Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-03

the right thing and say less about u.
With regard to professions, l don't
believe our Bar will ever be dignihed
BY a long array Of lady lawyers; nor
will our medical profession ever pc
filled by the ladies to any extent;
There is fit employment ana aue
compensation for ladies In nearly every
vocation. 1t is your plain duty to earn
honestly YOUR own living. If l were
asked What is the most earnest need OF
women in these days, l would say edu.
cation. Woman needs to be taught
fewer friyoiities and more real educa-
ton, which will be Of benefit to her II
the future. l sec q repugnancc N
Young men to getting married at All
nowadays. With most men life Is a
persistent struggle. In this struggle
every husband needs the aid and sup
port of his wife. When a man marries
It Is necessary to economist, and on
what he lived comfortably before mar
riape he will find hardly sufficient to
get along upon after marriage.
This is particularly the case when
the mar marries a woman who does
not know how to take charge OF his
money. There are fifty thousand
yonnS women employed as music
teachers, who might be better en-
ployed in taking charge Of the culinary
arrangements Of hotels and the larger
households. There Is much and vari-
Gus work to be done which could be
protitably done by women, which Is
done unprofitably by men. :.
II q woman wishes to do q mans
work let her do so without asking the
sanction of her brother, If she thinks
she can do it rs well as q man. Woman
aud man were made for each other, and
woman was not made for man any
more than a man was made for q wO-
man. | come at last to the great ques.
ton What can law do for a woman
In so far rs it regarded her rs IN infe-
rior it has done wrong. When a couple
marry they should trust in each other
implicitly. If they do not they VIII
never be happy.
Our laws have been unjust to women.
They we're wrong when u dying father
could give his children away from
their mother? 1t was atroclously I'M
Just. | do not believe in the law which
gives the husband all the property OF
an heiress to waste. The law treats a
woman badly when her rights are not
considered as we'll as those OF q man.
A mar to man always unjust, Is not so
to woman. | hope a woman Will al
ways exercise her right as a woman,
and not as q man.
What would q woman's parliament
do with a man! Is liberty Of divorce
essential to the true enfranchisement
Of women? Marriage Is n great bless
ing to both man and woman. There
are, of course, many miserable mar
riaces. Marriage is often conducted
hastily. A rude rich man often mar
ries a splendid though poor girl, who
is willing to do anything to secure a
great marriage. Such q marriage is
very frequently an unhappy one.
Where marriage is not accepted as 4
union of hands and hearts 1t Will, IN
most cases, lead to trouble In the end.
Woman has rights which hitherto
have been imperfectly understood.
First among these rights Is the right OF
education us extensively rs her
brother. She has 4 right to a faithful
and equal division Of the work OF the
world. II her right to employment Is
not conceded, she must make 1t so:
She has 4 right to be loved, honored
and trusted BY the n who is her part
ner for life. These rights may be for
feitod bv had conduct, but it must he