The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-16
Motuau's Column.
CLIPPINGS.

Miss Georgia Benedict, of Fon
du Lac, Wis.,, has been licensed as
, apreacher in the Methodist church.
Why wiN women forever he getting
out of their sphere
Miss Clara Barton is in France,
visiting the devastated districts
and looking after the necessities II
the people. Out OF her sphere
again!
Mrs. Ellen Upper Of Brighton,
Iowa, is instructing q class at Dess
Moines, in the art OF raising and
caring for bees. just as if it were
not out Of her sphere2
Miss Ada Shriver, daughter Of
Dr.. John w. Shriver, of Dayton.
Ohio, has received the appointment
Of Instructor in Painting in the
University OF Michigan. "Out Of
her heaven appointed and beauti-
full orbitv'
Mrs. Mary Ann Cleveland, OF
Msquoketa, Iowa, has sued ter 50;
loon keepers of that city for $4,000
damages due her by furnishing her
husband liquor. Why not
This assertion Of rights by won
an sis logically iniidel and disor-
ganizing
Mrs. Conway is busily engaged
upon her section Of the Western
Maryland Railroad. She is said to
have been an active and energetic
contractress. Why not2
This everlasting stepping ont
of her "natural sphere" is fatal to
the existence Of Gods laws
The recent National Labor Con-
gress at st. Louis, did q manly
thing when it resolved that for
equal work, as we'll done, women
should receive as much pay as
men and why not Wages should
be regulated by rhat and how well
one does, and not by what one Is.
Sex has nothing to do with work,
has it2
The New York Christian Leader
very justly remarks: The question
of Woman Suffrage has no more
logical connection with that of the
marriage problem, than it has tt
do with Union Leagues or eigh
hour laws; but as tools, fanatics
and knaves yet live, the one ques.
ton is made to bear the odium O.
the other
Que Of the many enco uragint
signs of the times is the establish
ment OF Woman Suffrage dali.
newspapers in New York and Sa
Francisco. The New York Eve
ming Globe and San Francisco Pie
beian.
Mrs. Celia Burleigh is a regularl
ordained Unitarian minister He
labors are very able, effective an
acceptable. Brooklyn, Connect
cut, is the place of her ministratior
Woman is an irrepressible crea
ture! How we do commisseral
the poor tribulated souls oppose
to Woman Suffrag
Mrs. f. G. Stanton, who, a fe
years ago could hardly get a heal
ing for her radical views on w oms
Suffrage, deposited last W eek 4,7(
in gold in bank in San Francisc
the proceeds of three meetings
that city, above all expenses, ar
why not { Out of her heaven q
lotted orbit again
A young lady in Centrebroo
Conn, by the name of Pratt, fe
days ago, harnessed pair Of no
ses, and with machine cut thr
acres of grass. She is unmarrie
Miss Josephine Weimlich is 4
leader of Vienna female orche
ira Of twenty-six young ladi'
which is to appear for the first til
in America, at New York, on (
l1th proximo.
Mrs. G. D. Moulton, Doubt,
the finest musical amateur we ha
in the United States, is about
become professional Mr.. NJ
Strakosch having engaged her
series of concerts. How
teaching of the Woman Sufffagi
is upturning the foundations of
ciety.
The advocates Of this much ne,
ed reform do not happen to bell.
that the millennium of woman's c
dition has arrived. Do you gel
reader3 And so believing, i
propose laboring to secure
women all the aid-all the mea.
all tho agencies that men enjoy
protect themselves. Reader y
do ynu hatieye?