The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-02
Mn,mau's Column.
CLIPPINGS.

CLIPPINGS.
ARs. 9. n. PoNERoY,
brcks divorced wife. has accepted
IN agency for . Life Insurance Comp,n,
IN Milwaukee.
MRS. COLT,
Having built . $500 COZ church in
memory other husband, and in behalf NJ
her workmen, at Hartford, Ct , is build.
ing CSC. 900 school house ON the .rmo.
~ grounds for the children Of her I'm.
ployees.
MSS ABBis CLIFFORD,
OF Marshall county, Iowa, who failed
by . few votes in getting tie Republican
nomination for School Superintendent.
has been nominated BY the Democrats
Aiss g. declines the nomination, saying
shs will not accept . nomination from
one party. after being candidate before
the convention Of another.
Az late as 1870 girls were not permit.
TED to attend the public schools Of
Boston. Since then the world has
moved slightly. This innovation ia A
'"to'erabls a. the woman's suffrage
movement. 1t should DO stopped
what need huve women OF any protec-
ton but mans gallantry?
The. Christian Register says: We can
nnd women who have been married
three times apiece, and whose children
have been three times u numerous a.
their husbands who do No, speak one.
tsnth A. knowingly about ma.rimony a.
the oracular old maid spins,e.. Gail
hamilton opposed to the eniranchiss-
ment Of her sex. Poor thing!
Inc Supreme Court Of Wyoming has
again decided that women have q right 70
ut - jurors under the provisions Of tho
existing Territory laws. Judge Fisher
dissenting. Chief Justice Howe render.
Cd the opinion that under the Fourteenth
amendment, women throughout the
United States have the same right as men
IN respect to suffrage and office h ,ldinp
Good.
THE laws ielatirs to women on tho
statute books Of every State of the
Union are disgrace to men. On insult
70 women. end blot on our civilization.
II ever IN idea enters the metallic hearts
and ligneous heads Of those opposed to
woman suffrage, i, has to Re beat in"
Night not these ,lisgraceful laws be anne.
liorated . little with the ballot in wo.
mans hands. or is mans innate, ins,inc.
tive gallantry sufficient!
Four New England Colleges are now
open 70 women--Bates. at Lewiston.
Mo; Colley, at Waterville, Me-; Vermont
University, Burlington. Vt, ard Yves,
leyan College, Middletowo, c..
An old rotten stump will stand . long
time unless il is well shaken and so with
conservatism opposed to womas's suffrage
both need . vigorous shaking to give
place to something more useful
Miss Putnam, the daughter Of Mr..
George 2. Putnam. the New York pub
Usher, defended her thesis for doctor Of
medicine in Paris. The amphitheater o,
the medical school was crammcd full
at least 800 students or medical students
were present. The examiners were
Prof. Gubief and Drs. Langier, Blaches
and Duplay. All Of them complimented
her in the most flattering terms upon the
talent with which she had treated the
subject Of her thesis. The audience like
wise repeatedly applauded her. The
mark awarded Miss Putnam was the
highest that can be Internationally
satisfactory
We honor the following, from . recent
exchange, with . brief notice.
A BISHOP ON WoMAss R1asrs II
Bishop Darwin, Of the NJ. E. Church.
South, has IN elaborate and eloquent let
ter (nearly three columns long in the
St. Louis Christian Advocate, in which
he thus speaks of one of the rife cues.
0ons Of the day:
Among the social elements coming
into active force. the chief are the doc
trins Of Woman's Rights. so called, and
Communication. The woman's move
ment assails, without any mincing or
disguise-or ct least many of its advo>
Gates do, and, logically it comes to that
the sc.iptarfRrdsr as to domestic reIs.
til proportion Of its cham>
pidEl y. The system itself is
iogically4l \and Disappointing. It is
fatal to the S2istence Of the family, and
that 10 The corner stone of al orgeniz
tioc, both social and civil. Without the
family the State goes to pieces. and an
archy takes possession Of the world
Loosen woman from her heaven appoint
ed and most beautiful orbit and every
thing GOES to wreck. II is the charm O.
womar's modesty and purity that holds
it and you will see that it is true. Wo
mans modesty and purity are the very
hoart Of the social fabric. They form
the centre Of gravitation, holding every
thing in its place.
In tho foregoing there are nine lines
containing direct charges on the tendon
cy Of the woman sufffage movement,
and eleven lines with snesking inuendos,
aimed at that much needed and whole
some reform, and without exaggeration
1t may. in strictess truth, be retor,ed
there are at least twenty villainously
false statements.
As an historica ] fact-and We challenge
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