New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

a.. u,xe. who support their husbands l believe they
would bring in the element may y usSueh "a m ty
90 more intelligent than men. because uon pelIeVe ~
when for single hundred years women ~, he uo
80 sn,oyed for thousands Of years IL WI De ume 10
,Ipake such comparison. But beeVe WA, M",nuu Jill,
no Nanscientjous than men, and that the want OF
ecsn pDl;Ios is not much brains as conscience
rs,inute atenton and close though ana lnaI 10 MIA
n' an IN, work Of life better done together by two
senss so utterly dssimar as men ana women; r hut
:, dsnt slapdpontS they compare notes, and IL Is Gu
acn ssnse ia believe that the matter is better decided
INV the united Of both than the hall comprehension
ri one The wsrk 10 be done IN politics properly pei"nhs
a. women Miss Dickinson thought that the days OF VIC
nenceof force-were over. The questions IN poiSoS
,Sus the vast questions OF work and of taxeton-ques
lions which womans interests are DonnG up "S
paafsy as mans. They pertain to woman
Is trey do mans Judgment Woman must n0t Vote as
hsouan, any moro than man vote as man. ou as hor
we are told that woman must not vote because hei
week 10 at home" Certainly mans WORK - NOV
fpoiacs His work is in his pulpit, 10 BIS coahuS Uo
N. iOn't vote either as worker, but as Clu1c
81 e Government makes woman citizens since IL taAvs
n and ranks her with men as regards pains ana penal
il should rank her with mon in regard 10 duties anu
fsponsbilities We urge IT Tor the sake OF men 70
sOmen out Of the view entirely II VIII nfP -nrs man
sres "to keep intact the deicacy OF tne ~o, 10
80 dinners He feels her ineriority because govern.
N ent ranks beneath him. suppose lhs man snu .s
soman came TO this hall and there came on TINS
.ltiorm the great political men OF the time, ana they
rrue 10 the woman and treat her as an e9ua LOT tne
sac ot the ballot she holds in her hand The Ignorant
nv her de must perorce feel some respect for one
non, his master treats equal The old rule holds
.-cnd Info hin--or her-that hath shall be given"
Nonld such men as Phillips Tlton Curtis. Beecher
plead anything that would not beneht men as well
q, wOHeni You may perhaps read in some papers to-
morrow that the woman who has the pleasure Of ad.
dosing is "a man-hater. Remember that the man
later stands here TO protest against the wrong men do
u each other in such discussions as are instituted
" such Fulton Bushell, and Collier. No work
nat man woman was meant TO do is degrading and
iehlnc. Miss Dickinson did not believe that man would
6casG that American men must show sweet courtesy
rare Difference because they couldnt help it, II is in
heart and soul OF every with the Tor
woman with the name, wherever found. She Will be
treated at the polls as in her home The lecturer
poke Of the FIST California pioneers. who, without the
oicty which was shame to Christianity; and ex-
licd the ennobDg aud refining presence OF
women everywhere. The very men who deny women the
ballot because II would hurt their bneneSS their decacy.
dCame them as fIivlous and petty. Ii Is true. But
don't accuse women; accuse the society aud training
Tbnt make them what they Men told that they
nave duties TO society well ~ the family; women
shs their their conscience and thought, 10
DC bounded by tie home circle. Miss ID. pictured
vlvdy the ruin which petty, Ignorant, thoughtess
woman mi ht bring upon noble man. and depored the
condition of society, which she thought produced this
woman. God did not create woman as a violet,
smell sweet, nor as lutte 10 send forth harmones, but
a. lie created an immortal soul, and such OWING
AHes and responsibilities to every other immortal soul"
TIE scales OF everlasting justice are held IN the hands or
Col and swing down at last. She did not expect
miracle 10 he wrought she did not believe that the mil
aeruum would dawn when woman received the ballot
MANSION OF character gained through the power that will
conc with the ballot. Woman must help man
We IS be helped by him She must inspire
Tie nations of the earth will rise up and call such
blessed and God himself will say to her well DONE. No
sOOi viii come to man and woman In keeping them
asuuder. There lie work man can 40 but that viii
b. better done by having a woman at his side. Miss
Dickinson concluded with an eloquent appeal 10 men ana
batudos and progressions OF that life which the dis
tIri,ons Of the sex are vanished forever"