The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-23

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think most men are OF the opinion that il !
useles to argue With q woman. Afso, tina
there would be some difficulty in finding
man who considera himself gentleman tha
would publicly come forward Tor any oihel
purpose but that Of speaking in behalf of thu
fair sex, however strong his arguments nigh
b.. But should Mias Anthony meet with
me opposilion Of an intelligent woman,
feel sure that most of her Arguments would
ba upset. MINNIE.
wOMAN's RloHn.
EDITOR COLOSDT IL have read v III Z
feeling OF tExnkfulness the letter OF "a Male
Biped," ia this days Coi0sia. The writer
deserves the thanks Of every COOL woman in
the land, for the told and able manner in
which he has administered q shaking to Q
shrewish old mischief-m.ker who, having
failed tn secure husband hersslf, il tramp .
ing the continent to make her more fortunate
sisters mi-erabie fy creating dissensiOns in
their households. Oh, why do no, some Of
our divines Or lawyers upset this woman
rophlslrier, and convince even her that wO-
mans true sphere ia in ''submiiling henelf to
her husband" and religiousIy fulfilling the
marriage VOWS the wise organizers oi society
ave prescribed
AM, sir, your. truly,
4 WIFE AND A MOTHER.'
Oci. ~, 1871.
THE QUACk APOSTLE IN PErTICoATs.
Nh. EDiroR:-America, the home OF
many humbpg., which produced Brigham
Young, Barnum, Home, the medium, and
many 'shers has !, ,,p..rs ,u,tber hum,n
curl, s;,v in Miss Anthony Ths spsc,wen
from, ov.r rho Wv come: ,ncn,.r ms and
beezus. our I,d;s. f.iI 10 re,,.u;.. ., e.s,ur-
ace her In her vap,,i,s she e,,s verv rabid
and snsrI. and snsp- At the s.vomen Of
V;c.or;, wbo h.J N snnk their vom,nho.d
that they were happy ever in their degr,da-
,;on " The degr,da,ion referred IN ;s that
of vh;,n;po 1h;cI This female firebrand
.n,,e.rs r. bsl;eve !, the ru,r here Surely
tbe comble,e ;mmunitv from c,s,ip,tion Of
,,cb an a. no,;ous c,e,,ur. A. Mia. An.
,honv il s,,fic;en, ,nsxer 10 This iibeI Men
in R,;,;.b CoIunub;, No more coun,e,,nc.
rad husband. than ,,o the women . ouack
.,.,,l. in ,,p,,;co.,. The look unop s,,cb
,arsnus =. se,n,I m;,,,ke. Ike The ,vo
readsd j.dv or the ,our.Ieo,ed b.bv. and "A
=. a. .,,;d.. nm .,.c;., oness;ons =. Genrv.
80 Tin in noI;,;cs Your,
"''' tr ISs,,,rrn Hrsn.Sn
woxExs RraHrs.
Last evening ALEXANDRA Hall VIVA crowded
and Miss Anthony was more than usually e.-
f. Give. She began BY examining the Com
mon Law Of England and said that by il .
man NAV whip his wife with q stick no big
ger than his thumb. She wondered whether
Victoria wives had been whipped with any.
thing thicker than a thumb. Missionaries
ought to 20 about and enquire, IA laugh.
If q wife rebelled against ). whipping and
tried to run away she might be restrained
She knew a man who tied his wife to q bed
post keep her from running away. 1t had
been done here, too. (Cries of mol Oh,
I've had half-a-dozen wives to zee me today,
40 YOU needn't talk, In England man msy
sell hi. wife. The present condition of wo-
man i. similar to that of slavery before The
var. She could not even have the custody
of her children. Druukards mi. hit appren-
,ice their childen to rum.ellers and bro,hels
and the wife could not prevent them. A
father. even. NAV will an unborn child.