New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
ANTT-WO MANS RIGHTS AND ANTI -LSNS

The very small audience at De GarmO Hall
danced last evening to different from that its audi
ences usually listen Miss Maud Ernest, o small
plump and apparently young lady, was the piper, and
fnriOusy she played her little Her floating skirts OF
whitencss and lghtness, her tiny pnched waist her
pretty little whitekidded feet her pink roses. her baby
ends and frizzles not unpleasant to the eye En-
trey ruthless femniney sarcastic she sounded the
harshcst dscords upon the suffrage string She expected
she said TO become target for the petcoaed politicians
of the period. She was however tough SUBJECT ana
should feel repaid II she could at all affect their strong
hold OF sclf.concet Referring to the doctrines OF
of the suffrage advocates she inquired IL our children
escape contamination IA suen an anospherGa hny
her innate Of mOdesy. Inc ranks were composer
principally OF Tilted women. old maids, ana women
lost faith and virtue Women nave no rlght 10 Note
Put a neggar on horseback and he will ride to death
give these women suffrage aud we VIII have rs the Ola
Woman i'm the shoe SAID, Bedlam let loose" Women
we're unit vote. because their brains were smaller ,n
mems and the ancient ana modern poets cohde ned me
the authority Of the Bible OF Shakespeare and Milton
The Will sprless captivcs These say they had
better have six or eight husbands than live with one
they hate They raise their voices against "iraSe' hu
manitys greatest need $1,000
Here tho young lady became very sarcastic indeed
Every finger was "a exclamation marx, finished by "A
little toss Of her head She renenDeieu that at me
Washington Convention Senator Wilson had sid that ne
,ynun yoe TO give the rights that men had
she supposed that the grand army OF petcoa politicians
retired 10 drink tn the Senator'S health no Government
,houd refuse such expressions oi sympathy anu ocu
90. sbnud not stoOp To mngle IN "a wOnens Drawl!
Miss Ernest demanded equal pay Tor equal WORK, ana
there should be "a law 10 secure H. Inc TWO female
would have been more deserving OF praise lhey
educational institution lOi "oleh nsteau
~ niug down Broadst. to create sensatlon women
should not be encouraged 10 struggle up t ihnoo
n,.ruline Independence. When men combine ihcy
vnrl harmoulousy; when women attempt the same NJ
nrcc hepin sedtious risiDgs and conflicts OF interests
Six tbousand wears ago woman was mans flDOOht now
,he il His hone contention. and she seems determined
o. ba The backbone OF politics. The Wonans Rights
peope are always crying out against the slavery Oh mar
,,,Ge A man with any common sense anu ~ an! "
prre A gentleman will never refuse "a WOMAN Tue pl,,t
10. ot her sex Women should cultivate their inlhh.
4 don't wonder men hesitate 10 marry "heh huso''
attcmpt now To control their WIVES quallt cns n ~.
enc wished that the laws which now gave women 80
~ rits could be repealed. She Thought tlat women
were auiocIats mems hearts Ihrce-IouIlh VI tI'
anplicatlons for divorce were made ny Women I
unity OF tine baUt-bOx Is proNerDlal VIVA ~, ~.
,, women voted 4 ring o ribbon would Duv uitlI
y,es and handsOmest man wOuid get thc ho'., it
,,'r'cn voted The insrious Abraham Lincoln Would
nr Ia We been President desired To return 10 the
snncity of our fOrcfathcrs, ana eAcctaeu hos1 oo,
Iiut wretches who had wresfed power from tue i Is
az those honest Democrats Mcssls lVccu anu bIauct
AM IN can't be possible that such pntfesceht party WIZ
,,umph over Mr. Twped-hOhOrcu 'of MS Ihoki.oSA'o
I'M hanevolen,e apd adherence TO the principles VI pure
Democracy Z -, hor rioh, 40 nm va naIitica opin-
,ons Miss Maud described strohg'nindeu woman o
tho neriod Do trouserloons and nat sue also amfu
,h., Tho day would never dawn upon woman's enfran-
nisomnns Then started Oft on tangent az Splfitlt
aud said that all spirits were things OF nafkncss
She Ipade illusions TO some Oh net ub
0fng on clouds precociousness OF ohidhood Beecht
..oialism Darwinsn, communisn, ana the ilke-"nich
sb. of yipcrS she concluded p} huoIs
inc he educational movement OF Miss Bceeher