movement would survive the silence OF the press
have been young. and now am old enough to com
prehend the perfection ana the necessity OF the family
tie the man is the head the woman Is beside hint Is
unity In unity. strength with strength, all with
important difference and small the spirits narrow
and bind, that cavil that difference. In tho outward
brain force man, everybody knows Is superior IL
cannot be helped. but Oh, Minority" 1t is true
Much have 1 seen and known" cities OF men
and Manners climate, councils, governmental but, with
Difference to the virtues, earnestnesst and en-
ergies Of Minority" have discovered IN
Minority" good no new greatness
Labor seienial isolation at their old posts still to
educate in stern school Love, peace, and benevo
lence neaI and the sword Of duty hangs etrnaly
in every atmosphere under heaven.
or all the questions to moot on this subject there
dreaded. Where the angels fear To tread the
strong minded rushat the marriage question and its
individual relation II II extends the family
society blight and rot, and the soouer get
back to Gothic days the better
ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE MAJORITY
Nen York, Feb %, 1870