The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-13
THE REVOLUTION
FOR $40.

The REVOLUTION is weekly journal advocstin g
Suffrage for women.
The demands for WON an everywhere to-oay,are
for wider range of employment, higher wages,
Thorough physical and mental education, ana an
equal Fight before the law in all those relations
which grow out of the marriage state. while we
Weld to none in the earnestness of our advocacy
of all these claims, we make proaoer oemano lor
the Acknowledgement or WOma n, as the only way
by which all her just rights can be permanently
secured. BY discussing, as we shall, incidentally
all Leading questions OF polite al and social mpOr'
lance, we hope to educate women for an lntelii-
gent Judgment upon public affairs, ana Tor 1alth'
ful expression of that Judgment at the polls.
While we would not refuse men an occasional
word in our columns, yet as masculine IDEAS nave
ruled the race for six thousand years, we specially
desire that The REVOLUTION shall be the mouth
piece Of women, that they may give the world the
feminine thought in politics, religlonl ana social
life that ultimately in the union OF both we may
find the truth in all things.
On the idea taught by the creeds, codes and Gus.
toms of the world. chat woman was maze Tor man
his toy druge, subject, or even mere companion
| we declare war to the death, and proclaim the
higher truth that like man, she was created by
God for Individual Moral Re s ISL ana
conditions of her earthly life are not to pc taken
as limitation OF the evidence of the Divine in.
tention respecting her as an immortal being.
Our principal contributors this year are:
| ANNA r. DICKINSON, ISABELLA BEECHER
HOOKER, HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
ALICE AND PHEBE GARY, OLIVE To-
ABETH r. TILTON, CELIA BUR-
LEIGH, M. Z. JOSLYN GAGE,
CHARLOTTEB WILBOUR,
.t LAURA G. BULLARD,
ELL ZABETH
SMIT d MIL
LER. MAD
ME
ANNEKA,
MAD AM D.
Fl E RIG o T,
KATE N DOGGETT,
ISABELLA GRANT MER-
EDITH ELEANOR KIRK,
PHEBE COUZkNS. LILLE PECK
HAM, LIZZIE NJ. B Y N y N,
HELEN EKIN STARRETT, MARY W. SAW
TELL, ELIZABETH I. sCHENK, MARY E. AhEs.
FOREIGN.
REBEoCA MOORE. LYDIA E. BECKER,
MADAME MARIE GEOG.
In announcing this brilliant array of contributors
of the coming year, we wish to say 10 our rcaders
that as THE REvoLUTIoN is an independent jour
nal bound to no party or sect, those VINO write
for our columns responsible only 1or Wnat ap-
pears under their own names. Hence II old ADO,
| litiOnists and Shareholders, Republicans ana
| Democrats Presbyterians and UnlVersailsie,
Catholics and Protestants find themselves sac oy
side in writing up the question OF woman suffrage;
they must pardon each others differences on all
other points, trusting that by giving their own
views strongly and grandly, they VIII oYershau-
ow the errors by their side.
Entering on our third year, IL gives US pleasure
to say that The REVOLUTION started with good
list of subscribes which was more than
doubled the second year. Equal increase OF pat
ronage in the future will soon place us on per-
manent basis, and ID axe a woman's paper in this
country financial success.
| ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, Editor.
| PAULINA WRIGHT DAVIS, Cor, Ecitor.
SUSAN B. ANTHONY, Proprietor.
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