The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-12


that by and by all this will be alayed. But,
ladies and gentlemen, nothing happens
there are no accidents with God. He is
eternal and His laws are immutable. When
woman feels this divine impulse that God
has given her to go up higher, she will an
swer and will ere long attain to plateau
higher than ever attained before.
The speaker then proceeded upon the
subject announced. "What shall we do
with our daughters?' First, she stated
that nothing could be changed in the case
of the adult they were in the harness and
swayed by an omnipotent power of love
and duty. They will remain as they are,
for though happiness may be impossible in
their case, yet duty remains and in its re-
quirements gives peace to all.
Our daughters must be considered, and
what shall we do with them is the question
for the future. They are to be the mothers
of the next generation to them will be in
trusted the molding of the men OF the flu
ture, and great responsibilities rest upon
them. To-day, said the speaker, they are
in the lroth of the sea They cannot go
back to the fashions Of their mothers and
grandmothers the old landmarks are re-
moved. They must meet the future and
they have not the courage to wreslle with
its circumstances.
First, the physical training Of our daugh-
tiers must he improved. The general physi-
cal feebleness of women is well known.
Physicians, however, say there is no need
of this 1t is not true that God has given
a monopoly of health to the boy and given
the girls the shabby, slimsy wishy-washy
constitution they possess. This feeble
ness the speaker attributed in a
great measure to their dress-thc weight
that is hung so heavily at the waist,
to the use of corsets at an early age,
when muscles are just developing, TO the
high heeled shoes in vogue, to the fashion
Of wearing the hair braided, and cullcd,
and pulled. neccssitaiing curl-papers nj
mornings to the want of proper exercise
out of doors; then when out Of school to
the lack Of work which is given them to
do at home. The speaker did not believe
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