New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE VAR.
THE REVOLUTION STRIKES WILD, WHILE THE
woMAN's JOURNAL CALLS TRUCE.
Tin accumulated Editor OF The RerOIufiOn,

STRIKES WILD, ihb
WoMAN'S JOURNAL CALLS TRUCE
The accomplished Editor Of The Rsrolution,
Mr.. Laura Curtis Buard, worthy and brilliant LADY,
whose single accession the moro strength
in city and Brooklyn than derived during she past
year. from all other sources combined mas sahen ior
Europe IN inrm health. To her absence we doubtless
owe the droll discrepancies between these parasphs
The new hands may learn better 10y and by ana aay
attain the hight Of knowing their own minds ios
week at u time.
Tpr-n The Revolut.onl
We do know how THH cOulf have read MT.
& ptd ao Piaun9' hc p Tune f discover i'm il
any allusiOn to the slavery which Col HsSihsnh es,
mae wife Is supposed te suffer at That ma piahthro
pistIs gentle hands.
son Mrs H. B. stsuic' pva, letter for pnhcahn IN ihe heo
NJ. Higginson boasts that under his leadership the
ranks have been cleared OF ali oectionabe persons ana
Nov, with all due Difference 10 the reverend gentleman
neat and dnpper refcrmsr aud rhetorcan a. sh en
cathcdra authority I'm dress, manners, ana culinary
uter sis, doubt whether the earnest, suffering Woa
hood Of this nation will accept him ~ helI moulhpNo
to the depths of their degradation. or 10 decide
among their many sorrows and opfesslons "nen nS
order should invariably come hrst Had his CART cam
ersr belonged o0n outraged ostrd
cise class ne might sometimes hare been b,rdged h' ste
oper lorings Of ipasnce and Indignation as are quite
beyond MS ideas ofdgnify and rroiriety tody ~ is
remarkable" says Dean spir 'Th rhdf Pohenee 0"u
JOrt t,tde bear other t9ikss snger1gs ~
Is jusi impossible FOR 70 nndcrstdnd The sidreg@
holders 70 understand hntof NE African race or M,r
pr tafonS and just impossible for Que as the otr
the first step 10 euuCihOn
franchsemcnt, Is personal freedom CIay Priests 1r
poll icans hiding from woman the fcal c'lsen nv
hell essness, dependence, and degradation rupPoso
If T. W. II. had his hand on the mem 81 'he Non a
NOV ement IN England he would cOmltl Jo-cphiu' bu
seats fof dscussng this side issue" think the Bos-
ton Society should make 4. W H. President ior ne =
merely man Of straw without the slightest knowledge
or Interest IN their plans or purposes
IRON The Ee,olutionl $3.50
TIE TRIBT-NE which docs not advocate womans suf-
fraee hut on the contrary oppose u reaiedis eanGrs
il supposes to exist between The Recouion aud TIE
WoaGn's JOurnai-G staie q hinge entirely uh""r" 10
at least The Irstiiaoied Of thesc beiiigereHk
Prom smother editorial in the gsrolutonl
Among al he tngen0oas attacks which earpng ana
good names the lifelong workers in the cause OF
woman rights zee do not remember one more uyhSt dhh
recent editorial article In The UOmGH's JO,'d! Oh Mrs.
H. e. stanton and her so-caed immoral views 81 mar
paper opposed 70 ne romans movement, Il toouLd mol
hare surprised us: but when we painfully rejected THAT
it from the pen OF woman who has Deeh
supposed to understand something Of the ma
and something Of the moral nobility of its early
and leading Representatives, fet snse Of nhnged re-
are we alone This feeling Other women share II with
In letter just received from Miss sarah Pngh sho
Jou,nal: it raises ones indignation" Mrs. Lncrena
Mott also-whose pen rarely sheds criticism On aay
One-writes TO US, 81 greatly regret TIE nsiepreseh
ton OF The Homons JOUrHdi Other friends nave WIZ
ten 10 S sf sS YEN Tss T Tte9s y f% ss
handsome criticism by oHeo Of me 0teSi upon one Of He
earliest ddrOcdteS ~ roman cdhst
Iron still another editorial 10 tn ssm- Revolutonl
When lately that portion Of The bomdn's Adrocde
which is called me b0ma,ts journal n4 10 sHd"W.
bitter aud picked alusion to TIE Rrt"HfCl s tacIhs
" loose and pestiierOus notions OF divorce, we niue
thought how Boston contemporary was thus stigma
tzng its better half Criticism like charity ought
begin at home. The WomGn's J0and ~ he consist
Since these two papers have become one, and since
the former editors of both are now the Jolnt
| great undiscrminating public TO know whether
It is Mrs Lrermore uhO is % Jaror Of " marriage cor
Mira Cole who ia accusing her edd2r,a sastsrhood o.
lgoss AID g aT9 ~,
| Journal and The WOndns AdpOcQte-twO Opp0stes
nerrcd into oneare like an acid and an alkali thrown
Together They don't agree And the difference between
the two, as near rs we can understand ~ Is ms te
marriage, and Inc WomdH's Advocate Of nothing oh'
d''0'e' ON still, another editorial in the same EerorpionI
THE TRIBUNE seems determined to ix ON me bomans
nrp fG cSrge vficI ne RSroon ,c Oh
its supposed hostility has "erer maze, ana sees "'d"
reason TO make.
Five SQUARE ACCOMMODATIONS in many editorials in
single number OF the paperl Plainly the Editor is abb
eent But SEQ now how like mellow strain OF sanity
music falls the peaceful psalm OF the meat and dappet
authority culinary utensils" Col Hgginson, upon all
this strife and turmoil in the placid WOnans Journal!
The same question Is constantly coming up In every
refOrm-what 10 make OF the guns All such enter,
prscs acquire good deal OF valuable ordnance. and
enemy keeps beyond range. just perhaps but there
is gunner side who presents good mark
| suppose We nave u Try AZ hilHi
point eel inside Of the fort instead OF OUtsde and crack,
gunner fails As said at Baakava IT Is glorious,
but after ALL 1t Is not There Is no time w waste on
internal quarrcs The best il to work ultedy To-
gethr II that cannot be done and where there are
honest differences Principle, 1t often is npossie the
next best thing IL to work ancaDy apart litte pa
tjence a little conscience, and good deal Of good ma
ture viii keep ms from public quarrels, and perhaps,
even from private. And the more absorbed In tho
great contest the less taste We shall have Tor ety
! ones.
FREE RUM IN THE NINETEENTH WARD.
| Owing to the loose manner in which the Ex-
else law is now enforced rough element Of the Nine